The evening herald. (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, May 19, 1893, THIRD EDITION, Image 3

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Easily Men Up
Cod Liver Oil as it
appears in Scott's
Emulsion is easily
taken up by the
system. In no
other form can so
much fat-food be
assimilated with
out injury to the '
organs of digestion.
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of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophos
phitcs has come to be an article
of evtry day use, a prompt and
infallible cure for C olds, Coughs,
Throat troubles, and a positive
builder of flesh.
Freusr 'A Kcott .V Uownp. N Y.
Alldraprists.
IN CHILDREN
For over two years my little girl's life
was made miserable by a case of Catari li.
The discharge from the nose was large,
constant ana verv offensive. Her eves
Jbecame inflamed, the lids swollen and
I very painful. After trying various remc
(dies,I Eave her RpsraraH The first bot
'le seemed toffiSHsSSHsaErtrravatethi-
disease, but the symptoms soon abated,
ana in a snort time she was cured.
DR. L. B. Pitchey, Mackcy, Ind.
Our book on Mood and Skin Dlscasa. in.illral
free. 8wprSrEciFioCo.,Atlanta,Ga.
Orljtniil and Only (lenulne.
Arc a). ri reliable, la dics. ai
Drure.it for Chichttter' KnclUK Dia
mond Brand In HrA rdiI Qold DiettlUd
boxra, aealed with bin a ribbon. Tak
nn nlV.fr. Itifuit diinaeroui tubititiu
tiont and imttafiont. At Drotrriiti. or icnd
In nnrnp' for partlcalsrfl, teitimonUli b4
"Relief for I.Qdlec," ( letter, bj rttnrm
A1B1U jHiUWW icsumooimiB, jtammjvpwt
Chi oh outer Chemical CoM&lalloti Hannrt
i.ocu uruggu arm
L t31ck Hoaiacho and rillpvoall tho troubles Jnjf.
Cent to a umous ettuo ox me b jLiera, qucu an
Ulzzinrnc, Niv 1, Drovn-tneoj, Dlstrena aftei:
oltlEir. Pain In tho Bido, &c. Wbllo tholrmosj
cemarkablo suec .a bul liicn suown In curing
fctcaE&eho. yet Onrtor's Little Live? Pills OM
Mnnfiilvv.ti iAt'clnCoiiutin.;tiou.curlncandtro.
venting tli 1 . f nno jlrn cocipUlnt,whlla thoy al3
corrce t all aiaoril jrs oft bos toinaohtlmulato tlis
JWer and r-y, late 'lie bowels. Even it they onrj
MIASM v v
i ITS CMeheitis Enallrit Ptntaond Tlron.
rtNNYROYAL P LLS
GARTER'S
1 iver llMi
Jo i AcbfithcywoniauaulnioatprloelesatolliosowiKI
tiately their frwdncsadocs notondhoro,andtho9
wfca nncotrr tLeinvMil find thoso llttlo Plll3 Y&lu-
a ctloincoK. w ways that Ihoy will not bt
la tho ban ti o ir any Hvf B that hero In wSero
wansil acrarrrcatbossat. OurptlljcaroU'whUa
Others ; .
Carter's ittUo Liver 11113 are very rmaii ai
very aasy to laic Onu or two pills mako a di.
They crout-'y vcfctamsaiKido not crino
tuetliem. Invia!a..tt5c!utm Ihsforfl.
iffby drnnglita OTCiywhfiro, or seat b7 raalL
MAIL PILL SMaIUiISE. SHALL PRICE
IWm. Earner
Begs to announce to his friends and
patrons and the publlo generally that
he has purchased the barbershop lately
occupied by 1). J, Yost,
o. la west csntre street
SHE1TA1IE0AH, FA.
S3 SHOE hoTOp,-
' 0 you wear mem ( wnen nexiin now iry a diri mcy
IL (III L f II.... ..I. 1L...
Ci 'glvsycu more ci
zW i any other make,
glva ycu more comfort and service for the money
Host in tno worm
Si t?nn
oo
$4.00
m 3.50
.50
52. o
FOR LADIES
$2.00
$1.75
FOR BOYS
I II
I
m 2.50
roiW9 9?
iiLMj.9 nn
5J-75
FOR UK
, L, Douglas Shoes are made In all the
rr 1 Latest Styles.
I vou want a fine DRESS SHOE don't pay $6 to $8,
Vj $3.50, $4 or $5 Shoe. They will fit equal to cus
made and look and wear as well. If you wish to
jmlze In your footwear, you can do so by purchasing
. Douglas Shoes, my name ana price is sumpea
e bottom, look for It when you buy. lake no sub-
e. I send shoes by mall upon receipt oi price,
eo free, when Shoo Dealers cannot supply you
C. DOUGLAS, Hroclitun, Mass. Sold by
Joseph Ball, 29 N. Main street.
ECEI IBIiTOTJ!
Everything modeled after
Qreon'a Cute, Philadelphia,
IlSniu St., STienouclonli.
The leading place in town,
lias lately been entirely reno
vated Everything new, olean
and fresh, The Ouest line ot
Wines and Liquors I
Cigars, Ac, foreign and do
mestic Free lunch served
each evening. Dig schooners
ot tresh,l!ocr,l'orter, Alo, Ao.
f,i0SITE : THE : THEATRE,
m 1
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oi'ricinis ci.i:aui:i tiii: iiai.i,.
ratlin Xiirrnuly Airrtoil it the Art In-
stltllto III CIllcilKd.
Ciiicaoo, liny 10. So wedged In tho
liulltviiys at the art Instltuto were tlio
crowds of Women at yesterday's sossions of
their great congress that nt one. tlino a
panic was Imminent.
It was nt tho entrance of tho hall In
which Susan U. Anthony was speaking.
Crowds completely filled tho hall nnd hun
dreds of less fortunate women found them
selves packed outside the corridor. In n
hysterical voice one woman called on tho
chairman to postpono the program and
send for the police. Wooden partitions
filling tho side doorways to other halls
were crushed in and the crash added to a
growing feeling of alarm. Tho congress
proceedings were temporarily discontinued
until officers succeeded In clearing thohalls.
In hall six representative women from
Russia, Germany, Sweden, Denmark and
Finland spoke in their natlvo tongue upon
various movements, with which women of
their native land are identified.
Till: 1'LOOD.S AUK IlKCUIHNG.
Tho Opinion i:xprff il That the Diuiire
U oiv Over.
Cleveland, 0., liny 10. The water In
tho Cuyahoga river began falling early this
morning and danger of further damago is
now thought to bo over. It will bo several
days, however, before business can be re
sumed In some of the shops and factories
along the river, and the valley railroad will
lie badly crippled for a week or more nt
least,
Tho Erie has resumed business and is
now doing fairly well. Tho Lake Shoro
and Nickel Plato roads are still badly
handicapped. The damago to property In
this city is estimated at $2o0,000.
News from different points In i'ennsyl-
vania is to the effect that the water Is ro-
ceding and that no further damage Is an
ticipated In tho flooded districts.
Pullnmn AU the Heading.
Philadelphia, May 18. President Geo .
M. Pullman, of Chicago, and Director
Heed, of lioston, of the Pullman Palace
Car Company, were In conference yester
day afternoon with President Harris of the
Reading company. The outcome was tho
subscribing by the Pullman company of
ono million of the proposed thirty million
issue of six per cent, collateral trust bonds
upon which the Heading ro-adjustment
plan Is based. ,
Ills 1'rlsmier 1Vni u Hard One.
New York, Jiay 10. Detective Wood
had a rough tiniewith Nellie Grey, a young
colored woman Whom no arrested at her
home, No. 253 'est Twenty-eighth street,
on a warrant chirging her with having
nearly bitten off the thumb of Mrs. Aliclal
Piglon, one of her neighbors. Tho detec
tive got her to the Jefferson Market police
court, but she fought Iiim all tho way, bit
ing a pieco out dt his neck, chewing his
wrist and tearing his clothing. Justico
Voorhis held herj lor trial.
Illuck raltlUrr Own Manager.
New Yoiuc, Mny 19.' An application of
Major James B. pud for an injunction to
restrain Sisterett Jones, better known as
the Black Patti.Brom singing in concerts
other than thoseltnder his direction, was
denied by Judge! Sedgwick. Alnjor Pond
claimed to havonade last June n contract
with her for exclusive management. She
charged that he! terminated the contract
last December. J
Suicided af llls Children's Graves.
New York, Iky 19. William Rosen
stein, a wenlthytiew iork merchant, was
found dead on the graves of his two chil
dren in MacpeUfh cenie t ery, Cypress Hills.
He had shot himelf in vhc head. Mr, Ros
enstein lived ntfco. 155 West Korty eighth
street, this eitj, and was in business nt
No. 373 Washinjton street as a match
dealer. No cause can be assigned for his
act. 1
Union lhuerson sitrlUu.
Bukalo, ;S. ii May 19. Ihe union
i bakers of this cm to the number of be-
I twei-n sixty anj seventy nre on strike for
n.i advance in vyjges and a year s contract,
whirh their eunftyers refuse to grant. The
)lm:es or me stniurs are ueing iiueu
non-union men J The union men threaten
to boycott the shops wuicli veiuse to sign
tlio new scale. I
f-
Dutton!
Yarht T.auuiIiHl
New YoitK. I
y 10. Betwuen 400
nntl
500 prominent
ichtMiu-
.,, ,-jij Ir,ilI,,nV
u t .sited i onion
li.itiiiion of Uom-
Ship inru yostdnlay on i
niodore li. brain JJnttou, ol the urooKiyn
Yacht club, to We tin- limtuhiutrof Ills new
fccuooner ynclitlLuyal, which is to be tho
flagship this seaion of the Brooklyn acht
club. I
iojeaf are
Still fegTftr Wien
fbrlhev ara
fr w
R$ from QflElSE
Zihd are easily di
horTinc ; all
otfoiEHe. is belter
a net JbLef 'ar
Lnile only by
N.K.FAIRBANK&CO.,
CHlCAOO.and
138 N. Dtlaware Ave., Phlladtt.
1
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rna4 wifi
Cnrrlcil u Curgo of Gold.
NKwYonK, Slay 1!). The White Star
stMtmshlp Majestic, which sailed for Liver
pool yesterday, carried $1,500,000 In gold.
lasmrd Freres & Co. shipped $1,000,000
and tlio Hank of British North America
$000,000.
To1tnou to ln Klectrncuteil.
Aunun.N, N. Y., May 10. Johnson, tho
colored convict, who was convicted yester
day of niiirdeiiiig n brother prisoner, was
bentenced in tho afternoon to bo electro
cuted during tin week beginning July il.
Tho Itlvcr rilli-d With Coal Dirt.
Hamiiuko. May 19. Tho recent freshcta
in the Schuylkill river filled tho channel
with coal dirt. Six loaded boats bound
for Philadelphia nnd other places nro de
tained at Port Clinton.
Judgment Auiti! u I.IkIiI Compuny.
New Yoiuc. May 111. Judgment for $11,
732 against the Clint hum lectric Light
Company-In favor of the (Icnerul Electric
Company, was filed in the county clerk's
ollice yostcrday.
1THE KMD
9m
El
THAT CURESI
i Kidney Trouble for 12 Years,!
g Completely Cured. g
DANA SABSArARILtJV CO. P
WO MrsRRSi For 1 yoari I havo bwn bndljHH
k afflirteil ith Jtlilncv Trimlilo. TwojTiiras2
Mjn!?o X haa I-u 3ilimsM which icttlcd ln
back. Attimcsitwaihartl work formoto gctftg
around. TjirtFi-b. I had onotlicr attack of Iu 55
K33rlp''tM which left mo so bad I cmhiIiI
hiirtlly kvI itcniAN tlio room. Oar mer-IS
Reliant aJvied ma to try a buttla of
1 DANA'S I
I BAKSAPAHILL,A 1
ESldlilnn, nml havo taken thrfo iKittlciof SU-M
SHSAI'AIUU.Annilnnoliolt ot DANA'S 1H.I.S,S3
gS.naiam IIOJII'IJITRLY OUJtDH.s
ISuiXo Iriiulilo with ItlillicyMf nliarklsn
iiicliet c.miiI upiiotuo. ondl never fdtlKt-s
itni ter In my life. Yon may publish thta 11 you wish, 5
al every word fs (ruo. HK8
m Your.tnily, H
3J Morrlstown, N. Y. WE&LCY STEIUiY.
as OENTSt We are personally acquainted with Mi
miSteiry, and km, wills statements are Inn
W ltespccUuUy, A.F.KC.F. MuNEIU. JJJ
Dana Sarsaparllla Co,, Belfast, Maine. ?g
WANTS. &o.
R OO VIS FOB RENT. Steam heat nnd elec
tric light Call at IIEH nn onife. 313-tf
OOAUDlrTQ. Two geitlemen desire board
j witn private larany. loom togetner.
Address d., Shenandoah, P O.
5B-tf
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IOII SALE A lot of
household turnlture
lj Apply nt rosldence of li. A Freeman, 27
East 0.1k street
BOAIIDWIH WANTED. Boarders wanted
In a respectable family. Inquire nt 230
rsoum jnra n eireei. o-n-iw
WANTED. A good girl wanted for general
housework. Apply at Hcnoener's hotel
ana restaurant, worm nam street. oio-u
yiT ANTED. Eneraetlc lady n?ents lu overy
ir locality, uusiness pieasnnt ana prom-
able. Klngery Manulacturlng
Department, Cincinnati, O,
Co., Atrent
5-19-3t
ATTANTED. A German or Protestant girl
V for general housowork In a lamlly at
1'niiauoip.nia,
Good cook preferred,
Apply at
tho IIBRAM) office
3-10 ot
TOlt SALE. second'hand, two seated
IJ phaton, with top ; In good order. Will bo
sold cheap lor cash.
Apply to J.
J. U-ibbln,
North Main steet.
FOll SALE. On West Oak street, opposite
Mrs, Grant's, two good 8-room housos. Lot
3) feet front by 110 deep. For Information lu
autroatSflS EauCoal strcot. Sncnandoah. or
! a W. .Miller. Mt. Carmel 5-9 tt
i t-ioh SALE A twenty (20) ncro larin,
J- puniea, logoiner witn a uorscs, a cows
and machinery, a house nnd b.irn
An
Cl'll!
to G. 1. Krell, Uarnsville, Schuylkill
, Pa. 6-0-1 m
. Anf iNTED. A young man acquainted with
, yy the Brocery trade, to sell paper, bats and
stationery In this cltyand surroundings; ono
wdo can give joj i Dona ana rererenoo Atianuo
Paper nnd Stationery Co., 11 Wooster street,
Kew vorit. b-i-;u
AGENTS WANTED ON SALARY or coin
mission, to handle the new Patent Chemi
cal Ink Erasing Pencil. The qulokest and great
est selling novelty ever produced. Erases Ink
thoroughly In two seconds. No abrasion ot
ntner. works like magic. 800 to 500 ner cent.
profit. One agent's sales amounted to W20 In
six days. Another t3Z in tvo hours. Previous
experience not necessary. For terms nnd full
particulars, address The Monroe MI'gCo., La
Crosse. Wis. xt89 5-2-ly
PROPOSALS FOR I1UILDING WALL AND
furnishing coping lor the Schuylkill County
Court House grounds.
Illds will be received until the llih dav of
June, A D., 1893, by tlio Commissioners of
Schuylkill County for tho building of a retain'
lng wall, 8 feet high, 280 feet Hng, of mountain
stone, on Mlnersvllle street; for tho furnlshlnz
and setting of 2(13 feet of gnnlte coning. 10x11
Inches, on thegruntto steps, together with posts
at tho lop and bottom of each flight of steps;
also for furnishing 210 feet of mountain stono
coping wtthpostsat the ends ot the coping, &c,
All work to bo finished within slxtv davs aftci
bid Is accpted. Illds for furnishing granite
must be separate from the bids offering to fur
uisii mountain stone. i uu particulars can oe
had, and plans and drawings can bo seen, by
annlvlne to the Commissioners of S-hiivlktll
Ccuniy. The OommUsloners reserve tho right
to reject any or an Dias, o-iuzn
PROPOSALS.
Proposals will bo received by the under
signed commiiteo up to weanesaay, uiay'Jltb
1893. at On. m.. for tht construction of a ix
room frame school building, two stories hlch.
All bidders can nnd plans and speclDcatlons
rorinspection at tuo omco 01 superintendent
Jj. A. l recmnn, tngii booool building, snennn'
doah. Pa., or nt tho house of JI. J. Muldoon
203 West Contre street. Shenandoah, Pa , or at
tuo omco 01 tne arcnitect, frani! a. lteuiy,
PotUvllle, l'a. The bids most cover excavat'
lng. building, rooting, painting and all work
and materials necessary to complete the
building, Including provisions for the In tra
duction ot theSinead, Wills & Co. heating and
ventilating system. The oommittee reserves
the right to rojeot any or nil uius.
II. J. Muldoon, Chairman
Mahk XIukkb,
Jambs O'Hkask,
Danikl Oodkn,
S. A. IIuddall.
6-0 lot ComtnittMon II ulldlng and Repairs
To riiprBent and oolleot for our
ITlno Vit Goods.
1 per-woolt.
CHICAGO UTIIOGUAHI CO.,
56 Fifth Avenue, Chicago, III.
BIorrirtowiKN. Y Eh3
builders usa
only the best
materials-
lumber, brick, lime, cement, sand
whatever goes Into the construction
ot a Duumng; tncy employ only the
best workmen and pay the best wages;
they get better prices for their work
than their less careful competitors,
and always rrct the best contracts :
they paint their work with
Strictly Pure
Lite Lead
manufactured by the " Old Dutch "
process of slow corrosion ; the
John T. Lewis & Bros.
brand. For colors they use the Na
tional Lead Company's Pure White
Lead Tinting Colors. These colors are
sold in small cans, each being sufficient
to tint twenty-five pounds of Strictly
Pure White Lead the desired shade.
This brand or Strictly Pure White Lead
nnd National Lead Co.'s Tinting Colors, nre
for sale by the most reliable dealers In paints
everywncre.
If vou are irolni? to point. It will nav vou
to send to us for a book containing Informa
tion that may save you many a dollar; It will
only cost you a postal cara to ao so.
JOHN T. LEWIS & BROS. CO.,
Philadelphia.
Professional Cai'ds.
JOHN K. COYLE,
A. 1 lulity AT-IiA W.
Ofllco Deddall building. Shenandoah, I'n.
jyj M. 1111 UK 15
A TTOUXKY-A V-LA II'.
SimWANUOAll. VA.
a d Hatrrly 'mlldlng, l'ottsvlllo.' '
Q T. HAV1CE,
B UBOEON DENTIS1.
Orflce Northeast Cor. Main and Centre Sts..
suonanuoan. over atom's arug store
J- H. KIHTLEU, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AXIJ SURGEON.
Ofllco -120 North Jardln streot. Shenandoah.
WmiCIAN AND HUKUKON,
i.Offlco and Uesldence, 'o. 34 North Jardlt
Street. Shenandoah.
JTJUANK WOMER, M. D.
BptcUUM in jfVearmeiit of Catarrh.
Practice limited to diseases ot the eve. ear.
no 40 and throat. Spectacles lurnlshcd, guar
antecd to suit nil oyos
umco m isast street, sncnanuoan.
QB. E. D LONQAOHE,
uraduatc in
Veterinary Surgery and Dentistry.
All calli by mall, telegraph or telephone at
tended to with promptness. Surgical opera
tions nerformed with the txroatostcirc. OtUce:
Commercial Hotel, Shenandoah.
RETTIG'S
Beer and Porter.
T Aai AGENT for the
-1- Chas. Kettig'a Cele
brated Beer aud Porter iu
this vicinity, also Bergner
& Eugel's celebrated India
Pale Ales and Old Stock.
Orders will receive prompt
atteutiou. Finest brands
of Liquors and Cigars.
SOLOMON HAAK-
720 South Mam Street.
To Builders !
The season for building1
is almost at hand, and
we have just replen
ished our stock of all
kinds roi Hardware,
Nails and Builders'
Supplies.
Ws also carry an Immense line of
Btovos, Ranges, Cutlery and Tin
ware. Hoofing and Spouting our
specialty.
Peter Griffiths,
GIRARDVILLE, PA.
flf troubled vTlthOonorrhmiOB
F(ileet.Whlt.Si)ermatorrhml
or anv uuiim i rnl dlsihnnr, ikU
your druggist for a bottle ol
Blc G. it cures in 11 frwrtiTu
without tho r Id or publicity of ft
ador'ar. on-polanous anl
i.iri ntd not to strlctur.
k Riiiwal American Cur.
Manufactured by
ins Chemical (
NCINNATI, O.
A
Temperance
Drink
For temperance people a health
giving drink for the masses.
Beer
Not a harmful ingredient in its
make-up. Nothing but the pur
est extracts ol carclully selected
herbs, roots, jiarks and berries.
A m cent
package makes Five
DeUclous, Strength-
Gallons of a
ening, Efferves;ent Beverage
Ba a-.re and get Hires'
The best
a;
Mir
A
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MUST GET0THER JOBS.
Carlisle Will Continue to Dis
charge Republicans.
THEY MUST VACATE FOR NEW MEN.
Alt s.r the lti'ulllc'Hii4 In tlio Trrnnury
l)tMirtlirnt to Un DInihImoiI KxroptlliR
II10AH l'rnli'rtcd by tlm Civil Servlro
Ijiw Dr. ilntne A. AVorden Tnlks on
the Clillleo lUc-lnslnii Aft.
Wasuinoton, Jlny 19. Dr. Jnmcs A.
Wortlen, of Pliilutlelphln, who is itttontl
ing tlio I'resbyterlnn general iisscmbly, snys
that ho thinks before tlio general iisscmbly
iidjonrns they will tnko nctlon regnnlliig
the Chinese exclusion act, nnd perhaps
resolutions will bo passed asking tlmt tlio
lnw be repealeil. "It is," lie snys, "a nint
ter ot serious concern to tho church. Sup
pose our missionaries should lxs treated
with the snme severity tlmt this lnw nu
tliori.es townttl tho Chinese; perhaps still
greater severity might bo visited upon
them. Tlio Ornry law Is cruel, inhuman
and H distinct step backwards in our pro
gress towards high civilization."
More of tho Chinese sjuentlou.
Washington, Mny 19. Tho Chinese will
not go. At least they will not for some
tiino. The legnl proceedings lmve not been
completed, and the Six Companies still
luivo several points ngainst the law which
they will rnis.0, and until these questions
nre decided nothing will or can be done.
The next step will be tho return by the su
preme court to tho civil court, from which
the nppenl came tho mandate of tho Court
to carry the lnw into effect. Mr. Iliordan,
the attorney of the Six Companies, said
that when tho mandate was returned he
would make a point against it. "We in
tend," be remarked, "to lltlit this ques
tion until wo have not a single ledge to
stand 011."
The point mny not be a successful or a
very iinpoitant one, but it will tend to de
lay action for the present nnd perhaps tin
til congress meets, nnd this is the very
thing which the opponents of the law de
sire to accomplish.
The oflicinls of the administration do not
placo much credence in tho stories which
have been circulated that China will un
doubtedly retaliate should an attempt be
made to carry the law into eiloct.
Thoy even intimate that these stories nre
lieing circulated for elTect by the oflicinls of
the Six Companies. They fear nothing
from this source. There is, however, con
siderable anxiety on account of the condi
tion of tlio laboring classes on the Pacific
const, and the fear exists that should not
the government do something toward en
forcing the law there will be an uprising
among the whites and that riots may re
sult. The question is giving tho oflicials
quite a littlo concern.
secretary Urusham says that he wants it
distinctly understood flint ho hns never
told any one that the Chinese exclusion act
was a dcatl letter.
Now rrt'rtiilentliil l'imtinnsters.
Wasiii.voton, May 19. Tho following
presidential postmasters weru appointed
yesterday:
Cliarles II. Dorr nt llerwick, Pa., vice I?.
S. Bowman, commission expired.
Michael T. Hogan at Emporium, Pa.,
vice E. 15. Gould, commission expired.
Henry E. Kulp at I.a Plume, Pa., vice J.
F. Tlllinghast, removed.
William A. Sliruiu at Latrobe, Pa..
James (Jgden, commission expired.
F. O. Whitman a Lewisburg, Pa.,
J. Q. Miller, removed.
Ira M. Harvey at Lock Haven, Pa.,
It. S. Darker, commission expired.
Frank M. Vnuldiiig at Scrnnton,
vice
vico
vice
Pa.,
vico D. M. Jones, commission expired
Shim to KbtnullNli a Legation
Washington, May 19. The secretary of
state has received oflicial information of
the purpose of tlio government of Slam to
establish a legation at Washington and
that the ofllcer to be placed in charge of it
is now awaiting an opportunity to present
his credentials to the president. It is suid
that the new diplomatic ofllcer is now in
the city. He formerly represented Siain at
the court ot at. James and Is a gentleman
of rank and culture. The United States
has had a legation at Bangkok, Slum, for
many years. Mr. o. fl. Hoyd is the minis
ter resident. Siara, however, has never
before had a legation in this country.
All oriliem Must Oo.
Washington, May 19. Secretary Car
lisle has informed congressmen that ho In
tends to discharge every republican in the
treasury department who is not protected
by the civil service law.
He says tlmt he has given the officials of
the department to understand that this
will be his policy and that they will not be
dismissed on any charges, but solely for
the reason that tliey are republicans and
the places are wauled for democrats.
The Stevenson Promotion.
Washington, Mny 1U. A report was
made yesterday to thesecretary of the navy
on the case of Paymaster Stevenson, over
whose promotion there has been so much
trouble. Tho board, the third that has had
the case under, consideration, has reported
n disagreement. Two favor tho promotion
and ono opposes it.
Fainted Twice ut the Altnr.
Louisviixis, Ky., May 19. During nup
tial mass at a wedding at the Cathedral
hero. John I). Griffin, the bridegroom
fainted twice at the altnr.
THK MUM'S IN GUN'KUATj.
The cruiser Baltimore will go to China
as flagship of the Asiatic station.
A 1kx containing $10,000 was unearthed
at lies Brc, Ark., by Dr. Oeorge K. Petty.
I Idle Sheridan, O., coal mines will be put
ill operation uy u iisn j.uiw Bjuiui-ntv.
George Horn unearthed a petrified man
in the oed of the ljtfe(Jheyennerlver, o. V.
The Indiana Grand Lodge of Odd Fel
lows will build a home for aged numbers
near Indianapolis.
The St Joseph, Mo., street car system
has been sold by a master iu chancery to
M. M. Urundall for aH,00U,
Dr. . T. Lust, of isew iork, was
elected president of the American Gyneco
logical Souetv at Philadelphia.
The national convention ot the young
people's societies of the United Presbyterian
Church is in session at the United Church
in St. Louis.
Bishop Chapel, of Santa Fe, has been
made ooadjutator to Archbishop Salpointe,
of that diocese, this making fifteen arch
bishops In the United States.
llu Ling, one of the Cnineee Six Com
panics, has notified the health oftloers of
San Francisco that they will disinter 000
bodies of Chiuese and send the rttustlun to
China.
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THE NEXT MORNING I FEEL BRIGHT AND
NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER
My doctor naya It nets pently on the ntoranrh
liver nnd k Itinera, and Inn ptcruuint laxative. Thta
drink to made from her hi, nnd lu prepared for ua
AlldniPYtetqtellltAtfiOc. And tlaiMCttaee. If Ton.
cnnnotRf't it, send your Address fornfre wimple.
J.nne' Fiitnlly Med loin n move tlio ltoncl
ench dny. In nnler to he healthy thfefe neceannry.
Address UltATOlt F. WUODWAIII) JK Ho v. N.Y-
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BUFFALO, N. Y.
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36 Kant Centre Street.
Toe beat besr, lea, porter, vrhlakles, branllei .
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ROBERT LLOYD P op.
IN. H. Downs' Elixir'
WXLIi CURB THAT
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