-.Tuninid In Front nf nn ISngtne.
Susquehanna, Pd., July 27. la tin
Erie yard a man jumped In front of i
moving engine mid wns instantly killed
It la thought from several pawn tlckoti
found In his pockots, one from William
Simpson, 181 Bowery, New York, datoe
July 13, that ho vs St. O'Brien, of No
York city. He wns evidently insane
Will Move Their l'lnnl.
Wheblino, W. Vn., July 87. Tho Fos
i. torln Glass Company, of Fostorln, Ohio,
has decided to movo their plant ti
Mouudsvlllo, W. Vn., on nccoutit of th
Irnstnrta nenlilu rufusltiLr In filrtiUh them
1 fren rrnB. neeoril I M tr t n mil I m pt. Tho nlnul
. employs about SOU men. and the company
Will invest about JoO.UW.
Twu Mull Guillotined.
Pams, July 37. Tho woman Berlnnd
sontenccd to death for tho Courbevoii
murder, has bean reprieved. Her son,
nlso named Borland, and Dore, his cpm
panlon lu guilt, wore gulllotlued at 3
o'clock this morning.
Hank Itubbnl-s 'Culight.
Bes Moises, la., July 37. A plot t
. rtli tlw AlimHrnli fiavlnn-a limit- un
murder tho cashier was f rust?ited by Jh
arrest of the gang, who confessed the
crime.
Knrthqlinlco sliot-k Lust Ntctit.
EVansviixe, Ind., July 27. At 8:2J
Inst night a Blight shock of onrthqliak,
Tas felt in this city. Thoro was somi
was felt in this city. Thoro was som
alarm, but so far no damage is reported
Prcsi-nts in the most elegant (orm
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TROUBLE IS FEARED
A Qonornl Striko on tho Big
Four Systom Tlircatoneil.
MANY OP THE YARDS BLOCKED.
Police Offions Asked to Bo in Ewicllnest
in Caso of a Blot
Oonnrnl Complxlnt All Alnnsr the Line nl
ttio Itnnil Grant Rxcltvliltmt Anionic the
Strtlieri at Steellon, I'a. The Comimny'l
Funniccs Stnrtoil with Cnlorott atoii
Orcantzlnir for it 111c Strike III llniton
SrHiROFiELD, Ohio, July 27. A general
strlkej of the entire Bl Four Bystofti U
threatened. Tho trouble originated here
In tho stilklng of forty yardmen fori
Cincinnati wages. Thoy went out two
days beforo on striko becauso the alleged
labor agitators, Knox nnd Qrcery, were
discharged, Tho yards are blockod hero
ho as to bo almost impassable, and side
tracks for forty miles out aro filled. It
will bo impossible for trains to get
through by to-morrow.
Mattors havo become so sorlous that
General Superintendent l'eck is on the
scene. He will remain until the trouble
cuds. A oarload of Cleveland scabs ar
rived here to-day lu addition to special
officers appointed byOovernor Campbell.
The chlof of pollco aud Sheriff IVtJjer have
been nsked to bo in readiness twlsMst in
caso of a riot.
Rillroaders sny that a general striko Is
Imminent. Peoria and Cincinnati divis
ion men are hot becauso of lengthened
schedules which almost prevent over
time. Sandusky men are growling be
causo of not gettin tho Big Four standard
wages. Delawaro employes aro recalci
trant because they are required to haul
fifty loads with but two brakeman.
EXCITEMENT AT STEEUTON.
Strikers Angry llpcauio Colored Mud
llnvo lleon I'nt to Work.
Harrisbuiio, Pa., July 27. Word hai
boeu received hero that there is great ox
cltomont among tho Hungarian and
Folnnder strikers at Stcolton, aud trouble
is feared. Iho compauy started Up No. S
furnace with colored men. This angered
the strikers and thoy threatened to raid
tho furnace.
The company's officials sny that 1,-tOO
men will bo at work in the mills to-uior
rowh
The men at the Loclilel works aro still
out.
Organising For a Striko.
Boskw, July 27. Tho omployoa of the
West End Streot Hallway aro organizing
a Union against tho company's new
fcchcdulo, which the men claim reduces
their wages by requiring extra trips for
the old pay. Over 2,600 employers have
signeu tne membership role of the
Federal Libor Union within tho last 48
hours, and it is expected that eventually
all tho railway employes in tho city will
join.
BIG BANK FAILURE.
IluslneM In Duenoi Ayres l'lirnlyxod nnd
Millions or Hollars Involvod.
Buenos Ayiies via Qalvestps, July 27
English bank checks aro quoted on
the Bourse at SO per cent discount.
It is believed that all of the depositors
will eventually be paid. Millions of
dollars aro Involved In the failure. The
rnn on tho other banks is lnslgnluonnt.
Business in this city, nnd, for that mat
ter, throughout the couutry, is para
lyzed.
Sovoral well known firms havo already
suspeuueu.
Gold has advanced to $3.00. A cur
roucy issue of $100,000,000 Is expected.
The lloston Club's Position.
Boston, July 27. Tho two games whlob
tho New Yorks are to play hero to-day and
to-morrow will bo very important, for It
Boston takes seoond place they will not
Do contout until they jump to the top of
tho ladder. Unliko the Giants, tho Bean
Eaters aro strong all around. Clarkson
is pitching in Setter form than for
several years, and Nichol never made o
uner record. As lor Utaley, ho has ul
ready demonstrated that his arm is as
strong as ever. Behind these pitchers are
Bennett and Ganzel, as backstops aud a
c&panie in ana outllclu.
Dld Suddenly of llnart Fulluro,
Pbovidexce, It. L, July 27. John T.
Stevens, Assocl ited Press operator in th
office of the Eveniug Reporter at Woon-
socket, and one of the best known telo
graphers in tho country, died suddenly
at his home there of heart failure. lit
was for a time, during the administra
tion of Prosldent Arthur, doorkeeper ol
tho press gallery lu the National House
of Kepresontatlves.
No Acoldent at Callno,
WAsmNOTO.v, July 27. Navy Depart
niont officials are inollued to believe
that the reported killing of flvo of the
crew of the U. a. a. Pensaoola by a tor
pedo fired by tho Chilian vessel at Arlcu,
Chill, Is not true, and Assistant Secretary
Soloy, who hns made an Investigation,
makes the positive assortion Hint ho be
lieves the report has no foundation in
laot,
round tho MlifltiH Mutt' Watch.
Glek House, N. II., July 27. Twc
young men walking on the southeast
slope of Mount John Qulnoy Adams found
the watoh which belonged to Ewald
Weiss, the Mount Washington violinist
who was lost lust summ-r while on hli
way from Glen House to Mount Washing
ton, A party has started from the Glen
House in the hop of finding tho remalui
of the unfortunate man.
A New York Olrl Drops Dead.
New Haven, Conn., July 27. Hiss Etti
Joneif, of New York, came here a week
ago to visit friends. Yesterday aftoruoou,
while apparently in perfect health, sh
dropped dead on the streot while out
walking. She was 21 years of age.
Killed In u Hnlooli Fight.
Tbot, N. Y., July 27. During tho pro
gress of a free-for-all brawl in South Troy
early in tho morning Daniel Barron wa
stabbed by Edward Aurellus. He diej
half an hour later. Aurellus is in jail,
Tweuty llulldlnes Ilnrned.
Fort Honuoe, July 27. Fire at Newport
News destroyed more than twenty build
ings, consisting of stores and dwelling
The estimated loss Is $50,000.
ilfghest of all in Leavening Power.
ABBOLUTEfQf
NETTLETON MAY RESIGN.
Tlio Aatlitnllt flrci-tnry Him Trouble with
Su(rliitritniit Ovvr-n,
WAsmxtiTON, July 27. A illsagreemeno
Is reported between Mr. Owen, superin
tendent of the Immigration Bureau, and
AsiKmit Secretary Nettleton of tho
Treasury Department, under whoco
supervision the Immigration Bureau has
been placed, and which m.iy result in
Goner il Nettleton's resignation.
Tho report says tint some time ago
General Nettleton and Commissioner
Owen locked horns over t'10 manner In
which tbd bureau should bo run. Mr.
Owen Is a personal friend of President)
Hnrrlson and author of tho bill In which
tho Immigration Buro m was creatod.
Naturally Mr. Owen thouaht he know
how the bureau should bs run aud how
the law should bo administered; and It
is Bald he reentod the attempted Inter
ference of Assistant Secretary Nettleton.
The latter Is supposed tc have gono to
Secretnry Foster about the matter, nnd
receiving no support from tho official,
appealed to tho Prosldout. Hero ngaln
Mr. Nettleton failed to get consolation,
and naturally felt chagrined.
Another matter which mado Mr. Net
tleton uncomfortable was the refusal of
his superiors to allow him to nppolnt his
son as his nrlv to secrctnrv. Tho scan
dal In tho Pension Office growing out of
tho doings of Mr. Green B. Baum, Jr., is
said to havo disgusted tho Prcsidont
with nepotism lu tho Departments.
BLOOD ON THE BILL.
DlokSFrnmcs Convicted of Mannlnusliter
After n Week's Trial.
Springfield, O., July 27. A few min
ute red spots which tho tell-talo micro-
scopo Bald wero blood had much to do
with convicting Dick Frames, a Spring
field tough, of the crime of manslaughter
noro.
The trial had been in prosrresa for a
week, nnd attracted widojproad attention
from tho mysterious nature of tho crime.
Tho murdered man, William Hambrlght.
was a night watchman and Ills skull was
ciushed in like nn eggshell just ns ho
was in tho act of turning In his record
on the alarm box. Tho murdered man's
pockets had been rifled.
It was found tha the murderer had
chanced a f 10 bill soon after tho crime.
This bill was examined by a microscope
nnd mlnuto snots of blood found on It.
It wai alleged that Frames once said that
it would boeasv to perform a Jesso James
net on tho watchman some nlaht.
On this slender basis and the bloody
mi tuo jury louiui lor manslaughter.
CRUELTY TO SEAMEN.
Put lu Irons by Clilll'a Trenlilxnt When
They AMked lor Wagei.
London, July 27. Cnptnln Armlt, ro.
cenlly nu officer on board tho Chilian
warship Prc&ideuto Pinto, wrltos to the,
press wurnilng Englishmen not to accept
tno ollsrs m. He by tho agents of Dal
maceda.
Captain Armlt says that he servod for
throe months in tho Cuillan Navy under.
Admiral Latorre, and that ho was unabla
to get paymont fur his serviees. Ho
adds thnt sailors who niked for their pay
were put in irons.
l.lheraU Will Olipoto Homo Utile,
London, July 27. -A prominent Libers
41. 1. crenicci sometning or n surprlso lu
Irish circles, by his opinion openly ex
pressed to tho effect that the recent
Liberal success boiled no good to the
cause of Irish Home Ifule. and that not
withstanding Mr. GIndstono, tho Liberal!
in thu noxt Parliament would not show
n majority for nny bill giving Ireland 0
separate government. lie snld substam
tially thnt English Liberals were resolved
to provent the Itomnu blerurohv lu lre
land from ruling that country, and that
only deference to Mr, Gladstone prevent!
eu a lormai ueciaratlou on tho subject, jj
l'oat Truder Flnliiy lHtmlnsrd.
Kansas Citv, Mo., July 27. Ex-Alder-man
James Finlay of this city, for a long
time post trader at Pino Itldge and ona
of the whites there during the ghosl
unnco troutues, nas boon dismissed by the
government. This Is tho culmination of
tho recent charges of immorality agalnsj
Finlay brought about by the death of
pretty Traoy Kirtzberger at tho Leland
llotol, Chicago, after having glvon birth
to an illegitimate child.
The Fileltlve Wnm't Almy.
White Riveh Junction, Vt. The man
Who was followed so olosely from West
Burke to Montreal beoauso ho was sup
posed to be Almy, tho murderer, provoj
to be a Frenchman named Edward L:
Proe, who was arrested here for an assnul
upon some women nnd who oscaped from
jail 011 Thursday night preceding the.
murder. The description of the fugitive,
and especially as to his speaking broken
English, leave no doubt of his identity.
Judgement
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line above all things. In selecting ti
remedy for nny disease, you should tx
positive that It contains nothing inju
rious to the health. Many remedies
on the raarkot leave the patient in
much worse condition, than beforo
taking thorn.
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harmless ; U10 most delicate ohlld can
tako It with absolute safety. It contains
no mercury or mlnorals of any kind,
and yet It never falls to cure tho dis
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SUIT FOF5 A MILLION.
L'tufciiUB Miinn r In Wh.tili i Itiic
Net
Ym-k I'nNti M Overheard.
Owamo, Midi., .tiilv 27. Imposition
in a case Involving over $1,000,000 havi
been Wkun Ht the Nat ion nl Hotel hero
daring tin pi four davs. Over forty
wltumwes have been examined, but ns nc
reporter was allowed to enter the i-oqiu
110 Inkling of the nature tit the ae could
be seoured. A stovepipe, becoming (lis
contieotcd in the room above the follow
ing details were ascertained:
Sldnvy Smith died in an asylum foe
the liwane in New York city In 1886. He
never realised that he waw worth
cent, but at his death left his heirs over,
$1,000,000 in real and personal property.
Adou Smith was appointed administra
tor, nnd, sb the complainants allege,
formed a copartnership with his brothers
and oo-helrs, J. F. D. unci IIurlHU P.
Smith, and bought up all the other
claimants, alleging that they were not
heirs In full, and that the personal prop
erly only amounted to $523,000, Believ
ing this thu others settled for $50,000 pec
family.
Tho defendants claim that thoy bought
on speculation. Thoy nil live lu New
York iity, nnd aro represented here bj
William JIanun of that city. The Wost.
rn heirs are represented by S. D. White,
of Hamilton, N. Y., aud Judgo Daboll, oj
St. Johns, Mich.
DEFIED BRADLEY'S ORDER.
Clear Stores und odn Water Sluuds Open
at Anbury 1'ark.
Abkuhy Park, N. J., July 27. Tho
hotels here kept open house all day
yesterday and sold cigars aud soda water
ns usual. The clerks in charge, of tho
cigox and candy stores of tho hotels also
sold to all comers. Tho boys iu chnrgo
of tho Saratoga water stauds on ona of
the lots owned by James A. Brudloy, tho
founder of tho town, were busily en
gaged all day iu serving their customers.
Air. Bradley's employes rented bathing
suits to all that applied for them, und
among their p.itrons were many young
men aud women from Oceuu Grove, The
proprietors of the various livery stables
did 11 big business tho entire day nud
nowspupors were sold.
Tho beach is owned exclusively by Mr.
Bradley. Tho only porsous who seemed
to be frlgbteued by Bradley's ulaiiii that
ho would stop Sunday selling wore a
number of thu vlltavo storekeepers.
THINU THEY HAVc ALMY.
The Muu Ai'icnted In Alton Held
for
Idenilflaiillon.
Hanover, N, H , July 27. Tho police
havo received a startling story regarding
tho mrrrdjrer of Miss Ci-r silu Wardon,
which is claiming nil their intention. A
woman, whose homo is in Springfield,
Mass., has writtou that horilaughtor was
murdered .1 low yearj ago by a uinu who
answers exr.etly Aluiy'jilc3cvlptlon. The
man mado his eBo.ipo aud was never ap
prehended, and tho mother desires to
know whether C:irUtlo Wardun'j slayer
Is tho sumo man who munloivd her own
child. 1
From Liconla oomes tho news that a
body of armed men hnd recaptured the
man who was urrested at Altou aud then
released. Thoy were so convinced that
tho lunu was Almy that they followed
him into the mountains and held him up
at tno muzzics 0: tuoir rules aud shot
guns. Mr. llliilne Takes n I.on Drive.
Bab Haiiiiok, Me., July 27. Secretary
Blaine drovu out in an open carriage with
his sou Emmons at 10 a. in., t ho Secre
tary holdlug tho reins. They returned
toStmwoodln about two hours. The
recent reports of Mr. Blaine's serious ill-1
ness and likelihood to retire from public ,
life wero llatly deuted by n member of 1
the family to-day. Mr. Blnluu expects to
remain nore until tlio cool wenther sets
iu, when ho will return to Washington
and resume his duties.
Kxeltviniiiit lu u Church.
Ghee-sville, Ph., July 27. During a
heavy thunder storm hero yoterdny the
tall Btoepiu or tne united Presbyterian
Church was demolished by llghtuing.
Rev. Soouller was just Qulslilng his ser
mon nnd about 200 people wero lu the
building. Tho greatest excitement pre
vailed for a while, nud u pauio wns only
averted by the mo.it strenuous exertions.
No one was lujured, and tho congrega
tion dispersed after offering a prayer of
thanksgiving. . ol.
Thft eecret of roy happlnou U, I tun uahig
Wolfl'sACSEBIacking
And haye ,W ATHIt I'UIMIF HOOTS neau.
Illully I'ulUhed wllhout l.ulior.
ABK IN ALL BTOKES FOR HK-EON
Will 0riN Old New FunNiTuns
Will STAIN GLASS ANO CNINAWAHC
Will Stain tinwahe
Will Stain youn Old Baskets
Will stain babv-s Coaoh
(i ml
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tame
time.
WOUP U BANDOLPU,
ftulsdalphla,
amng
BTMANGLED THE WARDLN.
Terrible Crime In n (iernixii I'rl.nn Ily
Murderer Wnlllnif liteeutlon.
London, July U7. From Dortmund,
Germany, comes the news of n horrlblo
event. A native of Silesia named
Mlchalskl, having been convicted of n
brutal murder and sentenced to death,
had valuly petitioned for n commuta
tion. He was lu the Dortmund prison await
ing the arrival of the executioner to
carry out the sentence. He behaved In'a
moody manner, but nobody suspected
the terrible design which ho h.td evi
dently formed.
lhe warden treated the man witu tne
consideration usu illy shown to those
about to die and p dd for his leniency
with his life. The prlsonor suddenly seUed
the warden unawares, and, notwith
standing the struggles of the latter, suc
ceeded before assistance could arrive, in
strangling lilui to death. When the
other keepers got to the scene the warden
wns beyond help. One of the offlolnls
was with difficulty restr lued from
killing Mlohalskl on the Bpot. He will
bo executed as soon as possible.
RAILROAD WAR,
A Ohiijc of Workmen Armed AYlth lto
pentlujr Ilines.
Diirotn, Col., July 27. The Denver,
Golden ft Lnkewood Hallway officials
last night sent nn armed force of twenty
men to Netdnle, eight miles from this
city, to prevent the Denver & Western
people from building a Hue over two nnd
a hull tulles of its right of way on the
side of Table Mountain, which Is now
about tho only remnluinu pass through
tho mountains which a railroad can
use. Tho men are armed with repeatin a
rules.
The Denver Ss Western people hove
four hundred laborers on the around.
awaiting the arrival of teams with ties
aud mils, Tho Like wood officials de
clare that they will shoot down the first
man who rises a pick or u shovel, A
hard fight is looked for before night,
TRAGEDY AT A PICNIC.
A Young Woman ttliut llend nud n Mull
Terribly Wounded.
Wu'eklino, W. Vn., July 27. There
was a picnic yesterday at Woods Run,
ten miles from here. Andy Illto enmo
aloug with a gun and stopped to see tuo
sport. Barney Fahey took tho gun, asking
if it was loaded, and being told no, fired
directly toward where Sarah McOowan,
Georgo Weitsell nud Anuto Kinney wero
sitting.
Miss McGowan screamod and fell dead,
aud Weitsell put his hands to his fnce
and sank down. The second girl was
not hurt. Woltsell is dreadfully mangled
about the face and may loso both eyes,
Fahey gave himself up. - He is dis
tracted. DENIED BY QUAY.
no Has no Intention of Ileslnlng III,
Mont In the Kelinte.
PrrrsBuno, July 27. Senator Quay, nt
his house in Beaver, was shown the dis
patch from Philadelphia which Btated
that intimate politlcul friends of the
Senator's throughout tho State said he
was determined to resign his sent In th
United States Senato upon the meeting
01 Longress in uecemuer next.
When asked If tho statement was true,
Senator Quay replied 1 "It's a fake pure
and Blmpla. I have not bo much at
thought of It, nnd really I don't see why
the story was started, for thore Is no
foundation for it whntover."
J ml so Illmm C. Clark Dead,
Pkovincetown, Mass., July 27. Judga
Hiram C. Clark a weH-known lawyer oi
Jamostown, N. Y., died at tho Pilgrim
House in this place inst night In his 70th
year. For many years during the rule ol
the Vigilance Cgmmlttoo ho was a Judge
in California. lie nlso pructlced law Id
Virginia uity, utiea, Lockport and
Toledo. Yoars ago he wns Wnshlngton
correspondent for California papers and
for six years was London correspondent
of tho Now York Express and tho Altn
Callfornlnu of San Francisco. His fathei
was Lot C. Clurk, of Niagara Falls brldg I
fame.
Shot Ills Wiro nnd Iltmsoir,
Rawd City, S. D., July 27. Last even
ing J. W. Saultry, a merchant, ,shot hli
wifo three times, and thinking ho had
killed her blew out his braius, Mrs
Saultry will probably recover, only one
of her wounds being serious. The couple
havo not boen living togothor for somo
time on account of S.iultry's jealous dis
position. "
Seized by the OruUor ltush.
VicroniA, B. 0., July 27. Tho sailing
schooner & D. Marvin arrived last night,
boring been seized by tho Americas
cruiser Rush iu attempting to onter Do br
ing Sea aftor she had been warned by the
Rush nt Sand Point not to do so. Tin
Rush pursued her into Ounnlaska, seized
her and turned her over to the British,
warship Nymphe, which ordered ho)
home,
Chuueei lii the WniKlustoii Club.
Washinoton, July 27. Catcher Loll
niau and First Baeman McQuery have
been released by tho Washington Club
and Mannger Snyder will bo released
Thursday, MoAuley, who covered first
bale for Omaha, will replaoe McQuory,
and Shannon will succeed Snyder iu addi
tion to acting us captaiu and playing
shortstop.
From Weutlh to Poverty nnd Death,
Bucharest, July 87. Barou Erwin von
Sohoiisteiii, formerly ous of tho wealth
iest residents of Vienna, has just died in
u liospitHl here. He was ruluwl by fast
llviug and speculation and was employed
here as a driver of a trauioar whon at
tacked by his last illness.
The Anoldeut to Stanley.
London, July 27. The laUst teleurama
state that Usury M. Stntiley Is suffering
with a fruoture of the left ankle joint.
The pain has osused and lie Is pi'ogrsss
favorably. Mui-tlereil hy nn Itallitn
Baltimohk, July 27. Frederick Buch
ner, a cignrmaker, yh shot nntl k 11 lei
In the fruit store oC CannuUllii Somella
nt noon. It 1b alleged, und probably
true, that Somella nhot Buohner la tbd
beat of a dittpute over tho shortage of flro
cents lu Buchner'ft cbange, but Mrs.
Bemella. who had the revolver In bei
hand when the police arrived, declares
that Bucbner assaulted her and he tired
In eelf-defense. Bomella nnd bU wife
were locked up.
Have you a Pittsburgh,
Rochester, Duplex, or a Stu
dent Lamp?
Do they work satisfactorily?
Do your Lamp Chimneys
break? You get the wrong sortl
The right ones are the
"Pearl Glass," made by
Geo. A. Macbeth & Co., Pitts
burgh, makers of the cele
brated " Pearl-top " lamp chim
ney, which have given univer
sal satistaction.
il .
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in
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cusap AKi :t:.;.::c.
"iO other style 6-A Ntl, , 1 li 'i him all
,Aiimlni i, !!! , H.Liu.A.
t-ou t v i 1! a i'r
Wk n.lr!irir KeelHh Wmmni Bp.nJ.
ITNHYRQY&l FILLS
Original eerf Onlf Otmlne.
id Prind In II, ti A
r On
i ,
r s,M wlili liM rt. in Trttie
Inn nll,P. Mil, ti iha.nnu ,i,J ililu.
f oi, mill if,u!liu I 1,-iipuIjI . -A '
Il flump. (U J QUI ll. . J. I.-"IH ,ni-u J",
M..II. Kt.onli , ,,,i. V . wJBra
m.,. I....! r.u..,...i,-.. .. ''l"i.
oM tfl- lf Urunuu. J?MI 32." VS
i$k.mL2Fn t,r w- ! H iocs.
llJ"i lav mt,eJ' V l'lncf nu t j our
denier to eeiid for cu mlomii-, et-eui-e tha
nBoney, nud get llieiii lor )"u. "-':,"B ,uo
WTAKE NO SLKSTITUTK. jgj
WHY IS TUC
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE centTeVn
.HE BEST SHOE IN THE W0I1L0 FOR TffE MONEY?
io hurt i i.,vr..r.,r r,.,.7,;. v.e " ? r
mid e,w, and mi ia. mnn- ,hn-i v ihll
euoil slioi'4 nntliiK from sl.H) to t).
SS "SS " 1 ll'ii.it-Hre,, thollntcalr
aJ. Bhui. ,-u-r oirore.l ri.r futii ennuis treucU
Import-.l Hl;..oa l.l.-n ,.,,t fronie-ij'itVshiuif
$4'S,M.!,t,r,y,':',',.v','.'.!n". ?.i'f
shiHi over olTrn-d nt IhN nrleoi sainn trade n e!
tniiinuiilosluHMeostlni from ,.IKI to
SS.L v ,I.i;:.vP',,v,f.,.L
seamless, sinoutl. liiskl,- iieuty three soles, exteiii
"Kliio. OiiDpnlrwIllwearujcnr.
"5 !"" ,' ""1 "o lienor moo ever ortorod nt
3t..2r.,b,ii Prk'?' "' trial will couvluce thoso
wliowantnahiiefiireiiiiifortaudservlco.
'S2 - '""t -" WorklngmniiVi shoes
i?1". a" very strong nnd durable. Those who
Iijl-o Klveiithein (i trial iviii wear no other inn ke.
RnUR' - "nd .Wl.7.1 school shoes aro
,irT- worayytneliojseverywlierei theysell
on their merits, as tlio increasing sales show.
I ?Hfllf5 tS',", Uniid-eeHcd shoo, best
iiiiu itij DoiiKoln, terystyiisli; onualsl-rcnch
Imported shoes costliiKfrnm ).() to .at.
I.n.llps ,t:..1H. J.(IO nud 81.75 shoo for
Mliwesnro the host line Inmgolu. Myllshand durable.
Cu n I Ion. -See that W. I,. Douglas' namo and
prleo are slampcil on tho bottom of eaeh shoe.
W. L. DOUGLAS, Druclttou, Mass.
1) onnn.c3.oli 3o,
THIS SEASON FOR
PIC-NICS
m.ixa at iiaxh,
Committeemen ehoulil bear lu
mind Hint tho Hriiald oflleo
Is prepared to do nil kinds of
Poster Work!
at the most roosonnblo rates.
Give us a call nud obtain our
prices, AH work done when
promised nud lu a satisfactory
mnnuer.
538 MEM
Tie uiimL itiliavbls) ftikd sttirMaiftil
tlll rr alldvatei iitUlk
Special D!sascs,Btood Toin
I li r u biftioh. Pin !, Sr
ti.. Tin Ltt.lrrIit(aM Soft li
iiili luilt'itrtiktlJii, Kldof
tlaMer,LMt 1 iiUIJ, Wk btek,
UiciicihIt. FIIm. Utltuohoir
VtlkDM Da.llllT Impair, , M- mors- uu DMAr.fitrtoMirfB
ItdtiMMirtMH'i.uK irutu ) iui 'm wrun ur rrom orrerX
Olds Young ur Mldt'Io Ad nff"j ";
tir .arliu, ooriptritu nt 1 1. .7try ihlas knwR U
BMdlOftlaerJUri.fklaoieuo nl -I naUtP'tOiaWtMllcll4l,
Miktir who filled it liei .tt uk' dum eurctt In i
! II dsVVtl lumu an IliiA.t.iil ii.fI.ikia In i'l.itiHan. aTsib
ld, Frsnn and Auitii, as -ertiUutix dlpIoiuM profet
Wis TP lira. i if si til rivlit'F in USU CMM HUrtQ Tril.
tJlOiUUUu.hrote a. fclPiWH, kuowldgt Mil
tMriDM and mho rati ih..w tvj ni.nr BAllanti Mi-matienUr
etid m Iota ftur aiuok nnl fivcitialBf doeton hn.
rained theid. fleud to -t jiuiWir l... .k TKtu'H" nnl worn
lMUiuoa.aV.aixio.U4 quack- ml advfriiilui doctor wltfc
tbtlrralaaandf-raudalautKuat i.k an -I iMiTmonlaU, thrtr
a ftt law , IB" y do ii t
1 ttifir bcbruiit) af rufnnJlD
nouer or frlvt. Ij -alk an. I Mu-1- h-p aud woMBlM rtruja
naiiher if Miiieli ou.ta ju ) n it, ned aa daoojra and ratulk
In ruin of thrun 1 of .m in, lotuiu Opmoi Hiiuma.-
tr dy from A U ir.i 1 ticer.hitii io. Wcduuaday
vadaaiurdaf hi
iUUttU9h aaa K aJuu
rr rt ta nui tav from 9 toll, r.
IMPORTANT NOTICE I
All persons are hereby warned
NOT TO F1SI1 IN Till! DAMS !
Belonging to the
Shenandoah Waler Company,
aud all parties caught violating this notice
will bo
ProHcciitctl ns Trespassers.
Ily order of
THE aoiv-rivTM-v.
t8
FLY
f,U OLa i.r