The Evening ' Herald. VOL. VUL--NO. 91. SHENANDOAH. PA.. FRIDAY. JUNE 1G. 1893. ONE CENT. ;! Coal earn, riese. 1 and oinpt oil SI. 1P0O- :her's r and a this ltaof El In the , sboe juttcn WILLIAMS. Some Bi I Bargains in Parlor Suits THIS "Vr3D33I5L. On account of an over stock a cut of from $5 to $15 on each suit lias been made. Just Received Another Case of- ffJFancy Ribbed Vests! Which I shall toll at tho same) prloo as boforo, viz., 14o, worth 20o. So euro a fow as this will bo tho last caso. Thu mill has closed them out. For Commencement Day'I oflor a largo assortment of Whlto Goods, Swisses", Organdies, etc., at romarkably low figures. Tho Cream Hose, OIovos, Mittens and Whlto and Cream Ribbons havo just arrived. Max Schmidt 116-118 North Main Street, - Shenandoah, Pa. You ought to come and see me in niy KTew Stored And look through one of Ever brought to Shenandoah. New everything have been added to my already store is a thing oi beauty and a prohtable place to trade Mew Ind-ULcemeiit Offered to buyers of the best a- well as the cheapest. Prices lowest, when One price to all. : Now in order xionse oieamn&r. All those in need of Carpets, Window Similes, Laco or Chenillo CurtaiiiB, Rugs, Mats, etc., rail tit T T PRTPF,(S OLD RELIABLL U . U . JT JaJLvXj O, north main street Ice Cream Freezers. Ico Cream Freezers. Clothes Baskets. Clothes Baskets. Sprinkling Cans. . Sprinkling Cans. GEtm DUNCAN & WAIDLEY'S. G Soutli JStLexXxx Street. WE OFFER TO-DAY A line of NEW CABPJSTS in Body and Tapestry Brussels. BL mdsome New Patterns at Lowest P iciWi Also a Splendid Assortment of IST&sjsr 2FLE,gr Carpets, Good Quality, Good btyles, Low Prices. Wo also Offtr bpeolul Bargains in Linoleums and Oil Cloths 2.0 Reduce Stook. JTor S :le Xljlu Barrels Time Rye Motir, Fresh Ground Our Own ft . - . irn itlal: uui xnne vtranam niour u no ice uLrtioie, AT KmTER'S the largest and finest stock of complete stock, and the new 8 14 S. MAIN STRliliT. LL9 SHENANDOAH, PA. quality ir cousiilori'il. QL Iron Hollowware, In Hollowware. T1 nnpr Si-fs. Dinner Sets. TabloOil Cloth. Table Oil Cloth. Male, M m a . m THAT KIT OF m The Lakeside Electric Com pany Gets It. IT WAS A BITTER FIGHT Thrro Cotnpanlfs Wcro tti tho I'll-Id, Hut "Lit tit) Johnny" Finney IjiiuImI mi Tup nf tlio Heap Other rrocccilltiir nf Council J-mt NlIit. HERE was a largo at tendance) of citizens at tho meeting of thoBor ough Council Inst oven ing, which was duo to tho reports circulated during tbo past fow days that tho applications for rights of way by tbo tbroo electric railway comptnios would mako a lively meeting. Tbo mooting was indeed an Interesting one and anybody who read betwocn tbo lines must havo seen that It was tho climax of two weeks' campaigning. Tbo Couucilmcn present woro Messrs. Bettcrldgo, Van Dusen, Stout Gafligan, Hoi man, Doughorty, Gallagher, Kane, Finney, Gablo, James, Lamb, Cbakley, McGuiro and Scheifly, tho full membership. After tho preliminaries, which usually attend tho opening of regular niootluga of In- body, M. M. Burke, Esq., took "tho lloor mil stated that bo and S. O. M. Hollopctor, Esq., wtro at tbo meeting as counsel for the Lakeside Electric Railway Company and to make application for a rlgbt of way tbrougl certain streets of tbo town. Mr. Burko said It was proposed to run the road, hi town, on Centra street from tbo line of East Mabanoy township to tho western end of that street; tbonco north to Coal street to a point immediately west of tho Kohlnoor colliery; tbenco west along Coal street to tho borough Hue; tbenco back to Spruce street, uortii to Line street, east to Whlto street, south to Centre, and thenco cast to tho East Mabanoy township lino. Mr. Burko added that tho company was willing to abido by any ordinanco tho borough might mako. .T. It. Coyle, Esq., then took tbo floor. Mr, Coylo said ho appeared in tho interest of tho Beaver Meadow, Hazloton, Mabanoy City and Shenandoah company. IIo described the proposed routo of tho road from Freoland through Luzerno county to Delano, Trenton, Park Place, Shoemaker's, Bowman's, Mabanoy City, IIIH's Patch and across the mountain to Jackson's, Ellongowau and up to tho eastern boundary line of this borough. IIo said It was practically a trunk lino and touched a population of about 100,000, that from 10 to 12 miles of tbo road had been completed and tlio company proposed building a powerhouse that would bo second to nono In tho state. Mr. Coyle said tho right of way desired would take In Centre street and then ho proceeded to glvo proof of tho sincerity of tbo company. IIo Bald be represented a company composed of men with whom tho Councilmen were well acquainted, either personally or by rcpn tatlon, that they wcro representative men in every sense of tho word and among them wcro Mr. Markcl, of Hazleton, Mr. Blaksleo, of Delano, and P. J. Ferguson, of town. Continuing on tho sincerity lino of argu ment Mr. Coylo produced a bond signed by Messrs. P. J. Forguson, M. D. Malono, .Michael Mel let and J. J, Franey as a guarantee that the conditions of any ordin anco tho Council might adopt would be complied with ; and be said tho signers would allow tbo Council to fill in the timo within which tbo work should bo begun days, if desired, not mouths, or a year and tho timo within which tbo lino should be completed. As a further guarantee of good faith Mr. Coylo draw from his pocket $1,000 in bills and said tho company was prepared to place tbo money in tho hands of tbo proper officers. Melleury WUhelm, Esq., of Ashland, was tbo next speaker. Mr. Wllhelm said he represented the Shenandoah and Mabanoy City Electrlo Railway Company. Ills re marks were brief and be said his company would furnish cither cash or bond to guar, antco a compllauco with any ordinanco tbo Council might adopt Mr. llollopeter then spoke. IIo said tho alphabetically titled road which Mr. Mc- Wilbolm represented was simply a stepplug stone to tho formation of ngigantlcuiouopoly, As to the statements made by Mr. Coylo for the other company, ho pronounced them astounding. Ho said tho attorney was treat log tho Council as If they were a lot of boys, It was a remarkable and unheard of thing for Mr, Coylo to flash a roll of' bills before the eyes of tho Councilmen, It looked as If the company thought the Council could bo bought, he said. Mr. llollopeter concluded bis remarks by saying that one of the Councilmen had originally raised tho money to construct tho China Call and looh at those at a large reduction from road now running in tho town and ho could ralso tho money fur tho Lakesido road. IIo said tho company would bo prepared to mako a guarantee cash deposit of $1,000 or $5,000 by 10 o'clock Friday morning if Council wished it, or glvo a bond for security. Mr. llollopeter said tho bond ollbrcd by Mr. Coylo was not worth tho paper It was written on becauso tho penalty was not fixed. It was not complcto and tho Councilmen had i.o right to fill tho blanks. Mr. Bcttcridgo asked tho. names of tho Lakeside, road incorporators and Mr. 'Hollo- potor replied, "John F. Finnoy, 0. A. Kolni, John A. Grant, S. W. Yost and B. J. Yost." Mr. Coylo said Mr, llollopeter had been talking against timo and all bo wished to say was that his company bad secured all the" rights of way to tho eastern limits of the borough. Mr. Wllhelm said his company also had rights of way up to tho borough limits and ho agreed with Mr. Holloretcr that tho bond offered by Mr. Coylo was not worth anything in tho form presented. Chairman Bettcrldgo said tho question would bo considered under tho proper head and wanted to proceed with other business. Mr. Finney moved that tho regular order of business bo suspended and tbo electric railway matter bo considered at onco. Mr. Bitteridgo ruled tho motion out cf order. Messrs. Finnoy and Lamb then appealed and tbo appeal was sustained. Then Mr. Lamb moved that tho motion granting to tho rights of way to tho M. C, S., G. & A. Railway Company, so far as tbo extensions woro concerned bo rescinded, Ibis was for a matter of record. Tbo motion was carried. Mr. Kauo moved that tho right of way bo granted to tlio Beaver Meadow company. Mr. Lamb moved that tho right ol way bo granled to tbo Lakesido company. No ono put tbo other company forward. After a voto and a division tbo right was granted to tho Lakeside company, eight ol tho Alteon votes being recorded for it, and thus Councilman Flunoy's generalship pre vailed after a hard battlo of two weeks. Tho regular order of business was then taken up. Mr. Gablo stated that an offer had been mado to cttlo the Tabor nuisauco case for $30, but Tabor bad rejected it and decided to go to court. This is tho suit instituted against Tabor and two others for dumping filth in an alloy. A request by tbo Shenandoah Athletic Clnb for permission to givo exhibitions of boxing, wrostllug, club swinging, etc., was granted on motion of Mr. Coakloy, on condition that the Chief of Police and Couuclluieu bo allowed to attend to decido whether the contests como within tbo law. Complaints wcro mado against tho frag incuts of tin blown fioni tbo Lithuanian church steeples, as obstructions on tbo pave meut. I hu Cliief Burgess was Instructed to glvo notice tor their removal within 21 hours and If tbo notlco is not complied with to removo them himself and mako tbo church pay tho expense. A sower emptying near tho Tiorney prop- crty on Main street, nuisances at the corner of Cherry and Whito strcots, and at Bobbins' row, on Strawberry alley, weroroferrod to the sanitary committee. Solicitor Pomeroy presonted an ordinanco establishing a local Board of Health under tbo law passed last May. It was adopted and ordered published. Mr. Lamb reported that work on the public water works will begin next Monday, The pipo has been ordered for that day. The ordinance granting tho right of way to tho Lakeside Electric Railway Company was referred to tho ordinanco committeo and Solicitor for preparation. The following elections by tho fire appar atus committeo wcro then approved : Cblci Flio Marshal, Charles Hoffman. First Assistant, Janies Williams. Second Assist ant, John Leary. Safety Committees Col unibia, Thomas W, Powell, Adam Stuflenber- ger and Alfred Evans. Rescue, John Link, John Dillensuyder and Louis Katz. Phoenix, James Bradley, George Noll and Patrick McLaiu. USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, its "THE KIND THAT CURES." Malinnoy Township Schools. Tho Mabanoy township school board has made a levy of 72 mills for tuition purposes and 3 mills for building. Tho new school building will bo ready for occupancy at tho begluulug of tho next term, work on which will soon commenco. Twenty-five applicants presented themselves before Supt. Noouan, for examination, and of this number twenty, four wcro granted certificates. Twenty-two of tho successful applicants previously held certificates, and only two out of thirteen new applicants wero successful. USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, ith " THE KINDTHAT CURES". I'KltSONAI. Dr. C. R. Shoemaker, of Baltimore, Md , Is speuding a few days with his iareuts, on South Main street. Milton Runyou, a former resident of town, now residing at Uughesvillo, Lycoming county, was in town yesterday looking after his property interests. Gout, Influenza, Backache, Pains In the Side and all forms of Ubeumatlo diseases quickly disappear whon treated with the celebrated Imported Auchor Pain Expeller. For sale at C. II. Hageubtich, P. P. D. Kirliu, J. M, Ulllau, and other druggist. st Closets. beautiful china closets just former prices. These goods "Herald's" Favorite Vacation. Teach- ers GIVE EARNEST SUPPORT, I no Weary rrilagoguo will I'lnil ricimuro m. inu ttururn mir, Niagara rail1 nr lloxtou Through Your Influence Voto Karly nml Often for Your Favorite. f" 'll HE Hekald contest, to (s: I ll dctormluo what rublio school teachers aro to go to Chicago, Niagara Falls mid Boston as tho guests of tbo Herald, Is not now a dally but an bout ly topic among tho teachers and their friends for tho final "hiKathoiing'' of coupons will soon bo In order, and it is becoming no surprising oveut to many of tlio teachers to roeelvo hugo packages of coupons at their schools each morning. Remcmbor that to morrow will bo tho last uy for tboso who intend to Join tho Her ald's special excursion to tho World's tair to mako their deposits. On Monday tho publio will bo informed as to whether or not tho excursion will bo abandoned. Tho other day a littlo child, a pupil in ono of tbo schools, brought a very big roll of coupons to her teacher and in tho courso of presentation exclaimed, "Ob, Miss , you must havo a million votes now" tho higbest poslblo unit to tbo mind of a child. Tbo lady smilingly and thoughtlessly replied, "I think I must have, Mary." Tbo pupil went homo and tcld bow Miss said she had million votes and tho report lias-spread and spread In that neighborhood, and her littlo pupils nro Buro Miss will go to Chicago, for who could havo moro thau a million votes? Though Miss knows sho hasn't that many votes, sho has hopes of being ono of tbo lucky ones. Tbo Schuylkill county visitors to tho World's Fair will take much intoiest in tho coal exhibit and especially In tlio largest lump of coal in tlio world, which is in tho Washington state building. Tbo colossal specimen of tho black diamond is 20 feel long, with a width of 5 feet 4 inches, and is 5 feet 8 inches in height. Tho weight is a littlo over 25 tons, so that altogether it would have been a very ulco lump to como to a poor man's door during somo of tho cold days last winter. Some, perhaps most people, will bo disap pointed when they see tbo much talkcd-of silver statuo of Justice in tho Mining build, lug. It is not a fino pieco of modollug, Thcro is something wrong with tho pose of tho llguro what, a sculptor might say, but certainly something is lacking. It is the samo old Justico of Fiction, with sword and scales, but unbllndfolded. Pessimistic critics should not fall to observe that Justico appro priately has a golden foundation. It is strango that a silver statollkoColoradoshould bavo exhibited anything on a gold basis, but it is a fact that this statue stands on a plinth of that precious metal from tbo Snotted I torso Mountain. While tho statuo itself looks as If It might bo mado of silver, the average spectator will flud It hard to convince biniscll that tho dull streaked plinth is really gold. It doesn't look half so precious as tho gigantic female built of stall' and coated witii gold leaf, who towers outrageously as Liberty personified In front of tbo peristylo. That large lady. however, if sho Is not worth her weight in gold, could ralso tho tidy sum of $5,000 if she pawned her skin. Somo ingenious speculator will probably buy her when tbo sun of her glory has set, and tho Fair is closed, and then Liberty, as has often happened before, will be flayed for filthy lucre. She would bo better entitled to our sympathy if sho wero some- wbero else. Nellie Balrd 7T040 Agnes Stein . 73 110 Mame H. Wasley 00336 MuhaliiPairchilJ........... ...........31010 Mary A. Conuelly.. -. .3l847 Carrie Faust ..17011) Prank B. Williams..... 169 8 Irene Shane.......... ..,. 12749 Carrie M. Smith 3UJ9 Mary A. LaBerty Sol'J Uattle Hess 3313 Anna M.Dengler SOfll Ltllle B. Phillips..... 2818 Bridget A. Burns...... 60) Mary A. Stack... 2U70 James it. Lewis Ella Clauser....... Maggie Cavanaugh.... 1JM , 1008 , m , S88 703 , WT , 600 , 301 , 186 , 179 , 133 . 5396 Clara Cllne......... Hannah Iteese ,. Annie Mansell,........... Hadle Danlell.... Jennie lUmage Minnie Dipper ., Lliiie Lehe Utile O'Connell Votes polled yesterday...... Grand total 335381 USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA ,m "THE KIND THAT CURES." TUB POSTAL, SERVICE. CUll Service Uxainlualluu I11 (he lllfli School 011 the 21th, The local applicants for tho classified postal service will appear boforo tba heal board of the United States Civil Survlco Commission, in the High school building on Saturday, 21th lust, at 10 a. m. Tho members of the local board are II E. Dengler, Secretary, John Bartscb and Misss Mame U. Boyer. All applicant! for examination must bo cltirens of the Uhite4 States. They cannot be examined, lur clerk U under 13 years of China arrived. The finest ever of wcre ordered last winter and age; for carrlor, If under 21 or over 10 voars of ago, lor mossengor, stamper or Junior elork If nnuor 10 or over 45 years of age; or othor positions not mentioned abovo if under IS or over IG years of ago. No porson habitually using Intoxicating bovorages to excess can bo apjioiutcd. No discrimination is mado on account of color or on nceount of political or 01 religious opinion. Applicants aro examined as to their relative capacity and fitness. Notice of tho standing outaiucu in tho examination Is given to each porson examined. Tbero nro tbrco grades of examination : (1) Clerk; (2) Carrier, and (3) Messenger. Tlio places for which tho exam inations aro hold lucludo all kinds of servlco abovo tho grado of laborer, and tbo compen sation is too various at tlio dlfl'erentofllccs for definlto statement hero. Tho subjects of tho eltrk examination aro orthography, penman ship, copying, letter writing, arithmetic (Including percentage), geography of tho Unitod States and local delivery, and reading oddresses. Tho subjects of tho carrier ox amlnatlou aro orthography, penmanship, copying, arithmetic (including fractious), local delivory, and reading addresses. Tho! luostlons in local delivery in tho clerk and carrier examinations rolato to tho principal streets, buildings, etc., of tho city in which the examination is held. Tho subjects of tbo messenger examination aro orthography, enmanship, copying and arithmetic (funda mental rules). Thero Is no need of seeking tho aid of any prominent or presumably influential person to sccuro an application paper or an examina tion. No recommendation or certiflu.t . besides tlioso provided for In tho application itself, will bo received or can bo of any use in securing an examination or a certification or appointment. Timo spent in attempts to change tho order of certification will bo lost. Neither tbo Commission nor any examiner can help any ono to get an appointment, and they havo nothing to do with tbo selection by tlio appointing olllccr lrom among tboso certified. PAHEY WON. Scrnil Loral Sports Jlmlo aium-y nl AVIIkfh-ltarre. Tbo 100-yard foot race at Wist Sido Park, Wilkes-Barre, yesterday, between Martin Fahey, of town, and James Brcslin, of War rior Run, resulted in a victory for Fahey by about two feet. About 4,000 people witnessed tho raco and It is slid Fahey returned to town about $2,000 richor than ho was when ho left hero on Wednesday. About $5,000 changed hands on tho result. Every bottlo of Arnica & Oil Liniment sold is warranted by tho proprietors to give satisfaction or money will bo refundod. lm l'oluti. Tbo men working on Main street suffered from tho heat yesterday. Scarlatina is on the lucreaso among the children of Mabanoy City. Frank McDermott was kept busy yesterday telegraphing to Pike's Peak for a cool breezo. There was great hustling in town yesterday among the parties interested in tho electric railway rights of way. Some wag started a report In town yester day that Martin Fahey was shot at Wilkes- llarre to prevent him carrying out his raco with Brcslin. Tho report created quito stir. Tho property of David Evans, corner of Whlto and Centre streets, was formally transferred to Walter Rynkawicz yesterday afternoon. Survival of tho fltost. Downs' Elixir has outlived every other cough remedy simple because it is the best. lm A Mush al Opening. Prof. Elmer Wilde opened his music store, 16 North Main street, last evening in grand stylo. Tho Grant Band was on hand and furnished several selections, which were greatly appreciated by those present. The splendid stock, and the judgment used in its arrangement, makes tho store present a fine appearance. After the concert Mr. Wilde Invited tho band and a few friends to a spread, which was a very pleasing feature of tho eveniugand thoroughly enjoyed. Obituary, Anthony Dovers, ono of tho oldest resi dents of this town, died this morning at his home on East Centre street, in bU 05th year. Mr. Devers had resided hero for upwards of thirty yoars and for flvo consocutivo years, 1871-5, ho served as High Constable of tho borough and his name appears on the bor ough's charter list. A widow and so feu grown up tons aud daughters survive the de ceased. Tho fuueral will take place at 10 a. in. Monday. Main's Circus, Main's circus, which met with a disastrous aoeident at Tyrone several weeks ago, will positively exhibit in Shenandoah on tho 10th of this month, Tho proprietor has re-organized his show by adding new cars, cages, wagons, horsos, animals, etc, so that it will bo more complete than ever. Walt for It. Now for Oxford Ties, At tho People's store will be found a big solection of ladies' Oxford ties, warranted solid and in tho latost styles, at 75 cents and upwards. People's Stork, 11-tf 121 North Main Streot. No Combine. "Admiral" cigarettes are not mado by a trust. Their great popularity is due to solid merit. For particulars address B. Labews & Co., Mabanoy City, Pa, Kulr muU Festival, The English Lutheran church will hold a fair and festival In Bobbins' opera house. from June 19th to 81th, Inclusive. Admls- sionScenta. 4-13 5t Never do au act which you may doubt ihe propriety. Nover neglect to guard against a uaa cougn, but use Dr. Coxe's Wild Cherry and SeueVa. Closets. fcred in the coal region and have just arrived. 0! EM FIST Anniversary of Plank Ridge Lodge No. 880. IS NINETEEN YEARS OS Itolilitns' Ojirnt llnuso tho Uceno iifMucTif i.iyoyiiient Last Nlght-An Hxcollenti Supper nml Kntcrtnliimoiit GlvoiiOfiia Honor of tlio Ktcnt. UCII congratulationwnsj Indulged in by ftim members of V 1 a nlk Ridgo Lcdgo No. 88fJS I.O. O. P., and their friends upon thosuocesstj nlversary of tho lodge,,, hold last evonlng tn " Bobbins' opera honsa- , Tbrco largo tables wero prepared, and wero loadod down with all that tho season affords- -Tho mombcrs of tho lodgo, with their wives and lady friends, assembled in the hall at o'clock, and immediately proceeded toiJ6 ,,, ample justico to tho eatables and refresh- ' ments, both liquid aud solid. It was an ci' : cellent supper. At 9 o'clock tho tables wero cleared, and tho musical and literary programmo was pn.- ' ceeded with, and which was as follows: " J Opeulng remarks ...Uobert Peel ' S'nglng Miss Alice Needs- Instrumental muslj '". Miss Harriet Jonoi and Kdwln Jones Secretary's report Edward D. BeOilall ons BeuJ. Ilaskey , Kecltiulon .Louis Ltne Instrumental music . Miss Harriot Jones and Kdwln Jones Remarks on Odd Fellowship Samuel Miller Song MS3 Alice Needs Muslc......Mlss Harriet Jones and Edwin Jn Declamation Louis Lehe Song uenj. Ilaskey . Robert Pool was chairman of tho evening, and very creditably filled tho position. Bcitf. Haskey's singing, who seems to bo a favorite with Shenandoah audiences, was rcpcatedly oncored, as was also tho recitations of Louis Lehe. Tho performance of Miss Harriet Jones upon tho piano, accompanied by Edwin Jones with tho violin, deserve special mention. Miss Needs also performed' her part creditably. Ono of tho most interesting features of tho programme, especially to tho members of tho lodge, was tho report of Secretary Beddall, o showing the condition of tho lodge from the day of I s institution to tho present. Tho lodgo was instituted on Juno 10th, 1874, with twenty-ono charter members, and of that number ouly seven aro now living. They . aro: E. D. Beddall, S. R. Broomo, A. lit' Roads, John Clough, James Marshall, D. D." Kreiger aud John T. Thomas. During tho last two years sovon members have been buried, dying within tho short spacoof sovon months and a half. This, together with the large amount or sick benefits paid, was a great strain upon the treasury. The lodgo has paid out as woekly sick benefits, $11,S14 ; donations for relief, $805 07 ; funeral benefits, $2,300 ; working expenses, $0,358.10, making a grand total of expenditures $21,303.07. Tho total amount of cash aud property of tho lodge is $1,203.70. Sinco its institution 320 members have been admitted, and tho present mumcrlcal standing IslWJ. The report certainly shows Plank Ridgo'Lodge to bo in a healthy condition, with tho indications of many more yoais of usefulness before It. USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, its "THE KIND THAT CUKES." Died. ELLIS. At Mt Hope, Pottsville, on Thursday, June 15, at 3 p. m, John P., son of Daniel and Mary Ellis, aged 18 years, 8 mouths and 15 days. Funeral from the resi dence of his jiareuts, at Mt Hope, on Sunday afternoon, at 1:30 o'clock. Friends and rela tive Invited. o. FOX. At Tamao.ua, Juno 14, 1893, Roy, son of William and Amanda Fox, in his sixth year. Funeral on Sunday afternoon. In terment in Odd Fellows' cemetery, Tamaqua. A lilt Festival. To-nlgbt an ico cream festival will be held in Bobbins' opera house under the auspices of the joint committee of Washington Camps, Nos. 112, 200 and 183, P. O. S. of A., and there will no doubt be a very large attend ance at tho fair. The committee will be prepared to respond liberally to all demands and no ono will leave with a complaint of Insufficient attendance or lack of enjoyment. Tho Grant Band will glvo a concert during the ovening. The tickets, Including a plato of cieam, will be sold at 10 ceuts each. An Important Clue. Coroner Marshall, of Ashland, Is uslnjr every eflort to solve the mystery surrounding the shooting of Harry Klehl, who was found on the mountain near the above place. An important clue has developed which may throw light upon this mysterious case. An other meeting of the coroner's jury will be held, when the new evidence will be pro duced. Douching Leads to Consumption, Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough at nee. Best photographs and crayons at Dabb'a, You are Invited to call at Pt IcUe'n Carpet Store, Mo. xo St -Ut Jnrdln Street, to see " vv ame 01 uurneta. nil C'otTua and "Window Bbadev
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