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GENUINE PLAIN COWBOYS. GUARDS
S'Ol'T AM' rKOVnKKsMF.V YON'OMOTOS KOY AL
.l;i!.:ri. . r.iiv . A Jv xjiirt :' IVfintifiil Western Girls.
The Mexican National Hand.
Tw( linni: F."riiliti,r V:n!v I'Jtin or Shine.
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ami War l.iki Sown-.. Tin in. complete entertainment nt its kind in
the ncrlii. headed h the noted Guide. Scout and Interpreter
Capt. Wm. Powers,
Indian "Bil IV Grand Farade Daily t 10:30 a.iii,
Performance at 2 and S i. in. Poors open one lionr earlier.
Will Exhibit at 311 1) OLE BURG, TA.,
Thursday. June 18th, 1903)
Trices for this day and date only,
ii.?Tti I to 25c to all.
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A WEEK'S HEWS CONDEMSED,
Wtdnttdiy, Jun S.
The Pennsylvania Eclectic Medical
Society held It annual convention at
Allentown.
The new cruiser Taeoma waa
Launched at the Union Iron Works, at
San Francisco.
Mrs. Koonevclt has returned to
WaRhlngton from Groton. Marts., whero
she visited her sons at school.
Professor J. P. Lesley, the famous
geologist of the Fnlverslty of Penn
sylvania, died at his home In Milton,
Mass.
The United States geological survey
during the coming year will Investi
gate the mineral resources of Hawaii
and lVifto Kloo.
Governor PennypacVer. of Pennsyl
vania, nss appointed William 8. Mee
han. of Philadelphia, chief of the de
partment of fisheries.
Thursday, Junt 4.
Columhlan University, at Wahlnn
ton. hold It 32d snnual commence
ment lat evening.
Kohhers dynamited the safe In the
Gt-il.l Stsbe.K Hank at Vesta. Minn.,
ar.il sci ure.l over JSOiW.
Mississippi's new eapitol hviildlng
St .1st kson. eri ted Rt a eiist of $1,
poo.imM. hss lnn dedicated.
tVnfedorato Memorial lRy was celo
hvnie.l yesterday throughout the south
with eereises in the ocmeterVs.
The hrieklaycrs and masons of
WliUeslisrre Pa., who hsve heen on
strike for five weeks, returned to work
j todnv
I Millers from all parts of the south
lard wet a'tended the first convention
!of the Millers' National Federation at
1 TVtrolt.
Friday, June 5.
Osesr White, a lineman, was hu.ned
to death by a live wire on a telegraph
pole at Reading. Pa.
The l.r,i"th annual commencement of
Princeton University was held at
I Princeton. N. .1.. today.
Minister Conper reports to the state
I department that China will establish
j a mint at Pekin and mint its own sil
ver coins.
I All the restaurants and hotels In the
depots of the Pennsylvania Railroad
system west of Pittsburg will be con
ducted by the company.
The convention of the Funeral Pi-
; rectors' Association of Pennsylvania
at Pittsburg adjourned, after choosing
Brie as the next meeting place.
. Saturday, June 6.
I General William Pafton died at his
home in Columbia. Pa., aped 87 years.
The German gunboat Panther ar-
, rived at Newport News, Va.. where
she will go Into dry dock for repairs.
Senator John W. Daniel was nomi
nated by the Virginia Democrats for
; another term In the United States
senate.
The cruiser Brooklyn was com mis
sioned at the New York nary yard
and will join the European squadron
as the flagship. :.
William J. Bryan tn this week's
Commoner Includes Circuit Attorney
Folk, of St. louls. In his list or preaj
der.tia! eliclbles.
Monday, June 8.
The contract for thf- last of the big
exhibition buildings for the St. louis
Exposition wat- let for $171,000.
Rev 1 ir Henry Van Dyke prearbed
th baccalaureate sormnn to Princeton
University graduates yesterday.
Tn hoi! carriers' strike at Wi!l:es
barre. !;a:- bfT settled, the men
a' ept::;;- a i' pvr cent advance.
fm jinsta; delivery will be eRtab
lisi.ed a' .l-.-annet: Pa., September 1,
wr.t. ttirH- carriers acd one substi-tu'.-
'Ar T:;!Mr.!'" of lockjaw prevails at
P:?tc- '.:i uii... au to the us- of. toy
Iuf-'il- fi. I-'.ora'.;ia Ijlv K;i ,ny8
iiav di".
J-'trihT ii: wi. of the big snoe
ezi'-pt a- !n."-i:tr)L Mass. wur. ni'st
c: !a (ivniaiiut- tny niad: otti-rs be
lli" u!jirt-d if arui-.ratioi..
Tuecay. June i.
Jc-ar. C fo;gvrtii: l"c:i"-c Siatvs
"P'.-iitifc Coiun.uit. civ-C
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ur!f.; a' New Vir-i v r.b
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j "!':irv p-jsta. were n:ju"-d.
o!ii f a '. a 1 t j ii. a 'iliiMoi, or. tti R-ju'.b-
rr hat:a i.'ru' Cua'KJ't' N ;
Wttit" V ahllltir fc tlK'Jt: II tti- l''IU
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TEXTILE WORKERS EXPLAIN
Claim Strike Wat Ordtrtd Bscauaa
Their Health Wae at Stake.
Philadelphia. June 8. The working
committee of the Central Textile Un
ion, composed of one delegate from
ea-.h union on strike, met at strike
headquarters and considered the sit
i uatlon. After a five hours' session the
committee. In conjunction with the
executive board of the Textile Work
ers, Issued a long statement to the
public giving reasons for the strike of
over 75.000 men, women and children.
The statement saya that the strike
was ordered for sanitary reasons, that
It was necessary because the health of
the men. women and children was at
stake. The statement called attention
to the fart that children were com
pelled to work lfl hours a day In the
mills from Monday to Friday and six
snd a quarter on Saturdays. The
statement also declares that the tex
tile Industry, as shown In statistics
produced before the anthracite coal
strike commission. Is deadlier than
the mining Industry, that Jjit workers
In the milts, where thereat always
dust, are subject to pulmonary dis
eases. The statement alo asks for the sup
port of the public and reiterates the
wllllnrnoss of the workers to meet
their employers for a conference.
BROTHERS DROWNED
Third Brother Made Desperate Efforts
to Recover Bodies.
Pa tucket. U. I., June p. -A double
drowning of brothers in the Pawtuxet
river by the overturning of a boat dur
ing a squall last night was of particu
larly distressing circumstances, aa the
heroism of one In trying to save hit
brother cost the second life, and the de
termination of yet a third brother to
recover the two bodies nearly added
one more name to the death roll.
Six boys were returning home from
work. The craft suddenly t aps1ed and
all went Into the water. Henry Fln
neran could not swim, and In response
to his cries his brother John went to
his assistance. In his fright the
younger lad clasped John about the
neck and both went down. Edward
then began diving with the Idea of
bringing up the bodies, and when a
rescuing party picked him up he was
so exhausted that before the shore was
reached it was thought that he had
died. Physicians worked an hour be
fore he showed signs of life. The other
two boys reached shore after a struggle.
BOUQUET HIT THE KAISER
Lady Who Threw It Arrested and
Given Severe Lecture.
Berlin, June 9. A despatch from
Frankfort says while Emperor William
was driving to the hall In which Sat
urday's singing competition took
place a ladv admirer threw a bouquet
Into the j y .J: j,-au. The bon-
and was so forcibly thrown that the
empress, who was sitting beside Em
peror William, jumped cp frightened.
The thoughtless enthusiast was ar-
j rested, given a sever lecture and then
discharged. The Frankfort people
, had been warned previously not to
i throw flowers into the imperial car
riage. Confederate Services at Arlington.
Wa-shlLpton. June s The first "me
morial services in honor of the Con
federate dead interred in the Confed
erate section at Arlington Cemetery
were beid yesterday under the au
spices of tte various Confederate as
sociations of tie city. They com-
1 prised the decoration of tbe graves
witt Hewers, an address by Hon. John
V. Wright of TeLtieshee, aiid the plat
ing of a beautiful wreath u;ion the
graves of tat "unknown Uni'.'n" dead
buried there. Among the Bov-'-rs con
tributed for tbe occasion w . r.onie
sent from the White HouBe nserva
tory by president Uooheve!? lo MiKS
Nannie Randolph Heth. daugLter of
General Harry Heth. of Gettysburg
lame. MiBb Hetfc. ahsiBted by Lr Saiii-
uel E. L-wie. distributed tbfhe tipon
pvey tin- of the i't4 graves where
Confederate a(! rest.
CLOTHING
Largest, Finest, Latest and Best.
Lino ever li ouu l1 to Snnhtu v. Men'H Suits I iin
. 2..M co 5(HK).
Hats, Caps and Neckwear
Latt'Ht Designs and Shletiiind nt ric"H tliat Mill
astonish 1 be customers I mm Snvder count v.
a
Fair Paid.
1 will pay onc-lialf the car iar" i'm persniis I'm M
Snyder county lu lny 10.(10
VmmIIi ol' UoihIh.
Nothing but Reliable Goods are
Handled. Call oi.
WOLFF FRIEDMAN,
The Up-ttM)atc Clothier,
SUNBURY, PA.
!- l til l't-lencr.
t'eu imytLiuK t'e oise than In fi'el
1 It vt i v Hinnile will lie nut ln-(T
U h VtHH Hie evP' liei.ce of Mih.H.
H. NewsotJ, Poentur, Ala. ''For lliree
V, , -'m11( itCM. "I III, Illicit inmif
feratle puin fi oiii tmtinexi to i,
stomaeh ii'it lioael lioul'le. I tenth
a iiiiiI Kn vilible when ilnctoi " iKul
sll roniPilifs falleil. At lengtn lwaa
ni.lucCit to 1 1 I'.lecliio Hitteta unci
tlie reilt !' nnincnloiis, I imti' -
j at 0 ,co aift now I'm cdtnpUMely
iwviwd, "K r Liver, Kulne,
Stomach and Howel trouhios Klecttie
Hitters in the only medicine Only Tide
It's g inran hy Mulillel nrgdriiii store
Mitktlchnrtf Drug Stoie tli i vn.
Jannnii of UiehtioKl Dr. .1 W.
SainpsoU of renUBCreek
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Detne Cannot tte l'iirr1
hv'oal application as thev cannot
ip h the tease portion of the ear.
Theie 8 only one way to cure deaf
ness, snd I hat Ib by co"Stititional
.emedioe. Deafness is caused by u
inflamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian Tube.
Ylea this tube is inflamed rou hare
a rumbling sound or imperfect bear
irp, nd when it is entirely closed,
etfn-s9 is the result, and unless
the inflaromntio i taken out
and this tube rest to its normal
piondition, "nvarin6'ill be' debiroj ed
oxever. Atno cases out ten are
fansedby catarrh, whielris nltn
but an iDflamtJ cnjitiou of the
mucous serie.
We wil (jive One Hundred Dollar
for adt case of ueafcess (caused by
catarrhs Tthat cannot be cured b.v
Hall's Catarrh Cure, bend for cir
cukrs, tree.
F. J. CLencyAC. 1led. O.
o'd y Druggists. 7jc.
HiiTs Family lMls arc the best.
New Jersey Justice.
Trenton. N. J., June 9. The Su-
, preme Court has sustained the indict-
IliCIl 111 IUUU1J Ul 1 i aun it,
Comlv and held the law to be that
attempted suicide constituted a mis
demeanor under the state's criminal
statutes. The court, in dismissing the
suit of Mrs. Alpine Hodge against
Lena Wetz'.tr, held that a married wo
niaD could not, under the laws of the
state, bring an action for the aliena
tion of a husband's affections. This
is the first derision of this kind In
New Jtrker.
The Liban Sent to Bottom h
Insulaire Near Marseilles,
OVER 100 PERSONS PERIS!
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UUt.v. i;Civ; uvxS. 4T5'4.&5.
Hog were a llvi ; prime L.hvli-k' t', 2')
fi t 21: iiiediuiiu' .Z; heavy Tork-
eiii ij 20 li)lit Yoriu-r ar.d
ip'.K. ';.Z';';.2C; rouxh 4'5.76.
hhtejj n(i briu; Iiebt wethers, t4.J0
HJSu; thwlce yeariliigs. it,. Ui d t.25:
No Darice's In His Church.
Fiamfieid. N. J., June k Kev. E E.
Ja-ki-.on. pimtor of Mount Olivet Bap
tint Church, hab dropped 'i't uiemU-rs
of hit .oiiKreKa'.ioii Jtotn ttie rollt W
hum- they iijwiM' on daneiuK Among
thohe sunjo-iided fcfe a truKte.t and hev
eta. piomilit-lit " liut' h wo-'kefh. 'J o
weeiiK fcgo tiif iiiini.-iter preached a ier
iijoi. ai;aitini (laii iiiK aiid at tut: !.r-a.-.m-'J
tne ' oiic'efcatiuii ivlat a pledge
to ItinjuHiii iiili iiiif Tue '1 ate
aili'ilif tije llUlllLd-l tdeir llaill.Kt'eh
hlOIlt jl;ril.l'll.f II. lilV:llK V.ijlu'.ed
tljeil p.eOj;i ,V I Jai r-nOU tii iaied
tua' "oelvti- I will Law- a lai. jiiK
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t.i.v k.t l..-,i-i' 'I l,i I e IM-ie i,! . t , : L -
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hud iu- tix ijiur.i.ii, iw.'Ai.i.i hail an
kill, hlu.i.l ai.il .M.,i.J,ii v.iue ii.iil;
hlii.i.i! J.4 w. '..' JU.iiit.U.r J.itupiilJ
tioui the m. ,i.r I' biiir.i- 111 hi.'.';,- Wji
. the Vti,oi:(;(l i.il.-.i .- H'.ll- li.ioAJl ID all
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! Feudists Terrorize Jckccri.
j Ja-i.ftoii, . , Ji.n A hum vitm
j iuui:li tirli.ii in alVi' ihv ViAii l;it
Iilijht. Thcie U t.i, o,v.n ;ia,-i.;.nl t,u
Jn.Uii.ti ('.1,1.1 Al uns i.ii'wi,
CaiUiiuii u.ai-.i n . uicti. C'Utf
JijL ai.d 'ih uiuz V,'i,i i j1 u 1 ,1
cvufc-reu'.e wjtii thtl;' h,W.m Tji
JUarcuBJ tp!e exjpreijs no vf!-l.J)
n the iril. tJ!or Jvi.tM has arijml
with t0 aHitrg iota MujSvP -v"i'.
"Didn't Know It Was Loaded."
CofhO'.Lon. O., June 9. James
Btul'h. aged 14. tried to scare his two
brothers, Ev&tti. aged IS, atid Albert,
aised 1'J, vho were teaslug him, aud
pointed a gun at them. 'J'he weapon
was dit'.harged, iutiUutly killing Al
beit aud blinding and fatally wound
ing Eugene. Jmc bays be didn't
1 now it wts loaded.
Celced School Teacher Lynched.
Jii-Uevllle III , June W. 'J'. Wyatl,
a .olon d fci liool teai her, wan lynched
here f'jr l-.iliiiig County &-1kjjI Supil
Inteii'i. i:l Iimi U-b i li-i lei, nt tl Clair
i.oun'y Heru-I had iituwd lu nnew
the leH' tiiiiy ri i I :t'i ale of V'yiill, and
wiu- lu'i' ri ad 'J wo Iniuis later a
Uioh l nchi ',! V i n"
Onti.iof Mtirum Feslyns.
WariliiiiK'on Jaiiu ii -': he pi imIiIi-hI
I .ir ai.ii pii i! i I.i i cMpnai Ion of Jiln i -loi
ol i. i.e Ci i:. i.in Mi niiim, Ui lake i f
lii I ,it tiiii i., Imei.Ui Win til au.-,uiiii:d
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Force of the Collision Cut G-taihuf
In tba Llban's Side, and ir $J
Time She Went Down DeiW
Efforts to Rescue Those on But
Marseilles, Juue 8. A terrlMstJ
plug disaster occurred a little t rM
from this port, when two passsri
Bteamers, the Insulaire and ih- LxJ
both holotiRlnK to the Fra;
Steamship Company, of Wsrstjd
came Into collision. The l.ibaca
and over 100 pf ber passcnfsni
crew perished.
The steamer Liban left Ma-vi
on her regular passenger trip to 1
tla, Corsica, and was run dorii
sunk by the Insulaire off the U
Islands. The collision was t"J
from the pilot boat Blechamp I
waa about two mllei distant T
champ Imir.edlatel repaired ll
snot to render assistance. Tn
of the collision had cut a (rr
the Llban's side, and she S.:...;
making water rapidly. Hft q
saw the only chance was to re
steamer aground, and the L
headed full speed for the .;
within 12 minutes of the c :
while still in deep water, t.
of the steamer plunged t :
waves, and a few minuu'
had entirely disappeared.
In the meantime, the Hie.:
steamer Balkan, also beloiiE.
Fralssinet eomDanv. and ot:.'''
had drawn near the sink:::::
were making desperate efb.r
cue those on board. Tti' E
picked up 40 persons, man;
were at the point of exhaust:
Balkan rescued 37 passeiik- r. 1
addition to the passenger? :
crew were also saved.
Officers of the steamer Hi
scribe the scene JuBt before
disappeared as a terrible or
vessel was sinking she wa
to such an angle that her v.:is
the water.caustng an eddy
the work of rescue mos'
nmSH nf humnn lielriHK : -A
to the foundering veHsc! ar.
despairing rles s sin
At the saliH! time the bnli'"
lnteiiHlfvi'ig the horror;- i
liloliient . Ilm victims wen -'
ling In fie nea, then tin m:
over i hem and all wa:-
a On ut pautn-ngei h wli'
he 1.1 ban it Is reared th;i' i '
were drowned.
The Jlnikuii laiini'lii'' '
ami I lie oilier veum'ln ite:
to have Itiu Vliiiniii i, ';e
that elupm-ll IlilWe'-l, ' e ' "
ilt-loii uii'i I lie hinl.ui
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VICTOR'S GlfT 7 v
tn'jio I'jii Aiiuck In Ciixun.
li.ai., is J, J.ilie ii I. nilgai' tiyl
a i:' iiiiwiM.iil l,y a ilirii.i
pel tm mil. J,i (i- u 'In.- i-ule bill v Ivor
nt ti,e iii at; i 'ion lit t-;i rtcwi:, Mur
t.iii'jui . b .Voiii I'lilci-, ran anun l
Willi a l.lill'- in U,e l ii IIS lilil and
i ill haviil A. Cull-, of Jialiliiioie, in
tiii- 1 ).' llu Wii flnally liiaani il and
'Uiti.ll to tl.l: pillli e M'uHijII, Wnlllll)
bhiill lino, kliouliUl III ui Willi
wind fi vil ill line.
To Consider Davis tylemorlal.
Uii.huninil, Va., Juno ll. A call has
hi i. ii l..yi;il fur i inei.tlild nt the board
ij Alfi:(.ufjt I ho Davli Moniinnjiit
Aaw" iiiH'i id be fciild here June 10 to
i nimlili.-r what or in tlio iin-nmriul to
Ji;fi.rsiiu i'iavln, to be erected In this
i.li, ahal! talio. This fl the remit of
Ihn Inuliiliry of (he exccultva commlt
t to i-rc-ci nn orch with the fSO.OOO,
sylahi. '
Klin it Hull fiend. Hn' 6'--
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1 WalllllKlnll, June :
I'iiiiUiuniii-l hu.it t-iil tui'i -I
veil u Ifl of line value ' '
! pi uacliled lo lllu lileril'li-l !' '
ilu by rilfciioi iMuyoi de I
llulinli iuiiIjuhhu.Iiii', wiio ' ' '
ly'a I'fijuual Will be le. i-iw '
aiiiliciu'u ul Ilia While Hoi ' i
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