Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, July 02, 1903, Image 2

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SAST. H I -T.
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8.21 P. M.
5.50 - R.I
SUNDAYS.
10. 17 A. M. 4..11 I*. M
D. L A W K H
EAST.
8.57 A. M. 'MMi v M.
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5.48 " S
SUNDAYS
5.57 A. M. 12 TL L'. M.
5.43 P. M. S
FHTLA A- READING k. K
NORTH.
7.63 A M. 11 .M \. M
KMP. M. t'« 05 p M
RL< H >M STREET
7.55 A. M.l L.V.' \. M.
a.58 p. M.
DANVILLE WOMAN
COMMITS ■SUICIDE
And (!U*< of suicide occurred .i
Cataw l—a Friday m which M• -
Sarah Young of tliis city i
by jumping info ;» deep well > a'am I
luti fifteen fM of water.
Tin- unforf una to woman, who i - tin
wife of William Young, P L. W
Avenue,this city,for a couple ol > >■ »i
l a.-! h;t> IHHIO HI pi' ir health \i
a year i »{<> tin* family di t ted >vi :
•MM of meatal derangement Sli. v -
neither violent nor <-pet tally ire.ubt
Mow, although it t- -aid tliat on i<
or more occasions she hinted at - !
destruction. The family felt thorough
ly callable of taking <an < t her, an I
Utuc she fujorad coiisid. rahh Is lea
haiivards and li rward > .
i»ur«* belwtvu Iter two daughlt -. dr-
Robert Moody of tins city and Mr-
Harry Harm tn oft 'attwissa
For aoiue 11nit- past -he i>:i- In • n in
Calawissa at the Harmau I om .i
Villi titreet itwin: to hi r condition
tlioee with whom she w:»- -t.i\ i al
ways made it a point to k. •• p In r nn
der their eyes. Friday afternoon
about one o'clock. liow< ver, -he man
aged to elude the vigilance 111 11 eI
daughter til l left tl. •li >llv tltlhe v• d
She was almost instant Iv misM u.how
t-ver, and Mr- liartnan -t ailed unt tn
look for le r. Pa-sing the well tie
daughter noticed that (wo <•! tin
t>nards had been it-moved. Full cd
foreboding -he looked down inin the
di>uial pit and - tvv enough to nviiii'i
her of the awful truth.
Stie called her hii-haud and lie taut
ily was »KIII joined hy the lion in I
neighbor.- Frocuruig a rnpe Mi liar
man climbed down the well, win <-h
WM forty-five feet deep, and contain
ed, at hast, fifteen hit of water. Pin
woman, already dead, wa- filiating on
the surface, her head being under tin
water.
It was an dingly dillicult mat
ler to recovei the body. Hanging on
to the rope, Mr Harm tn hi I in. o
port unity to work and it was not un
til a ladder was lowete I into tin w- II
thar he was able to fa-ten the mpi
around the body tn the end that it
could be raised to the stirlaei
VMieu the body wa- recovered then
found to IK; no evident- of 1 IF •
Indess Dr. Sharpli -- w a-called,
■uncfd the woman dead In
w of resuscitation. lie
opinion that -lie was
-tick the water.
* years of age
ii-l<and and
Mr-. Moody
»*»H of thii
xirutally Tortured,
j came to light th it for pi i ■ isl
. and unmerciful torture ha- |» r
hapM never been equaled. Joe (i.il
hick ttf Colusa, Calit, write- I'm
If* years 1 endured iiisuftcruldt pain
from Rheumatism and nothing n 1 v
ed me though I tried everything know u
1 came across Elei trie Hittei ami n\-
tbe greatest medicine <>n earth lor that
* trouble. A few bottles of it l oiuph t.
ly cured me." .lust as good for Liver
aud Kidney troubh - and general d
bility. Only 50c. Sati-factu u guar
anteed bv Faule- A < 'o., Drus^i-i
Damage'.Wrouplit I»y Storm.
Courtideratile damage wa- wrought
by the showers of Tuesday al't« rnoon
The barn of Amos John-on at lien ,
Church, Anthony town-hip, wa- sirm-k
by lightning and a hoi->■ killed Tl
Htrokn was a cold one, and as i r -ult
the harn did not ignite
111 Bloouishurg the lightning struck
at several placi sand p rforiir d some
curious antics. At the re-id.-no ol
Utt M J. Casey it came mar lieing (
attended with fatal eon- .pt n.
utiuck the chimney,which it >h:»»i red
very badly, pa-sing down to tin li:
floor where it shocked Mi-. ' " i--y.
rattled the lids on the -tn\. an l pro
ceeding to the basement tore tie i n
tire top Otl the kitchen ran^
Mrs. Casey wa- ( trried out dn ; - 1
where she ft|>ecdily ri vived. Ind.
Illg her seil-at ion.- when slim ked sin
naid it felt ju-t as though -.li I
been strui k on the head with a ham
mer.
At tin- F.vker farm just In Inw ("am !
emu on the road hading tn N< rtliuin
berlaud twenty seven ol tin henitilul
liM'ust trees which 11• •• tin- road on '
either side for nearly in •i. hth ol .
mile were blown down, ob-tm •(ing 1
travel for several hours
The big tree- formed an ar h m. l
the roatl and were a great attraction
Fences were also leveled, while
WM blown down and injured
Juft Aliout Bedtime,
take a Littb Earl> Iti-« r it will cm
constipation, biliousness, and Li \ •
troubles. DeWift'n I.ittb Karly Iti- <
are different from other pill I'hev
do not gripti and break down th
4 *- mucous membranes of the -toniach,
liver ami how'es, but cur- by .• ntl.
arousiiiK the secretions and giving
•trength to these organs Sold hv
Faules & Co.. aud Gosh tV < 'o.
Many picnics are living an iiijji 1 for I
this mouth. ;
iGUHAN GIANTS
KIN CLOUS IIASE
:1I . : .
' hi itiau!- to win from Danville; \es
! lei da\ aftei'noon and then I lieir v ictorv
>. , . . . , i.: Ii "
: Itciiijj .' Danville in tile both run -
I iii Ihe fii -! inning. \\ hi I•t he \ i-i tors
, talln d a pair n llie si\ih 'I he res!
The ev iteniciii was kept at fever
Hnth i 1 veil IT matcln I that the
run wa- eofi'd. Danville i. illy pi \\
etl the h. I h ill, ha« nig iglil hit - |o
i—\• ■ii I r th colored confingeiii
n- i o ; • 1 ,
irn on the li Id pi ' i ie.illy every d-i>
ill the - 'ason. ami th n they have v an
i I||. i 1 ill Ir. >1! ' li till- 111 t lie
-I tin-exliiliii inn el luil! playing
hy the I Is is ri niarkable.
I'll! Jeiijjili nf the i line, the Sll.in
l>;mi wort. \s i• i ■ the '• itui - of tie.
. . ■ ■ : . •• e.. .IV
[ii tide-, a. t e. einf ■ il. thev were
ila led ore till I. -l tie toi .ol how
111 the iii.li ! .Still; |:e I ■ lailt s
| idv.-inc I men tn eond and tlnl buf
II h alei tn : -s of 11. ! ic 11 • pr \ ; ulc.|
I lie anxious i aim fi in :t ;u ; e rn--
the ctiv . ind home plat.
\ 1111! > i gum- nf \s i- ' i"' IHI the
thir I Mini nt; w • it upi. • .hue de
the third litseui in II 1 «»■ everal
niiiitil- - to,< iin\ inee the \ i-itor? thai
I lie ileci-1 nil W ' • just a ' ! I elt I lie
u inn- wa- resumed.
\\ 11 II the 111 lit 11 lil tl ing elide. IV, 11 II t lie
oi> the crowd became gn aily
inr •i < ■ < i. 11l e wa- no change in Ihe
I 111 : i, 1 leVe't 11,1W I ll'th :nd Daiiv il!e-
Isy thi- tune the pi Iyer- w r< weary,
tlneie || | sol waiting - ijlp l's cailie to
the i• ct dors aid thi (hirteeu " hoo
doo" did the re-t.
With on man out t. tllowaj" caiuped
on eoiid I- lii.gettin,; lln on a mull' d
inliehl hit. Th n Waikin- hit the
h atlii . mi t»• ■ ev. ,liis !:inu;l ludug for
ju ion base -ii far :i In* waseonci rn
id. I'ul Cilllnwiy, the galloper, 111
out a cnupli cop.- and home
wliil 'Fop Wiis ambling to hist.
Thi- ' 'idol the prolonged Ntruggle and
:i v the (11 ml - a hard <■ a filed victory.
In th I .I'l inning Day came hoiie
so fast that when li • e n f ]i i-i the plat"
lie fell ill over himself and praiin d
an ink He w . eompcilcil to retire
and V> ! ll nn- took hi- pn-iiion in lei I
eardi :i
Thi- afternoon ties, tea MI . wi 11 nice T
again and a b-ittb m.-tl is prnnii- d.
All who w re there \, : 'rdav will
a. Mil ||. Oil hind, with 111 IV more to
He' what will In done The score
I) W'V'II.LK
K. 11. ti A I".
(iiMiiniMiger, lb I 0 I I
» .-I-.'
Yerricl,, 31i
Hoffman, I h 0 o I i \! (»
■ - ■
Shannon, c. 112 o o :! o 0
Law i"' nee, l I 0 'i I 0 0
Long, p o o o I 0
Hummer, c II 0 '.I 0 0
:> slit; 15
fl Ii A X < • I ANTS.
li H. <» A r.
Satferfield, - -• o 1 0 I I
Harris, r. t
Day. I. 112 I i o o I
(inrdnli, :;h 0 0 'i 15 0
(i:illowav. '.'b I I tl ! 0
Wat k in-, lb II 0 li O 0
Kelly, e. t O 0 :• 0 0
Gar a. •• 0 I lo :: 0
Brown, p. 0 0 " ~ 0
William -, I. I 0 0 0 0 0
; ::'.i is r»
< Jarcia ('lit for 1111• 11• i < nee.
tine out win"ll winning run wa
seored.
Danville ' o o 0 0 0 o 0 0 o (> o o
< Jiaut- o 0 tl o ti i o II 0 ii II 0 I
Two ha e hit, (lallosvay. Double
pi iv, ('illow is to Watkins Strue 1.
out, by I, int.' by Mrm.vn in. I! i-e on
ball- off I ,ong ' >i i lien hit , Y• r
rick, liontf I'mpire, .Inn - Tim. of
game, " hours. 1 miuuti -
Wei h Bros. CJin n ,
The (ireat W.l-h I'ros Uailroad
Show -, Mils aim and Traim-d Animal
Expn-itmn i hilled to ajipeai at Dan
villi- Tin .-how i- I: uispfirted by a
-; ecial tram ol gorgeous and costly
railway ear- Evert thing about the
-how i new thi- sea-on, and
I-I. untie-- original novel! Ie- and leaf
un liav In .:i add. dto tln vai ious d
partiii' 'il Thev should do a 11i;; 1.'.;-i
lies- tltirin ■ fin ir -l iv le re, a- the
-how ceit 111 Iy il -erv i it. TheSpiing
tield "Herald" -aj -:
"l ie I i pn|iular-priced slmw we
evil' -aw Wa [Il Uliilll i lllolls verdict
of the big aiidr 111 - who altemleil
W'd-li ri ri i CM'CII- p a lorniance- y.
t'-ld t\ I'yerv -II Millie; ill' i-nergi'tii
managers conn to Springli'ld, anil!
their performances always jg ix • the
uttermn-t sat ist.n l ion, hut this year
the show i- the I -t Ihi v have i ver
ottered u Th. I - atiii. -ire all new,
a Inn p i.t .lapiiiu -e performer.- i- om
of the pi'inci) il at tract ions; their!
woii vv;i- reci ived with -lorrns nf ap ■
plaii-e Harry 'lohn's troupe of cd
te ited ileg ,t i iiimther attraclion
that -cored a hig hit The clowns are
\ei\ much in ■ vnl -nei and ire i> illy
ttinn v and up 111 dat
"There are al-o -nine sen -atiniial j
aerial displav • hioiu seen w ipi pnpii i
. ■ ■ ei.
VIS Of til H •-> 111
turii'd awav l» fore eight o . lock last :
night. *'
At Dun ilh , Mond iv, .lulv iiih at
and s j, hi
Niglit Was Her Terror.
I would i "iigli nil l" all night j
long 'wa iti - Mi - ' 'hn \| ph gat< "I
Ah ainl c i . Ind , and c. uld baldly
get air- Sleep I had con uttlptinn sl>|
bad that il I walln <1 . block I would j
cough frightfully ind -pit blood, but, 1
■ i ■ i :i■ • •
si no liottb of Dr King' New Di
eov '< w lie 11. <ii red me aud I mini
5S pound It 's guaranteed to cure j
Cough-, ('old-, l.i (iiippe, Mronelut i- I
and all Throat and lauig Troubles, j
I'r ice 50c aud - I 00 lia a I lint tli s 1 fee j
at Faule- <'o 's diug store.
TO PREVENT
HAILHOAU wm;
\n imporlaiit test took place i.n the ;
iieading Kailway between Fotlsville
.nl S htivlkill llav non SatuidavoJ
;i device which Vv ill >:ivc mailt human
liv i ;;nd costly wreck -mi thi'lailrtiail
i■: , 1 : u ■ i ' ■ ■ . i •
: automatic -aft it stop which will pre
! vent 'II trtins fmai ruuning nit
signal lintrd -. when theilanget ignil
i i xhibii d II v. ill also prevent
; tr;iin-I rom running iiil<iopen sw itch' -
It i in readily I. iniineiv d the al
-1(10 I nil Ml 11 li 1 ileum Inline, where
uch a devic. il in operation iu the
' past, vvould bavn -aved many !i\e
tiid fortun- to . :ulroad companie •in
.• x pen- e- an l law -iti; 11' an engineer
- cii 1.---, sleep-, or even d- id and
iocs lint heed the regie ill' s I glla Is plilC
■ ! Inr In- warning, fie n th. inw device
•oni ■ - into play and the train i■ -tup
11ied ptnniptly with nit ;mv' action on
1 i the part of the engineer.
The d.-vice hv which Ihi- is aecom
jilish ul I- oi the -Miiplest pn-slhle
.'liarai ter. There are no pullets and
ntpcs, winch have eomplieafed foniier
iII vent inn- nl th is cli at actc r V valve
with a projecting i<>d i placed on a
j hienmi.t iVII lie ir the poiiv vvli 'el a
upri lit rod pi e e I mi the sill- nl the
1 j rai 11 o tii come - into con iai j with and
1 i urn- tin 1 ml nl th l.< •nmnt iv ■ The
■ in i ri'l. a- 1 by tin i.ii linn and the
'brake tppl ii ■l, aid th 11 tin, iii mat
*ei what its -peed, -lops within a vc
-lion distant* and the engineer, be
: 1 hire h ■ can I. must jet out '.nd
' ■ Ins." |he valve.
I'he tesi Satiirdav w.as made with
i i ilgin No I I ii.ii Ii • Seven Stir -
I'h 11 ■ i"iee havillg lie >n placed on lii
engine, the upright rod wa-i lix.-d on
the rails and the engine, w*ilh en.
pi ei mer car, vv a tal en dawn tie
tracks to get up speed The let tri| j
v.i- 111 idn a! the rate ol I . miles an
iuiiii The appa: tins wnrked beauli
' fully, I'u' fl\ in • en -iii'- and car being
halted xviibin the space of three tel.
graph pole and thi without llie
' -light.• t app- -• iahle jar
' Charh'4 Miller.the eiigiin ei of Sii pt-
Luther' "Black Diamond," ha- pit
eilted thedevico ind will dntihtle-s
iu ike a I'm I uue out nl th is product ol
his brain and hi. long experience a
an engineer.
OASC AFTER HASB.
Plenty More Like this in Danville,
Scores of Danville pcopl" can tell you
about liiiiii lxidnev I'ills Manv a
happy cili/.en makes a public statement !
nl his e peri nee Hero is aene ot it
\Yiiat i" 11< i- fof merit can be had
t hnn - neb cndiirst-nn nl
Jo- Hooker of 10-.' North Spruce Si
says I was for a long lime alllicted
with laineii' ; i• i my back and pain
oyer my kidney ■ I had a great deal of '
licit Ollsliess. r» sfles- i less, didliot - li-p ,
well, had bad dream and wa c ailin
nalh |o-siug from sule to side striving
to get a comfortable position The
kidney secretions ware not normal was
tir< d all the time, and often had a dull
acinic in the back ol ni\ neck. I read
accounts id Doan - Kidie v Fills curing
people' The tlesci ipt ion ol t heir -v nip
tonic tallied almost exactly with mine
and induced me to trv the reinedv tin
using I hem them a short time the whole
trouble dissappean d.
For lb hv al I di ale! I'l ice 50
cent per box. esfei - M l l hu iII •'o..
11U a IV IO, N. V.. Mile ageul.s foi llie
I' ii it ed Stalls.
Reiiieinher lie- name Dnaii'- and
take no sllli-t Itule.
About Short "eriuon.'-.
Th sumiii'-i ea.-'Ui i- here and (here
is the old C y from some dtrectinn I 01
-liort sermons in the churches. The
pn tellers should no. be deceived b\
llie-' deinaiuL. tor they invariably
eiinii Irom the ■ i.i.-s that nevi r at '
I. lids church . i vit i . If the lll ini-i a
ha- a Mie- ige in truth to del iVi a he
will not have any tioiiM. MI keeping
hi- people inti ic-teil even though In
should ti-'-spa-s ov ;■ the liall-luiui II
ll a 11V allotted ill the evening ill
cour.-i ; and hew II unt have any I run
hie in discerning whether or not th
congregation i- iiilt-re-ted.
Feople who attend church Come j
primarily 11 > hear vvhtl the -pi alter ha
to -av an 1 while good music will al
ways b. an at! ruction, that alone iiev-r |
held a congregation in regul II at I» nil
nice, for without the attraction ol a
gt od address, church worship wall nnl
Inlig he supported i veil by llinse W'lin
mav have so much to : iv about the
li'tiglh of the 11 i st'ou is» * Ihit the vv i . !
pri aclier is he who s t/e-- the iiispira
I ion of llie o ea-ion and is alii > i..
inc isure up to the M ipairenien! , cur
tailing or ainplilv ing hi- diseourse
I lie oee Isioil ili'lll 1 1 1 11 -
S'.lhject for Tliougilt.
The memhe:- ol ill (i A. 11. in
N- vv York slate are i xerting tin ir in
fl ii < nee in have the dale nt Meinm i.al
day changed to . ilh. r the hist Sunday ]
in May or the lir-t Sunday 111 June.
The agiiiilion i- nrnmpleil hy :i ih ire I
to in ike Mi nim iil day mure sacred
than is now the case At present the i
day i- not etl more I'm its - j nils than :
for ri \ ring the memory ot the lit i
lion' defenders, and tin- will eoiiliu <
ui lo I the ca-f so long as Menim iil i
•l it i- observed oil a Week day Sninc i
y. as .ago MI ellort wa- made In hate
I I lie le •i -1 aim e pi-- ;i law Ilia I; illg il a \
|in deiiit oior tn . ngagi in sport on t
jM« iiion il d iv, but the mr-a-ure w.a t
.-o c I ear Iv u iieonsl iIII I ion il that ilfa 11 t
! I'll of p.-l --age. 11l view of lllis llie I
utilv thing lliiit can hi- done lo divurce I
-port fri>i II Mt inoiill dit is to 10l low '
; tlie -ug}je-t inn made hy I lie Ni t\ SHi k
j -I:it'• 11 -Ilartineiii
llatiirrli ef the Stomach. I
When th stoma his overloaded when I
food i taken into it thai tail to <li 1
igest.it dei.av-and mil.tun lln niuenus I
ne mbraiit . • spo tng the nerve-, and l
! i iiu-i the glands In secret mucin, in !
: —t' ad ol lie natural juici ol dig. lion.
Tli i i-. iii 11> d < 'at art hof tin Stomal h.
For v n I iitler.il with ('atarih
I
it he stomach, rails' d by iiuligi -1 ion
Doctor- and mediiinc failed lo heiielit
Ime unt iIIi. i d Knihd Dv -|ei -1 i ('u; i
| .1. 11. Kilt a, ("oppell, Tt x Sold lit
1 Faules iK ''o., and (Josh A ("o
I'HHUE WILL
BEET IE AUGUST
1»<• I• r« • 11i.-it !%»•-, <ll' iln Knights of
i' thins "I litis city, w ill attend the
(••■inns ill tint (L mil Lodg• ■, which
■ • iniu- iic ■ it annual -cssion Monday,
\ llgllst I i . 11l ( ' U'llOlJilalc
it w ill I' in -t11<ir.1111«■ in tlm history
il l'<nns\ Ivania I'\ ttiiati-, mil the ar
■ 1 "'in Hi lur lln < J i■■inll Lodge ( i HI
at i<iii I. iv. In ii ( • niijilett il
' 'li ui HI nl tlm (irand Trustees de
ilii>sll ml in hi- li 111' iii y oars' ex per-
H'luv-. 11l (' trhniidalo committee is
ootid oiiii in havo il- work ae
r ■ 111 ii i- 1 uml ami r. purls ready at the
rigid time. General Secretary .1. N.
< ii lii.ir, wi itiittr cl tin- progress ot Un
well.and ill |T'i-ji"cts of tli" convi'ii
ti« HI, will In- iiitcn -t in-; tn tlm many
UII IIII" i's nl tin' bulge nl tin- city. Hi
savs:
From i iiopular (midpoint, perhaps
tin' greale i at'ran urn will he tin' :is
•l'tiilil in;/ ni I In' I Irani it ic < trder
Kniulit ut K linrruss,in. Members ut
Mi. uru.ir w ill ■-i tin. ■ 111 tin ali pails of
(In' Siali Tlii' |il i lit' ipa I oasis in tin'
! ; i i.i I'ctiusylvania is located in
llf nl 111 jr. t In- headquarters of the older.
Ca 11till• ii IVinpln,No. :!7, of tlint city,
will make the pilgrimage in a body,
in will bring willi tlicin tlinusatiils of
• I'll In - wentli of p iraplti'i nal ia tor use
in tli ' moon' parade, a fantastic
sped ii !<• wliicli i- -aid In excel any
thing ni it kind gi ven inthis countrv.
i eiiipli's lii tin Si'i'anlon and other
pl i i - will also make tin' 11i Igi image
in i liu.lv. The caravan will lm in
• 'ai li indaln at Ic i>t three da\ - and pro-
II «. 111 \ four r ! lie local coinnii t tee real >/.-
inn the great popularity of the l>. <).
K. K. s deinoiistratioii, are going to
I iv, •\p in order to net a lull
turn-out nl tin temples in all parts of
lie Si ih li i- anticipated, from the
iimtiliei nl II ones already received,
; lint on |. ss than liflv will join the
iidi r HI ('arhoiidah One ol the feat
iin ' nl tin- portion of the convention
priK'eedint: - will lie a great banquet, |
which will cii ll t iin s mie peculiar de
tail-
While the deli gal os will he at Car
hondale during tin entire week, the
liig da> nl tic celehratiou will lie on
Weilne-d.iv, \u«ii.~t IH, when there:
will hep trade• and other douioust ra
t ion Tin committee has decided to
li.ivi a parade of suhordinate lodges
| mil to give a handsome prize to the
; lodge having I lie largest nnmher ol
. ineinhers in line Other prizes will
prohahh lie hi nig d for later. \l
ready tie lodgi - in ('arhondale and
Luzerne County have taken the mat-
I froi n: l' md, no Ii - than seven having
i '|e ..I d tn attend in a tin Iv. I'lic otfer
ni prizes will no donbt stimulate otli
I : s to sim; lir act ion.
The committee i- also sending out
j <-i mi in un nit ion- tot lie diiTereiit com
Ipani" composing the I 'eiin-y I van ia
liri td< nl the I'uitorm Until.,in order
to -lie up tin II illll ri -tin the pro
i ceding* 'i l" I iiion liauk celehra
tiou w ill taki jilaeeon Wednesday and
will include |i irad' - and drills
M> rollers ut tie I*. <l. S nl A., who
iri preparing fur the annua) sessions
of the Si ite Camp nl I'- nnsvlvauia.
i'atriolii < irder Sons nl America, tn
I ni. »-11 :, mi AUGUST '."r,, and Ji.
i' put tli it v ry widespread interest
i - i Iri ad \ nriuilcsti rl in tln con vent inn
I ill reiliu'lli 111 I all sections of tile State
From jir - ut indications it is likely
that the at I' ml nice will break all
records Local Son- are much interest
ed.
I'lie gr< it parade will lie held on
rioiis lay, \ii<• iist The committee
of arrangements lias ottered s?l<»*> in ;
eis il pl'iz.CS tn be Clllltesfel for IIV the
Camps and Comnianderies part i< ipat
in i in tli. parade, ami a rivalry must
iiiteii i in it- fraternal bitterness al
ie iily exists Some ('amps drill for a
vii in order to be m prime condition
,
Im (be next convention, lluise inn
t" tin mu-t wear the regulation nni
lorn cnii. tin:.' nl eliapeau, regula
t iini coat, regalia, sword and belt,
li \. etc Tli. pri/.i - are as follow -: '
<'lin • i hiv i in: I lie largest number of I
men in line, >, "i; best nnitormeil !
■ i up, >io ;<• imp coining the greatest i
distance with not less tlmn thirty men
II line, - i'l; best marching camp, •■S.'IIT ;
eoinmatiiiery having the largest num
ber of n "ii in line, fully equipped,
coiiimanderv coming the greatest
di-i tuce with not le-sthan thirty men
in line, -., ii; best drilled coiiimaiidnry
in the parade, <io.
i ion r rhsrinoNY
(OR HOHK PEOPLE
When x • ni are a-ked to take the word
nl siinieoiie niik'iwii and at a distance,as
tn till' value lit the aiticle.it requires a
stretch uf faith When you are told
that sutneuiie in your own town, some
whom vnii know, ur can goto and
V' i i) I .tin statement the article is all
il is claiun d to he il gives it at once the
stamp ol hunes!\ I>r. A. W* Chase's
Nerve Pills Ili mie testimony for Home
I I'le.
Timma Kenr of Nu. (i; 52 Mill street
Panvll li ■ Pa..say- Dr. A W Chase's
Ni r\i Pills are certainly what they are
repri elll ell to he.l got a box last fall
at («ush I»rug Sture and fonnd they
were just what I needed They invig
orated and luind Hie up generally I
r t Well a '.nil ami feel the hellffit nl
ii; nitcht's re-t My business is of a
e. lent i r\ ni tun- and t on the ner
\ -it* in mil I have fell finely after
their II •• lam very glad to eadorae HO
exci llent a reim dj. fiO cents a ho* at
d ib i- in l)i \ \\ ('base Medicine
• ii , Hull i!o, N. See that jior-
II nl and iull.ll II ia of A. \\ i 'base
M 11 are im every package.
Mmi,in ! vs. Blooinshnrg.
I'ln Munan lis nl' this city and the
I oiirth \V inl base ba'l team I rum
I 111.uIllsb 111 , I-I -Sell bit- nil the Nail
Mill ground 'in Saturilav itfternooii
tl.e till III' r w 11111111 g le a -cure of II
A " 111 1/ d crowd Wll lie-sell
t lie I oiliest.
N.i man ur wninaii in the state will ;
In ital lu -pi ik w II ul ( 'handler
I•. i Sitiiiiaeh in 11 I aver Tablet * after
urn trvin•ll it • it i They always pro
ill.. i |li • mt inn ve im "ii t of the '
I low i Is, improve the appetite and 1
t lengthen the digestion. For sale by I 1
I 'au les A Co j '
BASE BALI,
ON SATURDAY
The Danville liasi liall A—m ilium
Utlerell it- tilst lli'ti at Ot III" sea nil
in a game with Milton at Di Wlll 's
Park Saturday alternoou I'ln- scoi'
was live tut wu
Danville wa> beaten by tin- superior
11 i 111 ng ol t In- \ i ill ir - The lie Id ing
of I.vnn vva- nf the phenomena! -nil
ami lohlu-d Danville of two sure hiP
The fielding of hot h teams w as -nan
pv. Huffman of Danville st-tinn d the
only one that could solve Weavi-i
delivery.
Tl e visitors ware a gent lonian I > •t < t
players ami as usual when on the Dan
ville diamond put up •*i It edged ball
Galbraith pronounced tin- field at D'
Witt's Park the nicest in this section,
credit fur wdiich i- acknowledged a
duc .laiiifor Samuel M Wtiite, who ha
looked atti r the base ball grounds in
Danville for at least twenty years
Then was a good sized crowd pi•
int at Saturday afterß#Mi's game
I'ln- score.
DANVILLE
U. 11. u \. K.
Davis, It o I I o o
Lewis, S. S «> <» I I
Koss, :;b «» (• <» I
Ainnierniaii, r. I <> U (> o (I
Verrick, 2b I 0 i 0 1
Iloffmaii, lb I 2 in 0 <i
Keiiiu-r, p oil ."i o
Stiaiinou, el i> 0 2 <• •'
Mu miner, c (• <> 7 0 <»
2 I 24 K> :i
MILK IN.
I: II it. \ iv
(iriniingi r, :ih I 2 I I
Kohrhaoh, c 112 o 0 I (I 1
Devei-e, I. 112 :t :: i (» n
Hertz.2b o I :t t «
Putts, 111 0 2 10 0 0
Logan, s. s 0 (i I 2 0
Woltingcr, r. 112 11 <• n I
Pitcher, e 0 1 I'l O (i
j Weaver, )I II 2 •• I n
5 13 ■' 3
Karned runs Danville, I; Milton,
I Two base hits I 101 l man, Devere,
j2. Dnubh pla\ Ueiuter to lliilfmaii
Struck nut Itcniier.Ci; Weaver,(?. Pase
mi balls Otf Weaver, 2. Stolen bases
lio-s, (lush, Devere. Sacritice hits
i—Hohrhach and Lewis, lilt by pitch
er Lewis, Woltingcr. Mutfed tl y
Kohrhach, and Woltingcr. Tune of
game 1 liniir ami 110 minutes. I in -
I pirn -Junes.
Paules & do. Will Buy It Kat k.
Vnu assume no risk when you buy
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholcia and
Diarrhoea Keniedy. Paules A Cu.
will rel und your money if yon ate not
satisfied after using it. It is every
where admitted to be the most sue
cessful remedy in use for bowel com
plaints and the only one that lievei
fails II is pleasant, sale and reliable
Won Unique Wager.
Prom Shauiokin comes a story to the
etl'eet that two young soci.-ty bud- M
tli it place made a Dip at night fjoiu
tlieic tn Sti 111 in r in a house car ou Ihe
loading railroad siinplv to show that
they were lint afraid I'ln Shauiokin
News vouchsafes for the following :
Several piomiiient young women of
this city, made an unique wager sev
eral days ago and two of their num
ber carried out their part of the wager
and won.
The girls were assembled in the hume
of a friend when the topic of conver
sation turned to illegal car i id Ing and
its dangers.
Two of the girls claimed that tliny
were nut afraid to ride a freight train
if accompanied by a male escort. The
others thought otherwise and a wager
, was made.
The very next night, 'tis said, ac
companied by a young man, the two
daring girls hied themselves to the
I'liiladelphia A Heading yard and were
given a "boost" into a house car.
After a short wait the train started
out and passed through town at a live
ly gait for Sunhury. At the latter
place the train stopped and the risky
girls and their escort alighted. The
balance of the evening was spent at
the county seat. The happy two re
turned tn town ou the I :'ST passenger
train and won t lie bet.
Working Night ami Day.
The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is Dr. King's
New Life Pills. These pills change
weakness into strength, list lessiicss
I into energy, hraiu-fog into mental
power. They're wonderful in build
ing up the health. Only 2f»c per box.
Sold by Panics A Co.
Train Load ofGravel Arrives,
Thirteen car loads of gravel to be
used nil the cunsrructioii of piers tin
the new bridge oil the D. L A W.
railruadat the Leading Iron Woiks
were brought down from Kingston yes
torday and unloaded on tin- stmt. The
train was accompanied by some tbirty
livc laborers, gathered up along the
line. The unloading occupied several
hours.
The gravel is to he used HI the mak
ing of concrete, which in the new.
structure will form the entire support
Over its entire system at present the
D. L. A W. railroad company is
abandoning the use of stone walls and
tor piers and abutments at all its
bridges is substituting walls of con
erete. Theie are many advantages in
the latter.
In walls ot masonry there is always
danger of undermining ami this is
said to lie the condition of affairs at
the bridge about to be rebuilt at this
place, although tin- walls above the
water seem perfectly sound, lu the
use nf ciiiicrete a.solid foundation
is secured and the mixture of gravel
and cement built upon it forming an
abutment or pier which rests lighth
upon the ground, kee| ing out the
water and making undermining im
possible. Pes ides being more durable
walls of concrete are more easily built
and cost considerably less than stone.
For a lazy liver try ('hainlierlain's
Stomal It ami Liver Tablets. They in
vigniate tin liver, aid the dige-tinii
regulate the bowel and prevent bil
ions attacks For sale by Panics A
( 'o.
j PRELIM! FOB
I lEEISHTIIIE
Arrangements for the minister I'outrh
of.l II ly lelebl'at li into bi held at \\ i-li
i ngt on villi- :ire tiling complete I and
should the weather provi (available
that borough will withe "large t
time - nice the days nl tin im mm
aid I nr. Lands ul mil ic, arti-ii <|
curat iiiii-, firework.-, has. ball, • fc .are
iiicl'.nli'd in the li-t uf at trad inns and
the t liorotiglitics- and tact displayed
in (lie arrangement and ni.il.< up nl
tic program be tuw- gnat ertdit on
VS a-l i i ngt i n\ iI b audits } it nut it eit i
zens.
All aihlri • ul weli-nnn will le uiadt
by Purge Dr. li. S Patten. All ad .
die- will al-n tie made by Iln i II S
A mmermaii <it her -peakei - •• cured
fnr the licea-mii are |{evs. Kebi r ami
Pryner.
i At a recent nn i tiug of tin citizens
the following Were elected to look
after the -ucre-- ut the delliollst lat il lil
President, A. L Meitden-. . Si-en t ary,
W. i Iviinxan: I rea-nier, I', iijaniin
Wise; Marshal, T. P. Yerg; A--i taut
Mar-hals, George W. Or imis, Ir .
i Klim-r Cutner and ('barb - Deri. Tin
cominiltees were appuintcil as ful
I lows :
i Decoration I'i.igess lleacivk, .1. I!
Si idel, (11. Si idel, T, P. Verg and
• T. F. Ivors well.
i A rein > and Spruce Adam Smith,
i W. (■. Kunyaii, .lohn Zaner. Frank
• Mart/., T, I!. Verg, Peiijaiuin WI-I ,
Harry Pillmevi r, Allen Pollock.Civile
i lb *d ile lis, Hard M art z, l-aac (iri hand
U 111 lam liohiusoii.
Music Harry Pillnieyer, Klnn i t'ut
I mr and (* I\ de I ledileiis.
Arrangement Committei lilnn i i'ut
i in r, Mrs. Dora Ituiivan. Mr- .1. P
I 11 utl a, Mrs. (ieorge W. ('riimis, Jr.,
i Mr- R. S Patten, Mrs O. Reher.Mm
i Llnyd Crninis, Mi-s, .. |/.<>ra lleibb u-,
I Ada Si-idel, Carrie Lukeiis, Vir:rn
i ('ooper and Carrie DietL-nbai In i \\
i C. Kuiiv an was appninted tn i . .ive
tin- colli rihutiiiiis. The hand will give
; a concert in front of all places n| lui-t
lie - from which contribuliniis bavi
beiii ri ee i veil. All citiz.-iisnt Wish
iiigtunvi I le aie ask. d tn decorate tin ir
dwellings and stnre-
A Surgical Ojienition.
is always dangerous do not submit
to the surgeon's kn 11 ■ until \on have
tried I). Witt's Witch Hazle Salv. It
will cure when evi i\thing els. fails
it has dune thi- ill thniisauiL uf i-a-e
--llere is nin- lit till 111 : I siilf i * I". d I'lolli
bleeding and protruding piles Jor
. twenty yeir-. Was treated by ditler-
I e|it sp cialisls ami n-■ .1 maliv ia tin In .
hut obtained no lelief until I iis.d |<
, Witt's Witch Hazel Salve Two bo\. -
nt tin - MI Ive cIIi ad me eighteen im •r. t lis
ago and 1 have not had a toncli ul the
pile- since II A. Tisdalc, Sumiin r
ton, S. ('. Fur P.lind, I'.leeding, Itch
ing and Prutriuling Piles no remedv
equals DcWitt's Witch Hazel Silve
Sold by Paules A Co.,and (ioslt A Co
Pivparatioiis for a Big Da\.
, The various ciiinmittee- uf the
Friendship Fire Company's Fourth ut
I July picnic to be held at De\\ ill's
! Park, are working hard to make the
event a nif niorable one, and wi.alher
I ' permitting a must inter* sting day can
| lie looked for. The admission tot ie
.'park litis been made 10 cents; children
under 12 years will he admitted free.
The holders of the admission tickets
will be ent i tled to a chance on a ladies'
or gent 's watch and other valuable
l prizes. A barrel race anil bag race wi 11
be interest ing features A pie-eating
contest, and a nail driving contest
, will also be on the program A
hose coupling contest to which all
firemen are i ligihlo w ill also be held.
Application lur admissimi in tins,
affairs should be made to Ju-opli
, Kphlin. In the evening a tine ilispla\
. of fireworks will bo made. A band
, concert in t lie afternoon,dancing after
noon and evening and two base hall
I games, "Old Timers'' vs. Springfield
will add to the pleasure of the great
holiday.
No Pity Shown.
"For years fate was after me con
finously" writes F. A. (iulledge,Ver
bena, Ala. "1 had a terrible case ol
Piles causing 21 tumors. When all
failed Puckli n's Arnica Salve cured
me. Fqually good for Purns and till
aches and pains. Only 25c at Pilules
A Co. 's Drug Store.
6. A. R. Auuual Reunion.
The annual reunion of the Susque
hanna District Association of tin- (>.
A. li., which fur several years past
lias taken place at Island Part;, Sun
hury, will this year lie held at Kdgc
wood Park, Shamnkiii.
A decision to this etl'eet was reach
ed on Thursday when the Kxecutive
Committee held a meeting. Tlm dale
selected for the reunion was Tliurs
day, August 20.
The Susquehanna District embraces a
wide area taking in Plootusburg and
Calawtssa on the ea.-t and Williams
port and Jersey Shore on the West.
The annual reunions are events which
bring together a large number of \et
erans and help to keep alive not only
the spirit of patriotism but also the
memories of war and the many friend
ships furined amid hardship and sutler
ing.
The Executive Committee i- com
posed ot W. (I. Holmes, lilooinsburg,
president . .lames V. Miller, ot Lewis
burg, vice-president, William II
Morgan, nt Nortliuniberlainl, (Quarter
inasti'i, and.lacub (' Mill.rot' tliis
city, secretary.
Show Tent fell.
Willie the (tell tl \ ilnj; and pnliN cil
ens was exhibiting at Williamsport
Tuesday afteriuioti.a violent wind and
rain storm struck the tent, causing a
portion uf it to collapse Si \a ral thou
sands pei'Mins were in the lent, a ma
jority ut whom were women and cliil
dreii and a panic occurred as the fall
ing poles crashed dow II in evcr\ dir<c
t lull.
Women and children screamed with
flight, while crashes id tliiiml rand
sharp lii.ditniiig addc I i. rrur It ap
pea red tor a time as though -cores
would tic injured ni killed, hut so tar
as can be learned no one was seriously
hurt r
'FIZZLE AND SIZZLE
FOR JELL
ha If lliek- •:n ■ lit- Im lii vi - that
"warmer weather iml inure rainfall
will In- tin- ruli' HI •Inly, over LIE ILL
■eel ion- "t 11 it* yrain prndneins; i.
tlian in.lulv, I'.ki;, \t the -ami
tunc w« ilo mil liMik fur Rein ral or!
-I'VITI- llrolllll (If fi»l til ' \ce-» 111 -lliu |
nier In at. "
I , i . • . ... !.»: in I
periods. "J'l*** In-l i- (-<-utr.it on July
i ami Z{. July v. ill II|H-II with cliindv I
I vv- aMier and drizzling ram. *in the
I"in I and :trd tin i will li prom nun .I j
j >torni condition It Mill turn much >
wariiii r
'J'IIU M idiiil -fnrtii p.-riod regular
extends iruin t7tla to iHh. Tin* fir»t
will hriitj.' i-stri tiw h v> >, in j
weatlit r, followed bv -t.irm- winchj
will n :»«-11 theii i-ii lin i nit injf -i »_■ mi I
tin- loth anil 11 fll There will nut. j
howcv. r, wider-piead IUIII soakim* !
; ' ' ■
! m>nil tliumli li k fur ri-itu lir i
I nmetcr, wi-*i< rlv winds mi cooii r, t
fl< arinsj weatlni
Tin- lltli ami l.">tli arc lit- ct ntral '
days of tin l next st in in period An
! other m- It heat Wave will ariM at
tin- tuii' anil in niv li- in »l, t r ,t
! cuili" storm clouds will »ri>»» tin iiuil
j 11 >ti<• 11 1 1IJJ1 JJ tin I.lth < 'noltr vv. atin I
, will coin" iihnut tin- I.lth to IH||i
l li" fnurtli sfnim | •-rin.l will run
11inn tin- istli In -joili. tii-iiii! • nti »l
ion tin' Mth A y-iiiTul and pcr»i«tent
lii'atiil term will iirt-viiil at this time,
1111 l tilt' lillllllilltV Will lint In' liltfli
i Tin' "JIMi, •*•«! li ami v!7fh will the
j ecutrill tlav- of H rrai-lloirtrv storm
I'trmil. w Inn ilitTt- will lt«* a i-liui.it of
siiiinii' r lifiit There will li»> »n ex
fi--ivi |\ w trui w;»vr ami alNint fin
j'i.'th lli ri will conif a r i(ui| fill of
i lli" liantnii fiT. <| un-klv follow-•! !• v
wicked wiml ami thunder storm- in
I inanv parti n| Mi" t ounfrv N i liHgi
tn i-mil.r \\ • itlnr will lolluw tin
■ t inn- for i ft'W i! »v-
Vt ry K' MI irk ihle (Jurt- of I>, irrlwa
"Alunit -i' Vt t r- ;mo for th fit t
turn in inv lilt' I liail a -uilti* II anil
' H 'Viti* iiil ack of diarrhoea," sat» Mr-.
Alice MilltT, of Mi r|;iiii, T«-\a "I !
Hot temporary r« lief, luit it came hack .
ajiain ami ami for -i\ IOIIK |
yenrs I liavi' sulTercil niorf ini*erv iml
n_'"iiy than I can till Ir wa wors>
t'i in rli- it 11 Mv husband »p»*nl luin
drills of dollar*- for phvsiri HI-' pre
script inns ami Iteiitnifiit without
avail Finally hi iiiovt il to I!. -i)ii
<-11 II 111v. our i»ii -"tit lionii'. ami on.
• 1 *_v 1 11;ii»j11-111• 11 tn -!•«• an i Ivi rti— ,
nimit of Cliaml't .lain'- Colic, t'lmli ra
ami Diarrhoea It. nn ily with a t.--ti
niouial of a man who liatl In*i n ruri-rt
l»y it. Tim ra-i wi- so similar to my
now that I rom linl Ito lr\ tin- i«
iimily. 'l'lii' i -iilt wis womli-iful. I '
i-ouhl harillv r ill/ that I wa- w II ;
IIII, o rl>. lifvc it ronlil l»' hi afii-r
havinu MIHITIMI mo long, hut tli »T on.
iln if 111 •ol in. 1111 inn. costing hut ift w
ri<nf-, i nil'll inn.' For sali< lis I'auli -
I A ( TI I FRINF^ISTS.
A NotU llile (Jnillliili'UC'.
tinSahhafli two
i Hi. Samplf of N. w Vorl t'ny
ami l{i'\ Mr. Still of I'lnnm \ v ilh'.lhi'
lorinrr in tin' Mahoning' I'ri-shvifrian
I'liurrh, tin' lalti-r in I lit* luimanio-l
I1I>ll-1 i liurrh |iii-ti-lu'il from tin* saint'
11-\t. John, rhapfi-r I, vi-rsi- Hi Two
or 111 rt ■« • |iti'soiis ht-a ri I hotli ili-i nurstt-.
mil' hi'inn in tin- morning, tlm otln-r
in tin- i viiiiin. Knv. Mr Still formrr
1\ rwsnli-il in D in \ i I If.
(Jhuli-ra liifautum.
This has loim In mi a- nn
of tlm most ilaup'mus ami fatal ili
n i-i's lo wliii-h infants an' siihjfi t It
i'hi ho cuii'il, howi'ver, win n ]uo|M rly
tri iti'il All that i» m-i-i ss.nry i- to
five <'h aiiiht'i lain < 'ulir, I 'lioh-ra ami
l>iarrhot a Kniin'ilv ami castor oil, a
iliri'i-fcil w itli i-ai'h hoi tin,ami a rum i>
ci rtain. For -ain hy I'anli-s \ Co. I
Druggist.-.
Allies for Berwick.
Anions tin- corporation.- cliarfcri'il I
at tlm Stain Mnpartuii lit Thursilav wa
llM* Hi-rw ick A utomoln In Maiiula' tur I
i ('' inpanv Tlm capitalization i»
pla lat *IO,(MMIami the men lnt'-N -t
--nil arc all piominmit Kcrwickian-
Tlu- roumlatiou of Hnltli
Noiirisliinmit is tlm fotimlation of
health life Koilol l)vs|u
psiat'ure i- tlto one nierticinc
that I'liahli - the stomach ami digestivc
or^'ins to assimilat>« ami trans
form all foods into the kiml of hlooil
that tioiit i-In - the lu-rves anil fceils
the li-siii's Koilol lavs the foumlation
for health Nature iloes the rest In
digest ton, Oy-pepsia, and all ili>orii
ers of the stomach and ilign-tive
organs are cured hy the use ol Koilol
Sold hy Panics A ('o. .ami (tosh A I'o
Appointed Telli-r.
At a meeting of the Hoard of Direct
ors ot the Danville National l!anl>.
held vest rday morning, Frank .Inn.
son,of rivniouth, wasappoint. il tellei
to succeed Iho late John M (»i isn
Mr. Jain.-soil w'.a- bookkeeper-at ("iiiik
shank \ Mover's Foundiy, Feriv
street, tt.r many years.
*
Dark
" 1 have used Avcr's Hair Vigor
for a j>teat many years, and al
though I am past eighty years of
age, yet I have not a t;ray hail in
my head."
Geo. Yellott, Towson, Md.
■- - ■
c mean all that rich,
dark color your hair used
to have. 11 it's yray now,
no matter; far Ayer's
Hair Vigor always re
stores color t.) gray hair.
Sometimes it makes the
hair grow very heavy and
long; and it stops tailing
of the hair, too.
SI 00 a boftlr. All Jmgf'tft
If your Hninnist antiof Hiit'ply you,
|
of your ueareßt ciitcm orti. e AtldreHN,
J. C. A \ KK( (»., Ijivvell, MUNI
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II iu
We want to do all
Willis of Pniitiiii
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jt< Program,
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u) an aih >!i ..i in
tor \oiii l.u ii
satisfactinn ' - \-u
Ne« Type,
lei Presses, w
fiest Paper, M
Stilled Wort.
Promptness-
Vll you can ask.
A trial w«li mnKe
you our custtniic'
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that trial.
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