set
'1
TVhen ict llttlo clrl was one month old, she
had a scablorm on her face. It kept spreading
until she waa completely covered from head to
foot. Then he had boils. Bhe had forty on her
head at one time, and more on her body. When
alx months old she did not welli seven pounds,
a pound and a half less than at birth. Then her
skin started to dry up and Rot o bad he could
not snut ner eyes 10 steep, out xay vim iiieiu
v half opon. About this time, I started uslnir the
It'CTicUBA Kkmkoiks. and In one month the teat
complilily cured. The doctor and drug bills
were over bne Atm lrtd dollar: the Ccticura
bill was not more than rfrf dollar. My child
la now strong, healthy, and large as any child
of her age (tee photo.), and it Is all owing
to CUTICi'BA. Yours with a Mother's Messing,
JJBS. OKO. II. TUCKER, JR.,
C32 Walker St., Milwaukee, Wis.
Bold throughout the world Pornn IRro akd
Chkk. Conr., bole Props., Iloston. "All about
the Blood, Skin, Scalp, and Hair," mailed free.
Baby niemlslies, falling hair, and red, rough
hands prevented and cured by Cutlcura Boap.
WOMEN FULL OF PAINS
Find In Cntlnira Antl.Paln I'las
tcr Instant and grateful relief. It
Is the f!rt and on.y paln-kUUng,
strengthening pliiU.r.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
snntiTr.KH.L .Division. ,
JUNK.M. 1604. . .
Trains will leave Shenandoah alter the abou
date for Wlggan's, OJlDerton; rrackilllejNe
Castle, St. C'alr, Pottsvllle; IINmhurg, ReaJlni
Pottstown, Phcenlxville, Norrlatown and Phi.
adelphla ''road street statlouVaLSHMaadillU'
a. m, and 415 p. m. on weekdays ForPotti
Tllle and Intermediate stations 9; 10 am.
SUNDAYS.
For vTngan's, Ollberton. Fraekvlllrj, Ms
CaFtle, St Clair, PottsvlUo at 8:00. :40a.n
and 8:10 n. m. For Hamburtr. Readlnir. Pott
town, Pt Tinixvllle, Norrlatown, Pblladelprlj
atc:uo, v ' a. ci., o;iu p. m.
Tralns ,i ave frackville for Shenandoah i
lu'.iU a. tn ana i-h, s:m, ?: an? ivwp. rr
J Sundays, 11 18a. m andS:40p. m,
Leave Pntaville lor Shenandoah at. low.
11.13 a. m. And 4;40,7!l5 and 10:00 p. m.SunOaj
ltiu'iua ti. anas:jo p. m.
Leave Philadelphia (Uroad street station) fo
Bhenandoai. at 6 67 and 8 4b a it, 4 10 and 7 11 p
m week days. On Sundays leav- at 6 ISO l m.
Leave Broad StreotBtatlon, Philadelphia,
TOR NEW YORK.
For Now York. Expresd, week day,
at 8 20, 4 06. 4 60, 6 15, 0 60, 7 S3, 8 SO, 9 50, 11 0C
II II am. 12 00 nooc. 12 41 d. m. (Limited It
press 1 09 and 4 i'2 p m. fining ears.) 1 40,
2 30 'dining ear), 3 20, 6, 6, 0 0 50, 7 13, 8 12, 10 p
m, i2 01 night. Sundiys, am. 4(6, 450, 515,
SS2.Vi 11 03am, 1241, 1 -1J, 23J (dlnlngcar),
1201 night.
Express for Uoston, without change, 11 a m,
weeicaays, ana ooupm uauy.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH,
For lialtlmore and Washington S CO, 7 20, 8 CI,
9 10. 1020. II IS. 1140 am. (12 35 limited dtnlnt
car,) liju, 3io, tti, mining car), (Din con
gressional Wmttea, dining car), 0 17, 055, 7 40
(dlnlngcar) p m, and 1203 night week Cays.
Sundays, 350, 7 20. 910, 1118, 11 to a m, 441
(dining oar), tJ 55, 7 40 (dining oir) p m and
13 03 night.
Leave Market Street Ferry, Philadelphia,
FOK ATLANTIC CITY.
Exnrens. 8 50 a m. 2 10. 4 00 and 5 00 o m week
days. Sundays, Express. 8 45 and 43 a m.
For Capo May,, Anglesea, Wlldwood and
Holly lleacb, express, 0 a. m., 4 W p m week
days. Sunday, 9 00 a ra.
For Sea Isle Gltv, Ocean City and Avalon
Express, 9 00 a m,4 00 P ra week days. Sun
days, 9 CO am.
For homers Point, express, 8 50, am, 4 00 p
m week days. Sundays, 8 45 a 'n.
i. j. t'ua'osi J n. W09S,
a'l Manape.r t
RAW ROAD S
l srrEOT JbNE 29. 1891.
Trains leave Shenandoah as follows!
For New York via Philadelphia, week df
2.10, 5. a, 7.20. a.m.. 12.32, 2.65, 5.55 p.m. Sund
2.10, a. m. For New York via Mauot Chunk
week days, 5.25,7.20 a. m., 12.32, 2.S5 p. m
For ReaiUng and Philadelphia, week dayr
2.10,5.25,7.1X1, a.m., 12.32, 2.55, 5.55p.m. 3'V
day, 2.10, a m
For Potts vine, week days, 2.10, 7.20, aj m
12.31, 2.55, 5.51 p.m. Sunday, 2.10 a. m.
For Tamacua and Mahanoy City, week days
2.10, 5.25, 7,20, a. m., 12,82, 2.55, 6.65 p. m. Sun
day 2.10, a.m. Additional for Mabanoy City
week dars, 7 00 p. m.
For Willlamsport, Sunbury and LewUbn
week days, 3.25, 11.30 a. m., 1.35, 7.00 p. m.
Bunday, '1.25 a. m. .
For Mahanoy Plane, week days. 2.10, !., 6.1
7.20, 11.30 a.m., 12.32, 1,35, 2.55, 6.55, 7.03, 9.1
y. ui. iuuua, .iu, s.w, a. in.
For Ashland and Shamokln. week days, 8.31,
7.2U, u.au a. m., l.ao, j.uu, v.aa p. m. qui cay
1.25 a. m.
TRAINS FOR SHENANDOAH)
Leave Nc - York via Philadelphia, weekday
8.00 a. m., 1 .0. 4.00, 7.30 p. m., 12.15 night. HU'
day, 6 00t m.
Leave N wYorkvIaMauch Chunk, weekday
4.30. 9,10 a. u.,l.li 1.30 p.m.
r.eavo Phllndelnhia. Heading Terminal
week day, 4.20, 8 35, 10.00 a. m., and 4.tf
m., 1 20,7.15, 9.29 p. m. Sundav. 3 18 a. m.
Leave Mahanoy City, week days, 3.45, 9.11,
it. i a. iu i.di, i.tt, .w p, m. aunaay, i.i:
a. uu
S.30, 9.37, 11.69 a. m., 12.69, 2.09, 6.20, 6.2t!,7.6 j.ll.ll'
p. m. auuuay, .w a.
Leave Wllliamsport, week days, 10,10, a.m.
8.36,11.15 p.m. Sunday, 11.15 p. m.
ror lialtlmore. Washington and the West Til
It A O. It- 1L. through trains leave Readlct
Terminal, Philadelphia, (P. X K. R. R.) at 8.10,
I IV, 11. 0 U. IU.. 0.10,0,10, f,, y. Ul., DUUUIJ t ,
7.10, 11.29 a, m., 3.49, 7 22 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street Whirl
ana uouth street Wharf for Atlantio utty.
Week-Dayi Expreaa, 9.00, a. m., -2.00, 4,00,
u.w y. Ul. AuuutuuiDuaaiou, O.UU U. Ult. U.1J
p.m.
Sunday Ttxpross. 0.00, 10 00 a, m. Accom
modatlon.8tOa. m. and 4.30 n. m.
Returning, leave Atlantio City, depot, corner
Atlantio and Arkansas avenues.
Week-Days Expross, 7,3, 9.00 a. m. and
i.uu ana o.m p. ai. Accommodation, 8.15 a. m
and 4.32 1). m.
Hunda. !"'x ress, 4 90, 7 30 p. m. Accommo
dation, 7 15 a. m., and 4 15 p, m.
Parlor oars on all expresa trains. u
u. u, UAiiuuuii, uen. pass. Agi.
PhlladelnVti P.
I,A.SWEIfABD, Oen. Supt. ff( e
Your Stomach : : : '
Cannot Btand the same washing that
your boot s do, and the water yon drink
Isn't even fit for that purpose. Use
Loreuz Schmidt's Beer and Portor,
JAMES BIIIELD3,
y. i ier Shenaudoah Branch,
mimm
41
k II A rvu., II do p m. Munday, 11.30 p. m.
1 (0 V Leav F isdtng, week days, 1.55,7.10, 10.CJ, 11.11
Aim) a. to . 6 A 7.57 p. m Sunday, 1.35, a. ra
it I Lcavi lottsvllle, week days, 2.85, 7.40 a. m ,
12 0. . lp. m Sunday, 2.85 a. m. 1
ir Leav, Ttmaqua, week days, 8.18. 8.50, 11.13 t
WILD BALTIMOREANS.
Enthusiastic) Booeption to
the
Baseball Heroos,
THE 17EL00ME OF THE "ROOTERS."
A M on iter I'nrnrii, Lett by the Gnrnrnnr
of Mntjlntiil, a Public Kfcaptlnn find
n llnnfint to the Vnnnant Wlunert of
1H1M.
Haltimore, Oct. 8. Probably never In
t lie history of the national came wns there
anything lu the way of a demonstration
to greet the victors npproachlng the scenes
depleted here yesterdny. From enrly
mornluB the streets wore a holiday aspect.
hvery business house nnd dwelling nlong
the route of the procession Inst night, al
most without exception, was covered with
thu orange and black colors of the Orioles.
All day long the streets were crowded
with nu unending stream of bumaulty,
many carrying "peunnnt" lings, nnd all
wenrlng Oriole badges. Many staid busi
ness men were noticed with the gnudlest
of omuge and black cravats, ench wear
ing n huppy countenance, as If some great
personal success had been achieved. Some
women were abroad In iackets composed
of tbVlinltimoru club's colors. The slt-
uitlon can be briefly stnted by saying
that lialtlmore is baseball wild.
Mingled wjth the crowds of "rooters"
on the streets during the day were Bcorcs
of faklrs wltb "rooters' badges," "rooters'
tnnes," "rooters' tics," nnd in fact nbout
everything thnt could be utilized as an
article of wearing apparel or pers nal
adbrbi'neUt, gotten up with the proper
colors, found ready purchasers, and the
small boys and others reaped A rich har
vest from the sales.
The enthusiasm is not confined to Bnlti
moreans by any means, as Is manifested
by the reports from nlong the entire line
of trnvel through Maryland. At Cumber
land, on the arrival of the train bearing
the "Jieroes,"the entire cityseemed to have
turned out to welcome them. The mnypr
of that place headed a'delegalion of busi
ness mt'ii.'nnil waited en Manager llanlon
and the'teamf6 thank tho.Orloles on t'ja
iJreat victory they had ncqomplishud.
, The receptibu n't Ui)gers(qyi nnd all
other points nlong the journey through
Mnrylnnd was a repetition of the Cum
berland greeting. As nn evidence of the
extent to which the Indies of the statu
Bhnred lu the "rooting" the boys brought
bnck with them hnlf a carload of souve
nirs lu the way of slippers, necktie cases,
and all such products of feminine hands.
These were handed in nt each stop made
by the train.
The enthusiasm exhibited during the
day in lialtlmore was but mild to that of
last night, hen the 'heroes" themselves
arrived, fliu scene nt Camden station
when their train pulled in was one of the
maddest ever witnessed in lialtlmore. As
the Orioles died out of the beautifully
decorated special car, prectded by the
committee rf citizens who had gone to
Washington to meet nnd escort the team
to this city, there was one long cheer from
the thousnuds of throats. This was fol
lowed by n throwing up of hats, enncsnnd
handkerchiefs and a general scrambling
to get ueur the brdsniid If possililo to
grasp one ot the players by tie bund.
The procession of tile night was such,
both from a point of length and interest
ing; featuvex.ns but fow have seen. It was
participated in by delegates from nenrly
every towu lu Maryland.
Governor Frank Hrown was the most
conspicuous "rooter" in tho first carriage,
just in advance of the ones containing
lialtlmore s Idols. Others In carriages
were Mnyor Latrobe, ox-Postmaster John
sou, and, In lact, nearly every prominent
man In the city. As the carriages con
taining the Orioles came along the street
the tooting of horns, cheering of the vast
multitude, ringing of beils, .ogether with
tho constant noise onm.ed by tiring rock
ets, etc., caused n racket tliac will long
live lu every ualtlmoreuu's memory
Prominent through the entire parade
wtrt- displayed traiiipnrcncies with such
inscriptions as "Get at 'etui" "Did you
ever i-m Mich Jlttle glantht" "What did
'llohliie' do to them t" nnd scores of others
In a similar strulu. One delegation from
llngerslown exhibited n float composed of
a, cage in which u large live bog looked
knowingly at the crowd and grunted Its
approval br dlmpproval of Us novel quar-.
ters.
The procession occupied nearly three1
hdurs in nnstng n given point, and dur- I
lng nil this time tutbui-iabtB were noticed ',
hanging
and Iro
vor us
pronched
no Item of interest ti be, njeu in this, thu
most' glorious riotplioii ever tendered a
baseball team on its triumphant ornvui
home. ' '
After the pfocew-ion, had gna through
the principal streets of the city tuey
headed for i lie Fifth Heglmcnt armory,
where a reception was held, in order to
give the general public on opportunity to
Btlll further demonstrate the ntlectlon
with which the "pets" are held lu lialtl
more. After the reception, which lasted about
two hours, the players were ecorted to
tho Hotel Heuuert, where1 a banrjuet
wouni up the festivities,
'sn'eeches were made by
,U the banquet
ex-i-ohtninsier
Johnson, City Solicitor llryan, Manager
Haulou aud others.
Fassenser Trains In Collision.
Mabsiixon, O., Oct. 8. Two passenger
grains on the Cleveland, Lorain aud
Wheeling road collided at Paul's station,
yesterday and several passengers were
painfully but not seriously injured.
Among the Injured were Mrs. Kate Slo
Kelvey, of Ulrlohsville, O.; Miss Mahou,
sister of ltev. Father .Million, pt this city.
William Ellis, A. Head, Ilev. Lee, of Kos
coe, O.; .'. Adams, Mrs. Miller (residence
unknown) were also slightly iujured. A
physician on board the train attended the
injured.
Important llrltlih Oablnrt Council.
London, Oct. 3.r-A special cabinet conn-
11 cil has been called for Tuesday next; nnd
' ! the members of the- ministry who nro ab
sent from the' city have beU hurriedly
summoned to return. Sudden new devel
opments regarding the relattous between
Great Britain and France are without
doubt the reason for the hasty summon
lug! of the niiuUters.
Fatally llurnad M hlln In n Fit.
RlHiwiivll V "V .T rift It .Tunnel S?bnf-'
fer, nn upholsterer, living in Kast Somerr'
vllle, met a horrible death by burning. "
Kehnlfnr. wbn 'tlij tnlWert tn tltk. wntf'1
alone in hU hoiise 't abdiit '9 p'. m.,'when 1
befell across u table n Jl touvulsloti, up-1
settlng a burning oU amp. He died from
Uli burns soon after. ' '
ou to tck'Braiili polts, urc.s.-Kims i, ,w 4 3;" ci-JS rvn Ea
n invulHB toUb witb as m.icU Itr-t . ; 1 , ; ,s .J f a 1 a i,:
FIGHTING FOR
LIFE.
A SUPPERING WOMAN TF.STIFIBS.
Mrs. Heniietta Hurtnn, of Jinvler, X.
J,, writes : "For a long time I sullsrml
from n disordered stomach. My appetite
was gone and what little I ate distressed
me terribly. My hetlth failed ranldlv.
1 became very weak nnd feare 1 1 should
never be well. After rending your
"Guide to Henlth," 1 wai eucouraged to
try Munyou's Dyspepsia Cure. Its action
was so prompt that 1 soon felt lite n new
woman, nnd nm now completely cured."
MUNYOX'S Sl'OM.Ynt AN'D DYS
PEPSIA CUKE cures all forms of ludl
gestlou and stomach troubles such as
conitlpntlou, rising of food. dNtress after
eating, bloating of the stomaoh, pnlpnta
tlon of the heart, shortness of tho breath,
and all nffectl ms of the heart caused by
Indigestion. It soothes, heals aud Invig
orates stomaahs that huve been weakened
by over-eitlug, or where the lining of the
Rtomach has been Impaired by physic and
Injurious med clues. Price 33 cents.
Munyou's 11 muu i mtlilu Home Hemedy
Company, of PallaiU-lpliU, put up
specifics for nc.irly every disease, which
nre sold by all druggists, moitly for i!3
cents a bottle.
OIL G.
1317 Arcli St. Phila.Pa.
Consult Out ltniH'Nt Dr. Thrcl. who
Jibs cimti nure witrprvra thAn nil others
combined. n nhlpnt SiK-cm.ist In l'lill
ndelphla. a tilplnmns nnu ccninrntc
prove, counteretUned Ijv SccreUiy o(
American LeiBCtoii at Jlxrlln, notwlth
fttindlnif wlnitQuuckH ana HpecUMnti wrt
vert be or sh 1 here to none to cquaI htm
nu ncntim-nt of Anrrinl cllienHCM uf both
'fexe. Ulnml iioimou, nil tut nnd llrr(n of
fiintlilul vrrni'Mi lowt ioer, blndilcr, kldnrr
ns.U and ncrvouM dlnnriu r, ftc, fresh cases,
jjrwllu l-10iIa)'M. Hcllrfnt oner, roor.tle--ci
uirfTS consult Old Dp i, F. Tliccli the
?!' urnuiuu itpcrlnlUtf who bui made a study
- Uiesf dlvapea under Vruf Jnlir llitmaMM
iintlitr, and l'rul. ,UiiIlct4lifl)nIlilcthe tw-c
world-renownetl srwclalluts. lliid U tnr urlalnnl
ndvertlvment, Mmn and nvold tlw -yonnx'
vtfimo o; oiu speciuiwra oonrmK uirne in pain
wti 'ic I Iiey Oq tM)f to mHva yOu. Iaaitha
ji. vbo erer nowfl" oumke ra warm-n sufii
h anf Iningrs. . 'lUi iimctcn OiwiUr-Kssvrtnl If
iii ThclTnsmr new iMlvwifiWuinf today we
Vt copy rtuaogeBftmo attmtiWTiiit nod the public
' -wov-jina that we nre tho very -person ho ex
jvrt Offtcehenn, 0 A. M, to h V. .;ev kb, 6-8..;
indHat.evrfs, t-y.3tf. Hunday.HA. M.toUM,
eni live two-cent stump' fo bnuic Truth, "only
ne expotlnif quacks and let lorol I nd youiu.
-lulf or iuarrl"d, poor and ri. 'i. A nniv irlclt uf
'lunji t'lexp'Tltni'id doctor-! i 1 mi ivs N t.il:
lier.inPU d v-tuMihnd (ill! l- f n -i ! 1 d. 'vv I
'ivmi inn, lia i in nu ola ra in iro ii sti'i.tu) tnthtlr
j. iii L' wi cin tin y ifo us u.d - oj .
HUMPHREYS7
VETER1NARVSPECIFICS
Tcr Hcrscs. Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs,
AND FODLTRY.
500 Tase II no It on Trrntmrnt of Allium M
uuil Clinrt feeui Frcis
rrnE9(Frvcr(iCon(retlon(i,InllnrnnmtIon
A.A.J Hpliml ilIcnliiKltld, milk I "over.
lt.HStrnliifl JmmrueNN Ulipnmntiiiui.
CtJ.l)Ifltcitiprrf lSnsnl DUchareca.
),l,.Itota or (Jrubs, Worms
KK.Coiik1iH( UrnTcn, l'nruntonln
V.F.-.olic or (iripeHf llellyncho.
U,3,M(iiiKcnrrln80i Ilcmorrhnsci.
Il.II.Urinnry nnd Kidney JltNcancfl
J.I.Kruptlro HUonncs ninnsf1
J.K. DlcivnscH uf Dlafutioni raralyiilf
BIngle bottle (over SO doses), - ,00
Htablp Cnsp, with Specifics. ManfadL
Viterlnary CuroOIland Mod tea tor, ST. 00
Jtir Veterinary Cure Oil, - - 1.00
Solil by PmitTlt( or tint f rtpld anywhere ui In any
dnanlllr oa recti pt of prlr.
IIl3irUIIF.8' MED. CO., 1 1 1 1 1 8 WlITUm 6L, Now York.
HUMPHREYS'
HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC Ho.
Tn ii a 41 fours Thit nnlv n irt n fill re med T f OP
Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness,
and rrostr&tlon, from over-work or other c&tjms.
9 1 por vial, or 6 vlala and large rial powder, for 93
6o)J by lirnggtot, jr Bvtii i,Mtill on ncult or price.
UCIirmitlS'IlED. CO.,111 XlllIUuaSU,.Vcwlort.
THE GREAi SI CCffSS.
. Scierq, r K. MaRargle, "VT.H. WltWa
WHEN YOU'RE LOOKING BRIGHT
Drop in at
Linton's Photograph Gallery,
And let til in fasten your likeness
X0 a7X3ST-MfX"2P J3.
1 , , , , ,, ,,
liouuina uuiiiiuiK, tteabeuire
Professional Cix;d.
M,
8. KIHTLKR, M V
Olce lto North Jardln street, PhensnCcah.
M.
u. iinnicx,
J. TTORNEY AT-LAtT
aniBiKDOAD, Tk.
Ofnce. Bgan binWlns, corner o(, Mala and
Centre Btreets, bcnand-Jah.
T PIEUITE EOBMRTH, M: D
No. 85IiMtCoalitreo.
"HKNANDOAH. Pi.
Office floare 1:M to 3 ana 8:50 ta 3 p. u
Ko. 81 HoulbJardlnBtrrM.rnsm...
Ornoi Houii . l:su tr s ano a-.xn to 8 P
Kicep t Thursday evening.
No ogtee work on tfundoj ertept bv airon.
meiU, A Uriel adherence to V11 ttjlce Afu-.
it a'lfiweij, scwaryr" . frr 't '
Vf v Id. HF.BEft, - -
J '
.'.
suce-'Hor to
OR. ClIAS. T. PALMEH,
STB .ixd jest k a tohjioIv,-
. r ''('J, " I
30t Mahantougo Street. Pottavi!;, Penna,
3ij
a ! ui r n r .') 55 t
' 1 l. Pjti'i- isjSsn o 0 0
fr
STOCK ATiD r,v-nrp MARKETS
Clnlne Ju 't' ttm
N Vu U unit
JMllM. 1 I
Xr.W Y011K. On. ?.-ii, i:..- itoct. Kxehanee
todar tb sales ut 'on stoiik. SUtiar. escee led
1 . ii.iiniii nil- imi inn n, 1
More than !i"j".,nrofih"Hinck ehanired
liandaon a si .. ::iv 4.- 'U.-.tna wale fromojion
ln todo'e. cios:nt bids;
lniitn vaitsy . 87's xv. ,v in..
Pennsylvania... . Alt
i'rle..
14M
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1KI
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trauma v.
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V.'.t .-l(or ,
X. Y d i.iral...
Ik Krle V
I-.i'l A Miilun
81. Paul 1.
Lehigh Nhv 1,
N. Y. N E. pf .. 9.(
New Jersey ( en . 1 ''4
llnnrTfti IaM. U
PnuAMii.i' ii . Pm flour k:ln-
tor HUpprflnr. fL'.KI; ilo. Mrm Jtf.!(rV!S.4(l;
l'ennarlvai'l'' rnllcr tralht, f! V v west
ern wltiter. 1; f2 itiOS.B.'. Wlieat ilull.
hiwcr, with M' l.M nnd ir-4' akrl for
Oclol)r. Corn ui'. uIriI, lnrT, villi VV.
bid Wlo, nrtkutl for Oi tolmf . ()nt dull, wpalccr,
with 3lJio. bid and lliHc. lutUnd for Oct l.cr.
lieef steady, l'ork dull, twirl enk, lower;
western Btoatn 1 1 wed nt 99 V asked Putter
steiulyt western dairy. IMUfe.i do, ereainery.
li!a9c.;(lo fn. -r. IgrtflWy.i Klvrtns. IWc.;
Imitation creameri . IWI c ; New York dairy,
HSiak).; do. m i-uerj, lf.'iWtic.i I'ennsyl.
vanla criiner. jirli'ts. fant y, KV.i do rholce.
Ltvaiiu., do. 1m r m koikI. 'iKri-K.: nrlnln Job-
blnii nt SO.ia.. Clu-ese quiet: large. tvlli4((o.i
rart sklm. 1 f , ;' klnis. :i,v1tic. Kitus
dull; Now York ami Pennsylvania. 21c.; ice
Louse, lsHSl.c : western fresli. lSXttlUHc.
I, ve stork Markets.
New Y011K. Oct. 2. Enropeun cables quote
American sicrs nt 0fiMic. per lb., dressed
weight; refrlRerator beef nt B5i.fSo. Calves
wenknnd sllKbtlycimler: poor to prime veals.
J8S7.S' per lbs.: ur isers, fi.'J-'iiS.'i; goml
western calves, l.tfVi l.:tH Slieep and Itiinbs
slow, but steady; poor to prime sheep, f 2 IfXlt
3.5(1; Inferior to choice lambs, SJ.rimai.5n. Hoes
slltrbtly firmer; Inferior to choice state.
1.15.
EAST Ltiir.nTV. Ph.. Oct. 2. Cattle receipts
liberal; Rood grades ateady. others lower;
prime, JJ.5iVijW.T5; uood. $4."05.M; roUKli fat,
$2.403.71). Hoks run fair; market alow at
about yesterday's prices. Sheep supply fair'
market dull at unchanged prices.
WOMEN IN SOCIETY
-of ten need the strencth-
cnlng support ot a gener
al tonlo and nervine.
They're tired out or
"run -down." This Is
frcouontly the result of
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can be gvuiranuta to uoneut or cure, or ma
money vui uo rciunueu.
It has stood tho test of n quarter of a
century of cures Dr. Sage's Catarrh
lCcmcuy. That's why the proprietors
take tho risk : thov say : " If we can't
cum vour Catnrrli. we will oav VOU
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Politiral Cards.
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OP PUAOKVItiLE,
For SHERIFF.
First District,
"7"OM?JE3 jE7Q3FL
JOSEPH WYATT,
i SYNDICATE
SPECULATIONS
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' LARGEST RETURNS on the Investment.
NO KNOWLEDGE ol speculation necessary.
I1 to 11,000 can be Invested with more than
usual degree or safety, ai all transactions are
mad by tomp tent experts of long experience
and UDQuesttoned ablllf. Divider pavacle
monthly. All money to y u i're lit 0 n be
wlilidrawn ttrat day of nuv montb. Dlvld-nds
can be reluvRSte! so as to got the bencat ot
compound Interest.
$100 at 6 per com per rron'b. caminnd ln-tin-Ht
for 4 ears. uinuuut wo'er $1,000.
$100 'it 10 er cent. rc tnTitn, com o'mdln.
terest for 4 yesrs, amornts to over $9,0 0.
SI0 st 20 iter o nt. permoitb, oomnound In
terest for 3 years, amounts to over $7 0 0.
OUR RECORDS OF DIVIDENDS FOR 1094 :
Jan. 1834, 10 per cent. May, 1891, IS per cent.
Feb. 1894, 8 " lane. U94, 8
Mar.1394, 10 July, 11194, 40
Apr. 1894, 10 " Aug. 1094, I0J "
July ana August dividends the result of the
rapid advance In c rn.
Conservative Safe Repons'ble.
Established August, 1898. limk reference.
Our i'reslnent hn bjcn for tiricpn years the
prexkleptof one of our National liauks.
Money oan bo sent by express or post olBOu
moiev order, or Now YorK draft, payable t
Tile Traaerv synaicaie, or ti. ii- nooa,
Treasurer. Kull particulars mailed
free on application to
The Traders' Syndicate,
Traders' Building, Chlo.igi. Illinois.
Representatives Wanted.
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OrlrT njvl "m 'or the young man
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FOR 1
A BAD GAMS ('TITIIEI)
mi tt , t ,
lUOy nail Intended 10 HOUl Up a
TS M 1 m '
iiaurOaU iraiU,
A DETECTIVE LET INTO THE PLOT.
He Win n Hare Tntaen Part In Ills Hot. I
Up, hut Tut Olllrers nn Tlielr Trneh,
nml Tivn uf the (intii; Are Now In
I'rUnn.
ST. JosKnt, Mo., Oct. 3. Lee Jones and
"Scnr Faced" Charley Krlitrell were nr
rested here, chnraul with conapifney t
rob the Chicniro, Hock Wnnd nnd' IV
cillc train. I lie conspirators were be
trayed by one of their own band. A week
no it was planned to rob n west bound
Hock Island train and to blow it up if
necessary. This was postponed and finally
abandoned, the1 would he robbers learning
thnt the police were after them. The ar
rests followed, nnd others nre expected.
Since the attempt mnde nlmut a month
nco to rob the Denver express the ofllccrs
of the road have been looking tor the men
concerned In the enterprise, suspicion
pointed to "a lono; hatred crook from tho
Indian Territory" as the prime mover.
Chief Special Agent Martin II. Flynn, of
the ltock Island, went to St. Joseph and
was not Iodk In identifying the "long
haired crook," with Jones, who had re
cently arrived from the Indian Territory
and carried his chnracter in his face, lie
was a blustering bully with no visible
means of support and with a habit of fre
quenting saloons and Asaooiatiug with
tlewperote characters. Among his asso
ciates was Lee Frlszell and a man named
CnllahK" who a few days after the ar
rival of tbe railroad ofllcer was arrested
by the local nfllolals on the charge of
burglary and was lodged in jail. It was
learned that tho trio had instlgoted the
former attempt, aud that Jones and Frlz
zell had not abandoned hopes of ulti
mately gaining possession of the treasure
in the express ond mail cars.
Specinl Agent Flynn returned to Cbl
cagotand on Sept. tf n meeting of railroad
ofitciols was held in the oillce of General
Manager W. I. Allen. Ah a result of the
meeting Detective C. C. Harshard took a
a train for St. Joseph, and in the guise of
a Chicago crook went to the DulTnloIIend
saloon, a resort much frequented by
Jones, Frlziell and similar characters.
Darshard found it nn easy matter to gain
access to the society circle in which Jones
was a shining light, nnd when on Sept. 17
Flynn, in the guise of n Chicago gambler
out of luck, arrived at thu Buffalo Head
Darshard wos in a position to introduce
him. Speaking of the episode i lyun said:
"Jones was a character, lie drank
freely and talked openly of crime. He
was n hideous looking object, six feet tall,
broad shouldered and powerful physique.
Ills long blnck hair, hanging from be
neath a broad brimmed sombrero, did not
conceal any part of the most repulsive hu-
mnn face I ever saw. bile in n nt Jones
fell into a camp fire, and his entire face
was burned almost out of human sem
blance.
"Ho was one whose criminal procllvl
ties could not have beeu concealed. He
was 35 years old and possessed of a liberal
education. An accomplished artist, he
would not work, and openly boasted thnt
he would yet out do the exploits of Jese
James. Jones had served two terms in
the penitentiary for counterfeiting, but
had escaped all punishment for n long
list of violations of the state laws. This
was the leader of the gnng with whom
Iiarslinrd wn nu friendly terms. Jones
was alwiys heavily armed, and would not
hesitate to shunt on the slightest provoca
tion. Hut lie was not really a dangerous
man, lacking mental force and depending
for his reputation on brute courage and
blull."
A most dangerous man was I.eo Frlz-
zell, also on ex convict. II11 was quletiind
watchful, aud sometimes appeared to sus
pect thnt Ilaihhard was not uli right. It
required much tact to dissipate thu fel
low's suspicions, but the detective finally
succeeded and was taken fully into the
confldence of Frizzell nnd Ills friend and
associate, Frauklinburg. Darshard was
admitted into all the pians ot the raid on
the train, .The party was to consist of
Jones, Frankiiuburg. Frizzeli, Darshard
and two "good people" who were to be on
hand in time.
Tuesday evening, Sept. 25, was the time
sot for the attempt. Thu Denver express,
due iu St. Joseph at 7:40 o'clock, was to
be intercepted at thu water tank seven
miles east of town. As the locomotive
stopped at the water If uk one of the ban
dits was to break the couplings behind
the mail and express cars, while the others
commanded the engine,.-!- to go ahead iuto
a deep cuf, half a mile up the track, leav
ing the passenger coaches behind. Iu the
I cut the work of robbing the car wat to ho
I completed, four men goltigthrough the
express and mall ears, while one, armed
with a ri fie, kupt watch on the engineer
aud llremam
Jndiro Hicks' Itullng .llnrmril,
Cincinnati, Oct. 8. During the recent
A. It U. strike James Launou, an en
gineer of the Atiu Arbor railroad, left his
engine nu the main line without bringing
it iu. For this he was arrested aud fined
$50 for contemnt of court by Judge Hicks,
of the United States district opurt, sitting
nt Toledo. The A. H. U. appealed the
case to the United States supreme oourt,
which sent it to the United StHtes circuit
court of appeals, holding that tho su
preme court bad no jurisdiction lu the
case. Iu Cincinnati, yesterday, the cir
cuit court of appeals afllrmed the ruiiug
of Judge Hicks.
Lunatics llrutully Treated.
EVASSVILLE, lud., Oct. 8. Herman
Weiler, superintendent of the Infirmary,
is being investigated for cruelty to in
mates. 'I'ha testimony introduced isstnrt
Mug. One man swears he was knocked
down and beatou when he asked for his
clothes, uftxr discharge Several female
inmates swears he has been criminally in
timate with them, and one thnt she bore
a child of which be was the father.
Train .Wreckers Contois.
TEHHE Hautk, Ind., Oct. 3. The men
in jail charged with wrecking the Big
Four pawnr trniti at Fontanet on July
13, killlpg EuKlneer Morerham and Fire
man lilack, have now uenrly all coufessed.
OeorKfa Roberta was the first to confess,
nnd his example has beeu followed by two
of the other silsp 'cU.
planing Students Warned.
IUJ.PVJ5H, X. H Oct. 3. President
Tuckner, of Dartmouth, yesterday told
the students that the initiation of fresh
men into RhrKappa Tan, an Imaginary
ophomere society, must cease or Its mem
bers will be treated aa hazers. The prao
tlo t 111 undoubtedly bj stopped.
Palpitation of the Heart
Shortness of Drcath, Swelling"
of Legs an'tl Feet.
"For about four years I was troub-.
led with palpitation of tho lieart,!
shortness of breath and swelling of.
tbo legs and feet. At times I would
faint. 1 was treated by the best phy-,
slclans in Savannah, Ga.. with no re
lief. 1 then tried various Springs
without bencilt. Finally, I tried J
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure1
also his Nerve aud Uver Tills, differ,
lnjmning to take thm 1 felt better! II
continued taking them and I am now
In hotter bealtu Uiai. jur Many years. '
Since my recovery I have gained fifty
pouutls In weight. I hope this state
ment may be of value to some poor
sufferer." I
E. H. S0TTON. Wavs Station. flJ
Dr. Miles IToart enrols sold on n positive
cuarantco that tho lirst bottlo will lienullu
Alldrugglstssollltatd, S bottles for&S.or
Itwlll bo bent, irepald, on receipt of price
by tho Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, lud.
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Pilsner Beer
Finest, Pnrest, Ilealthest.
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207 West ConI St., Shenandoah.
T. M. REILLY'S
ckntualia's
POPULAR : HOTEL I
Where you can always get
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Whlsltcys, etc. Don't forget the placo.
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Sale and Reliable Horses to Hire.
sneuBln's LIVERY
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The best rlita In town. Hori-es taken t6
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