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Alt
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Tired, Weak, Nervous
Could Not Sleep.
Prof. L. D. Edwards, of Preston,
Idaho, says: "I was all run down,
weak, nervous and lrrltablo through
overwork. I Buffered from brain fa
tigue, mental depression, etc. I bo
camo so weak and nervous that I
could not sleep, I would arise tired,
discouraged and blue. I began taking
! Dr. Miles' Nervine
and now everything is changed. I
Bleep soundly, I feci bright, actlvo
and ambitious. I can do moro in ono
day now than I used to do in a week.
1'or this great good I give Dr. Miles'
Restorative Nervine the sole credit.
It Cures."
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A Tragedy That Puzzles the Police
of Minneapolis,
t
THE MURDERER NOT YET LOCATED,
Tho Mysterious Individual Who Accom
panied MIm (ling on Her Night lllile,
niiil Who Wns I'mlniihtcdly Her Mur
dercr, Hn Thus I'ur llliuled the Olllrer.i.
MWKSAI-.LIH, Dec. 0. What will prob
ably prove to b tho most mysterious mill
sensntionnl crime in tbo history of tho ,
jiuifcunCTiin uii' iiniruer oi iuiss nina
rino Glng, which wns ittinouncotl In these
illspntchus yusUTilny. Jliss CJlng, who wns
a tlressinnkiT, ww 2U years of ngo nud of
striking bwiaty.
Miss Glng, wlio hail connections In Au
burn, X. Y., whore her reputation is tho
very best, brid lntm in this city somo Mine,
niul luul worked up a lucrative business ns
n dressnuiki r. Sho hnd boon known to
enrry lnrgo Bums of money on her person
on several ocohbIoiis of Into. Ono of tho
most Important fncts yet learned Is thnt
Miss Glng tlrow 7,000 from n snfO deposit
vault Monday, and no trace of this money
can bo found. This strengthens tho theory
that sho was killed for money. Others
think It to bo a lovo affair, and that tho
murder was prompted by jealousy.
A young man named Harry T Hayward,
who Was said to havo had business deal
ings with tho murdered woman, was ex
amined by tho pollco in a most vigorous
manner for hoveral hours. Ho admitted
having had dealings with Miss Glng, and
said ho had loaned her at various times
largo sums of money. Ho held her per
sonal notes ior ?G,000, and stated thnt sho
luul not lonjr ago taken out an accident
policy of fo.OUO, which was assigned to
hhn.
Ono of tho first things which tho pollco
learned was that lately several notes had
been sunt to Miss Glng by a man who al
ways summoned a messenger from tho
Nicollet House, and that sho received ono
of the notes on Monday. Tho messenger
was located, nud upon visiting Mies Glug's
rooms pointed out the picture of Harvey
Axford, local manngur for nn eastern
clothing llrm, as thitt of tho man who luul
sent tho notes; but when Axford's wlfo
proved that she had given Miss Glng Ax
ford's photograph Mr. Axford wus dis
missed. It Is known that Miss Glng had a com
panion during her rldo of Monday night.
It Is certain that this companion was be
yond the iieradventuro of a doubt her
murderer, but thus far thero is scarcely
the shadow of a clew to his identity. But
ono man has turned up who over saw tho
murderer. This is a mounted officer, Get
chell, and his was only a lleetlug glimpse
of the faco in tho moonlight. Tho officer
was making ids rounds on Lako street,
near Portland avenue, about 8 o'clock
Monday evening. A carriage passed him
in which tho occupants were loudly quar
reling, llu glanced at tho man and saw
that ho was thin of faco and had a heavy
dark mustache. Ho claims that ho looked
at tho rig as It passed sharply, and posi
tively identified it ns tho Goosman rig
which Miss Glng hired, and which camo
back to tho stable empty and blood soaked.
Interviews with Miss Glng's financial
agents, G. L. Jones' Sous, revoal tho facts
that sho has been in pressing need of
money, for which somo ono was pushing
her within tho last six weeks. Her agents
had loaned out Sl,300, but she suddenly do
elded to call her loans. It was not found
easy to transfer them, and Miss Glng bo-
camo quite impatient for tho money, say
ing sho only needed It for thirty days.
Finally tho matter was arranged, aud sho
drow out nbout $1,000.
The head waiter in Barge's restaurant
tells of Miss Glng and Hayvvaill mooting
thero as late us Saturday, on which occa
sion Miss Ging showed nearly 2,000 in
bank bills.
It ha1 been ascertained, too, that Miss
Glng had nearly completed her arrange
ments for opening a largo millinery estab
lishment on Nicolas avenuo, and had
opened negotiations with tho ngeut of a
store property to that end. This would
explain her need for reai'y money, as sho
was anxious to purchase stock and open
for tho holiday trade.
Cashed llogus Warrants.
CHICAGO, Dec. 0. C. K. Kimball & Co.,
It. D. Kelly and other brokers, who havo
been doing a thriving busluosa in shaving
election j udges and clerks' warrants, havo
discovered that they havo been defrauded
of a largo amount through bogus war
rants. About 5,000 judges and clerks
served nt tho recent election, receiving
warrants for from il3 to ?15. Many cashed
thorn at a discount with various brokers.
Vhou tho warrants wero prosentod to tho
comptroller yesterday it was found thnt a
uuuibor of bogus ones had boon cashed.
The amount of tho brokers' lossos Is not
known, but it will probably bo largo.
llnttle Ilctueeti Olllcers mid Outlaws.
Tdlsa, I. T., Deo. 0. A fight occurred
between Deputy Marshal 'William NelU
nnd posso aud UuzLuckoyaiidTomUcots,
Creek Indians, and William Smith, a
Chorokeo negro, at thp cabin of Llzzlo
Lola, twelve miles southeast of this place.
Laforco, a deputy, was shot through tho
body and mortally wounded. Tho outlaws
escaped and the deputies, after being re
inforced, aro niw in hot pursuit.
Olllcers of New Jersey State Grange.
TllKSTON, Deo. (). Tho Now Jersey stato
grange, Patrons of Husbandry, are hold
lug a two days' session in this city. Tho
meetings are held bohlnd closod doors.
Theoo officers wero elected: Master, J. T.
Cox, Readlngton (re-elected); secretary,
M, D. Dickinson, Woodstown; treasurer,
Charles C. Collins, Moorestown.
Separata Coach 1)111 Defeated.
Richmond, Va., Deo. 0. In the house of
representatives a bill requiring the rail
roads to provide soparato coaches for whlto
aud colored passengers was reported un
' favorably. Bills similar to this havo made
j their appoaranco In every legislature of ro
' cent yoars aud havo boon liivarlably de
' feated,
Threaten to Attack Samoa.
STDNEY, N S. V., Deo. 0. Advices ro
celvod hero fi'Hii Apia, Samoa, show that
tho native rebels aro displaying much
activity. Tin y havo announced their in
tention to ntt.iek Apia. The British war
ship Wallaroo Is lying In Apia harbor.
Another Victim of Football
IllCliMOND, Ky., Deo. 0. Harry Good
loo, a student of the Central university of
this city, dlotl hero yosterday of Injuries
sustained whllo pluyluir football. Ho was
a son of State Senator John D. Goodloo, of
tma county.
BUTCHERED AND WIPED OUT OF EX
ISTENCE IN A FEW MONTHS.
Hundreds uf Thousands Slaughtered In
Couplo of Years ATler the lliiiillnR lie
enmo General Story of tho Glinso nnd
llnltln In the Gorcr.
Beforethe Northern 1'aciflo rnllrond hnd
crossed tho continent west of the Missouri
river the swtlon of tho country bounded
by that rlvor on tho east and tho Hocktes
on tho want nnd stretching from tho
I'lntto, In Nebraska, northward to tho
British lino, wns tho greatest stamping
ground for buffaloes In tho whole north
west. Tho country was moro or loss hos
tile in thoso dnys, and the Indians, who
had been tho best guardians of tho bison
until whllo pot hun tors camo among thorn,
soon gained the civilized Idea of slaughter,
nud from that tlmo tho doom uf tho repro
sontntlvo American gamo animal wns kbi
tlvely assured, but the grontest blow dealt
tho bison herds of tho northwest was the
completion of tho Nortliorn l'nolflo track
west from Bismarck to tho Kooky moun
tains. Tho road prnctlonlly divided the
herds (for the bison will novor, unloss
forced, cross the Iron of n rnllrond track),
and thoso to tho south wero soon swal
lowed up In the general slaughter waged
by Indians, pot, hldo and tonguo hunters,
foreign sportsmen and others who wero
out to kill anything they saw on sight.
This wns during the winter of 1882-3
The buffaloes to tho north wero In ninny
scattcrod bauds, but thero was ono great
herd of not loss than 76,000 head, which
had found n temporary rcfugo In tho tri
angle formed by the Musselshell, Missouri
nnd Yellowstono rivers in Montana, nnd
as yet they had not been "smollod out"
by olther red or whlto hunters, but they
wero ns surely doomed ns though nl ready
killed, for tho railroad Iron cut them off
from their southern range, nnd tho In
dians of tho Canadian northwest ns well
ns thoso of our own country barred theli
retreat Into tho far north, and so they weir
hemmed In betweon tho two, with no pos
slblllty of cscnpo In cither direction.
To Illustrate In a few words tho remark
ablo destruction of that section nlono It
will only bo necossnry to say that this last
great hord was completely wiped out of
oxlstonco In less than four months, and
beforo tho close of tho year thero wero but
a few singles nnd pairs left as fugitives In
that vast country, whore, but a yonr or
two boforo, thoy could have boon counted
almost by the hundreds of thoumnds. The
shipping figures from two points on tho
Yellowstono at thoondof the season, Glen-'
dlvo and Miles City, show 800,000 buffalo
hides sent from tho former and 185,250
skins of oik, nntclopo and door from tho
latter place.
It chanced, nt the tlmo mentioned, thnt
tho writer, with a email detachment of
soldiers, was pnsslng from tho Missouri
river country to tho Yellowstono, and wo
enmoacross, nlmostdnlly, numerous bands
of Gros Ventre, I'lecan, Blnckfeet and
other Indians, all hurrying to tho slaugh
ter of tho noblo nnininls oa tho Mussel
shell. Our 6cout, or guide, wns n Crow
Indian named Two Moons, nnd ono day
whllo throadlng our way through Bad
Lands, painted buttes nnd broken coullos
a smnll herd of nbout 000 bison camo rush
ing Into view around n bluff not more
than 200 yards distant, and with heads
down and pnlntbrusl) tnlls erect they
camo plunging on directly toward us In
tho wildest fort of confusion. A gonulno
stnmpcdo was probably in full operation,
and tho soldiers, not waiting for orders,
lost no tlmo In placing n safe nnd reasona
ble, dlstanco betweon themselves nnd tho
threatened danger. They quickly shied
oil to tho right, nnd I felt It my duty at
this "impending crisis" to keopns closo to
tho heels of my lipping comrades as tho
6pecd of my horso would permit.
In n few mlnutos tho Inst of tho fleolng
bison wero well to tho rear, and thoy soon
disappeared beyond a neighboring knoll
with tho spocd of an express train. Whllo
watching thciannd debating whothcr a
chaso would bo worth tho trouble, from bo
hlnd Uio bluff whero tho buffaloes had
first appeared now camo a 6ccond band of
bison, about 00 In nil, with u dozen well
mounted Cheyenno bucks In hot pursuit.
As boforo, tho nnlmnls camo direct toward
us, but our shoutings nnd hnlloolugs
turned them nsld, and thoy shied off to
tho loft, entering tho jaws of n rough,
brokon ravine, which was precisely what
their red pursuers wanted. The ravino
was n sort of rift In tho Bad Lnnds which
practically led nowhere, but which wo nft
crwnrd discovered narrowed and closed In
until It ended In n steep, lnipassablo pock
et, with no outlet except by tho original
way of entry.
Tho Indlnns shouted to us as thoy rushed
by, and, rnther Interested In tho outcomo,
as I suspected tho nature of tho ravine, I
left tho sergeant with tho detachment,
and, taking tho guide with me, followed
swiftly on tho heols of tho flying Choy
ennos. Gamo and hunters soon disappeared in
tho twlnlngs nnd Intertwining of tho
gorge, nnd ns It wns an exceedingly rocky
nnd difficult trail wo took our tlmo nud
practically "made hasto slowly." How
tho red men nhead of us over got over tho
ground fao quickly was an unsolved mys
tery. Nnrrowor and narrower becaino tho
gorgo, and ot last wo paused to listen.
There was scarcely a sound In tho air, but
this Intense stillness became suddenly
broken by a series of rapid shots nnd wile
yells, nccompanlcd by a thundorlng, ruin
tiling noise, which was almost deafening.
Tho tumult rapidly grow louder, and thon,
just in front of us, from out tho depths of
tho canyon camo tho buffalo herd like tho
wind, directly toward us. Somo wore
bleeding, many wero woundod, nnd others
wero limping badly. It never seemed pos
Elblo that living brutes could travel over
such rough ground with such speed, but
tho difficulties of tho trail never seemed to
concern them In the least, for, as a matter
of fnct, tho rear ones crowded tho forward
ones with such persistonoo nnd so rapidly
that they hnd to movo quickly or elso bo
trampled undor foot.
After this thundercloud hud passed,
with focllugs of great relief, wo wont on
up tho canyon to see how tho Indians had
fared. It proved to havo been a disastrous
encounter for the Choyennos, as many of
thorn wero limping and bleeding as badly
as tho stampeded buffaloes. A survey of
tho freo frontier clrous ground discovered
suvcu dead buffaloes, three wounded In
dians ono ot them quite seriously and
six ponies killed and maimed, Chicago
Herald.
A Prize Winner,
"So you hnvo two prizes, Mnbelf"
"Yob, papa."
"What aro they for?"
"Well, I got this prlzo for having tho
bc6t memory."
"Well, what was tho other?"
"I oan't ihlnk nt tho moment what
that was for. Standard Magazine.
THE lNiraGATIOffi
tho Charges of Nogleot Against
Distriot Attoruoy Follows,
NUMBER OF INDICTMENTS UNTRIED
Chief Clerk t'liRcr, Under Orders from the
District Attorney, liefnsed to Prepare n
1,1st or Such Cases llyrnes May Go Itu
foro tho Uxnw Committee.
New Yonn. IVc. 0. The taking of ton
tlmonyln the case of District Attorney
Fellows wits resumed before Commissioner
Ijlnson. Chief Clerk Unger, of tho dis
trict attorney's office, declared that tho
Btatoment that Charles L. Jaehne's bond
hnd licon accepted for upwnnls of Mo.ooo
by the district attoruoy Is a gross error.
The totnl amount of ball for which Jaehno
had pledged himself, he said, was exactly
tl,rt00.
Chief Clerk TTngor testified that ho could
not uncertain the total number of Indict
ments remaining untried on Deo. 1, 1891
Ho had no list of the number of felonies
or misdemeanors tried since Jan. 1, 1801.
The number of cases disposed of during
the year on pleadings by tho defendants
wns 1,100. Tho number of Indictments
for the year was 1.012. He did not know
how many oases hnd been disposed of by j
actual trial. Under orders from Colonel
Follows Unger refused to propnro a list of
Indictments pending nnd untried on Dee.
1. Tho commissioner ordered the witnes
to prepare tho list.
Furrier Hoffman told of tho efforts ho
hnd mndo to have n pickpocket named
George Murray prosecuted, and ascribed
his defeat to Assistant District Attorney
Townsend. Henry J. Schloss, a momlicr
of tho firm of If. J. Schloss & Co., cloth
ing manufacturers, who nsslgncd a year
ngo, gave a brief account of the larceny of
$125,000 by their bookkeeper nnd cashier,
josepn it. ijimls, In 1893. The man was
indicted Inst March and tho caso has never
been brought to trial.
Deputy Clerk Henrr Welsh, of tho court
of general sosslous, whllo ndmlttlng thnt
courts sometimes adjourned because thero
was no business before them, wild ho had 1
nover heard any judge complain about tho
district attorney's negligence.
Assistant District Attorney Hennessey
was asked to explain why thero had been
delay In forwarding money to the city
chamlierlaln collected In forfeited bail
oases. He gave legal ronsons, and referred
ton stntuto In support of his position.
Ditty Cnll Superintendent llyrnes.
New Yohk, Deo. (). It Is now openly as
serted that Superintendent Byrnes will lie
called to testify before the I-exowcommlt-teo.
It is not assorted thnt tho superinten
dent has been guilty of any wrongdoing,
bpt It Is claimed that ho knows of mnny
"weak points" in tho pollco department.
Tho most Interesting tpstimc iy yesterday
was tho assertion that policemen in a lit
of spleen had broken Into private houses,
claiming thnt they wero in search of disor
derly quarters.
Klectrlo Cars to Carry the Mulls.
Cleveland, Dec. 0 Assistant Superin
tendent K. M. S. Mntson, of Washington,
Is milking nrrnngements with thu Cleve
land Electric Street Hallway company for
tho collection and delivery of tho mails.
Letter boxes will be placed on electrlo
linos on the various lines In caso tho com
pany accept the proposition for tho servlco.
Tho government offers tho street car com
pany the same rato as Is paid steam rail
roads, which Is $I2.75for every 200 pounds
per mile per annum. It Is very likely that
the proposition will bo accepted.
A llolgu of Terror In Arkansas.
Paukdale, Ark., Dec. 0. Parkdnlo Is
In tho throes of a rclgn of terror. Kugeno
Thompson and Wiley Maxwell exchanged
shots with Wlnchohters yesterday, but no
ono was hurt, John Turnbow, who wns
shot a fow days ago, died, aud ono of tho
negroes has also died. Tills Is threo men
that have been killed hero In tho past
week. Tho people are going armed, and
every man has a Winchester.
I'ostolllee Thief Sentenced.
Atlanta, Dee. 0. A. J. I,nird, formerly
n United States postolllco inspector, who
ombezzled a large bum from tho office at
Da Grange whllo his daughter wns post
mUtress, pleaded guilty In tho federal
court at Columbus, and was sentenced to
three years' imprisonment und W00 flue.
The Weather.
For ensteru Pennsylvania nnd Now Jer
sey, fair; variable winds, becoming south.
For Delnwnrn nnd Mnrylnnd. folr; south
erly winds. Tho weather will contlnuo
fair In alt districts, with nearly stationary
temperature.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
Closing Quotation of the New York und
l'hlladellilila Kxehunires.
New Yoiik, Dec. 5. Active speculation on
the Stock Exchange today was confined to
Sugar, Chicago Gas and the (irangcr shares.
Outside of thefce securities the transactions
did not reach 40,tO shares, und of tho tolal
sales of tho day nearly two-thirds were of
t-ugar, 170,0110 shares of which changed hands,
being about the heaviest sales ot any single
stock on tho Exchange In one day. Closing
bids:
Lehigh Valley 33 W. X. Y. & Pa.... 5H
Pennsylvania 60 Erie 11
Heading 15 I)., L. & W 100H
St. Paul. 5TH West Shore lUi4
Lehigh Nav- 49 N. Y. Central .. W
N. Y. & N. E. pf - Lake Erie & W .. 10
New Jersey Cen... U3?4 Del. & Hudson. -iSSH
General Markets.
PniLAOELPIUA, Dec. 6. Klour firm; winter
BUpurllne, SSaoas.'-l); do. extra. ?i'.3-VBS.10;
No. 2 winter family, SS.SovJtS.OO; Pennsylvania
roller straight, J2.00S.r5; western whiter,
clear, $3.50iaS.TO. Wheat quiet, steady, with
(Vjac. bid and BOHo. asked for December. Corn
firm, quiet, with 61 '40. bid and SIHc. asked for
December. Oats llrm, higher, with Mo. bid
and Dec. asked for December. Hay Arm; good
to choice timothy. S12.S013. llcefdull. Pork
dull. Lard steady! n estern steam, t'.'M; city,
$8.75. liutter quiet; western dairy, llftltio.i
do. creamery, likai'Sc. ; do. factory, lOQUKc.;
Elglna, 95c,i Imitation creamery, 13Oo.i New
York dairy. WaoXfc.; do. creamery, 18Jlo.;
Pennsylvania creamery prima, extra, lf7o.i
do. choice. Stic.; do. fair to good, W&Vic.;
prints Jobbing at 331o. Cheee quiet; New
York large, lftjfell4c.; do. small, tiilic: part
skims, 3Uo.; full skims, VrfOa. Eggs Irreg
ular New Yorkaud Pennsylvania, StVatfic; Ice
house, 172to.; western, fresh, SiH6o. ; south
ern, iaKo.
Live Stock Markets.
New Yoiik, Deo. 5, lieeves active, good
cattle firm; native steers, prime, fi. 05(5.15;
fair to good, SI.7IKH3; common to medium,
UMHttm; oxen. ttt.WVM; bulls, (2ll.7Si
dry cowb, f l.laii. 10. Calves uneven, veals
firm; other cales lower; oor to prime veals,
S&iftT.&O; grasecre, S.!16; western calves,
fH.604V). Sheep and lambs active, stronger;
poor to prime sheep, (1.503.5; common to
fair lambs, RVo&l.m. Hogs (lrui at fi.BOai.
COTTOLENE-
Many Persons
Cannot touch food prepared with lard, and yet all
such people can eat freely of food shortened with, or
cooked (even fried) in COTTOLENE. For dyspep
tics, and those with delicate digestive powers, Colto
lene is invaluable. Having all the good features of
lard, with none of its unhealthfulness, its wonderful
on every
The N.
I3J K.
POZZONI'S
Combines every clement of
beauty and purity. It is beauti
fying, soothing, healing, health
ful, and harmless, and when
rightly used is invisible. A most
delicate and desirable protection
to the face in this climate.
-WNVXNJ1
Insist upon having tho gonulno.
AUSY PeLLS!
DRUG HCarr inn aiicar trun r criD"utnuaire eortr
STOSESHquARDI' Wilcox Specific Co.,Pmila.,Pa.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Lomfl mdt from SllH) t fVHX) on pert-onut
or real entato security. No publicity. Loans
can be returned 'it smMl mutably pyaientt or
retained form numbrof earsto suit borrower
A loan from this company will not Injure tltc
Hnc'Ul stanJlcg of ary Individual or llrm.
No bonus IutereBLd per cent. HunuHlly Morcy
Umned for any purroi-e, "Hidi aa to increaup or
enter buslm ss, to pay off mortgaeH, judttemen t
notes, to butld or purchase property, or In fact
for any oflgMflk that njoue may be desired
AddreftHjHHMn Tru-u Company I'a., 18
Arch atrfWH'biladelphla. Pa. 6-lMtti
AFTER ALL OTHERS FAIL
CONSULT THE
OLD RELIABLE
SPECIALIST
K l'h St Bnlow Oallowhlll,
OiJ n. Id 11 eh Philadelphia, Pa.
To secure a positive and nerminont cure of
Errors ol Youth ar.d Loss ol Manrood and or ull
dlBon-OB ot tbe Blood. HldnsiS, B'a der. Skin
and Nervous System ronsult nt once Dr. Lonb
He guarantee In alt lanes oiused by EvceS'OS,
Imp udence or Inheritance to rettoro to Health
and Strength by lulhllng up t o shattered
nervous system ana adding new life nnd energy
to the broltoii down constitution. Consultation
ana examination free and sf rtctly contldentlnl.
Oillce hours, da ly and Sunday fron 9 a. m. to
3pm., and 0 to tl evenings Head Ills book on
Errors of Youth and obscure diseases of both
bckos. went free.
Weeks' Museum,
17 SOUTH MAIN STHEEl
lllrtls nnd animals ol all selections
TaxidermlRt. Itotiert Mtirrnv.
Coldest and Lafsesl Glass af Beer. Free Lunch Oallv,
6
free lunch ovory rrornlng nnd evening.
Joiin Weeks, Proprietor.
Q. W Davidson, Bartender.
DR.. HOBENSACK,
REMOVED To 648 N. Eighth St.,
II above Uroen. Pblla, Pa,,
Formerly at 206 North rteoond St Is th? old
est In America for tbe treatment of acial
DUeaaea antl Youthhtl lWrori. Varicocele,
Hydrocele, Lost Manhood, etc. Treatment by
mall a specialty. Communications acredlj
Confidential. umd stamp tor book. Hours,
a. m. to 9 p. tr undavs. 9 to VI rr
If your clothier doesn't keep
Hammerslough : Bros
Swell, Reliable, New York
I -GLOTHI1TG-
Hake him get It Their celebrated
$15.00 Melton Overcoat
Weirs like steel and if sold by evey proml
nen clothier In the Btttte. None genuine wltb
outHammerslough Hros.' label.
IlaTO yoa Soro Throat, IJmples, Copper-Colored
Rpota, Acbes. Old Bores. Clcen In filouth, llatr
FUIIdkV Writo Cook Krmrrty Co.. 1107 AIa
BnnIcrlniple,rhlcairo,I Uf or proofs of cures.
Capital 8SOO.UOO, i'atlcntBcu red nine Tar
ojfjodajNjmind
A LADY $ TOILET W
I Is not complete U
without au ideal H
O POWDER, 11 !M
II
THgrTRCLLLEY SOAP
I Mua,
PHIUHDBLPHIH
For Washing Clothes CLEAN and SWEET.
It LASTS LONGER than other Soaps.
Price FIVE CENTS a bar.
3Tor Salo loy flL. XX. S A yVXjIVE.
BomaUmes needs a reliable, monthly, regulating medicine. Only harmlMa o&i
tbe purest drugs should be umi, 11 yoa want th. bast, got
Ot?. Peal's PennyrQal PiBIs
Thr ue prompt, nle and certain In remit. The annalne (Dr. X'eel'B) naver dlnn
Bold by P. V J). KTULTN,
success is easily explained. The
genuine always has trade mark
steer's head iu cotton-nlant wreath
pail.
Mad only by
K. Falrbank Company.
CHICAGO, and
Dtlairsrs At., Philadau
Professional Card
N. STK1N, m. n.,
1'IirSICIAK AND SURGEON.
nmce-Itorm 2, Ktmii's New Unlldlns, cor.
per Mum nnd Centre streets, Shenandoah, l"a.
(taito Hours: 8 to IU a. m.t 1 to 8 n. m.i 7 in
p ro Night office No. 380 West Oak street.
8. KIHTLKR, M D
paxmoiAN and evitaeos.
Offlce 110 Nortfc J&idln sited, Shon;c
!M.
M. UOKKJt,
ATTORNXT A 7-LA V
niRlHIXUB, I-A.
Offlce. Egnn bnlldlnc, corntr of Mam and
Centre streets, Htaennncl.tih.
J PIERCE ROBKKTH, M. D
No. 26 Kut Coil Street,
BHKNANDOAU, PA.
OBco Hours 1:80 to i and 8:80 to 9 p, m.
D
B. J. 8. OA.jI,RN,
no. iii nouin j tram street, Bnenanaoan,
Orrics Hocns: 1:30 to 3 nnd 0:30 to 8 P.M.
Except Thursday evening;.
Ao office work on Sunday ( v orrniifje-
menl. A Uriel uiiUermtie to the offlce Aouri
U absolutely neeeory.
TQK. WENDELL KEIiEK,
Successor to
DR. CHAS. T. PALMKlt,
EYE AND JCAR SURGEON,
301 MahantouRO Street, Pottsvllle, Penns
IN EFFECT NOVEM11EK 18, 1891.
Passenger trains letve Shentcdoah for
t'enn Haven Junction, rfnucti Cbunk, tie
hlgbton, SlatlcEtoa, White Hall, Catftsauqua,
Allentown, Iletnlebem, Eiaton and Weatberly
6.01 7.S8. .15 m , 18.48. S 67. S.lTTp. m,
For New York and Philadelphia, 6.W, 7.33,
8.15 a nt., 18.43, 2S7 p. m. For Quakalco,
ttwltcl back, Gerhard and Uudsondale, 8.01,
0.15 a. ro., and 2.57 p. m.
for WillieH-lJarre, White Haven, Plttston,
ti&ceyvllle, Towanda, Sayre, Waverly ana
Elmira, 6.04, 9.15 a. m., 2.57, 5.27 p. m.
For Rochester, UuHalo, Niagara Falls ana
the West, 6.04, 9.15 a. m. and 3.57 5.27 p. m.
For llclvldere, Delaware Water Gap and
Stroudsburg, 6.04 a. m., 2.57 p. ra.
For Lambertvlllo and Trenton, 9.15 a. tc.
ForTunlEhacnoclc.6.01, 9.15a. m., 2.57,5.2? p. m.
For Ithaca and Ocncva 6.04, 9.15 a. m. 6.J7
p. m
For Auburn 9.15 a. m. 5.27 p. m.
For Jeanesvllle, Lovlstos and UeaverMeadCTf,
7.88 a. ra., 12.43 p. m.
For Stoclrtou and Lurrbor Yard, 6.04, 7.89
9.15. a. m.. 12.4S. 5.27 p. m.
Kor Wlver Hrook Junction, Audenrled and
Hazletun 8 01, 7.88, 9 15 a. m , 12.43, fc.57, 6.117 and
8.08 p. u .
ForScractoc, 6.01, 9.15, a. m., 2.67 and 6.!7
p rn.
For Hatlebroolr. Jcddo, Drlf ton and Frocland,
O.UI, 4.30, V.1D, m., lZ.tB, 2.07, p. t.
7 to.la! i"oaMdamru
t'nr Kven Hur. I!flntral!ft. Mmmt rVrmalinA
Sbamokln, 9.13, 11.11 a. id., 1.32, 4.20, 8.22, 8.16
p. a..
For Vatesvlllo, Park Placo, Mahauoy City ana
Delano, 6.04. 7.38, 9.15, 11.05 a m., 12.48, 2.67
5 , 8.08, 10.5S p. m.
Trains will leave Shamokln at 5.15, 8.15,
11 45 a. m., 1.55. 4.80 9.30 p. m and arrive at
jiLenacdoah 1 001, 9.15 a. m., 12.43,2.57,6.27,
11.15 p m
Leave Shenandoah for Pottsvllle, 5.60, 7.88
S.0, 11.05 11.30 a. m., 12.43, 2.57, 4.10 6.27, 8.08
p m
Leave Pottsvllle for Sbesindoab, 6.00, 7.50
9.06, in 16, 11.40 a m U.Si, 8.00,. 410, 5.20, 7,15,
7.65. 0.1 1 p. m.
Leave Shenandoah (or Huzlotoa, 6.04,7.38 9.15,
I. m., 12.43, 2.67, 5.27, 8.08 p. m.
Leave Ilazleton for Shenandoah, 7.85. 10,00
II, 60 a. m , 12.16, 2.66, 6.80, 7.26. 7.50 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Trains leave for Raven Knn, Centralis, Ml,
Carmel and Shamokln. 8.45 a. m., 2.40 p. m.,
and arrive at Shamokln at 7.10 a. m. and 8.43
p. m
Trains leave Shamokln for Shenandoah at
7.55 a. m. and 4 00 p. in., and arrive at Shen
andoah at 8.49 a. m. and 4.58 p, rn.
X'rains leave for Ashland, U lrardvllle and Lost
Creek, 9.40 a. m., 12.80 p. m
For Hazleton, Ulack Creek Junction, Pern
Haven Junction, Mauch Chunk, Allentonn.
Uethlehem, Eiaton and New York, B.4H m..
12.80, 2.66 p. m
For Philadelphia 12.80, 2.65 p m.
For Yatosvllie, Park Place, Mihacoy City ana
Delano, 8.49, 11.85 a. m., 12.80, 2.66, 4.68 6.03 p. m.
Leave Hazleton for Shenandoah, 8.80, 11. SU
a. m., 1.06,5.80 p, m.
Leavb Shenandoah for Pottsvllle, 6.56, 8.49,
9.30 a. m.. 2.40 p. in.
Leave Pottsvllle for Shenandoah, 8,80, II 40
a.m.,1.85,6.l5c. m.
ROLL1N II WILBUR, QenL 8upt
South Uethlehem, P
U1IAS. S. LEE, Qenl. Pass. Apt.,
Philadelphia!
A, W. NONNKUACHGR, Asst. O, P. A.,
South Uethlehem, Pa
tknlNTON.
Drug Ut, Shnnwioah, To,
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