(afSb
IS
THade from clarified oil, expressed h-orr
Cotton Seed a pore nnd golden o
the Southdrn Sunshine -which 'pro-
.duces it.
For convenience in handling, there
is added to thin oil enough beef suet
to make It a semi-solid.
The combination of these two pure
.natural products nialics CottOlCllC, s
shortening nnd cooking fat, with which
in hcolthfulncss, cleanliness, flavor
and ceon6my, nothing in tlit wbtld
can compare.
To sell on (he rlcr5t9 bf'ihc; genuine
To Sell Uy substi .ntioti .or by deeeb
tlbn. To sell t-tlie injury of the
genuine, to the dissatisfaction of the
consumer, to the detriment of the
dealer, to the loss of all conccrncd
except the scheming counterfeit
himself.
If you -wish the bost food and the
best health, yon should insist thai
tout cooking be done -with jjcnulnt
Coltolene. Refuse nil contcrfcits.
Bold tn 3 and 5 pouud palls.
Made only by
N.K.FAIRBANK&.CO,
CHICAGO, and
130 N. DELAWARE AVC.
PHILADELPHIA
CAUTION. If a dealer often W. U
'.Douglas Shoes at n, reduced price, or says
tie hat them without unmo tamped on
bottom, i) ut him down tU a fraud.
. L. Douglas
S3 SHOE the: world.
W. X., DOUGtAS Shfes arc ttylUh, easy fit.
(log-, and give better satisfaction at the prices ad
vertised than any other make. Try one pair and
be convinced. The stamping of w. L. Douglas'
name and price on the tfoitom, which guarantees
their value, saves thbuiaada of dollars annually
to those who war them. Dealers who push the
jkAg of W, I. Douglas Shoes gain customers,
Nvhlch helps to increase the sales on their full Una
of goods. They can afford to sell fit a less profit,
land we believe you can save money by buying all
your footwear of the dealer advertised below.
Catalogue free upon application. Address,
TV. L. DOUGLAS, llrockton. Mass. Sold by
Joseph Ball, Shenandoah.
VIGOR of MEN
Easily, Cucklr
Permanently ReiMnw
WEAkkESS,
NERVOUSNESS,
DEBILITY.
and all (he train of erlt
rrom eariy errors or late
excehses. the Tesults o
overwork, sickness
development and torn
glyen to every organ ant'
portion oi ipo doui
&tmple,naturaimetbods
Immedlftteimnrnvemen
eeu. Failure im possible
2,000 references. Book
explanation and proof
Dialled (scaled) free.
ERIE MEDICAL CO
BUFFALO, N. Y.
l&illions of Dollars
Go up Ja smoke every year. Take no
risks bat get your houses, stock, fur
niture, etc., insurea in uret-ciass, relia
ble companies, as represented by
DAVID FAUST, Insurance Agont,
ISO Sobth J'ardln Street.
Also Llfo and Accidental Companies)
llr ThRRl 1317 ArchSt
III I I IIUUl PHILADELPHIA. PA.
The onlr Genuine Specialist la ImtrUa, ,
noiniinitanains; nut otiiera aarertue.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
AND THE RESULTS OF INDISCRETION!
Special Diseases and Rtrletires
. Feraantntrr tared la 8 to difi
BLOOD POISON S3
pw metnodln JO to W days, e yean' ure
an Hospital and 33 practical experience, aa
fa.rtlnr.Ataa and lMnioinl im. MaoiI fl
I t-oent stamps for boolt, ' TlilTli," tbe ealy
I rertltilng as great Special
I to all sullenrs and, to t
wok exposing yaacK iiocwn ana oinersaa-
rlattiu. A tne friend
n thou eonUaiulallne'
marriage.. Ttiemostttabboraaaddaagerou
I gases solicited. Writs ( eaU and be aayed.
6-10 1 Bun. -li. SuocMsful treatment by raeU.
THE GREAT SUCCESS.
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How New York'B "Finost" Bleed
Disreputable Houses,
BLACKMAILING EXTEAOEDINAEY.
The Captains of the l'reclnets Levied Trib
ute as Though It Wera m Tmtt of Their
Omolal Duty "Initiation Fees" nnd
Regular Monthly Payments.
New VonK, June 6. In the police In
vestigation Augusta Thurow", a middle
aged woman, testified that she kept a dis
reputable house at 3 Second avenne for
four years, and had paid for "protection"
both under Captain McCullsgh and Cap
tain Doherty. The money Was paid to a
man named Dissert under Captain McCul
Iogti, and to "Barney" Meehan under
Captain Doherty, Still later a man named
Hoch did the collecting. The witness
spoke of each of these collectors as "tud
ward man."
Mrs. Thurow told about a "protection
club," which was organised by the "girls"
to Insure them against spending the night
In a coll. When they were arrested they
drow on the club's exchequer for funds to
bribe the sergeants to admit them to ball.
The girls got "jugged" so often, however,
that It broke the bank. The witness rented
at 17 Second avenue, and paid out a good
deal of money. "And I was raided the
very night I took the house," snapped the
witness. Then she continued:
"Before I took the house I met Hoch
and he told me the terms would be (1,000
tor the captain and 230 for himself, I
aid that was too much, nnd asked him to
see the captain. lie did so and then said
that the captain WahtedtSOO down, tOO a
month for protection and $50 to pay off
the debt in installments."
The witness paused andthen said, scorn
fully: "That Is the last I saw of Mr.
Hoch.' The witness said she pawned her
diamonds to ralso money to pay the police
blackmail, and when all her money was
gone she was shut up. She tried to get
some . of the money back, without result.
Then she went to Dr. I'arkhurst and told
him how shabbily she bad been treated.
On cross examination the witness gave the
names of several policemen to whom she
had paid money.
Kate bchubert testified that she for
merly bwned and ran a disorderly house
at 144 Christie street, about three
yoars ago. Inspector McLaughlin, then
captain, was In command. He and his
ward man, Burns, called on her and de
manded $500 and assured her of protec
tion.. She paid it and the ward man called
every month and got $50. Then Captain
Cross, with his ward man, Sinith, called
at her house. "I am the new captain," hq
eald: "fork over the Initiation fee." She
paid Captain Cross $500. Ward Man
Smith called every month and collected
ISO.
Then came Captain Devery to the El.
drldge street station with his ward man,
ulennan. Ho called and said: "lou know,
$500, please." She told htm to call tn n
few'days later. He did, and received the
"money In small bills. In return for this.
she said, her house was never raided by
the police. Captain Cross was present,
and the witness Identified him. she said
she had paid $3,900 for protection.
Mr. Nicoll wanted to put Captain Cross
on the stand. Mr. Goff objected, and was
sustained. "It may be necessary to put
every captain on the stand, and Captain
Cross will have hla day with the rest,!'
said Counsel ttoll.
"And meanwhile the public will sus
pend judgment,'' said Chairman Lexow,
An' adjournment was then taken.
Dr; Parkhurst said afterward: "I regard
this as a complete justification of my
charges:"
Dr; I'arkhurst has Issued an appeal to
the patrolmen, In which he nrges them to
come forward and tell what they know
about the blackmailing system conducted
by their superiors, and assuring them that
if they testify they will bo amply pro
tected.
A Ilrlde of Three Weeke Murdered
Toledo, O., Jnne S. Joseph Lozenskl,
a Polish Jew, shot his wife yesterday af
ternoon and immediately committed sui
cide with a revolver. Mrs. Lozeuskl was
formerly Mrs. Fleming. Her husband
died a year ago, and she had been married
to Lozeuskl only three weeks. No pne was
in the room at the time, and both died In
stantly. A sudden quarrel from the hus
band's Jealousy is supposed to have led to
the aot..
No Bond feme (Contemplated.
Washington1, June 5. It can be stated
on the highest authority that the pu1
Ushed statements that, another bondl.u
ls.ln contemplation are absolutely wltn
out foundation. Mr. Carlisle, when ques
tioned In regard to the matter, stated that
the subject of another bond issue had not
been even' mentioned ih the' cabinet, and
that he had had no conference with tha
president regarding It. '
Eaamellns; Worke to Reiams.
ELnvooD Citt Pa., June 5. The Ell
wood euanlellng works, the largest con
cern pt the kind In the United States,
which has' been idle for several months,
will be started up by eastern capitalists at
once. The capitalists from Ne;.v York
who will start the big works have discov
ered the secret, and hope to make enamel
ware here that will compete' with the En
gllah product;
Galvln Not Allowed to Ilea;.
Washington, June 5. Galvln, the Com
mOnwealer, and several of his men ap
peared before the district commissioners
and asked to be allowed to solicit contri
butions for their cause. The permission
was refused by the commissioners on tbe
ground that such solicitation would be
contrary to the police regulations of tbe
district.
An Innocent Man Convicted.
KNOxviLlE.Tenn., June 5. Paris Clapp,
of Union county, was recently sentenced
to the penitentiary for life, charged with
killing and robbing Farmer sneedly, Yes
terday two men named Cox and Stanley
acknowledged tne crime and gave mem
selves Up. :
Sandbagged and llobbed.
NonnisTOWN.Pa., Juno 5. John O'Hara,
a butcher, was sandbagged in a louelv
part of the city last night and robbed ol
IU3. He says bis assailants were two lu
number, one of them being a negro.
O'Hura's condition Is critical.
J. Luwrle Hell's Successor.
Wasuinqton. June S. In a list of nom
lnatlons ient to the teuate by the presl-
ieut was that of Charles Nellson.of Mary
land, to be second assistant post mast el
i . , I,..,, i 1
jeoeai, vice i. uowne urn, naiu.
DO not be deceived.
This brand of White Lead
is still made by the "Old Dutch"
process of slew corrosion. It is a
standard brand of
Strictly Pure
White Lead
The recommendation of
"John T. Lewis &Bros."
to you by your merchant b an
evidence of his reliability, as he can
sell you cheap ready-mixed paints
and bogus White Lead and make a
larger profit Many short-sighted
dealers do so.
For Colors. National Lead Co.'s Pare
White Lead Tinting Colors, a one-pound cut U
a as.pound keg of Lead nnd mix your own
paints. Saves time and annoyance in matching
ihadcs, and Insures tbe best paint that It U
tossible to put on vrood.
Send tis a postal card and ret our book on
paints and color -card, freej it will probably
wive you a good many dollars.
JOHN T, LEWIS & BROS. CO.,
Philadelphia,
tlolnmon DeffHta unui.r.
THOV, N". Y., .luno 5. Fully 1..VX) t eopl
witnessed the events at the amiunl l- ci
meet of the Troy Blcyclu club here --
terday, as the contestants luclm.nl son
of the best whreluuu in the country. ti.--t
ger and Johnson wire the only sciatc
men In the mile huurilenp. Jnliuncn bout
his western rival by a short yard.
Found Dead In lied.
TTTTsnUKfl, June 5. T. Dallas Vllklns,
chief clerk to buperlntenueut 1 unite,
the Pittsburg aud, Western railroad, was
found dead In bed lu his room at tl o
Hotel Tlnnerrieyer. Death was caused by
heart dlst-a.se, from which he had been
suffering for ten years. lie was in his
43d year.
Another Chicago Murder.
ClltCAOO, June 8. Mrs. Glo.seppa Flora
was shot and Instantly killed by Loulo
Veckh Frank Flora, her husband, was
seriously wounded The shooting was the
result of a quarrel between Veckl aud
Flora because the latter refused to pay
rent amounting to 17.
33m
CASE IT- W I LL-
IOTCURE.
Bold hyDrugglsta or sent by malL 25a,
swiAyA.wtnJcpncairfre. samples xrce
V t Wat .Tho Farorito TODTS PflWIIS
X&.a jlsl w ior tno Toctn ana iircaui,aa.
Captain Sweeney.tT.Sol., San DIero.CaL,
ays: "BhUoh's Catarrh Itemedy Is the flrit
meuKtino i nave over round mat would nomo
auyuood." Price CO eta. Sold byDrugglatg.
SHILOH'S CURE.
Tina ObxAt CouOrt Cuna proenptlyeures)
wjwEvauubuursitut. roc uoaeunipuoaiciuui
fiorlral.- haa cured thouianda.anriil rtmi
rou.U taken In Ume. rricaS3ctt.C0ctutl.e9.
Bold by C. H. Hagenbnch, Shaoandoah.
T. M. REILLY'S
ckntualia's
POPULAR : HOTEL !
Where you can always get
a glass ot
Cool Beer anil Refreshing Wines
i
Whiskeys, etc. Don't forget the place.
T. N. Rellly'8,
Locust Avenue, OKNTRALIA, PA.
Professional Cards.
S'
rOSTEB,
ATTOMXMY and CO UlfBULLER-A J-IU V.
Ofioo Room 4. Post Offtce boildimr. Bhaaan.
nous, x-a.
'"jyj 8. K18TLEU, U. D.,
1 PBTSlOJAIf AND SUKGJION.
Otaoa 1H Nartk Jirdln street, Shenandoah.
JOHN K. COYLE,
ATTOBNST-AT-LAW.
Office Beddall bullllnr, Bhenaadoah, Fa.
M.
II. BURKE,
ATTORNEY AfrLA W
huxaxdoab, rx.
Offlee Itoom . P. O. Building, (Shenandoah,
ana tsieriy punaing, rotunue.
J.
PIERCE ROBERTB, M. D
No. U East Coal Street,
HUKNANDOAH, PA.
Office Hours 1:80 to S and 6:80 to 9 p.m.
D
1L J. B. OAtLEN.
tio. ii oouta jarain street, onenanaoan.
OrnoxUoniui liso to 3 and eiso to 8 P. If
Except Thursday evening.
No otee work oh Sunday exetpt by arrangr
ment, A ttrict adherence to A oQlc howl
U aotoimtw necmiary.
It. VTENDELL UEBEU,
Successor to
Dn. CHAS, T, PALMER,
EYJS ANJi EAR SUltQXOX,
801 Mahantongo Street, PottavlUe, Penna
ROACHES, BED BUGS, Ac, 1
v Nox.voiseorR, tnstakt ni roiaU w
A tire lleath'U tUl liiteoU.
2B Ota., at a Dealors.
Attempted Jturuer tn m Cunrt Itooia
Kansas Citv, Mo., June
'...A
) of the I'eaoni
Marsh tried to kill bis wife and .
in the court room of Justice
Shannon, Mrs. Mhrsh wax shot ahovi 1
the heart. The full extent of her wound
has not been ascertained yet. The bullet,
fired at the daughter struck h oorsi-t
and glanced off. Mrs. Marsh and her
daughter were at tho justice's to Bet a
warrant for his arrest for threatening to
Kill them. ,
1 1 I
The Tnjlnrt Want to Surrender.
L1NNEU8. Mo.. June 5. The latest turn
In the chane of tho Taylor brothers, who
killed the Meeks family, is a letter fmni
V. P. Taylor to parties In Drowning, say
ing: "If the authorities will call in all
the pursuers and dogs the Taylors will
ra...lH n...l ....! fri...
Du.cu..r. iLiv4 nmuM bum. AUCy U1II1II)
they arelnuocuut, and cau prove tt if. given
a chance." Their tern are not likely to
be accepted,
Lord lnrrrlii' Daughter Wnliled.
PA1U3. June 6. I.ndv Victoria Illack-
wood, the youngest daughter of the Hn -Ish
mnbaiwndnr, tho Marquis of Dufferln,
was married to Hon. William Lee Plunk
ett, eldest on of I.nrd I'iunkett, arch
blKbopol Dublin. The civil mnrrlngetook
place at the British embassy, and tho ret
llgtoun ceremony In' the Church of the
Hue d'Ague-scau.
Another Army of Industrial.
DKNVKU, June fl The 1.100 members o(
the Commonweal army wh'i have for three
days been constructing llatboats with
which to float down the Platte river tq
Plattsmouth and from there down the
Missouri to St. Louts have completed 110
boats, and will leave the city this after'
noon. They aro well supplied with pro-
vtebinM
T5KNNBYLVANIA RAILROAD.
XT aontrruciu. Division.
NUVKMUKU lStn, 1893.
Trlne Will InftVA Hh.R.niln.ti aft.. Va Knw
date for Wlggan's, Qllberton. Praoltvllle, New
Castle, St. Clair, PottSTllle, Hamburg, Reading,
rottstown, t-nconixviiie, womstown aadPhll
adelpMa Bread street sutlon) at 6:00 sad 11 :M
a.m. and 4:15 p. m. on weekdays ror Potts
me ana lntermeaiate stations u;io a. m.
aunuiis.
For Wlffffan's. Ullbertnn. lrraetTlllA. Mew
Castle, St. Clair, Pottsvllls at 6:0U. S:40a.m.
anosnup. m. For Hamburg, Reading, Potts
town, Fhamlxvllle, Norrlstown, Pnlladelphti
at 0:00,0:40 a.m., 1:10 p.m.
Trains leave .Tracs viae tor Shenandoah at
10:40a.m. and 11:11. 6:04. 7:42 and 10:w . m
HuDdays, 11: is a. m. and 5:40 p. m.
Leave Pottsvllls for Shenandoah at 10m
U:i8a. m. and 4:40,7:16 and 10:00 p. m.SnnCay.
at 10:40 a. m. and 5:16 p. m.
ueave rnnaaeiptua (uroaa Btreet suuon) lo
Potta-tllle and Shenandoah at 6 67 and 6 39 a a,
4 10 and 7 11 o m week dava. On Sunilara leave
at 0 60 a m. For PottavlUe. 8 23 a m.
For New York Express, week day,
at i SO, 4 06, 4 60, 6 15, 8 M, 7 S3, 8 SO, 60, 11 CC
11 11 a m. 18 00 noon, 12 41 p. m. (Limited Ei
Tose i in ana iw p a. aining oarr.i i u.
80. 130. 4 00. 500. BOO. tlO. 7 25. alt
10 00 o m. 12 01 nlehl Sundava 20. 4 OS. 4 GO.
616, 81!, 8 6a 11 0311 83, a m, U 41, 1 40. SO, 4 00
iiunitcu icv;osu.osu.ddu..s) ana is n n aao
il 01 nicht.
For Sea Olrt, Long Branca and Intermediate
stations, w, nu t u, an po, p a
weeicaays
ror naitunora ana Washington so, 7 su, 3 311
0 10. 10 20. 11 18 a m. 12 10. (12 S& limited dlmn
car,) 1 30, 3 46, 4 41 , (6 10 CongresHlonal Llmlti J
Pullman Parlor Cars and Oinlna Car). Sir.
DIAJ, , W UQU 11M p. UJm WCOK USTI. OUQ
its, a to, 7 w, t io, ii it) a m u ic, 4 41, s u
S3 and 7 40 p m.
For Richmond. 7 00 a m. U 10 and 11 33 n m.
uauy, nnu i aw p. m. wees aays.
Trains will leave Harrlsburg for Pltuburt
and the West every day at I So, 8 10 a m,
t 1 20, 8 10 a m, (a 20
pm limited), 3 60, 7 30, 11 55 p m
Way for Altoon at 8 18 am and 6 00
30, 11 55 p m every day.
00 n i
m every
day. For Pittsburg and Altoena at 11
a m
every aav.
Trains win ieave aunnury tor rTuuaBupori,
Elmlra, Canandalgua, Rochester. Ilnffilo and
Niagara Falls at 135, 5 18 a as.and inpn week
aays. r or cimira at d 44 p m week aays, ro
Erie and Intermediate points at 6 II in dallj
but lack uaven at d is ana v ee a ra aauy, i so
and 5 44 p m week days For Renaro at 5 IS a
m,
1 36 and 6 41 p m week days, aad 6 18 a ra on
Sundays onlv.
ror K.ano at a is am, oauy
1 15 n m veek davs.
8. M- Pbitost,
J. R-'twon.
uen'i Manager
JenM VaeVg Ag
Per tho . . .
Cleary Bros'
Hot Season
Temporaries Drinks
Mineral waters, Wefas hoar. Rottkra tat
tbe Unost lager beers.
IT and 19 Peach Alloy, Sbenacdub, ?
Shenandoah's Reliable
Hand Laundry
110 East Centre St.
All work guaranteed to be flrst-clasj In every
particular. Silkies and lace curtain sa spee.
laity. Goods called for and delivered. A trial
solicited.
MING
RAU POAD SYSTEM
in irrEOr hat 20, UOI.
Trains leave Shenandoah as follows!
For New York via Philadelphia, week day
110, 5.2S, 7.20, a.m.
aj, a.m., is.is, coo, D.ca p.BVBunuu
For New Tark via Mauok Chuna
12.32, 2.56, 5.65 p.BUSuni
110,
week days, 5.25,7.2a . m.. 12.(2, 1.56 p. ra
For Reading and Philadelphia, week dayv
2.10, 5,25, 7.30, a. bl, iai, .ft, 6.M-p.m. Boa
2.10,
dar 2.10.
For PottsvlU, week days, 2.10, 7,20,
a. m.
iui. n.oo p. m. uaoay, 2.10 a. m.
. Far Tomaqua and Makaney City, week
2.10V B.S&, T.fcO, a. m.ri2,S2, 2.53, 5.U p. m.
day. 2.10, a. m. AddltUaal Mr Uobasoy
ww sujys. 7uu p. m.
For Wllllamsport, Suakary aad
y aad Lejrbjaari,:
weoK oara, s.so, a, m,
Buadav. 2.21 a. m.
Far Ufcfcnnnv PIua- 'vmVIim. ltO. tft Blft
7.20, 11. M a.B., 12. tl, 1.S5, 2.65, 5,65, 1M, ,lC
y, m. ouuuiji,.tii.a.w, u.
For Ashland and Snaiaokln. week davs. &4B
T.zu, ii.su a. m., kan, j.vt, . p. m. hue oar
e.ao a. m.
TRAINS FOR SHENANDOAH I
Leave New York via Philadelphia, week Stajt
o.w a. m., I. so, t.ou p. m., t.iD nogai. nun
dar. 0.00 n. m.
Leave New York via Meuoh Chunk, week days.
v,tu a. m., i.iu, 4.au p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, lleadlns: Terminal.
week days, 4.20, 8.35, 10,00 a. m., 'and toe,
B.02. 11.30 n. m. Bnndav. 11 31 n. m.
Leave Reading, week days, 1.16,7.10, 10.08, U.
a. m., D.so, 7.57 p. m aunaay, 1.30, a m
Leave Pottsvllls, week days, 2.23, 7.40 a. m.
12.S0. e.ll n. m Bundav. 2.35 a. m.
Leave Tamaqua, week days, 8.18, 8.50, 1L23 a
m., i.aj, 7.io, w.za p. m. ciunaay, i.u a. t.
Leave Mahanoy City, week days, 8.46, 01
11.17 a. m., 1.61, 7.44, 9.54 p. m. Sunday, 3.1
a, m.
Leave Mahanoy Plane, week airs, 2.40, 4.1
5.80, S.87, 11.69 a. m., 12.5S, 2.06, 6.20, a.25,7.69,18.:
n. m. Rundav. 2.40. 4.00 a. m..
Leave Wllllamsport, week days, 10.10, a. m.
3.85. 11.15 n. m. Sundav. 11.15 n. m.
For Haltlmore, Washington and the West rb.
it. x u. tt. it., tnrouga trains leave neaaioR
Terminal, Philadelphia, (P. X R, R. R.) at 8JN.
7.40, 11.1M a. m., 3.4A,5.18.7.22, p. m., Sunday 8.2a
it.jo a. m., 3 to, iHp,m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION1,
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street Wharf
ana noutn Btreet wnari tor Atutnuo uity.
Weekdays Hipress, 9.60 a. m.; (Uaturdayi
oniy i.am aw.aw.iw, o.uu p. m. Acoom
modatle 8.00 a. m.i Slip. m.
Hnndays Kxpress, 8 00,8.00, 10.00 a. in. Acooir.
modatlon. 8.00 a. m and 4 SO d m.
Itoiuruln?, leave Atlantic Cltv depot, cor
ner Atlantic an.l ,'V'anKAA iLTHnued : t7ar
days Impress, 7.00, 7.H, 9.00 i. m, and 3 3), 5.30
? ti Accommoaation. H,iua, m. ana i.aip, m.
buniavs r.xpreKe, .w, o., b.mi p, m, ap
commcKiutlon, 7.13a m. aad 4.15 p. m.
i'irlor cars on all express trains.-
O U, UANCXXJK, Hen. Pass. Aft
Philadelphia Pa,
I. A. SWEIQAHD, Oen. tjupt.
TOTING ON HIE TARIFF,
I
Tho End of tho Great Dobate la
,T ,
Not Far Distant,
A TEST VOTE ON 8UGAB TODAY.
The l'Msage of This llonn of Contention,
Democrats Claim, Will Itesnlt In ltuih
In the Whole Measure Throngh lloase
Votes on State Hanks Tomorrow.
Washington, June 5. Uy nn agreement
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senate lint night nil amendments to the
sugar schedule will be voted upon today.
vccuruiug to uotu siuus tae iaie nt cue
bill depends on the disposition of the
sugar schedule, and the fact that the Re
publicans have agreed to allow the Issue
to go to n Vote Indicates that tha end of
the tariff debate In tho senate Is not far
distant. All sorts ot amendments will be
offered, the two on which the Republicans
base most of their hopes of breaking the
lines ot the Democrats being those tn
change the date on which the schedule is
to go Into effect and to wipe out the otie-
elghth of a cent differential given1 by the
schedule to the refiners ot sugnr. The
Democratic monagera, however, claim to
be entirely confident that the schedule
will go through without material change.
The debate yesterday wan Int'Ti'Mimi,
but not sensational, the most important
feature being the explanation of the sched
ule by Mr. Jones, This was the first pub
lic Interpretation of It by a Democratic
member of tbe llnnnce committee, and to
tally varied with tho Interpretation put
npou It by Republicans, especially as to tho
amount ot protection nflorded by It to the
sugar trust. Republicans sny that the
sugar question will be revived when the
bill comes into the open senate, It being
now In committee of the whole.
Senator Morgan presented an amend
ment to the tariff bill directed against the
formation of trusts tn Imported articles.
The amendmeut declares all combina
tions, conspiracies, trusts, agreements or
contracts to be contrary to public policy
aud Illegal and void when made by per
sons or corporations engaged lu Importing
articles from foreign countries for the pur
pose of restraining lawful trade or to in
crease the market price In the United
States of any article imported or of for
eign manufacture into which such arti
cle enters. A violation of the provision Is
made punishable by fine or Imprisonment.
The seizure of articles imported In viola
tion of this provision Is also provided far.
The galleries of the house were unusu
ally well filled yesterday aud on the floor
there was a good array of occupied desks
during the early part ot the day. As the
afternoon wore on the attendance thinned
out, and when adjournment came there
was not a half hundred members on the
floor. Two senate bridge bills were passed,
one to authorlzo thu construction of a
bridge across the Delaware river by the
Pennsylvania and Iiew Jersey Railway
company and the other extending the
time for the construction of a bridge
across the Cnlumet river. The Hrnwley
state bank tax bill was discussed, aud
then the house agreed to a senate joint
resolution appropriating 10,000 to defray
the expenses of the sugar Investigating
committee,
The final vote on the state bank ques
tion will be taken at 4 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon. This conclusion was reached
after a conference In Speaker Crisp's room
yesterday. A rule was thereupon drawn
by the rules committee providing for a
continuance of general debate today, de
bate under tbe five minute rule tomorrow.
and a vote at 4 o'clock
YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL GAMES
National League.
At Phlladelphla-St. Louis. 3; Phlladel.
phla, 3. At Brooklyn Brooklyn, 18; Louis
ville, 4. At Now York Cincinnati, 8;
Now York, 4. At Baltimore Baltimore,
13: Chlcairo, 4. At Boston Pittsburg, 7:
Boston, 4. At Washington Washington,
8; Cleveland, 9.
Pennsylvania State League.
At Hazleton Hnzleton, 3; Altoono,
At AlUntowu PottavlUe, 7; Allentotvn, 1.
At Scras'on Harrisburg, 13; bcranton, 5,
Kastern League.
At Wllkesbarre Wllkesbarre, 0; BIng-
hampton, (5. At Providence Providence,
1; Springfield, u. At lluualo (la innings)
Buffalo, 7; Erie, 7.
Yale Defeats Pennsylvania.
At New Haven Yale, 13; University of
Pennsylvania, 5.
Frlnceton Defeats llrown.
At Princeton Princeton, 4; Brown, 3.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Closing Quotations of the New York aud
Philadelphia Exchangee.-
NiVYohkJ, Jade 1. The week opened on
the stock Exchange with a rainy active spec
ulatlon and a atromf tone' to the trading CIm
lag bids:
Lehigh Valley" 3Tf W. N. Y. & Pa.... 1M
Pennsylvania 49)4 Erie 11
Beading 16J4 I).. L. & W. ...IWi
tit. Paul mi West Shore ..1WH
Lehigh Nav 50 N. Y. Central 8tf
N, Y. A N. K 3H IJtko Erie & W... HM
New Jersey Cen.105H Del, & Hudson ...13W
General Harlceta.
PnnjtDkLPiilA, Jnne Flour weak; win
ter super.. f-'S2.10; do. extras, 82.1003.33; No.
2 winter family, 82.3502.50; Pennsylvania
roller straight. f2.6022.75: western winter
clear. t2.35Q2.60. Wheat firmer, hlgher.wlth
66lc. bid and NAic. asked for Jnne. Corn
dull, easier, with 13c, bid and 43Hc. asked for
June. Oats nnu, quiet, wltn 42uc. old and 4Jc,
asked, for June, licef quiet, steady; family,
tll&13. Pork dull, steady; new mess, 8130
13 25; extra prime, 812.5n13; family, f 13
18.60; short clear, 813.50015.50. Lard lower
western steam, f 6.00; city, (6.15(30.23. llutter
firm; Pennsylvania creamery prints, extra,
17o.: exceptional, bli2ber;falr to prlme.lSOlOc.
"garlicky. "lSOIIe.t prints Jobbing at KUWlo.
Cheese weak; New York large, 8SWc. i small
809Mc; part skims, 3)iTHe. Eggs Ilrm-. New
York and 1'ennsylvanla, ll'HWIJc.; western,
fresb, UHOl-'kc: cases,
Live Stock Markets.
New Yohk, June 4. lleevea active; choice
native steers, f 4.70; good prlnit, $4.47MO 00:
medium to (ulr, Zl.mioi.13; inferior to ordln
ary, SIOt.Ml slugs and oxen, $3.S03.80; bulls,
ft.W3; iKir to prime dry cows, ilJJKW.M;
Calves higher-, Inferior to good veals, tH5.50;
fair to good buttermilk cnltes, 83ffl3.25. bbeep
and lauibs uctlve sternly: poor to prlmu sheep,
8304.50: curbi... fl.TMtS: tioor to cliok-
southern lamliH, .1.i7n.oe)$, Hogs steady at
5O5.10 for prime weights.
East I.iiikhtv, I'u June 1. Cattle higher
prliue,tl.5l'04.b5: good, t(.8&O.50; good butch
era. Iiat.ll): rough fat butchers. 83.40ffl3.85:
good fat con b aud eprlngers, tS.TlK33.00; bulls
and stags, 8203; bologna coms, fij .1:'; veal
calves. 81.S505. I loirs lower: best Phlladel
nhlas. fl.7Mlitl.80: best Yorkers, f4.T5Qt.80
common to fair Yorkers. ll.dV34.Tli; good
heavy sons. 1124.40: stags and rough so
I303.&U. Sheep slow; extra. 83.7003. W; good,
83.4503-00; ifJr, ,803.10; ooiutuon, 50c. ffl
I1.50; yarllui,'M,t0Ot.80; lambs, 3.i0O3.3J.
mriblejxplosioni
tv.- tiii. n ..
Too High Pro3suro.
In tlieso days of keen competition In every
line, when the business man is compelled to
betid his intellect and every energy to the
wix-esa of hU business the clerk, book
keeper, iircfeftsional man and laborer, to
ilrive themselves at a terrific rate, there can
but ohe 'result an explosion, which, If
hot reitltit) in Iraiimliite death, leaves
iUmii with shattered brains and bodies.
1 licy are running at too high pressure.
The strain Is too great. Something must
Mid does give way. This Is equally true of
wo 'vn Though their sphere is more
ii i iuil, they have their dally burdens, frets,
ind worries, and the resulU are the same as
willi (heir stronger companions.
This condition la growing wore every
day. The rapidity of lis iucrease is awful
, '..-intcniilalo. Our homes, hospitals, and
insane asylunlsarefullof ilic?ounfortuniilm
ind lire being crowded still further. There
but one solution of the matter. Recog
.ie iho importance of the situation at once,
ind lake the necessary measures to over
nie' it. If you Iiuto falling mrmory, hot
l -mIu-k, diuiness, nervous or sick headache,
miou-mess, Irritability, melancholy, slecp
wne, fainting, nervous dyFpe(ia, ejii
,v etc., know that anyone of them islmt
mpiom of the ralamily that may liefall
. .ind even though you have used so
iliiM romeilies nnd treated with reputable
liviii-i.it!s with little or no benefit, give Dr.
Mill- Hestorallve Nervine n trial. It ia
tic only remedy that may be dependtd
pun for nervous tu-oroers.
" Two years sgn 1 used IT Ullce' Re'toretlve
I rrlne nltb marked benefit, and litter Indurnil
,it nn. whnh&ri hren sick with catarrh of the
ilmlder five years In the hands rf our ticst ptay-
cifllis, to irr it lORt-iner wuu ui. ur pn,o
ml Liver l'llls. He waiso wonderfully benefited
bat he l attending to busli css eiraln My wi w
io ueo nervine witn most rxceiieni reruns.
1 ot u. toiretber have not used more than lx
utiles of Nervine. Several of our friends have
I- used It, and are greatly imprnvea, txiuui
Mhhs, Hucher & Olbbn l'low Co.. Canton. Ohio,
llr Miles' Rwtoratlve Nervine Is sold by all
rt .-clfs on ft rwvtttlve eimrantee. or Bent bv Dr.
lllei Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind., on receipt of
:cc, Jl pertiotlie,sixi)Oiiiej,-),cxpreiiprepia.
Is rKWItlvely ftce from opiates or dangeroua
ruirs. Free book at drogituits. or by mail.
Political Cards.
Poll CONCKIIHH,
J01IX T. 8I10ENRR.
Hoblecl to the rabM t the Repubbcan nomi
nating convention.
Bublect to tbe nlws ef tbe HenubUcan noml-
natlng eonvcntlcp.
IJtOK SIIBKItrt?,
ALIA DA VIS,
Hubieel to tbe ralM ef tbe HenubUcan nomi
nating cocveatloa.
JOIt. HIIBKIaVa?,
ALtiX, BVOT'f,
Snbleet to tbe raUa of the HenubUcan nomi
nating convention.
JjlOR BBMATOU, poth District)
JO UK J. COTLE,
Ba bleat to tk rnlee ef Ue IteDubUcaa noml-
noting eanveatlon.
port. Ulintl, ATI' It K , 1st District,
j una r. Tijfffur.
Baeleet U Ihj rsdi
of the nepubUcaa noml-
natlageoeveatfea.
poK. x,i;JiBLA'ruitx:, 1st mat..
WM. R. MIDDLEl ON,
Of MaUertllo.
Hnbleet to taa ruled of tke Betiubllcan nomi
nating onientloa.
poll I.KOIriL.A.'rURU, 1st Dlst,
JOSKPB WYATT,
lot Skenandooh.
Bublect to the rales of tbe RonubUcan noml-
nattag convention.
poll POOK DIRECTOK,
DAVID LT. LLEWELLYN,
Of Shenandoah.
Bublect to tbe rules of the ReDubli can nomi
nating convention.
pOIl POOR DIRECTOR,
NJiLSUN JSKANVUN,
Of the Union Twps.
Hotter! to tbe rules ot the RenubUcan noml-
natlng convention
OU JURV CUHIH810Ml!n,
FRAJiJi KINO,
Ot Bbenacdoah.
Pnbiect to tbe rate of the Democratic nomi
nating convention.
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Practical Watchmaker
AND JEWELER.
Sells and repairs watches and clocks cheaper
tan anr one tn town. Renolrlne: a anealaltv.
Call and examine Ky stock.
21 W. Centre St , Shenandoah.
A gennlne welcome
Awaits you at
Joe Wyatt's Saloon!
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