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Vote for your favorite Umehar.
Tins 1b the kind ot June WMtbr
that brings Into active play all the
"sweet to do nothing" feeling of
which man la oapaule.
A PiiiLAUHLi'itiA man was not
content to wait for annexation. He
has eloped with Ills pretty Oaoadian
girl. The fact that one of Its resident
has roused himself to suoli a rapid
course of action should be full of
encourgeraent to the often slumberous
Quaker City.
Next Saturday, in one of Chicago's
cemeteries, a monument In honor of
the five Anarchists who were hanged
In November, 1887, will be unveiled
with "appropriate occasion and cere
mony." There will doubtless be a mul
titude of people present men, women
and children a colony of sympa
thizers who will probably poae as
"martyrs" of the law-derlers who were
Justly hanged for their crime. Why
should the monument be permitted?
What better way to breed ft sentiment
of ugliness, corruption and further
degradation among a depraved olass
of individuals who already smart
under the restrictive potency of enforc
ed law and order?
It Is always safest to think twice
before you act once, at least In oases
in which the life of a human being is
involved. A mob at Milan, Teun.,
lynched a man supposing him to have
been Jim Bennett, a notorious crim
inal. At Cheswick, this state, 100
men armed with revolvers, Wlnohes
ter rifles and shotguns, besieged a man
who, according to accounts in one of
the morning papers had committed
forty burglaries In the vlolnlty. The
man was plucky, stood his ground,
but was eventually compelled to
surrender, with eleven bullets ln-his
body'flred Into him by that 100 brave
men. Instead of a burglar the
wounded man turned out to be a
much respected, harmless employe in
the Fourth street office of the Penn
sylvania Itailroad Company, who,
laboring under mental depression, had
incidentally wandered Into a house
where he was mistaken for a regular
desperado.
A BARB TRIP.
Americans who go to the World'
Fair need not be surprised if they see
along the water front vessels from all
parts of the world. Although Chicago
1b in the centre of the continent, it Is
in reality a sea-port for all except the
largest ocean steamships.
It Is about 28,000 miles around the
earth, so that the city farthest away
from a given point can only be 14,000
miles distant. If you go farther than
this in one direction, you are nearer
in the other. Calcutta is opposite
Chicago on the other side of the world,
and may be called Its antipodes.
Starting at Calcutta, a steam vessel
of 1,600 tons can arrive at the Colum
bian Exposition In about 80 days. It
would sail through the Indian Ocean,
the Arabian Sea, then up tbe Red Sea
and through the Suez Canal, then
down tbe Mediterranean and out upon
the Atlantic by the Strait of Gibraltar.
Arriving in American waters, she
would enter the Gulf of St. Lawrence,
then steam up tbe St. liuwreuue
River, through the Liaohlne Canal at
Montreal into Lake Ontario, and
around Niagara Falls by the Wetland
Canal, then by Lake Krie, Lake St.
Clair, Lake Huron, the Straits of Mac
kinaw and Lake Michigan, to the
very doors of the big show.
It will be a trip rich In Interesting
sights, and, as the locks of tbe canals
have been so enlarged during recent
years as to bold vessels 2 0 feet long,
with a draft of 14 feet, many European
yachtsmen are now planning 10 make
the cruise.
If the fair had been held fifty years
later, people from all parts of tbe
world could have come to Cbiongo
by rail. An exploring I'irty, undtr
Chief Engineer Faun, f r, Is now
making surveys In Alaska and have
already reported to the New York
and British capitalists who sent tbem
-out that it is practicable to butld an
all rail line to Europe. Behring
Strait Is only SO miles across, and by
using islands for tbe piers, a cantilever
bridge could be Btretched from the
Western to the Eastern Hemisphere.
The Russian government is building
a railroad through Siberia which
would connect with tbe oie through
Alaska, and when these plan are car
ried out a i lob man can ride in liid
palace oar from New 'rk to Pun
Abridge over the Sut ' it' il w..i'
take him to Afrieu, ml :'. , i
tunnel under the l. -i. ' 1 .
would enable him to ii-u-:, I
the same ..easy fasUmu wrii'u1
pangs of sea-sickness.
EL MOUND THE STATE.
Happening of Importance frore
All Sections.
OF INTEREST TQ PENN8YLVANIANS
Pmtanylvaala Postmasters.
Wasmkoton, Jan 81. Foorth-elas
prMtmantr were appointed In Pennaylva
nlii yentrnlAy iu follow! Aaronaburg,
'. en We eonnty, H. n. Wear, Viae M. M
Mutter-, removed; Bart, Lancaster oooaty,
V. it. Brown, vice B. B. Altken. removed:
Cnlletioliurg, Clarion county, O. S. Shaw,
vice a. u. wiiaon, removed! Uaasnlle,
Huntingdon county, A. J. Henderson, viae
A Tt i. win m..mmJ. T-1...V.. ft-
Chester county, Cluit U Shields, vie
Benjamin Fulton, rlgned Kaat Brady,
Clarion county, J. W. Bennett, vio A. W.
neii. removed; i.wn, Lebanon county,
B. Brubaker, vice A. S. Krelder, resigned;
Loganton, Clinton county, W. a. Morris,
vice John Berry, removed) Morriadale
Mine, Clearfield oonnty, George R
Hummel, vio Harry Waitbburn, removed.
EefTe Mills, Huntingdon county, O. W.
upfer, vice Henry Ned, removed;
North Bangor, Northampton oonnty, Levi
Wiedman, vice Christian Speer, resigned
Palmer, Crawford county, Thomas Hhu
ratty, vice A. O. Pet tit, resigned; Pen field,
Clearfield county, Hiram Woodward, vice
F. K. ticofleld, removed; Port Royal. Juni
ata county, B. F. Himrael, vio Effle J.
Cooper, removed; Rockvllle, Chester county,
William Andrew, vice J. N. Beller, re
signed; Utah, Indiana county, T. Gk Alli
en, vice W. S. Daniwn, resigned; Volant,
Iatvrence county, William Ornbam, vice
F, li. Morebeail, removed; Walnut, Junl
atn county, B. F, Crozler, Jr., vice J. W,
Hortetter, mnoved; Wampum, Lawrence
county, W. H. Braby, vice J. C. Ouunlng
hnm, removed; Yellow House, Berk
county, J. R. Guldin, vice D. L. Bhoads,
resigned.
Alnmnl lay at Ijarayatte College,
Eabton, Junaiil. Yesterday wnsulumnl
day at Lafayette college and tbey made
tbe most of it, Tbe literary societies held
re unions at 0 o'clock. J. S. HcMnster, of
Jersey Cily, was the orator before Frank
lin ball, and Rev. Ford Ohmnn, ot New
ark, in Washington hail. Professor W.
W. Kwn, M. D., L. L. D., ot Philadel
phia, delivered the oration before the trus
tees, faculty and students and alumni.
His subject was "The Claims of Medicine
as a Career for Educated Men." Class re
unions were beld at noon and athletic
sports iu the afternoon.
Hold a Hundred Men nt Bay.
Natrona, June 21. W. P. Dysert, n
Ptiiladulpbia burglar, beld 100 armed men
nt buy all night at Cheswick, ond only sur
rendered when fifty determined men burst
opeu the door ot the building be was in
and overpowered Mm, For ten hours a
steady fight was kept up on both aides,
and when captured one of the robber's eye
bad been shot out and his left arm dls
abled by a bullet. Dysert Is supposed to
have hoen Implicated in fifty robberies in
Western Pennsylvania during tbe past two
weeks.
Whs Ilsaipnlnted lo Lore Too.
Philadelphia, June 21. The motive
for the weird suicide of Watchman Elinei
Hammond, which occurred at Atlantic
,City, is believed to have been despondency
over his discharge a week ago from Shell
eoberger's hide and tallow works, at Ox
ford aud Mascher streets. ' It is also hinted
that unrequited lave bad something to do
with the case, as he bad been paying at
tention to a oung woman here,' who whs
seen iu his company on Sunday and to
whom he is said to bavo been engaged.
Sadrienly Hogalned HI Slflit.
RlADtrro, June 31. While sitting under
a large shade tree In front of Ms bonie at
South Birdsboro, David McC'allicker, aged
74 years, who bad been blinil for over foui
years, suddenly recovered his eyesight
There appears to have been no special
cause for this occurrence, but the fact re
mainH that while for several years be could
not see with or without spectacles, now be
can easily read fine print with the natural
eye.
1 Somerset County Democrats Meet.
SoKEJUMT, June 21. The Democratic
county convention here was presided over
by Hon. A. H. Coffroth. John H. Ubl
and J. SI. Oats were elected delegates to
the state convention. Strong resolution!)
were adopted indorsing the national and
state administrations, Secretary Harrity
and C'halrmau Wright. A resolution was
passed demanding the repeal ot tbe Sher
man silver bullion purchase law.
Hit Over tlia Bye With a Sledge.
Hahrisburo, June 21. Wm. II. Max
well, of 127 Paxton street, narrowly es
raped lotting an eye while at work In the
frog shop at the Pennsylvania steel works,
Steeltou. The accident occurred through
his helper driving a key into a frog, when
through some mishap tbe sledge bit Mr.
Maxwell over the left eye. He was brought
to bis home in this city immediately. His
condition la serious.
May Abolish Us Kellef Assoetatlon.
Lancaster, June 21. There is a rumor
In railroad circles that tbe Reading Com
pany is about abolishing its relief assocltt
tlnn and that the employes will be per
luitted to join such railroad organization
ot tbey may think best.
A Nw Company Chartered.
Hariusboro, June 21. The Penn Facing
Mills Company, of rbiladelpbla, to manu
fact ure foundry supplies, capital f 19,000,
was chartered yesterday.
Bpgus !
Boms white lead
would nave no
sale did it not
afford makers larger profit than
Strictly Pure White Lead.
The wise man 1 never persuaded to
buy paint that ia said to be "jut as
trnnA " r luttjr " than
Strictly Pure
White Lead
The market Is flooded with spurious
white leads. Tbe following analyses,
made by eminent chemist, of two of
these misleading brands abow the
exact proportion of genuine white lead
they contain :
Misleading Brand
"Standard Lead Co. Strictly Pure White
Lead. at. Louis."
Materials Proportion Analysed by
Barytea . IOM per cent. Regis Cnauveoet
Oxide of Zinc S11H per cent, 4 Bra
White Lead &4S per cent St. Louie.
Less than 7 per cast, white lead,
Ulsleadlog Brand
' Pacific Warranted Pure A White Lead."
Materials Proportions Analyzed by
Pulphate of Lead 4 lt per cent. Ledoux A Cou
Ovide i.i' iuo ir, 01 p. r nent. Mew York,
liuitcd &i ui p 1 tent,
No white lead jn it.
You can avtid bogus lead by p
fha.si!'0 t ik
John 1 . L wis & Bros.
brand. It is manufactured by the "Old
Dutch" process, and is the standard.
Knr snle i'V ti must reliable dtuJers ia
r
it
-1 it
a
JOHN T. LEWIS tit BR O.j. CO ,
Pi .adcij-"'
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
DtVl Bakina
ABSODUTClf PURE
JIR. HAI.mVIN'S CASK Sl!TTl.l:i.
Alleged Tliat fihm Had Tin Grounds fm
Comi1alnt Asnlntt the Central Itallrond.
New Yoax, June SI. The suit of Mrs.
Mary Elisabeth O. Baldwin, the wife of
Homer R. Baldwin, against the New York
Central & Hudson River railroad company,
which was brought to recover $200,000
damages for Injuries sustained by her at
tbe Hastings disaster In 1B01, has lieen
settled.
The case was on tbe calendar yesterday
before Justice llarrett in the Supremo
court and was called for trial. Joseph H.
Clioale and A. It. Carrington were In
court in the interests of Mrs. Baldwin
and Austin Q. Fox represented the rail
road company.
When the case was called Mr. Fox nn
non need that it had been nettled, mid It
whs so marked on the calendar by Justice
Barrett. It was alleged on the part of the
company in this suit that Mrs. Baldwin
was riding on the train on a ptt- issued in
the name of another person, and that
therefore she was a tresspasser, and tbe
company was not liable for damages.
The basis of the settlement could not
be ascertained.
DOMESTIC COMPAN1KS' STATJ5M13NT.
Assets and Liabilities of the Concerns An
nounced by the llecelvor.
Newark, N, J., June 21. Judge An
drew Kirkpatrhk, receiver of the Domostio
Manufacturing aud Domestic Sewing Ma
chine Company has received a report of
the assets and liabilities of the two con
csrns. The report is as follows:
Domestic Manufacturing Company As
sets, $666,014.00; liabilities (including cap
ital stock of $200,000), $208,302.01: sam
ples, $897,062.0-1: contingent liabilities per
endorsement, $805,600.22.
Domestic Sewing Al aching Company
Assets. $2,042,870.14; liabilities (Includlotr
capita, $1,000,000; preferred stock, $141,
000), $l),4S8,0ia08; deficiency, $801,
581.90. The company has contingent li
abilities, per endorsements, of $093,013.
Olensnn Too 111 to 1'lend.
Lono Island Crnr, N. Y., Juno 20.
Before Justice Bartlett yesterduy Coun
sellor Van Vechten withdrew bis plea of
not guilty entered in tbe indictments
against ex-City Clerk Thomas P. Burka
and Philip Coffee for conapiraoy, and in
terposed h demurer. District Attorney
John Fleming called for the plea of ex
Mayor Qleason In tho indictment for con
spiracy iu tolling tho city n worthless
steam Are engluo for $2,200. Couusullor
Van Vechten informed the court that
Qleason was confined to his bod, too 111 to
plead, aud further hearing was ad
journed until Thursday.
l'reldentlnl Appointments.
Wabhinqtox, Juno 21. The President
yesterday made tho following appoint
ments: Paul B. Tremuol, of Georgia, to be Col
lector of Internal Revenue for the District
of Georgia.
Felix G. Rudolph, of Kentucky, to be
Surveyor of Customs for the port of Pa
ducah, Ky.
Andrew Fuller Fox, of Mississippi, to
be Attorney of the United States for the
northern district of Mississippi.
Smuggling Scheme Unearthed.
New York, June 21. Special Treasury
Inspectors Mortou Brittou and Cuptuin
Swivel, o tho Speciul Agents depnrtmont,
at this port, bavo unearthed a big smug
gling schemo, captured over 100,000 val
uable skeins for silk looms, and have ar
rested Antony Choret, Superintendent of
the West Now York Silk Mills company,
l'hese mills are at West New York, Hud
sou county, N. J.
Van Horn's Strange Death.
New York, June 21. The relatives of
Frederick Vaii Horn, who was fouud deud
uear Suatiuehunnn, Pa., live at 104 South
Fourth street, Williamsburg. They said
io-(lay that they did not believe Vun Horn'
uad met with foul play. From what they
lad learned Van Horn was found dead iu
t barn about live miles from Susquehanna,
lie wss subject to heart diseaso.
Applying fur u Itcapportlonmont.
Naw York, June 21 Lawyer F. E.
Barnard yesterday served papers upon
Aisyor Boody, of Brooklyn, iu un applica
tion for u writ of mandumus to be applied
for July 1, in the Supremo court aud
which if Krantetl will compel the Board of
iupervlso rt to nudo another apportionment
i( the assembly districts iu Kings county.
Chemical Wood ruin Mill Ilurnod.
Trot. K. Y., June 21. A fire, caused
ly spontaneous combustion, damaged the
chemical pulp mill of Hon. George West at
Jul Is ton yesterday, to the extent of be
tween $20,000 and $40,000. The mill Is
.n-ured for $00,000. ,
VoatniHBterN Appointed Veaterday.
Washington, June 21. The total num
ber ot fourth-class postmasters appointed
yesterday was 187 of which 00 were to 11)1
vacancies caused by resignation aud death.
Only One Way.
Bereaved Widow I can't bear to see
that agonized expression on the faoe
of the deceased. Can't you make him
look more natural?
Undertaker (respectfully) Not un
less you let me take off that shirt you
made for him, madam. Cloak Re
view. fafe.
"I had three glasses of soda watet
this morning," said Walter.
"Three glasses?" cried his mother.
"Why, surely it will make you ill."
"Oh no," aald Walter. "I got it at
the drug store, mamma, where they (
ouiy xeep tiungs um maite you weii."
Harper's Young People.
Heredity.
ne Do you w oome of a very old
family, Miss Jessie?
She Yes, Mr. Slmperly. Why do
you aak?
He (Intending to flatter) Well, I
aw I thought I traued some resem
blance. Truth.
Good KTidenee.
. Site (alter the servioe) What makes
you think my feet are so small?
He I noticed, while we were In
ehnreh, that you seemed to have no
tiMuMi' iu getting them Into my Bilk
I1.1t igue .
r.
t tor rhlloleglaU.
.! is consonance?"
1 ny boy." I
e bow that can be. Welsh
r. -, b j all oonsonants and there
Un t a nx. harmony In them." Judeo.
HAD NEVER SEN ROSES.
A rathetlo Incident In the Waifs' School
at l'lttsbursli.
Two Indies, managers, camo Into tho
walfs' school nt Pittsburgh tho other
morning; shortly after It had opened.
One of them wore a beautiful jacque
minot rose, on which tho eyes of tho
whole soliool wero nt onco turned ad
miringly. Noting this, the owner of
the flower gave It to one of tho teach
ers for the children.
"Now, children, how many of you
know what this Is?" asked tho young
lady, holding- up tho flower. Nearly
"UOW MANY KNOW WHAT THIS IS?"
every Httlo one shook his head to Indi'
onto ignorance.
One small boy nnd a couple of llttlo
girls piped out with great importance
"It's a postc, please ma'am."
But no ono had over heard of a rose.
Most of tho children had nevor seen
ono before. Tho flower was passed
alone; tho lino and small noses llncrcrcd
longingly over Its -fragraneo, while
dirty llttlo palms patted its velvet
petals caressingly. No ono saw or
thought of anything that morning but
the rose. The teacher put It In a glass
of water to prcsorvo it, and when
school was dismissed each child was
rendered supremely blissful by tho
gift of a tiny petal. As they filed outof
tho tlcor each little waif clutched his
treasure tightly In his small hand,
while he murmured softly to himself
the rnmc "Pitty woso, pitty wose."
Mrs. Mary E. O'Fallon
ot Plqua, O., ay the Thy
slclans are Astonished,
and look at her like one
Raised from the Dead
Long and Torriblo Illness
from Blood Poisoning
Completely Cured by Hood' a
Sarsaimrtlla.
Mrs. Mary E. O'Fallon, a very Intelligent
lady of Plqua, Ohio, was poisoned while as
sisting physicians at an autopsy C years ago,
nnd soon terrible ulcers broke out on her
head, arms, tongue and throat. Her hair all
came out. Sho weighed but 78 lbs., and saw
no prospect of help. At last sho began to
take Hood's Sarsaparllla and at once Im
proved; could soon get out of bed and walk.
duo saya : -1 uccamo penecuy cured oy
Hood's Sarsaparilla
and am now a well woman. 1 weigh 128 lbs.,
eat well and do the work for a large family.
My case seems a wonderful recovery and
physicians look at mo In astonishment, a3
almost lilte one raised from Hie dead."
, HOOD'S PILL8 should be In every family
medicine cheat. Once mod, alwayi preferred.
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Treatment byMnll ttpe ifUi.r. '
munlriitloiiR merrily c nflilntlal "rid Htami
Hoot, om. phounuD a. v. to 2 r. M., o t
iH All day Batunia? HumUys, 10 2 A. M
ABRAfd HEEBNMR
PORT CARBON, PA
Manufacturers of
Of Every Description
Flags, Baoges, Caps, Regauas,
-FINEST BO0OS 10WEST PRICES."
Write for catalogues. Correspondence soli'
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I-Ual tul tdvcrtlufng ttuoton tare
well ciuaok i b proniUe t
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a written guinmltf in mitla
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tbe pill maDiifuetu with tlt
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Corier, nd other if ret iiwtrun
ug coDcertii, the bctio cura rnetl
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cat ciperienoe. Be examine! by blm. liewtUoiDdlillj i
wbrther jotireiie lienrhl or cot. He dot uotinaratij
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rerate osei or Byphllli, Ulcen, Etrliturci, Goto
Pclson, md DUchAre!. Hurltrvrs fr m Ufllasobo1
down hear tJn. aud kit thoM uIrcB'.ii) from L-neeUofTl
Indiscretion, of both aeiea, are are of cure. Htxa
1)R. THEEI does care what all other only claim la m
HI r. I.k Qtea ootnmun aeno htuidilui. nr comoina u
nnthln. IlArnivnnalhM an.l V.i lvtln mrtmnr marltafti
tTCT they are Indicated. Ilmirj : Oiiilr. U to S o'cloclf
logi, B to 8; ucd. and Rat erruingt Irm 6 to 10 o olou
data. 9 to 12. Knd 10 otn. north of 'I Ot. atatfiDfl (I
u Truth," the ooIt true medical book adertled,a frleuj
voodst. and tulddie-afilnf both fxL. Wrlteor call.
doctor wanting yon against medical booka ; they are aft
menial la Wedueaday'i and Saturday I'ltlladeipbU
Chris. Bossier's
SALOON AND RESTAUR
(Mann's old stand) I
Z04 Soutli Main Street
stock. Fresh Beer, Ale and Porter ol
unoice Tomperance urinns.
L0RENZ SCHMIDT'S
Celebrated Porter, Ale and
JAMES SHIELDS?
Manaprer Shenaudoah Br
JOE WYATT'S
SALOON AND RESTAUR
(Christ. Bossier's old stand.)
Mnlu Hud coul 8ts Slictiarf
Best boor, ale and porter on tap. if
brands of whiskeys and olgars. Pool
tached.
Jlatt's Popular Sal
(Formerly Joe Wyatt's)
annd2IWestOaIc Sit
BIIKNANDOAII, PA
flr stooked with the best beer, po,
misEiea, nranaiea, wines, etc rm
'stint bsrattachod. Cardial lnvita'
SNEDDEN'S : LlVf
Horses and Carriages to
Hauling ot all kinds promptly aj
Uorsea taken to board, ut rat
that are llboral.
PEAR ALLEY. Boar B'dddri Hwd-
JOHN COSL
Main and Oak Streets!
Shenandoah, Penna.
GREEN GROCEk
Track and Vegetables.
Poultry, Game, Fi and
In season. Orders left at tH
will roeelve prompt. attentl"
XsXjtO-s":
SALOON AND WWntn
36 Kast CcSL . Wfal I
The best beer, ales, porter, wMr, I
wines nd Unest olgars !' I
ROBERT IiLO'
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