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to be, for the relief and cure
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the case of Allcock's they certainly do uou
Allcock's Corn Shields,
Allcock's Bunion Shields,
Have no equal 11 a relief ud cure (or corns
and bunions.
. . Brandreth's Pills
.jUvo a safa and effeotivo remedy for
( """"j-roEularlty of the bowels.
BREADING
fcC "'.-,, .
FMIROAD SYSTEM
A IN EFFZOT JUNH 29. 1891.
Trains leave Shon&ndoab as fotlowsi
For Now Yorlc v'.x Philadelphia, woo ii
2.10,0.25, 7.20, a.m., 12.32, 2.55, 5.6.) p.m. Sundi
3.10, a. m For Nim York vl Mvm Cuur
week days, 5.85,7 91 a. m., 12.83, 8.66 n. re
For Reading and Philadelphia, week (lav
I. 10, B.25 7.20, a.m., 12.82, 2.55, 6.65 p. m 8.
day, 2.10, a. la.
For Pottsrtlle, week days, 2.10, 7.20, n, rr.
j-12.32, 2.65, 5.55 p. m. Sunday, 2.10 a. m.
For Tirana ua and Mahanoy City, week dar
&10, 6.SS, 7.20, a. m., 12,82, 2.85, 6.5 p. vs. fiv
day, 2.10, a. m. Additional fm Hatianoy CU
week days. 7 CO p. tn.
For Wllllamanort, Sunbury and r.ewlebir;
weok dayn, 3,25, 11.80 . m., I BS. 7.00 p. rr
Bunday, 3.25 a. m.
For Mahanoy Plane, week days, 2.10, 3.S5, r '
J.20. 11.85 a.m., 12.82, 1.85, 2.55,6.55,7.00,!
m. Sunday, 2.10. 8.25, a. m.
Fo- ABblind and Shsmokln. week dy, air
7.20, ll.S") a. m.. 1.85, 7.0O, 0.35 p. W. R !
8.25 a. E
TRAINS FOR 9HKNANDOAH
, Leave ! ?w York via PbUadelpnia.wejkilar
) 8.00 a r- 1 30, 4.00. 7.80 p. m 12.15 nlfht
t. day, -. ... m
mti I'nve New York via Mauch Chunk, weekday
H,W i in.. 1 10, 1.30 p. m.
Vlifivr PhllKdelphla, Reading Termini
7 B?J ' (lavs, 4.2 8.35, 10,00 a. m and i.nt
Tt', Li w n no undav, 11.30 p. m.
1-'V.- Haainf, week dayB.l.S5,7.10,10.0S,!l.H
KB. m s.l- 7.57 p. m Sunday, 1.35, a ra
. ' Ijc vg Pottsvlllo, week days, 2.85, 7.10 a. m
18.80, 1.11 1.. rr. Sunday, 2.85 a. ra.
htive ,t-mwjvi,weelr. days, 1.18, 8.50, U.tl X
tn., 120,7'" 0 , rr, Sunday, 3.18 a. rf.
Leave Mnharioy City, week days, 8.45, 9.11,
II. 47a. m l.fil, p. m. Sunday, S.l
a. m.
Leave MahanoT 1" a, week dtys, 2.49,
0.30, 9.37, U.W a n . -3,2.0e,6.20,e.25,7.68,lJ.i
p. m. Sur Uy, s.40, JO a. m.,
Leave Wlllrannoort, week dayB, 10.10, a. is
ig.8MI.15p m. Sunday, 11.16 p. m.
For Balti-nore, Washington ana the West T'.
fT B. & o. R. R , through trains leave Roadln.
Terminal, Philadelphia, (P. at R. R. R.) at S.
7.40, 11.20 a. m.r 3 48,5.18. 7.22, p. m., Sunday I.M
7.40, 11.26 a. m., 3.48. 7 22 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut Street vma
ana esoutn street wnan tor Atiantio ulty.
IK Week-Days Express, 9.00, a. m 2.00, 4.00.
nwiii u, nuwuiuuMaaiuu, o.W a. ill., u,kJ
t. m.
Bundav Kxnress. B.OO. 10.00 a. m. Accom.
i tcodatlon, 8.00 a. m. and 4.30 p. in.
ueturnirig, leave Atlantic City, depot, corns
Atlantic and Arkansas avenue.
Wcek-Divs .Exnreafl. 7.35. 9.l!0 n. m. and
4.00 a- d 5.31) p, ill. Accommodation, 8.15 a. m.,
and 4.32 p. m.
nuQiaj "jx reis, ud. t so p. m. Ao:oiumo
rltltlmt 7 17. a n, anill In m
IV Farlor crs on all express trains.
C O. HANCOCK, Gen. Pass. Act.
PblladelphU I1
I. A, SWEIH ARD, Oen. Sunt
KNNc L VAN IA KAU .iiOAO.
10QDTI.E1LL DIV16IOS.
J UiNK ,ta. 18U4,
Trains -ill leave Sher vndoah alter the above
V date for Wlrjuan'R, Qllberton, Pr&ckvllle, New
?Castle, Bt L'lalr.Pottsville, Hambiirc Readlnf,
Pottstown, Phoonlxvllle, Norrtstown and Phil
adelphia Uroad street station) at 0:00 asd 11:45
a. m. ana :i p. m, on weekdays rorl'otls-
VlUe
e ana miermeaiate stations a, ra.
UTTUn A vu
I flfiTor W'.Egan's, Gllhertun, Fraokville, Hew
sa -rra"e, t. uiair, i-ottsviue at o:uu. inga. it'
kndiytOp, m. For Ilambi'rg, Reading, Potts1
iSTHT PhoonlxvlUe, Nornstown, Phlladelhla
at 8:00. 9:40 a. in.. 8:10 n. ra.
Trains leave Frackvlllo for Shenandoah 61
10:40 a.m. and 12:14, 5:01, 7:12 and 10:27 p.m.
Bunds va. 11:13 a. m and 5:40 n.m.
Leave Pottsvllle for Shenandoah at 10:15,
lino a. m. ana t: iu, :io ana iu:uu p. m.nucars
at 10:40 a. m. and 6:15 n. m.
Leave Phlladelpbla (llroad street station) fcr
v oneaanaoan at ot sou a bo k m, i iu anu 7 il p
m week days. On Sundays loav at 8 60 a m.
Leave Broad Utreetstatlon, I'hlladclphla,
FOR NEW YORK.
For New York. iSxpress, weok diyf,
as a u, uo, ou, v xo, o uu, 4 as, o u, v w, ai v
ii is am, ix w noon, UHp. m. (liimuoa n'
press 1 08 and 4 22 p m. dining oars.) 1 10,
awiainins can. o. o. o.oou. 1 10. a a. iu rj
,m, 12 01 niffht. Sunday-!, 1W, 105, 150, 615,
J22,5J, 1103n in, 12 11, 14), 2 80 (dining car),
tV NaO) V itJf tl it JU 1S1I i'U. SOD lUilllUK ltl7
vA't 0, (Limited 122), 520, 031, 8 50, 7 13, 812pm
t 13 01 night.
Expraa-itcir Bn uon, without ohange, 11am,
weeicaay. una f i p m aMiy.
WASH INfiTON AND THE SOUTH.
RForHsIl jr. -. :a VTlw-.. ugton 8 6U, 7 0, 8 81,
I viu, iu' t ) i'i a, 12 go u'nuea aininq
r rr l 1:41 : H '1 n n nff nan lit in 1 inn.
KrwolnnRl 1 1,1 , dlmn - oar), 817, 655, 740
(dlntn;-, cir) p m, in! lii'i utuht week days.
Sunday, 350, SS 9 10. 1118 1110 a ra, 1 11
taming car), tstJ, itv uiairi Or.r) p m an
U08ntbt.
Leave Market street ne ry, C" Uililnhia,
FOH ATIMNTHJ OITY
? -.nrotift. S IWI A m. 3 HI. A ,m iLnil stt nm tvAAlr
T Suudvs, Express, i! 15 and I) 15 a in.
I Dana M v. Aoirlevea. W'tiwood and
v lH.e:h. Oinri . 9 av m.. 4 1:0 n in week
ays. nu' u 'y, v iv a an
For. -iua 1 - 1 -3 Ulty, Ooeaa CHtv and Avalnn.
KxpreH,9 X!a m.100 p m week days. Sun
days. U u a m
Kor -.imeia Point, express, 8 SO, a ra, 4 00 p
sc week days . Bu aduys, 8 4S a in
8. t. ivovj, J it WltOS,
f Weeks' Museum,
' 17 BOVTlt MA.ZN STItJSEl
Hlrds and animals ef ull selections.
Taxidermist, Robert Murray.
CoUwl ud Largest Glass of Eeer, Free Lunch Dalfj.
, Free lutoh evory Kornlrjc nd evening.
John WieiiKS, Proprietor
a. W. Davidson, Bartender,
BUBNANDOAQ'S RELIABIiH
(lor. Lloyd and White 8ts.
AU v, ui . guaranteed to be first-clasj in every
I " nartinui ir. Bilk tus and laca curtain sa speo.
Ulty. & ids oallod for and delivered, A trfa
eoliolted
Ao. MMU & BEDDALL,
.huecei 'i ,c;lev llroa.)
f Ku, 16 1. -u-.i Ireti
IP A-
Kir ilotto: HP' uaU'v at 1 ,rMt C
,i.r,' v at 1 fl CSS
j.'riced, ptrontb
patlaJy UOUCHJ4.
Tlio Great Struoture Formally
Dedicated Today,
THOUGH HOT IULLY COMPLETED.
A ItnllilhiR Tiplral of the Mnrrh iif Ger
nmny in Sclcncn, Art ami Art'tillcrtiiif,
4tin Ti.lnl Cot or Wliluh Will be About
Slvly Million Alarks.
Df.ui.in, Nov. 15. The uimsIto Rovcrn
merit building, tho now relchstng
strticltire, wiis fornmlly opened today.
It Is ly no mentis complete, but It
Is the yotmg knlser'a enrnost wish that tho
3ermnu parliaincnt should hold lt noxt
sotmlon In tho great hall designed for It,
find thousands are thereforo nt work to
sco Hint his desire In tho nmttor Is nt least
made posslblo. Thoro Is fully another
year's work within tho building In tho
way of great decorations and the making
and placing of tho statuary designed to
fill the thousand niches lu tho massive
corridors of this monumental structure
For twelve years tho workmen havo
been busied on this building, which, with
Its graceful front, faces the famous green
sward of the still more famous Thicrgar
tcn, and with Its torraced rear looks down
upon tho hustlo and turmoil of busy Ber
lin. It Is an Ideal location, selected as It
was by tho greatest of Germany's land
scape artists. From Its top, on which the
Imperial crown rests like a gem set In the
sky, the view of tho groat elty Is entranc
ing. It towers even above the great col
umn of Victory, which comniemorates-tho
result of the Franco-Germnn war.
Tho statue of Germanln holds tho placo
of honor on tho fncado, ond tho friezes un
derneath It are adorned with tho Gerinnn
anus ond mythological figures telling tho
story of early Teutonic times. Underneath
this Is the dedicatory Inscription: "To the
German People." Its Gorman letters form
tho words "l)em Doutschen Volko." Tho
ornamental work and tho statuary which
already adorn tho outside of the structure
nro tho work of a host of Germany's mas
ters, among whom towers tho sculptor of
tho Germanln statuo, Kelnhold Vegas.
It was in 1B80 that tho reichsrath first
gavo to tho world the conception of this
new structure. It seemed to bo an Im
pulse of the nation, and the German popu
lation Bhowed In unmistakable ways that
nothing would tend, more to completely
cement the German federation than a
monumental structure which would be
long to the nation uud be typical not alone
of Its unity, but of Its great advance in
science, art and architecture. It was to
bo a crowning event In tho history of tho
new Germany, nnd this Indeed It hns
proven to be. When on Juno 9, 1891, the
old emperor, William I, laid tho corner
stone, his Imprcsslvo words, fcw as they
woro, breathed tho noble spirit of patriot
Ism, and wero much In tho nature of n pro
diction that tho completion of tho struct
ure would find reunited Germany the
strongest nation on tho face of tho oarth.
Not until 1882 wasthoprlze architectural
competitition decided. Hundredsof plans
had been submitted by tho greatest aud
the least, and it remained for a man
practically unknown to even his own
nation to win the great prize. It was to
Paul Wollotthat the honor was accorded.
Ho was born at Oppenheim on tho llhlne,
was educated nt Barmstiult, in the tech
nological institutes of Berlin and Hanover,
and later perfected himself In his art in"
tho studios of Groplus, Lucao nnd Hltzlg.
Ho Is not nlono a great architect, but a
talented landscape artist aud u remarkably
clever civil engineer.
In tho first conception of the building
the architect had designed tho main hali
directly under tho great cupola, inu mllng
that it should be Hooded with light. It was
almost h whim of the old emperor that oc
casioned a change in the design so far u
this ldon was concerned. At n gathering
of nil those interested tho old omperor re
marked that It would bo very liurd on
Mr. U inilhovt, the great clerical loader, to
climb the stairs to a great hall directly
under tin- cupola. And so tho plan was
changed to euuform In many respects to
that of the government building of tho
United htates, where congross meets in
the wings.
The cost of the building will, when com
pleted, reach, perhaps, 60,000,000 marks.
This Is exactly double the amount at first
votod to curry out tho colossal project.
Had tho original doslgn for interior deco
ration and statuary boon carried out. It Is
likely that the building would have cost
over 100,000,000 marks.
Divorce tho Police From Politics.
New York, Nov. 15. At tho meeting of
the board of trade nnd transportation this
resolution was. passed: "Uesoltod, that
the New York bourd of trado and trans
portation believes that tho police force of
New York olty should be divorced from all
political control, uud that it should be con
stituted on some such basis us is the army
of the United States or the militia of the
state of New York, with a commandcr-in-ehlef
and all grades of officers who shall
rise from the ranks; with provisions tor
oo art martinis aud for appointments to
the foroo by the strictest civil service
rules."
Vniou Veterans tn Jtortlx Carolina.
Newberke, N. C, Nov. 16. A delega
tion of forty-five Union Veterans from
Connecticut arrived here to participate In
the unveiling ot the monument to the
Union soldier burled hero. They were
met at the depot by Confederate veterans
nd citizens, who gave them a cordial
greeting. The address of welcome wns
delivered by ex-Confederate General Cnl
len Battle, and was responded to by Sen
ator Piatt) of Connecticut. A banquet
was given the visitors lost night at the
Hotel Chattnwka.
An Old Church Iteitqillcated.
SMiTiiFimp, V Nov. 16. The oldest
Prottaut ohuroli in America, Old St.
Luke's oliurch, live miles from here, which
has undergone recent repairs, was rededi
oated yesterday. The oliuroh was erected
In lo:U, and was In constant use until 1778,
uud was not entirely abandoned until 1835.
The work of restoration began five years
ago.
Soon lolloped Ills Inthr.
SomjueiiannA, Pa., Nov. IS. Albert F.
Wiight, son of the Into Congressman M.
B. Wright, died yesterday nfternoon. He
wns 18 years old. Congressman Wright,
who was representative from the Fifteenth
district, died at Trenton, Cnundu, Monday
night.
Kxperues of the Cam's llness.
Viknna, Nov. 16. The pollers hero state
that, Including the 000,000 roubles divided
among the doctor, the ozar's illness uud
Journiiy to Llvndla cost 10,000,000 roubles,
AN ASTONISHED MARSHAL
llo Cnnnot Accniutt for the l)iiipprnrnnce
of 1114 l'rbmner,
St. I.ocis. Nov. 1. Deputy I'nlted
States Marshal Henry Miller, of San Fran
cisco, renohed St. Louis Inst crcnlng. He
left Snn Francisco, hist ThurNlay with
Hcnrj' Smythe, nrousod of u-lng the malls
to defraud Clilengo merchants. Monday,
nt Little Itock, Ark., Smythe disuppeared
from the train Kiinysteriousl.v that Miller
has not yet recovered liom the Ihk k.
When Smrthe'g wife learned that her
husband was to be taken she begg d per
mission to go along, end friends go npuss
for hor nnd her daughter.
"When aw reached Texarkaim Monday
niornlng,"saIdMiller,'Mrs. Hmythe made
coffee In the berth nnd prepared the meal.
An hour and n half nfterward I hud dread
ful pain lu my head, and I was almost
overcome by n drowsy feeling. My head
felt ns If It was in n vise. None of tho
others wero token sick. The lnfeicnco is
obvious.
"Karly In the nfternoon when the train
pulled into Mttlo llock I noticed that
whllo I had been on tho platform water
men had unlocked the roar door to supply
tho drinking tank, and that gniytlio had
skipped."
llBiiitcil with Woman SuirraBr.
DENVER, Nov. H. Mrs. Walte, wlfo of
tho governor, who was ono of tho fore
most women In ndvocnting equal suffrage
boforo tho legislature, said In nu lntervli w
that sho was Mlsgustcd with tho result of
tho enfranchisement of tho women. "Tho
conduct of tho women of Capitol IIU1 both
beforo nnd nfter tho election," she said,
"has been perfectly scandalous. They havo
simply cut tho throats of tho party that
gavo thom tho right to vote, and have dis
graced their womanhood. Tho governor
opposes the enfranchisement of women rs
much as I do now.- Ho thinks they should
receivo somo education In citizenship N -fore
they get tho full prlvllegoof Ameil i.n
citizenship."
A Convict's Awful Ilcntli.
Walla Walla, Wash., Nov. 14. A con
vict, William Thompson, met n violent
death in the jute mill at tho penitentiary.
Thompson was nmong tho shafting, nnd
his clothing caught a rapidly revolving
shaft. Beforo tho machinery could be
stopped ho was whirled around several
times. When taken out it was found al
most every bono in his body was crushed,
lie lived about half on hour. Thompson
was serving nn eight years' sentence from
Whitman county.
Whiteenpa Confession.
Atlanta, Gn., Nov. 14. Payuo Duncan
nnd Will Morrison have confessed to
shooting and throwing Will Roper into u
copper pit In tho Cohutn mountains last
May. Koper was nn informer on illicit
distilleries. Ono night ho was taken from
his homo by whitccaps, whipped and shot
and thou thrown into a initio shaft. Ho
fell seventy feet. For five days ho re
mained there, eating roots. When dis
covered ho was nearly dead.
Must Stand Trial.
Wasiiimiton, Nov. 14. Judge Cole yes
terday, In tho United States district court
of the district ot Columbia, overruled the
demurrer lu tho caso of John W. Macart
ney, of Washington, and E. R. Chapman,
of New York, brokers, who refused to an
swer certain questions beforo the somite
sugar investigating committee, and holds
the defendants for trial. Tho defendants'
counsel will now tnko tho case to the court
of uppeols.
Itrsmnpil with Non-Union
Pittbbuko, Nov. 14. The United States
Iron and Tin Pinto company (ommoucod
work iu its Demmler plan with fitly non
union men, under guard of deputy sheriffs.
Tho locked out men offered no interfer
ence. At Ktist Liverpool, O., Yialhtce
Bonflekl & Co. started om of their tin
mills with new hands. Troublo is feared
should the erm- any introduce any moio
outsiders to Ftiirt the other mill.
Riotous Miners Comlcteri.
Cumberland, Md., Nov. 14. In tin fh
cult court hero tho jury in the case against
Robert Izzett, Robert Wilson, Patt-u i
Monahnn, William Thomas, Henry Cook
and Patrick Donahuo, camo In last night
with a verdict of guilty. Tho parties are
all coal miners, ond wero indicted by tho
present grand Jury for unlawful assembly
nnd rioting ljx tho town of Eckhart during
the late strike lu this county.
Part of the 'Mviig" ItecoAeretl,
Sauna, Kan., Nov. 14. Tho bunk rob
ber who was shot hero on Monday by his
nfils alter he had been wounded by the
cashier of the bank robbed, had on hit.
person $1,500 of the booty. A letter was
ulso found addressed to Stephen MoKoe,
Ofti Hi ;ory street, St. Joe, Mo. The gang
wm- supposed to have been the same which
robbed the Fort Scott bank in September.
T.uko I'liller Mine Tire (.till lliirnliig,
SBAMOKIN. Pa.. Nov. 14. A number of
mlue ofnolals entered the wuter level tun
nel of the burning Luke v Idler mi no mid
found it full of , foul .gases. No traces of
the bodies of the four men who were im
prisoned thoro thirty-five days ago was
found. The lower workings are filled with
water, and tho tiro is still bunting in the
upper chambers ot the mine.
For the . . .
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Bot Smsob
Temperance DrfrtJkt
Mineral waters, Weiss beer. Bottlers ol
the fittest lascer boars.
17 iad It ?eeh Alley. ShMnaw, ft.
at, who oau taste our candles
L9H S . yrithont a feeling of affeo
CXArX fiifl Uon to' tne young man
uou wirA who brings them. They
Just melt In the month; the girl's eye,
melt with tenderness the young man also
melts, and the question Is settled. Try It.
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BRMw
! Clock Spring Blade,
jOnly Perfect Comb.
CorepnmiU Circuses,
As!; your Dealer for
af afL T-' 'i
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qa our nm on the SHtlNU CU11I1X C0.UU CO., 102IJfajtltoSt,Suulli llcud, luiUmu
A HANDFUL OF DIRT MAY BE A HOUSE
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AMTJ8ESIENT3.
JTtmtUUSON'H TIIKATU1S,
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, '94.
If. K. Da t'j's reatlttlo
Me o l)r .ma'io SuCtO,
Enemies for Life.
Presmtcd by a powerful oast tnrlndlrtT
the beautiful auA aecompllabed actress,
Miss JOAN CRAVAN.
Notable fenturesor this gr.ittd promotion:
Healistlo Btorm effect, revolving prison, rcue
in mid-ocean, gjpsy camp seene wltn temitl
ful waterfall, dHStru'tlon of cam," by light
uing and powerful olimaxex.
Keflnod singing ana fluncint specialties pre
sented by a cjlerlo of artls'.s.
Prices, 2is, 31, 50 aiih! 7,5 Ct
ltssirve l iev.s a' K' Mo s ! m etire.
JjlEIHJUSON'B THEATHE.
p. J. rsnousoN manaoer.
MONDAY EVEN'G, NOV. 19tli.
A majestic pantotuinc company.
BATES BROTHERS
New up to date
"HUMPTY DUMPTY."
Headed by the greatest living clown,
Mr. Charles ravel
Who always wins a laughing victory.
Specialties: Novelties, Acrobats, Singers
and Musical Artists that are up to date.
Why t Because we have them ; because
we turn people away nightly; btciusowe
make the greatest street parade of any
other show with our clown silver cornet
band and $2 000 trick doukey, Carmencita,
which will be seen on tho priucipnl streets
only. A. L. BLODGETT, Agent.
Prices, as, 35, 50 and 75 cih.
Reserved seats at Ktrlln's drugstore.
1 131 7 Arch St. I
I 19 1 tl I - .. . . . .
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ii-iie num iiiiKiHiimiiK t lliu
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
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Special DNrnNi'Mi VnrlcoHR VcIhm niul
Curcil hi 1 to 10 Did.
lit-lk-I' at Once.
Pinnn DniCnU Primary or Secondary
ULIIUU I U OU 1 cured bv entire v new
IliarralesamL'thoo. oyt-ars' Kuropean Hospiu
and 32 practical experience, as Cert Ideates and
IMnlomai nrove. Henri llvn ".rfntntnmnfifnr
boot "TltlJTH," tho only True Medical
Ilook ftdvertifxd. It 1b a true friend to ull
l BUiierereana to those contemplating tun rr mire.
I The most Stuhbom and danrrpmiKir asr.ll,.
iUed. Write or call and bo saved. Hours, 9to3;j
I bv KHiDio t ior examination ana trpatmentin
1 cnroniciina dnnserouH cases ( all dally it to
i ls.'lO 1 Wed. and Sat. from 0 to 4 ' ev'trs. a to
3 a iu; bun., U to 12. Treatment by mult.
rand
snerBeeR
Finest, Purest, Healthest.
Chris. Schmidt, Agi
1307 West Coal St., Shenandoah.
Millions of Dollars
Go up in smoke every year. Take no
risks but get your houses, stock, fur
niture, etc., insured In first-class, relia
ble companies, as represented by
DAVID FAUST, Insurance Agont,
120 South Jardln Street.
Also Life and Accidental Companies
THEATRE : CAFE
Formerly kept by Tbos. Gibbons,
Main and Oak Sts., Shen&ndwi
Fre-.n anaeuol Beer alw-ya on tap.
Wises, Llquore, Clg irs.
Costelui & CASBinr, Proprietor
Your Stomach : : :
Cannot stand the same washing that
yo.ir boots do, and the water you drink
isn 1 even St tor that purpose. Use
Lorettz Schmidt' Bear and Porter.
JAXK8 SHIELDS,
Manager Shenandoah Hraucli.
C-sTlT. ITA ATT
Wholesale aeat tor
Felfempaa'i hm, I J Export
Lager nil Saner Pale Beer,
No finer made. Flno llquora and Oifars
l) 4oulh Mslatlt.'
ipring Curry Comb
soil ns ft Jbrusli. iMti every curve, alio
Used by V. S. Army and l Uaru'ii- :.ml
and I.c wluig Horsemen ot the t. rl1.
It. sample mailed post tu'd 25 cvi.t '.
Lage
Pi
UJVAL 11)
No Dhapri r.ainent Bp ween Secre
tary Carlisle and the President,
RELATIONS ENTIRELY FRIENDLY.
The l'ri"li1. nl CmpliHllcHllj- Ol lilrs t!i
"Untlre Italeli of silly itUni tlemmtih"
nnd .Hiij lli l 'ot I'ormuliitluit si
I'lnimclnl Selu-inr.
AVashinktov, Nov. Ifi. The uttpnttun
of tho president wiw called ti the Ktate
tnentoon till ned in certain nowspH)ers to
the elTect that there had been a disagree
ment between him and Mr. Carlisle in re
gard to the issue of boiid and other mat
ters, and intimating that such dlsajnue
nient might result in the secretary's re
tirement from tho cabinet.
Tlio president emphatically denii d th
entire "batch of silly mlsstiiteinentH," ami
said: "Neterslncoourin.oolitioii together
has there been tho slightest unpli .wieit
ness or difference concerning the affairs of
the treasury department or nny other mat
ter. I have every reason to believe that
his attachment to me Is ns sincere ami n
great as mine is for him.
"I should be much nilllcted If anything
should cause him to entertain tho thought
of giving up ids position whllo he is doing
so much for his country. Wo have agreed
exactly as to tho issuo of bonds, und thero
has been no backwardness on his part on
that subject. I seo it is said that I nm
formulntlng a financial scheme. If such
a schenio Is prencuted it will bo tho work
of the secretary ot tho treasury, and I shall
indorse nnd support It. '
"The troublo seems to be that those
oharged with tho executive duties of tho
government do not appear willing at all
times to take the councils of the news
papers, and make publio all they Intend
to do."
Piling an KxpreM Company.
NEW Yor.K, Nov. 15. An amended com
plaint was filed in the United States cir
cuit court in tho suit of Malconi Anderson
and Roger W. Woodbury against Thomas
C. Plntt and tho United States Express
company. Tho plaintiffs had n sixty days
option on a piece of mining property in
Colorado called the liialto. The necessary
maps and other things for the proper trans
fer of tho company wero put in an en
velope addressed to .Malcolm Anderson, in
tills city, for execution. The package was
lost in the transudation and was not re
covered until the option expired. In con
sequence of this, It is claimed, the com
plaiuauts lost $100,000 to bo made on the
option, and judgment for that amount is
asked.
Mysterious JEobhery of Jewels.
Xjiiiladelpiiia, Nov. 15. The police are
considerably puzzled over a robbery that
occurred at the residence of Mrs. Harnier,
northeast corner of llroadaud Piuosireets.
several weeks ago, which has just bwn
made public. Thero wero no marks of
violence on any of the doors or window
shutters of tho houso to show In what
manner tlio thieves effected un entninceto
tho promises. The intruders succeeded in
gathering valuables, consisting princi
pally ot rings, valued iuallatnboutfl,6U0.
Several of the stolen articles aroheltioonib.
Colonists for Liberia.
NEW YORK, Nov. 15. The AVhlte Star
line st eamship Adriatic took iu her storage
a party of twenty colored people bound for
Liberia. This is 11 Hying column from thp
army of 4,000 negroes that is said to be
gathered in southern seaports nwaiting
moans of deportation. This orgntiizutiou
is under the management of Jerry Mc
Mllluu, a white man living in Uirmina
hmu, A!a end under the patronage of
Bishop Turgor, ot tho African M. K.
church.
A Vertllct After Nllleteon Years.
RSAIitso,Pa.,Nov. 15. Inn suit brought
by William I). Sunday, administrator of
Simon Dreibelbls, against the county of
Berks, to recover $1,1)13 balance allogcd to
bo duo on a bridgo contract, with Interest
for nineteen years, a verdict was rendered
yesterday in favor of tho county. This
case had been ponding in tho courts of the
county for nineteen years, and tho entire
claim, with interest, amounted to $4,800.
Cnutnirloii In Moutrenl.
Montreal, Nov. 15. Sluco Sunday
scarlet fever and diphtheria havo become
epldomie here, and was declared so at tho
meeting of the civil health board yester
day. Seventeen oases of scarlet fever and
diphtheria nro known to exist iu the Prot
estant Infants' home and twelve iu the
Foundlings' home. There havo been five
dentils. The Iloman Catholic institutions
havo not yet boon heard from.
Gerinuii Salt DutlablH,
Washington, Nov. 16. Attorney Gen
eral Olney has decided, iu response to an
inquiry from Secretary Carlisle, that salt
Imported from Germany la dnttablo under
the new turuT law.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Closing Quotation ot tlio Kw York and
riitlaalelpliiat Kxoliru.gua
New Yokk, Nor. U. With tho exooptlon ot
slight rallies hot w een 11 and ID o'clock, aud
about il o'ctrK k, the stunk market today was
a declining one. Closing bids:
Ihlgh Valley 3t W. N. Y. jfe Pa... 8M
Pennsylvania H Erie MJs
HeadiuB , nyt v., u w m
Bt. Paul a West Shore liM
Lehigh Nav 48 N. Y. Central Wi i
N. T. & N. K pt- SiH Lake Brie W... 17
Xew Jersey Cou... P5 Del. Uudsou...UUii ,
fleural Markets.
Puiijtnt.eHiA, Nov. 11. Flour firm; win
ter superfine. U lOJi.UU; winter extras,
2.40; No. winter family, '.'.!iUi!.uo; state
roller straight, 9.Uim.K western winter,
Clear, :!.SX(i2.70. Wheat strong, higher, with
fi8ie. bid and Wfri:. aiked for November. Corn
tlrnter, quiet, with IUc bid aud $!Hic. KakoU
for December. OaU higher, firm, with 3tic.
hid and 37o. asked for November. Hay
firmer: good to choice timothy, Jl913. Beef
steady; M hams, SITQIT.SU. Pork dull. Lard
firm; western ateam, $7.U; olty, $787.IS. But
ter firm; western dairy, 1I1ik). ;.ilo. cream
ery, lodtStto.; do. factory, l(lHo.; Elgina. Stki.;
imitation creamery, I3Q!tte.;iNw ork dairy.
13aJW4c.; do. rreamery. lUOUiic.; state cream
ery prints, extra, SWi .; do. choice, ftfe.; do. fair
to good, !3W24c.; pruiU lubhlng at 87tfic.
Olieeseflrm; large. "U'tflejac.; do. suuli, 9
llo.; part sklma, Uli a7Vte. Kgtts quieter; state
and New York, U-VlHSc.; refrigerator, 17c.;
western fresh, iUfy ."e
Live stoek Marhets.
NW Yohk, Nov 14.---Beovia slower; native
steers, prime to ciioiee, SAJAIS; fair to g mil,
$I.Su2M.90; ordinary to medium,
onmmon. WW; oxen, 2.1nrtMSH; bulls.
i 75; dry cows, l.lt(ft!.6U, Ualves steady, but
slow; poor to prime veals, f.Vii8, graun rs, Jfc-'jt,
3; western calves, fa.?5it;i.75. Bhu-p and
lambs steady; inferior to good sheep, S.i3;
common to ohoico Iambs, i'iiii.m. Uugs
firmer ; Inferior to choice, tt,75a.5.a.
Tired, Weak, Nervous
Could Not Sleep.
Prof. L. P. Edwards of Preston,
Idaho, says: "1 was all run down,
weak, nervous and irritable through
overwork. I suffered from brain fa
tigue, mental depression, etc. I be
came so weak and nervous tliat I
could not sleep, I would arise tired,
discouraged and blue. I began taking-
Dr. Miles' Nervine
and now everythinfr is changed. I
sleep soundly, I feel bright, actlro
and ambitious. I can do more in one
day now than I used to do in a -week.
For this great good 1 pivo Dr. Milea'
Restorative Nervine the sole credit-
It Cures."
Dr. Miles' Nervlno Is sold on a positive)
gnarantvu that tho first bottle will licueHt.
All druggists soli It at 1,0 bottles for to. or
It will bp sent, prepaid, on receipt of price
by tho Dr. Miles Modlcal Co., Elkhart, lnd.
T. M. REILLY'S
oehtkalia's
POPULAR : HOTEL !
Where you ran always got
a glass of
Cool Beer and Refreshlns Wiro
Whiskeys, etc. Don't forgot the pitta
T. M. Reilly'8,
Locust Avenue, CENTHAL1A.I
WB L Douglas
IS THE DEST.
I NO SQUEAKING.
$5. CORDOVAN.
FRENCH&ENAMELiEDCALn
4.$5.5-0 FINE CA' F&KAN6AISE.
$5.6?P0UCE.oSoLr
2.l.7-5 BoYsSCHomS;3.
LADIES-
, SEND FOR CATALOGUE
W'L.'OOUaLASs
BROCKTON, MASS.
l'ou can snve money by. purchasing tVJ
llfltlfflllH PjllOCN,
Because, we are the largest nionufaclurersot
advertlbed shoes in the world, and guarantee
the vaWe by stamping the name and price o
the bottom, which protects yen ai.alr.st 6ig!
prices and the mi ldlti lau' profits. Om shoe
equal custom work in style, easy fitting ami'
wearing qualltl-s. We have Oii.ra sold every
u ' -re at lower prices for the value given th.m
!" other make T.fce 10 t.ibstitule. Il your
Ot ifr roviot supply vou, v.-e can. Sold by
Joseph Ball, Shenandoah, Pa.
When in POTTS VIL-L-K,
Stopt
PHILWOLL'S HOTEL
200 North Centre Street.
Meals at nil hours. Ladlea' dining roona.
attached. Flnast w'nes. Honors, cigars.
If your clotblvr doesn't keep
Hammersloogh : Bros
Swell, Kellable, New York
-OLOTHII1TG-
Make him get it Their celebrated
$15.00 Melton Overcoat
Wears Ilk steel and Is sold by eve'y proml
nen clothier in the stale. None genuine with
out JUuutEerslough Hros.' label.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Ivjatu mid)fri(a $1 W1, on pcrn
or real ostao otmrMy N.j publtalty. Lota
Win ba rtturuci u 'UU mvulxl? nifcyneafc-' or
reiaiuoa to anuaiu i of v: rvHiM)ornwr.
A loan from iti t'mnnta' wiM nnt Ihjupw the
Qranulfti switn-e n: t y ln-iivtaufti i Urua,
NotJOCW) Int' MtrtnT(t?jH a.nually Mo-ny
lpTiVd fo a"v i if Mac) i is to tooT- -) or
enter tuia w u off itorMiBfcl- '-ii-H
nolea, to bun i "i' , .rdaie prupofCy. r t.
Iqi anypurvu e , irnw m y bo
Ati&te h. Cent l Tru t Company iJk , Um
Aro street , .itMnAijihiii Y.i J-iMrn
If vou rlosire to invpt la Btooks In n !
ftntl le)j;ltmate m muer witimut ram a-i 1 r
ry. 'Uisi'rib to our lUAnreiiniutry an-1 1- w,
which will pay you from 2 tori ierc6iU.it'-Wli !
in any at-tie markeU U will uav yuii tn ire j
that) double the are rajn rate of uit"rc t ip Aay J
ordinary husinoss uurAUlta. Dou'islureceiy
from tid to 51, 00.
We will be ptaased to furnish vou rofereoeen
as to our tmaceita in tho iat. -md wli.tt.wa ajre
tlofufffor others. If you ans iitu iteri when
you cannot oall on ua in person, addreee yoor
uouiiuuiiloattous to the
Metropolitan News Co.,
48 Canyr St., Ronton t Mats.
We remit pro tits once a week and nrlnoi pftl on
three dayr notice, r.irtien proferriiitt to do
their own invettu, are ml vU.d to subscribe
to our Daily Market Letters, which Kirnyoa
Important informatloi. on active Rtooks aud
will enable you to make money If you do your
own speculating. Kates, M per month; or
with teletrrmis of important changes, 9X109
jer mouth. Addreu,
Metropolitan News Company
48 CONGRESS ST.,
Zo Has U. .Huston, Msm,
dr;hobnsack,
DFMOVFr. To 648 N. Eighth St.,
rr: sbuv," Ureio, )'hUii,PI
Kormerly ut awNcnL -ic-ind St is ine-oldest
In Arcerlcu tor iht iriutnient of Hptiial
HUiHHtm and luiifiitl Mrrar: Vartcooile,
Hydrocele, Lost Muuhoud, etc. Treatment try
mall a. specialty. Communications bacrtdly
ooDBdential. Sind stump for boolt. Uours
a. m. to 8p.tr Sundavs. SioWm
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