EVENING HERALD: I i:staiimmii:i 1870. I'ulilNhcd ciiy lrnliig, I"x.t-4t Sunday, nt 8 ScnTH Jammn Street. Xi:ah Centhk. Tho Ifcrulil H delivered infill nntittiHili ami the sitrrnuudiriK tiiwns fcir six eenN n week, 4ay able to tlie carrier, lly mull $1.00 n year, or 3ft ct'iitH n month, imyaltlc in advance. AdvertNc tiienti charited according toiucnnd petition. The lfliliHidicr recrc the rinlit to chmiKetlie tHwitlon of advertisement u Ill-IIPVIT till- pull llcntlim of news deniiind It. Tln rt(llf Is reserved to reject any iidvcrtlement, wliether imhl for or not. that tlie pulilNher may deem Improper. Advertising rate made known Umi applleatlon. Entered at the poatottlec at Shenandoah, la., an weeond class mail matter. TELKI'IIOXK CONNECTION. Evening Herald WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2. 1S03. rillt-AliKLPHIA Hpi'earsto lw tlie (Jimy-ker ity. Tub IIeraM) was right again. Hastings presided over the convention, ami Quay Is chairman of the state committee. TUB next time the Combine issues invita tions to a funeral tJieJ' will olwcrve more care in tho selection wf.thc corie. Mn. Gh.Kison's liend wits swelled. To day it 3s punctured and tlie (.welling has been greatly redtieed. Tub Conihine editors should now take lessons us to when to take their newspapersto I a dry spot when it is going to rain. It rained yesterday. Tin: many hind woids for tho JlKrui.n is highly appreciated hy the publishers mid will serve to spur us on to renewed eil'orts in giving our readers an interesting and clean paper. Obl people, who have the experience of years to hack them, say that when the wind blows over tho oat stnlilile, there will he an early fall. Tho wind has thus blown this year, and therefore we may expect cold weather to put in an early appearance. Tun man who didn't get it free pass to Harrisburg was not placed in as Vad a pre dicament as the man who did get one and hastened to make use of it without paying attention to his reserve fund. It frequently happens that the railway faro forms the smallest item of expense, in connection with such a journey. Mr.. Samuki. 1'ottki!, of liloomslmrg, Iot a gold bracelet twenty-six years ago and secured no trace of it until about a week ago, when she received it in a jtickage sent anonymously. It is supposed to bo one of tho stricken conscience cases. The time that elapsed was of sufficient length to make one forget the possession of a conscience. Ii;oTj:itLY indulged in, bicycling is health ful and enjoyable ; pursued as it is by so many it cannot but prove physically in jurious, as well as a source of great annoy ance to pedestrians. Deliberate, easy, graceful and exhilarating propulsion of tlie silent wheel is more creditable than hurry and push witli no leal skill. Since ex-District Attorney Koch has con sented to allow his name to go before tho Jlcpuhlican convention of iierks county for -thunouii)iatioii of Judge, Itichard may be mill to lie himself again. He has been in comparative retirement for somo time past, but has the wishes of many that ho may deal .out.jnstice in Iierks. Ax Ashland, man has invented a bedstead .upon which a patent has been granted. A woman. of. town says that if the inventor mn .devise n.plan to get men into the lied at a reasonable hour she will buy one. The de smoids of this progressive age are so for reach ing that genius frequently fails to meet with iho apjilausc expected. Tun public seliool teachers of Williamsport are very properly indignant because their contracts witli the School Hoard fur this year have hucii altered so as to provide that at the ndofnnyf.cliool month a teacher may he removed -with or without cause. Such a faithful In their attendance at tho con stipulation is not only unfair to tho teacher, j dramatic company was holding forth but way lend .to dampen tho spirit usually nt tho Operu Houso. and there was to have displayed where an earnest and loyal per- ta n '"atineo yesterday afternoon and a porformauco at night. Chairman Gllke- fornianco of duty has somo hearing upon con-, B(m u gai(i to imvo received information tinned employment. Under the new clause the teachers are at tlie mercy of any whim that may be nursed by personal or political enemies. We symjiathize witli tlie teachers of Williamsport and hope tlie next School Ikwrd will display better judKiuiit. THE PEOPLE'S VICTORY. The people, with Matthew Stanley Quay as their loader, havo won a great victory at Marrishurg. The lwttlo lias been one of the greatest ever foiiRht on tlie political field in tills country, and SenatorQiiay liascomiuored the greatest and mwt htroiily entrenched combination that has evor Ikkiu formed. Tho controlling powors of tlie cities of l'liiladol iliiu and I'itUburg, with the hnad of the iUite eommitteo and party machinery against him, were reinforced hy thondminUtratlon of Governor HastingH and the patronage at his disposal and yet to-day ho stands forth as the oonquorer and champion of pure politic. Wliun wo calmly contemplate tho Btrengtli of such an organized movement, and tlie onormoug power wiehled by the ;imji who compose tlie yBj'ubine.'fthStljdory appears in (lie light of m rri'Mt hrllliaut achievement on lie purl of tlie Quay followers and tlie IK-nplc. TIiIr hu'iiough honor for one day, and now the Senator can turn his attention to bring Imk nliout peine between the contending olemeiitsof Hie party, 111 friends liatumlly feel elated over tho result, and are certainly Justified in like expressions of feeling. This Hi:i:ai.1) is Hinong tho hitter, nud coiir.itu lates tlie Junior Senator upon his vietory. Now, let thoro lw pence; and with it n united party. BEFORE THE BATTLE, I loth Miles Hold Caucuses anil the (Jimy l'eoplo Slum n Majority HAltltfri -!:!, Ann i - i r Mm1 I'ennsylv.-iila ii,"in!i x an p;v , hi held PitUT-.tses In I'.'s eily lint, ni.- the result that n tor fj.iny has I'lirmr Willy won hi fight, I lie caucus of his f.,1 lowers c:int,:ilnlnff l"iJ del" - itos. whost swits sirw uncontested, or sov. n mol e than the number necessary to n I'lmb-H. The itiiM-Qnny people got together llrt, but thtslr session Was n secret and short one, lasting iiboitt ten minutes. Thera was no roll ciill. Tb is understood that Dr. It. B.'ncc Burns, of IMiilr.nYlpliln, presided. Governor Hastings olTered a resolution asking that u eommitteo ot live be ap pointed to draft tho business ot tho caucus Into sliupo and to "arrnn;;i! any other business nee-sarv," which wan adopted. The coiuinltiee unpointed under till res. olutlon was "imposed of Cleiirr'' S. Gra ham ot l'lilliidolnhlii, TV. M. YaiViley.Will lam Vlyim and Kiuei.'ou Collins. Tlie -.aucus then udjourned until 9 o'clock this morning. The caucus of tho Quay delecates met In tho Quay headquarters at o'clock, and the reporters for tho newspapers were admitted. On motion of Walter Lynn, of Pittsburg, Senator fenroso, of Philadel phia, was mailt) chntrmati. In taking the chair, the latter iiia.le it short speech, in the course of which he said: "Tho peoplo are against the combino nnd resent tho tivntiiicucnf SeniitorQimy We have won our credentials honestly, and will elect the man who is the friund of every Iiupubllciin in Pennsylvania, and who stands elosur to tlie people than any other Aincrlciiu citizen. No other man could huvo won against the com bined power of patronage and money that wo have contended against. Senator Quay s sagacity and knowledge of men lias I n vinuicatod, and ho will bo elected by j.i overwhelming majority." S.'iiator Arthur Kennedy, of Alleihony, wu chosen secretary. At this juncture Senator Quay was escorted into tho hull, and a scene of the wildest enthusiasm en sued. Iu a speech ho said: "I understand that a hundred and sixty delegates aro hero. If that is so tho great issuo which has convulsed tho Republicans of Penn sylvania for the past two months is set tled. Tho battle was fought in tho inter est of good government generally and tho purity of Republican politics. Yuu fought under unfavorable circumstances. The next, time yon wage war with your oppo nents of today tho state will go over whelmingly in your behalf " Tho roll of delegates was then called, nnd 1.")-, u'lin.ii seats are uncontested, an swered to their namos. Tho five contest ants from Philadelphia and one from Wy oming county were calicd and their votes recorded. When the name ot Henry R. Shultz, of Philadelphia, was called V nited States District Attorney Iuglmin.ot Phila delphia, sinied that he had u telegram from Mr.Shultz saying that ho hadmisM-d tne iruiu. but if in Hui-risburg he would bn with Qu i.v. Mr. Sniiltz was therefore mlded to tho roil, and (Jnairiii.in P.-iiimoo announced a total of 15J delegates for Quay, six of whom aro contestants, leav ing lis), or eight moro than tiO j l,j neces bary to elect. Senator Thomas, ot Philadelphia, of fered n resolution stating that the chair man of the scute 1111111.1. jo liaVili'j fulled to designate in ills call for thu convention the piaee for holding tlie meeting u com mittee bo appointed to select n suitable hall, ami tluu t'.ckeUof admission ther.-to bo issued li. the Quay muiiilitii's of the btate committee. This iv.Miluinm was adopted, after Walter l.yon h.ul made a speech, In which lie said it was iniiiored on the utreets that it is tlie purpa-.u of Chairman Uilkesou to attempt to hold tlie convention in thoOperaH'iaeiieiv.which Is now in tho possession of a desperate nut of men. "Delegates favorable to Quay," ho said, "take their lives in their hands when they go to mat house. Riot and blood shed may result. Tlie strong sUoiilu ill ways be merciful to the weak. They should not forget what is duo to it misled minority. It is proper to bold the con vention whoro its business can bo tran sacted pouceubly and in order." Sonutor Thomas' resolution was adopted and S. H. Miller, W. II. Androws, Alex ander Crow, T. V. Coopor and Wultor Lyon wero named as the committee. In declaring tho meeting udjourned, at 10:15 o'clock, Chairman Penrose cautioned the delegates to accept tickets only from j the Quay people, nud to bo prompt and that tho Quay peoplo had planned to fill the houso ut tho afternoon performance with "hoolors," who would rofuso to leave at tho end of tho performance, and remain all night, thus gaining possession ot tho house. To circumvent this movo Chairman Giikoson bought off the the atrical company und, securing the keys from the lessee, placed In tho houso about a hundred ox-policomcn, special oillcers and othor determined men, who arrived from Pittsburg yesterday under the charge ot Superintendent; of Police Roger O'Moarn, of that city. Their inoala wero sent Into thorn, and they remained in the lioilea ull nlfht. My little boy, when two years of age, was taken very ill with bloody llux. I was advised to use Chamberlain's Chile, Cholera and Diarrhoea liemedy, and luckily pro cured part of a bottle. I carefully read the directions and gavo it accordingly. He was very low, but slowly and surely lie began to improve, gradually recovered, and Is now as stout and htrong as ever. I feel sure it saved his life. I never can jimiso the liemedy half its worth. I am sorry every one in tho world does not know how good it is, as I do. Mrs. Lina 8. Ilinton, Omhamsville, Marion Co., Florida. For sale hy (Irnliler llrog,, Druggists. lluy Koytfono flour. J! sure that tho namo Lhmiu & liAKit,' Aahland, Pa., is printed on every sack. tf ! Indigestion Yields readily to Hood's Barsaparllin becauso it tones and strengthens tlie stomach and aids digestion by sup plying puro blood. "I had Indiges tion so .badly that I w a s all run down and could hardly walk. Had no appetlto and could not sleep. 1 began taking Hood's Sarsap B rllla, and before I had taken a fourth ot a bottlo I was very much better. I also used Hood's Pills and lt.l , found them splendid, very mild, yet effec wlib 1 tive- 1 cannot say enough in praise for what they have done for mo. Sinco usin" two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla ami Hood's Pills occasionally I feel almost liko a now person. I have a splendid appetite, sleep well and work with ease." ANNIE C. Lantz. Belleville, Pennsylvania. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is tho only True Blood Purifier promi nently in tho public eye. f 1 j six for J5. Hood's Pills cnteMU(:uke BiS2fis:T)t..f..-i. r,N PIS l ll- St. Phiia. Pa. MI Wil . I l Ifoiiptot Dr. Tlicel. tu .1 1 1 1 if olclci speci. M ':t 1'K.i x, .is li;i!itut8 n.id rci'lirriiti'f -VlfaV i-i'ivt, cuLiiierslinea iV Sec o' Kciv v-'hi'L'or say. There W nunu In di'i't. !1 tlu ti a .1HMU Ot K pCC i 111 llHCUNO "1 't-s i;iMMi iioIhhii, nil (lie natl eircrft) o mii ta crrrn, loft povrr, bin titter.) Kluiir Uhi iirrvmit iliHurtltTM, vtc, lie&ii -i nr. 1 in 1 1 1 l:i)-H. Kclicfiit nnrcf. l . ' i itl I'm-ts, . unmilt OliI lr. J. K. T!ic( ' " ii;lv .r-'uiiiiu) HjtecliiUst, who Ima iuu-1 u t -.1' i in si (iUviiMu4 undtT l'rof .Inlir tlo t i rml.iU, nil Prof. Mil Iter, AllopallilrU' l--uui'Ul-ii-iHwnt'tl btc-ciHitdts. 1 ills it ki ori-tmn iuii'ri'nL'iai-uu Shun nnd nvniil tho .m . uou'ivU old Fpoclilhts copylni! hume In y u tvuole. Tlicy ti t MU to mislead you. I am th. t ":i ui who over exposed quacks ucd warned siiiici n-iAlnnt ItupOHiera. Tho qimclts openly nsseitiM h Dr. Tdi'el Inserts u new advertisement to-day w, will copy iir ci .nuesume somewhat and the p'lM vlll not it no Uiiitwe are tho very jxfrson he e pohed. OQlco Clirs, U A. M. to H I. Sl.;ev'es, i-8.3 'ed and sat, evKs, 6-0.30. Sunday. & A M. to VZi Send Ureiwo-cent Btamps for Imolc "Truth, "on nno irtmln niinrka ninl ttont fnrnlilnml vniin dingle or married, poor and rich. A new triclt ui youns inexperienced doctors and quacks Is this They runnn old I'sUibllsned olucoof an olil decline. pm-Klciun, having un om man ( no pbysiclan I In tlieL oluco 'vhom tney use as a decoy. Cbteheittr' Enell.h Diamond Itrantf. EfiNYROYAL PILLS Original and Only Genuine. A safe, alwaji reliable, ladics tit A Prnulst tor Chirhetur't KnalUK Af Tiond Brand la Ucd a&4 Gold meUlUoVv iboiei, Mfcled with bine ribbon. TLo w ttfm nth. RsttiM itnniimiul tttfiMtilti V tion and imitation. At nraggiata, or lead 4r. la lUmpi for pirttculari, testimonlfcli ni UrUef for l.adlciu in letter, by return ' ill fill IViUUU imiiuiwum, j wme t uym . ChlcheitrrCncinlculCf.tMaaUon.w)unri OU DISTRICT ATTOItNEY, S. BURD EDWARDS, Of I'ottsvllle. Subject to IEepuhltenn rules. For Scientific Dentistry go to Dr. J. DONALDSON FORD. Fifteen yexirs actual experience. Gold, Atnnl Urani ninl Porcelain fillings, Gold Crowns, Por celain Crowns, Aluminum Crowns. Jtcst teeth $10.(10, no better matlo at any price. Teeth ex tracted with vitalized air, 50c. Extracted with out air, 25e. Allowance made where teeth are out on new plates. All work guaranteed. .Lady attendant always present. Ofllco bourn : livery day, 1 to 5 p. m. Sundays 1 to 3 p. in. 30 East Centre St., Shenandoah, Pa. Max Iteeso's residence, front room upstairs. GAIL BORUm ! EAGLE Brand! I ..CONDENSED MILK- 1 I Has No Equal 1 j SOLD EVERYWHERE f PERMANENTLY OR NO I PAY. Written tmartntee to nbso lutely cure all kltulnofllupture without operatloo ordetentto. from tUBlnee8. examina tion Free, We refer you to t) l'atlenti. Call or write for circular, O E MILLER CO. Thlladelpbla. See our Doctor, every Tuesday, at 1 UNION HOUSE, Ashland, Pa. j He will furnt'.hyfui with names nf persons curetl ty i JOHN D ALTON, Agent for Shenandoah and Vicinity --For BARBEY'S Beer and Porter. Try Barbey's Bohemian Beer. if KUPTUSiE1 THE MARYLAND HEROES. Dedication of a Monument to Their Valor In the Itcvollltliiii. Bhookltn. Ana. 38. This olty was on fcto yesterday in honor ot Maryland heroes. Slllee tho historical Imttlo of Long Island, which whs fuiiRht 11!) years bro, tho memory of those brave Maryland sol diers, who wero killed by tho British nnd HoBsinn force on that memorable occa sion, lias been revered by every patriotio American. Tho bodies of SCO of thoso bravo men are burled in n lot situated between Sovontli and Eighth streoK on Third avo nuo; but up to tho presout tlmo thoro has boon very liltlo to show whoro thoso honorod remains havo laid. Yestorday n monument in honor of the Maryland pa triots, erected by the Maryland Society ot ( tho Sons of tho American Itevolutlon, in Prospect park, was unveiled. Tho oration was delivered by Colonel Pcarro, and tho speech presenting tho monument to tho city of Brooklyn was by Colonol William Hldgely Grifilii. In accepting the gift Mayor Schleren reforred feelingly to tho patriotism of Maryland's sons. Tho monument is in tho form of a Cor lnthlau column and stands twenty-seven foot high. Tho shaft proper la of highly polished Tennessee marblo. sixteen feet high, surmounted by a bronzo cannon ball. Tho shaft rests on block of gran ite, and this lnu as its foundation a mound twelve feet In height. Tho inscriptions aro in bronze raised letters. The ceremonies attending tho unveiling of tho Maryland mouumont were con cluded last night with a banquet ten dered to the visiting guests ut tho Hotel St. George, on Clark street. YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL GAMES. Nnttonal league. At Philadelphia Clovoland, 7; Phila dolphin, 0. At Brooklyn Brooklyn, 12; St. Louis, 6. At New York Louisville, 8i Now York, 7. At Boston Boston, 13; Pittsburg, 8. At Baltimore Baltimore 10; Cincinnati, 0. At Washington (il innings) Chicago, 5; Washington, 6. Sec ond game (7 innings, darkness); Wash ington, 0; Chicago, G. Kitfttorn Iieneae. At Springilold Springfield, 10; Scran ton, 4. At Providence (10 innings) Wilkesbarro, 8; Provhlonce, 0. At To rontoFirst game: Rochester, 3; To ronto, 2. Socond game: Rochester, 3; To ronto, 2. At Buffalo Buffalo, 0; Syra- cuse. 3. rnnylTanI Stats Laacao. At Lancaster Lancaster, 17; Reading, 0. Sioux Clty'i Latent Trncedv. SIOUX ClTT, la., Aup. 28. Startling de- j velopraents enmo to light yestorday in connection with Sunday morning's double tragedy, in which Max Noack and Irn Mlnter, alios Hazel Hammond, lost their Hve3. Tho most Important find was the discovery of the Imprint of a strange mnn's i hand on tho dust In tho room in which the bodies wore found and an exit to the 1 alley below, which had not buen noticed before. A hammer with what appears to be human blood on it was also found. It is now thought that this hammer figured ! in tho killing. Last evening Maud Hoyle I and Dan Berry, a pugilist who formerly lived in Omaha, wero arrested charged with murder in the first degree. The of. fleers havo bocoma convinced that the couplo wors killed by a third person, whose Identity is as yet unknown, for ths purpose of robbery. The Columbia Docking InYestlgntion, New YoitK, Aug. 28. Tho court of in quiry appointed by Acting Secretary of the Navy McAdoo to investigate the dock ing of the cruisor Columbln at South ampton met yesterday. Tho board is composed of Rear Admiral John G. Walkor, nnd Captains Fredorlck Rogers and Albort Kautz, Lieutenant Herbert L. Draper is dotailed us judge advocate. When tho warrant and specifications had been read the court went into oxecutlve session. Lieutenant Draper said that the question of structural weakness would not be investigated by the court, although it might bo brought up by Captain Sum ner, who will bo tho principal witness. To I'nnlih the Hull Flcliten. Denver, Aug. 28. J. II. Wolfe, of Cripple Creek, the promoter of the Gil lette bull fights, was arrested yestorday. He was unablo to furnish bonds, and is now In tho El Paso county jail. Olllcors have been sent to Gillette to arrest the Mexican bull lighters, together with the Meadows boys, Arizona Cbarloy and the Kid. Adjutant Gonoral Moses and his assistant, Goneral Klee, sworo out the warrants, which charged conspiracy, and will conduct the prosecution. Triple KiUinc t Svrrot dram. BUTTE, Mont., Aug. 38. Word has been ! recoivod hero of u triple killing which oc curred at Sweet Grass, ou the interna tional boundary. Sunday, William Long, a oowboy, who it said to be a whisky smuggler, killed a mounted policeman numed Richardson. After .the shooting i oi uicnaruson, ijoug went to u. 11, Toole's i ranch, where ho is alleged to have killed i Iru Brown, foreman of the sheet) ranch. The latter boforo dying shot Long, killing nun almost instantly. Foul Piny Feared, HooailTON, Mich., Aug. 28. Mrs. Philip Schuermann, wifo of tho mnnagor of tho C. Schuermann Browing company, left tho residence of Johu Nelson in West Houghton, at 9:30 Monduy night to walk home, a distance ot less than two miles. Since thon absolutely no trace of hor whoroahouts has been found, and foul play Is feared. Searching parties nre hunting for clews, nnd the lako may bo dragged. Killed IIr UrulHl Atmillnnt. Oswuao, y Y., Aug. 2S.-A moat pod dler named Kempthore forcod nu entrance Into tho bedroom ot Mrs. Hattie Kellar, In North Scriha, u suburb six miles cast of here, and assaulted hor, despite vigor ous resistance. Kempthoruo was Intoxi cated, and whllo ho lay in n drunken stupor Mrs. Kellar seized a gun nnd put a bullet in his side, killing him instantly. Thti Czar's Girt to Montenegro, Gettinjk, Montenegro, Aug. 28. Tho steamer liostoff, from Croustadt, 1ms ar rived off tho coast, near Antivari, with a cargo consisting ot 80,000 rifles, 15,000,000 cartridges, number o cannon and ma chine guns, and a quantity of dynamite nud other muultlous of war, all of which form tho ozar's present to Montenegro. The Tunnel Fire Still Itaglng. Shawnee, O , Aug. 27.-A Are in Brls tol tunnel, Shawnee branoh of tho Balti more and Ohio railroad, supposed to hav begun at 6 p. m. on Mouduy.ls still raging, nnd water is scarce. Shuwneo and New ark dromon are at the respective ends. Tho Only Remedy in the World Hint Ilofunds Purchase Price if it Fails to Cure tho Tobacco Habit in 4 to 10 Bays 19 It Cures While LJ ou Continue the Use of Tobacco. Tho greatest discovery of the nge ! A curtain, pleasant, permanent cure. A lifetime's sullerlng ended for 55.00. Why smoko and spit yonr life awny ? Why sutler from dyspepsia, heartburn, and drains on your vital forces ? Stop usitijj tobacco, but stop the right way I Drive tho nicotine from your system by the use of this won derful remedy. NAitcoTl-cuin: is warranted to re move all deslro for tobacco in every form, including Cigar, Cigarette nnd 1'lpe Smoking, Chewing and Snuff Taking. Use nil tho tobacco you want whllo under treatment, and in from four to ten days your "hankering" and "craving" will disappear the weed won't tasto good. Then throw away tobacco forever. NAKCOTl-CujtKis entirely vegetablo and free from injurious ingredients. It. never fails to givo tone nnd now vigor tn tlio weakest constitution. Remember NAiccoTl-Cl'ltK doesn't deprive you of tobacco while effecting a cure ; doesn't ask you to buy several bottles to be entitled to a guarantee ; doesn't require a month's treatment; and, Anally, doesn't enable you to stop tobacco only to And yourself a slave to tlie habit of tablet chewing. With Nakc iTl-Cvnn, when you nre through with tob.icco, you aro tlirouuli with tlie remedy. One bottle cures. may assail you at , ing. Vou are at a so sudden and violent is their attack i unless you ain ljiuviuku miu a suic uuic. -&2 The surest cure, the 3-lnlil airanrirliBM til 1 vue KmilH' hub 1 M. J. LAW LOR, Justice of the Peace Insurance and Real Estate Agent, 123 East Centre St. alWO-STOUY Frame Hulldlng, 30x feet on South Chestnut street. Itcnts for $18 per month; will be sold cheap. FOR SALE. Half lot nnd two houses, situated on West Centre street. Will jiay 12 per cent, on Investment, and can be bought on easy terms. IjURM FOR SALK. A farm of !H acre?, with J In three miles of mood market. Twenty nlno acres under cultivation, and four acres of good timber. Frame farm house, six rooms, Bood barn and all in good condition. Will bo sold for $1,200 cash. IjlOIt SALE. Valuable property on ICast Lloyd '. street. Lot 45x150 feet ; seven houses, In cluding restaurant. Agtsregate rental, $rt0 per month. A ram bargain. Apply to M. J, Ijiwlur, Justice of the l'cacc. No. 123 East Centre street. nil 1 1 r ffii uam Tkw- r. SHAYt TUU cSiSred spot'.. AchSr6iabo JUIcers la Mouth, llalM'alllng! Write COOltl JKK.HKUX uu uut Jllnionlc Temple,! cChlcaen, III., (or nroofi ot cures. Cunl-f ltn, sr.DOjOOO. Worst uses cured In IGL jio u& uuye. ltio-puse lioou fVee. Atlantic City's Favorite Resort, Brady House ! Location, South Arkansas avenue, Atlantic City, N. J., near the wean , rooms airy and pleasant; handsomely fimiMicil; koihI board; lurKO giiidi-ii and lawn. Send for circular. Rates moderate; I'. O. llox 207. JAMES IlItADY. nillions of Dollars Go up in smoke every year. Take no risks hut get your houses, stock, fur niture, etc., insured in first-class re liable companies as represented hy flAVin FATJT Insurance ASei UAYID rAUOl, 130 South Main St. Also Life and Accidental Comimnles. Tt-uth Tear. PALMS llI'Sl.M'.Srt coi,i,i:(ii:, 1710 Cli(ituut St., Aritiiin reuiutushlpt 'iiorouKii, Individual ItiAtructiuu. Klttiatlitni, una mi ine Cuuuiitroial Ilttuicliaa. I-Ulladxipui. Fu rat tied. Vaemailraum of IcpowlwdKo at the minimum ofooMt. nnujtrareuurt. TIIKO. l . 1W, J1K 1'rt.U When It comes to GROCERIES Our stock speaks for Itself, to town send your orders, rately uud promptly filled. If you don't come Tlioy will hoacou- flUSSER & BEDDALL, . 29 East Centre'Streetd aft 6y Send for book of prouilnont testi monies like the following : Huntington, Mass., March 18, 1395. Thk Naiicoti CiikmicaL Co., Plrliiuflc1ri, Mnsi., Gentlemen : 1 have Hied tobacco for over twenty-five yenrf, chewing nnd smok Miiok , (.top- liif; every nay from a. in. to a p. m Inir onlv for lnenl. On Mondny, February 1, I cnlled at your olllce In SprlnKlIelil, anil Ixiunlll n bottle of the CiniE which I used es directed, nml on tlio tenth day the desire for tobneco hod left me and it linsnot returned. I did not loio a meal while Inking the Cure. My nnpetltc has Improved nnd I consider Naucoti-Cure a grand thing. Very respectfully, (II JMAH. 1. I.IM'OLN. Mr. Frank H. Morton, nf Chfponpi. FnlU. Mm. late inpnector of 1'nbllo ittilldinm for Aiiiftsncmiscug, nays : I used tobacco for twenty-flvo years, and uiu a confirmed smoker. In Just elRht days' treatment with NAitcoTI-CuiiK I wan IhroiiKli with tobacco, in fact the desire for tobacco VA.MMlnn i.ikk A lmi:AM. Very respectfully, FllANK II. MOKTON. If yonr druggist is unable to give full particulars about Naucoti-Cuke, send to ns for Book of Particulars free, or send $5.00 for bottle by mail. The Narcoti Chemical Co., SIMtlNGKIKLl), SIAP8 any time, without warn-'J complete ciisau vantage :j i :n. .... quickest and safest, is J? n I in f 1 1 1. RnA Vl,1 (r.t vu; u. auu J44 uu.u.i PROFESSIONAL CARDS. QLIFTON ltOIlIUNS, SI. P., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. No. 7 North Jardln Street. Ofllce Hours: From 8 to 0:30 a. in.; I:30to2:3ff p. in.; 6.00 to 7:30 p. in. N. STEIN, M. P., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Oflle Hoom 2, Egan's New Building, corner Main and Centre' streets, Shenandoah, I'a. Ofllce hours: 8 to 10 a. m.; 1 to 3 p. m. , 7 to 9 p. m. Night ofllco No. 230 West Oak street. p F. BURKE, 31. D. 30 E. Lloyd street, Shenandoah, Ofllco hours : 7 to 9 a. in,, 1 to 3 and 7 to 9 p. m. M. HAMILTON, M. I)., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Ofllco Water Company building, 20 West Lloyd street. J II. I'OMKKOY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 8hcuandouh, I'a. JJ- M, BUKKK, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Ofllco Euan liulldlng, corner of Main ond Centre Btrects, Shenandoah. s Lager and Pilsner Beers, Finest, 'Purest and Healthiest. Chris. Schmidt, Agt., 207 k ,WestCoaI Street.
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