EVENING HERALD MONDAY. AVOI ST L'd. ISO.). PERSONAL. Indian Object tn I.nml Allotment. Amnions, I. T., Aug. 20. Delegates from tho Chickasaw nndChoctnw nations mot In convention nt Willow Spring, In response to n popular coll, nnil adopted resolutions declaring themselves unalter ably opposod to tlie allotment of tholr lands as proposed by tho Dawes commis sion. Tho resolutions lmploro the legis lature to pass laws making It Impossible to create such a change. A Gholern Laden Hiuilon Atenmer. St. PKTE lis B U RU , All g. 26. Seven deaths from cholera havo occurred on board the steamer Balkow, which arrived at Vladl vostock on Aug. 6 from Choe Foo, China, -since which time sixteen cases and twelve deaths have ooourrrd at Vladlrostock It self. Five Killed by a Holler Kxploslon. PALERMO, Aug. So. An oxploslon of a boiler occurred at the Somacco mills on Saturday. Tho premises were destroyed. Five persons were killed and twenty In jured. NUGGETS OF NEWS. The strike of 1,030 cloakmakors In New York for 85 per cent, better wages was victorious. Mils Susan B. Anthony will spend her remaining years In literary work at her home In Rochester, N. Y. Thieves assaulted and robbed Circuit Judgo G. E. Goldsboro, of Central Falls, IX. I., In a Chicago street. Banker Henry F. Kamos, of Chicago, Is accused of misusing Carrio A. Woodson's funds, entrusted to his caro. Acting Indian Agent J. F. Wisdom will, with force, eject intrudors cm the lands of the Chickasaw Indians. Railroad Ticket Agont Romld R. Har low, of Clifton Forge, Va., was found murdered near, Montgomery, Ala. Accused ot poisoning Mrs. Jennie Mat thews for 3,000 life insuranco, O. W. Win throp was acquitted at San Francisco. A hundred Chicago clothing cutters have struck for n shorter work day and better pay, aud the strike may become general. llellof In Six Honrs. DKtresning kidney and bladder iliv ises rclii veil in six hours by tho "Now (i.oat South American Kidney Cure." This new remedy is a great surprise on account of its exceeding promptness in relieving pain m the bladder, kidneys, back and every, pnit of tho urinary passages in. mialo or fcmalet It relieves retention of water and pain in paing it almost immediately. If you wiut quick relief and cure this is your remedy. Sold by Isaac Shapiro, druggist, 107 South Main street. f ti Sprung Any I.raks Iitelj? We can't stop tho leaks from the clouds but Bell, the plumber, corner Main and Centre streets, can stop all your leaks in water and gas mains with satisfaction. PulillHlicrs' Announcement. The local circulation of the nvr.siNo IIkis .LI continues in tho bauds of Messrs. Hooks .t Drown, stationers, No. 1 North Main street. People who arc not receiving the paper can have it served every evening by carrier upon leaving their orders at the place stated. Orders, for job work and adveitlsing will also i-cceive prompt attention if placed in their JiamK. Tim Discovery avrd Ills Life. Mr. (t. Culllouette, Druggist, ISeaversvlllc, 111., says: "To Dr. King's New Discovery I owe my life. Was taken with Ia firippo and tried all the phyMcians for miles about, but of f i avail and was given up and told I could in.; .:w Having Dr. King s New Discovery in in y i.tore I s;nt for a bottle and began its use aud from the first dose began to get better. .i nil after lining three bottles was upaitd about iijam. It is wortb it's weight in gold. We won t keep store or bouse without it." Oct . nee trial at A. Wa.dey's Drug Store. Notice. TI.e Hi:rai.u no longer occupies the ollices .ii the Iicfowich building. Tho only ollico tin- p.iper has in this town is at tho new ijuarterK, No. S South Jardin street. My littlo boy, when two years of age, v, .is taken very ill with bloody (lux. I was advised to use Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and luckily pro - uied part of a bottle. I carefully read tho directions and gave It accordingly. Ho was very low, but slowly and surely lie began to improve, gradually recovered, and is now as -tout and strong at. ever. I feel sure it saved Ins life. I nover can praise the Kcmedy half its worth. I am sorry every one in tho world does not know how good it is, as I do. Mrs. Una H, Hinton, Uruhamsvillo, Marion ii.. Florida. For salo by Unihlor Urns., Druggists. Coming JSventh. Mig. 31. Iawn jmrty, at tho residence of Dr. '. M. ISorcluer, for benefit of All Saints' iuireli. i pt. 11. Festival in Itobbins' opera houfe, ider auspices of Patriotic drum corps. sun e 1878 there have been nine epidemics i dysentary in different parts of tho conn .ry in which Chamberlain's Colli-, Cholera nd Diarrhoea Remedy was used with per il 1 1 success. Dyseutnry, when epidemic, is j ihmM as severe and dangerous as Asiatic hole nt. Heretofore the best cllbrts of the most skilled physicians have failed to check its ravage, this remedy, however, has cured - n moot malignant cases, both of children .ml adult, nd under the moat trying otm t i tinns, which prove it to bo the bostmodi- ine in the world for bowel complainU. For -ale by Grilhler liros., DruggUU. When you want good roofing, plumbing, rMs fitting, or gonewl tlnsmlthing done call ..a E. F. Gallagher, 18 West Centre street, lk.ikr in etovo. S-l-tf Cure lor lie. niacin'. s a remedy for all forms of Headache li i trie Hitters has proved to be the very st. It effects a permanent cure and the t ost dreaded habitual sick headaches yield j its influence. Weuroall who arcullllcted to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a air trial. In case of habitual constitution I lec'tric Hitters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels, and few cases long resist the ueo of this medicine. Try it once. Ijirge Tiottles only 50 cents at A. Wasley's Drug store. Tames Smith spent to-day at Heading, Sirs. Philip Wosiior, of Mt. Carniel, spent to-day in town. 'Squire Johnson, of Glrardvllle, was In town this morning. Miss Hannah Tunnah visited friends at Mt. Carniel to-day. Miss Salllo Graf, ;6f Philadelphia, Isagucst of relatives In town.' Miss Ida Heck, of Pottsvillc, visited friends In town on Saturday. Miss Hettlo Hriimin has gone to Wilkes liarre to visit friends. Steward Hartman, of the county almshouse, was In town yesterday. Michael Harmon and Miss Amour jour neyed to Mt. Cnrrucl to-day. Miss Sadie Sweeney, of Lost Creek, was tho guest of town friends yesterday. J. It. Coyle and M. M. Hurke, Esq., went to tho county scat this morning. Justice J. J. Cardin and Daniel Hrcnnan have returned from Atlantic City. J. J. O'Hearn, of tho Mt. Carniel Lumber Company, was a town visitor to-day. W. M. Brewer, wife and daughter, Eva, re turned on Saturday from tho Catskills. Mrs. Joseph M. Hoyer presented her hus band with a daughter yesterday morning. Miss Mary Green, of Reading, is tho guest of Miss Edith Morgan, of Hist Oak street. Enoch Lockctt, clerk nt the Ferguson House, is visiting his parents in Wilmington, Del. P. J. Dcvers, the hustling First ward As sessor, is spending a vacation at Atlantic City. H. F. and J. M. Faust contemplate taking a trip to Boston in the near future, on their bikes. Mrs. James Mauley, of West Cherry street, spent yesterday with her parents at Mahauoy Plane. Miss Florence Willingail, of Tamaqua, is visiting Miss Hattio Marshall, of West Lloyd street. John Hughes, who was tho guest of town friends, returned to his borne, in Philadelphia to-day. Misses Annie Shannon and Nora McGrath, of Mahanoy Plane, called on town friends yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Simon Loviue, of Ashland, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Lcvino yesterday. Miss Rose Tyson returned to her homo in, Shaniokin to-day, after a short visit among friends here. Miss Clara Oerther, of Mincrsville, is visit ing her aunt, Mrs. M. H. Master, on North Jardin street. Edward Mullen, of Shaniokin, was the guest of thq Reilly family, on South Main street, yesterday. Miss Annie Murphy, of Mincrsville, who had been visiting the Maley family, of West Oak street, returned homo. Mr. and Mrs. John Powers and family, of Philadelphia, aro the guests of Chief Burgess Hums, on South West street. Miss Bessie Wadlinger, of Pottsvillc, is spending a pleasant sojourn with Miss Lizzie Stank, of South .Main street. Mine. Llen ella, who was the guest of Miss Ella Clauser the past few days, returned to her home in Llewellyn to-day. Max Supowitz left yesterday on a vacation to visit friends in Philadelphia, Trenton, Jersey City and New York citj "Fid" Albcr, of Pottsvillc, spent Sunday in town as the guc-t of his sister, Mrs. Samuel Acker, of North West street. Richard Amour. liU mother and brother, Charles, attended the funeral of tho wife of Justice Amour, at Mt. Carniel to-day. Misses Tally Harvick, of Philadelphia, and Susie Lewis, of Reading, aro guests of Mrs. Maria Marshall, of North Jardin street. Mr. and Mrs. P. P. D. Kirliu returned on Saturday from Reading, where tho former attended the K. of P. state convention. Sirs. Davis, of St. Clair, and Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins, of Wilkesbarre, spent the day as guests of Mrs. T. D. Davit's, of North Jardin street. Mrs. (i. W. Hyde, the North Main street milliner, has returned from Newark, N. J., where she spent three weeks as a guest of friends. Misses Annie Sheehy, of town; Josephine Cantliii, of Philadelphia; Messrs. J. H. (Juinn, of Giravdvllle, and Thomas Sheehy, of town, spent yentciilay at Glen Onokn. A Laughable Mistake. Two ladles entered a book-storo recently and the younger nuked the clerk for a book called "Favorite Prescription." Tho puzzled attendant wasunable to comply with her re quest and slie left the store disappointed. In quiry elicited the fact that she had overheard a conversation between two literary ladies in which Favorite IVc.st ription was mentioned with extraviigant praise, and haiijumpcd to the conclusion that it was a book. She now knows that Dr. Pi-n e's Favorite Prescription is ii sovereign clue for the ills and "weak nesses" peculiar to women, for she has been cured by its use. Send for a free pamphlet, I or remit 10 cents in stamps lor imoit (iirt pages) on Woman and Jler Diseases." Ail drew World's Dispensary Medical Association, Huflalo, N. Y. The Tobacco Wnr. j Tho present war existing between tho big plug tobacco manufacturers Is proving very interesting for the consumers, they being the only ones who aro profiting by this war. Tho manufacturers aro unquestionably losing a groat deal of money, and, as far as we can see, the whole eauso of tho war is on account of a brand of plug tobacco called "Hattio Ax," which appears to bo as powerful a weapon us its name implies. Tho manufacturers of "Battle Ax" claim It to be tho largest plrco of high grade goods ever sold for tho money. And the success of the brand, tho enormous quantity which is being gold, clearly demons stratcs that tho consumers havo not been slow in detecting the fnct that they have n bargain. This has caused tho demand for other hereto fore popular brands to be greatly diminished. Hence tho present great tobacco war. Buy Keystono flour. Ho suro that the name jEssto & Bake, Ashland, Pa., Is printed on every sack. tf naTemevn nilltilltttr llntr.iyn lip nr. Kingston'. N". Y., Aug. 2il. Yo-ttenl-iy morning n most dostrumlvH Jl t- occurred nt tho vlll.igoof llK-iiiilnlti, In thlsnuuiity, by which sovolit.-ou bulldluiJi vfora burned, and for ivtlmo tho wholo vllh.go was threatened with destruction. Rosen dale Is situated on lln D.-liiWimwnd Hud son canal, thu business portion consisting of si long street boiind-d on ono Kid.' by Mm cannl and on tho nthnr by tho Bnti dout creek. Tho flro started In iv barn and quickly spread to Mm bouses on tho street mid llr.-u In all directions' until aboutovery building nl nig tin o-inal was destroyed. Tho uV.tu je U csti.uat)d at $76,00.). LonJior A..rtft Kit JnnTnee. DKNVKn. Aug M A ispeeial from An tonito, Colo., says tlmt Klnier Lumber, tho engineer of the Gu-nroy hotel, who Is under arret tbero, clnlnis that ho was In no way rcsponsiblo for tin explosion. Ho says that threo months ago a holler iU' spcotor declared tU boiler unsafe, and in- structcd Gumrey to havo it repaired; Gumrcy contracted tn havo tbo tines re paired, but tho work was not finished, and Loesher himself hud to out olt somiiof thO' flues. - Tho north boiler had not been In spected. LoBshor claims that ho in not a drinking man, and says lie lied bacausa be fcured lynching. Ferocious wild Ilcasts. Ono of tho most foroclous Houossos that ever lived in captivity, is "Quean Boss," owned by Mr. Leon Washburn, and sho has always had the worst of dispositions, she onco got her dander up and acted most savagely, but strango to say sho has never slnco then shown the least temper or made a move that would harm n fly. To say that all tho animals of tho cat tribo aro harmless in the veriest rot. Mr. Leon W. Washburn owns a magnificent pair of Asiatic Llonst ! that no stranger would darn cn luto their den, and even If ho did tho chances aro that he would lose his life. Among tho harmless pets of tho mcuagerio connected with Mr. Leon W. Washburn's Great Allied Shows, is "Ding Dong," tho dwarf elephant, and ho Is so gentlo that a small boy can lead him around tho ring, but there arc a great many wild beasts In tho menagerie department that aro particularly ferocious and It would bo worth a man's llfo to attempt to enter their cages. In connec tion with the menagerie Sir. Washburn has a Monster Three Ring Circus, a Mammoth Museum and Roman Hippodrome Races which aro particularly thrilling, This show will appear hero Thursday, Aug, 20. lliirkleu's Arnica Salvo. The best salvo in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or mony refunded. Price 2o cents per box. For sale by A. Waslcy. .Timnclil V iili-r IMson Walls. DjtninlT. Aug 2(1. A wbolosale deliv ery ofiftli iut, .ill the prisoners confined in ono of tho .wards of tho county Jail was fruhtriitod lait uvtmtnir by thu accidental discovery of vho secret: sohi'ino throilgh which tho prisoners hopd to rogrtln their liborty. Certain suspicious actions Jed to an. Investigation, and Mm discovery of n tunnel thirty feet long, and largo noii!h t'i easily oontaln n loan in a stooping posture. Tho tunnel leads to and under the outor wiOl of tho jail. The tuuncl was nearly cnmpletiMl. Mnhnnoy City Ilusluess College, A branch of tho well known Wilkesbarre Business College will open in Mahanoy City on Monday, September 0th. There will bo three distinct courses: Commercial, Short hand and Typewriting and Academic. Day and night sessions, first-class teachers, and commodious, well-equipped school apart ments. Rates of tuition lower than any other first-class business college in Pennsyl vania, and instruction equal to the best. To facilitate organizing the school, tho manage mcnt has decided to sell 100 charter member ship scholarships;, entitling, iliq holder to a complete course in the, Commercial and Enclish branches and Shorthand. and Type writing, for only ,00. , It) iijghfcliool, only $10. Other schools chargo atlcast f rom J 100 to $150, for the same, course. 'Ji'oie desiring instruction in special k brijnclicsi(chosen by incmseivcs can navo special rates on appnea tion. For further information J.nj regard t( Wilkesbarre or Mahanoy' City colleges writi to 8-17-tf G. W. Wim.iamh, Principal. Feculliir Hro wli of Prninlsn Suit. WKltMKIlVll,L!J. P.I., Aug. 2li. A pecu llnr breach of promise suit has bce.n brought hy Mls.s Cora Fuller against Dr. W. S. Huohlar, IviMi of this placn. Sho wns reci'nly iv prosfloutor niilnst Dr. W S. Buohlnr, mi a ebar.-e of malpractice, but. nt tho I rial swnro to tho doctor's I lino ennce. Eh assorts that, iu consideration ot droppluft' the pnivciitioii. tho doctor promised tn marry her, but Instead was married tn a woman of thl.i city on rliu 25th of Jul v 1 is-.. Sho sues for 83,000 us a balm to her lei-Mngs. Ttebn DtmtiilmH'S tlm Atllllllllsl ration. ClllCAfiO, Ami. '. i largi Populist plenlo hero yoste,.".ln,x ai'ionioim a letter was read from 15. Y. Debs, the presld-nt tlu AmeriiMii II nl lay unlo'i who Is -inn-lined In tho jail nt WomUtnnk, Ills. Dobs says that to axpect. any ohangfl from the old parties is idio'iv, "Doth aro controlled by tint money pnucv, and both iinequally debnuciied by its influence." Dobs then refers to the present national administra tion as "probably tho must Infamous that over citrsod v.ho country." A IU(frnoi-tl Gsmblcr'n Mifohlo. YinSMA, Au;r- 20. A Hirignrlan named Theodora Jal:.ib!Ty. whosu hnrso hud won the highest !iumb of nevs for many years, c.uiiiiiir.ted sulidd.' w'.t .1 u revolver nt Rutin losth. R.-eent losses had ruined him, and a fnuvr of honor. Including Count. Andrassy. had dm-.lded that he was dlstiioll)loil from ell iili'iiylng to h duel a member of tho Nuiiipunl U.islno, who do inuude.il his Btoluii i i 'in neootiut of de faults amounting to .Vi i.mo florins. sunt oy n nnm Tiaipfcritno. COLUMIHA, S C, An,.'. 20. Uaarlos Loyil, u noted negro depurudo, met two white boys, W. II. Welsh and Join, H uIi, both about 17 years old, near Hi.lies' gold mlno, L.me.iSLor county, and witli lliu declaration that it was tin.u for iidgrms to begin to kill whito mon, ho optuioil flro upon tho boys, who were unarniBtl. When Wulsn oeg-jod tho negro uot to shoot tho bruto placed his pistol to Welsh's head and shot him dead. Loyil then fired at Hough, but succeeded only iu hitting him once, breaking his right arm. Tho mur derer then took to thu mountains, but n company of whito mon aro after him. WMOTBoeoafflBBOooppacecsBBDgoeegaipeco I L -fife Is the making of k pic. The g making ot a crisp crust de- o pends largely upon the shorten- 2 ing. Use COTTOIiENU, the new vegetable shortening, in- utead of lard, and sogginess will be an unknown clement in your g. pastry. Cottolene should al- n ways be economically' Used1 q two-thirds as much Cottolene as 2 you Would ordinarily use of g lard or butter, being ample to produce the most desjrable - results. The saving in a year represents a considerable item', 5 There are many imitations' of COT- 5- S TOLENE ; you,should therefore be careful to get the genuine. S Sold rarywh In "m. wltu trndwnrki "Cb!fofmi'ftnd ilur'i head in ectten-ptanl $ a Titatttoa T(ry tin. iUdebnlybj1 g- 9 THK K. K. FliniULKK 801tl'A.Mf, CHICAflO and 132 N. nUnsr 1e rhlUd.lphl. i m i mi mm "GOLD MEDAL FLOUR" Makes the Best Bread. WE WANT Every grocer to keep it. WE WANT Every housewife to ask her grocer for it, WE WANT Every housewife to use it. Wb WAN 1 Everybody to know that it makes the best bread WE WANT Everybpdy to know that one .barrel of Gold' Medai FlOlir will make 30 loaves of bread more than the same quantity of any other flour. WE WANT Everybody to know that 100 lbs. will, cost $2.50. WE WANT Every housewife to try . it and thus, give us an opportunity, to prove what we state. THOS. E. SAMUELS'&CO Wholesale Grocers, 105 South Main Street, ShenandQah, Ra SM LEE, - Chinese Laundry, 10 North rslaln Street. Clothes of all description neatly dono up in first-class manner. I can refer to scores of families in this town as to my care in wasliing and superior neatness in doing up clothing. I do my work better and quicker than any other laundry in tho city.. CHARLES i-ElE, Manager. The Last Clearing ... Mid-Summer Sale MILLINERY GOODS When Baby was sick, wo gave her Castorla. When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria. When Bhe became Miss, she clung to Castoria. VThen she had Children, she gave them Coitork A Chance for Steady Work. At the Mt. Pleasant mine, Port Oram, New Jersey. Contract for "Trihuling". iron ore in this mine will he given to lowest bidders, in the order in which they are received, on and aftei September 1st, 1BK5. For particu lars apply to Tin: Mt. Pi.kakant Mi.ni.vo Comi-anv, Port Omni, N. J. Six weeks iiro I buffered with a very severe cold; wan almost unable to speak. My friends all advbed me to consult a phy sician. Xoticins Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy advertised in the St. Paul Volks Zeitung I procured a bottle, and after taking it a .short while was entirely well. 1 now most heartily recommend this remedy to anyono suffering with a cold. Win. Kei), 078 Selby Ave., St. Paul, Minn. Tor salo by Gruhlcr liros., Druggists. Consisting of trimmed leghorn hats from S1.25 to $2.50. Largo lino of bell-top sailor and Knox hats from 25 cents to $1.25. Plain sailor for 15c. Ladies' untrimmcd hats from 20c. up. Silk mull hats $1.00. Infants' caps 5c. up. Infants' and children's Mourning goods very cheap. Nuns veils from $2.25 up. MISCELLANEOUS. OKHKNT. An Hopwit double room. Host lowition In town. All conveniences. Ken- Hoiiablc rent. AIho a bulge room for Wednesday evening. Apply at IIi:kam olllce. 8-10-05 fiOK H US. Three double dwellings, situated T hi best part or Sit. Carmcl, will bo hold, single or as a whole. Ono of the hct paying properties in town. Addrchs L. K. Wattcrs, Mt. Carinel, Ia. tf Shenandoah, Thursday, August 29th, '95, Afternoon and Night. LEON W. WASHBURN'S GREAT ALLIED SHOWS MRS. No. 26 SouthJMaln Street, J. J. KELLY, Shenandoah, Renna. Carden's ART WALL PAPER Store. Wo havo just received a fine line of tho most beautiful and artistic papers in tho market, which we will sell at very reasonable prices. Wo have also in stock a great deal of last year's patterns which we aro selling at a sacrifice Come aud sec our lino of goods. Wo have tho most beautiful and artistic papers. Largest Paper Store In Town. Finest Stock and Lowest Prices. Jr A DPC"M House, Sign and Decorativo Painting. - I rC I ' C I 1 , no. 221 West Centre Street, Shenandoah, Penna. JOHN D ALTON, Agent for Shenandoah and Vicinity ..For BARBEY'S Beer and Porter. Try EL. E3. FOLEY, FiNEQroceries 201 WEST CENTRE ST. Pralcr n Orocerlen, 1'lour. Provisions, Tew, L oXft'es, cu .Uoodt delivered promptly. Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure permanently con stipation, sick heailaehe, biliousness, indiges tion and kindred ailments. PITHY POINTS. It is rumored that Siipt. llertolette will resign his position under tho Heading road, and that Tralnmater M. E. lllaine, of liead ing, will succeed him. '1 he trolley cars at llazletou are carrying the malls and tho plan is giving satisfaction. The camp meeting at Mini drove, under the auspices of the United Kvangolical church, was well attended yesterday. Another Odd l'YUon'it Home. A meeting of lodges of Odd Fellows will be called to meet at Siiubury, on Auuut 'J7th, to ell'ect a permanent organization for the purposo ofobtAbllshingu home for the main tenanco of tho deceawd Odd Fellows, Indigent Odd Fellows, and the widows of Odd Fellows. Tho homo is to bo maintained and conducted on the same plan ax the three homes now established iu Philadelphia, Alleghany and Muudvillo. It is claimed that these homos havo uot sutllclent capacity, and that a homo in Central Pennsylvania would be greatly bcnetlclal to the order. The Truck Kcpaireil. Tho (ruck of thu Uumuo Hook & ladder Company( which was damaged iu tho collision with a Schuylkill Traction Company's car, was repaired on Saturday aud i again ready for borvice. Tho only laby mcdlcino Luks' Syrup, Tho New Jcrney Forest Flron. , CArK AlAX, Aug. 30. Tho forest flroa havo brokea out again near this place. Gangs of mon from, tho Wost Jorsey and South Jorsey railroads liuvo been fighting the fires nil day In tho neighborhood of Goshen. Fifty acres of land have been burnod wuy. Tho flros have beon sweep ing towards Kast Vineland. Tho farmers at New Italy are alarmed and fear tholr entire crop will bo lost. A flro brigade has been organized to fight tho llamus. Soma of tho finest timber land and cranberry bogs ill tho state havo been dostroyed. An Alibi far Jlurunt. San FiianOisoo, Aug. 3d. Tho attornoy for Durant have tww witnesses, Murlus Burnett and Edward Mol'horson.by whom they cxpoct to prove that their client was on Market street nt tho moment when tho prosecution Insists that thk llondlsh mur derer was mutilating tho body of Minnie Luuiont In tie library of Kmanuel church, Durant himself will trace his movements on that night when ho claims to have takon thu records and tho money of the Christian Kndeavor socloty down town. I Barbey's Bohemian Beer. That Objectionable luiorlptloa. SAN FltANClrfco, Aug. SO. General Gra ham has replied In rathor tart tonus to the resolutions recently adopted at a man meeting, calling on him to remove the in scription "murderod by strikers" from the monument eroctod oyer the. grave of the soldlors killed during the strike trou bles, He thinks the soldiers wero killed by strikers, and declares that the Inscrip tion shall stand. The members of the American Railway union ay thoy will aooeal to tho eorr.tary of war. I3lg Throe Ring Circus Mll-i um. Mnri!." no. Itiivnl Itonmii Hitmo- drome ami ituib- i Wild Wet. Magiilllci'iit l'n-cStnit I" i-.kIc daily .1 10 a. in. (iurgeoiis dcim of wild lit a I-. !V,(i)0 hU'iiiii piuim. The iiunmti r mit i li'i'liniit, "Cliuilli-." Tlio Tiny lldby ICii'iilnii.t, "Oii'8 Dong," 3 feet blgli. (iltANll 1'IilCli ICXIIIIHTION, a terrlfle dive by a bruvo ilrcuriii fruni iinr iiioiisttr aerial llro truck 1S feet Iu lulght. Two lVifiirinaiiceH llally at 2 and 8 p. m. Price of Admission Reduced to 25 Cents. Hooks & Brown, YVLL I.IN'B OF Base Ball Goods, Celluloid Fram(, Paper Covered Novels, Pino Stationery, ISubber Stamps, Kto. Agents for all Daily Papers. A N. Main Street Your Stomoch Cannot stnntl the mmo wushlnp that your boots do. and tho water you drink isn't even Jit for that purpose Uso Lorenzschmidt;s Beer and Porter, JAMES SHIELDS, Manager Shenandoah Branch. A genuino wclcomo awaits you at JOE WYATT'S SALOON, Cor. Haiii and Coal Sts. Pool room attached. Vlnest whiskeys, beers, porter ana alo coiiHiamiy on tap, unoico tenv pcranco drinks and cigars. John A. Reilly, Wholesale Liquors. AGENT FOIt YUENGLINQ'S LAGER BEER AND PORTER. STOCK ALE A SPECIALTY. Woltcr's, Berliner aud Weiss Beer. 22-24 S. Mnln St., Shenandoah, Pa Layer's Lager and Pilsner Beers, Finest, Purest and Healthiest. Chris. Schmidt, Agt., 207 West Cozil Street. OPEN EVERY DAY Go to tho Shenandoah Dental Itooms for painless extraction of teeth. Gold and Silver fillings. If your artificnl teeth do not suit you call to see us. All examinations free. Wo mako all kinds of plntos. Gold Crowns, Aluminum Crowns Logan Crowns, Crown and Uridgo work and all oporations that per tain to Dental Surgery. No chargos for extracting when plates aro ordered. Wo aro the only users of vitalized air for tho painless extraction of teeth. SHENANDOAH Dental : Rooms, (Titman's Hlock) East Centre Street. Ollico HoiirsjJ a. m. to 8 p. in. rHAS. DERR, Tonsorial Artist. 12 West Centro street, Htylluli hslrcuttlnc a specialty. Clean towel with every here. Evan J. Davies, LIVERY AND Undertaking ! 13 N. Jardirf Street.
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