" 'VljM'l EVENING HERALD lWTAI!t.lSlll:l) 1871). Published every Evening, Except Hiiuday.B 8 South Jaiuun Stbekt. Kjmb Cbntrb. the Herald is cicilvried inSlicimnuoan and the surrounding towns for sis cents n week, pur bl to tlio carrier, lly mall ta.OO a year, or -enta month, payable In udiance. Advertise menta'chariTcd iictordlnit Ui space And position. The pulllhcrH rcrerwi the right to change the fioattlon ot advertisements whenever the puh Iwttlon of news demands It. The rluht l reserved to reject any advertisement, whether paid for or not, that the publishers may deem Improper. Advertising rates made known upon npplientlon. Entered at the postofflce at Shenandoah, I'a,, as second class tnall matter. TKI.Hl'HONH CONNECTION. Evening Herald SATURDAY, AI'ML 25, 1S00. Jack IIomnson will have to wait many years hefuro his nnmo Is cinbclislicd with tlio title of United States Senator. If somo Schuylkill county politicians were to liavo all the olliccs within tlio fiift of the people, tliey would still hanker after moro. Tin: School Hoard did a commendable thing in deciding to erect a new school build ing on White street, instead of spending at least a third moro for an addition to tho Jligh school building. IScsidos, tl ero is need for additional .school room. So.MnnoDV has been after Editor .fauna), of the Ashland Loil, with a big stick. Ho surely was not saying ugly things about bis fulluwnian, tho conclusion reached after a pcrnsal of tho following : "Newspaper editing is a very funny business. If you give a man a pull', ho never sees it; but let one lino against blm appear, and bo soos it before tho paper is oil' tho prow; and while ho would not have time to stop on tho street and say "thank you," ho has timo to run all over the town to denounce tho editor who seeks to print all tho news." Kcuuylkiu. county fared woll at tho Hands of the state convention on Thursday. Harrison lt.ill as piesidential elector is an honor well conferred, and Ephraim Uarlow will take good care of this district as a member of tho stato committee. .Tamos Williams was appointed on tho permanent organisation committto; 1). 1). Phillips, on the resolution committee and Delegate Hause on tho credentials committee. With Hon. 1). 1). 1'hillips on the ttato executive committee the county will receive its more than full quota. What is more, this end of the county appears to bo right in tlio swim at stato headquarters, as all of the above reido north of tho mountain. On tlio first of next month an important religion? assembly will coneno at Cleveland the deliberations of which aio awaited with much interest. It will ho the quadrennial conference of the Methodist KpNcopal chinch. and will bo called to order by ilishop Thomas liowman, of St. Louis. Thero will bo 593 delegate? in attendance representing 17,0: ministers, 1 1 , S-0,1 probationers and 2, 70(1, USO lay members of that denomination. They will speak for congicgations owning US,S63 churches, whoso value is $107.!)fiu,37l, and 9.S13 parsonages wbo'o value is $10,fMU,3!M, Thohuostiun of admitting women as delegates willcome up ; the time limit of ministers in "V.4 place, which is now five years, will bo attacked ; tlio proposition to "put (iud in tho constitution of the United States," likely ho endorsed ; somo memorial on the subject of tho liquor tralllc may bo addressed to Congress, and thero will bo a discussion on tho action of tho House at Washington in cutting out of an appropriation bill the Xirovisiou for assisting sectarian mission schools. The conference promises to ho tlio most notewurthy gathering in tlio history of tho church. O.nci: nioio lias Prank Willing .Leach one of the shrewdest political leaders in tho state, with clear judgment and who possesses un usual power? of organization shown his loyalty and friendship towards Senator Quay and his interests. The Junior Senator baa no mote loyal supporter in the stato than Mr. Leach, and none liavo performed work that has been so fruitful of results in sound ing tlio death knell of the Combine. Last year, when the men whoso political fortnuos Senator Quay bad madu, combined to lotroy him, Mr. Leach held a $3,000 position in the Sheriff's ollico in Phila delphia, which Iueratlvo position ho re signed to dovoto his time and ability in assisting Senator Quay in combatting tho unholy alliance. It was a splendid ex ample of principle and self-sacrifice, when Mr. Loach declined to continue in ono of tho most lucrative offices in Philadelphia, because remaining them might bo construed as sympathy witli tho Combine. Mr. Loach again demonstrated his loyalty to tho Junior Senator, when bo consented to withdraw from tho contest for state chairman for the sake of harmony at tho rcquost of Mr. Quay. Mr. Loach bad mado an open and honorable fight; ho madu his appeal direct to tho representatives of tho people, tho delegates ; be did not rely upon tlio leaders for his election, which was a certain result of tho convention had that body been given tlio opportunity to paw upon tlio quostlon. As we foreshadowed in these columns several days previous to tho convention, the dele gates from this county wore unanimous In their oliuico for Mr. Leaoh. Among all tho .state lenders, excepting tho Junior Senator, iioue are held in greater favor and tho dele gate!! were morely expressing the seutimcnU of their eoimtltuunts in favoring Mr. Leach for stale chairman. His administration of the state' committee, which ho has practi cally directed for many years, has shown u clear judgment and power of organisation equal to all emergencies. When Senator Quay decides to re tiro from tlio chairman ship, which bo will probably do ufter the St. Louis convention, ho can find none more worthy aud capable as. a successor than tlio prc-iont chairman of tlio State Exccutlvo i'omiuittcc. Pennsylvania's splendid ma jorily of last rar would be repeated with Jach at the head of the state committee. "'TIWfTlfiiiisiiiif rnioiTii'riimi inrS'iTii iihmiiitm PITHY POINTS. j ilnppmiliiff Tlirmljilioiit the IteRioii Clitoti loltftf Tor Hasty l'erusal. The P. O. 8. of A. hull at Ml. arnicl will' he dedicated on .May sard. The big tunnel and its branches at Maple Hill colliery has jttat been completed. - Owing t Increased traffic the Lakeside Company Is running summer ears to-day. A new lodire or the Knights of I'ythiu will bo Instituted In Mahfltioy City in the near future. IjiiwfnMl Is to have a national bank. J. W. Thomas, station ogetlt for the Central railroad, will be the cashier. 'I lie work of re-impeHng the cimlno room of the Columbia II, AS. 13. Co. has been cuinmonocd by 1 J. l'ortr. & Son. 'I ho Daughters of America will unfurl an American Hag over the Centre street tohool building, in Mabanoy City, on Decoration Day. Llias iiitlst, for many years a resident of Lakeside, is critically ill and not oxpocted to livo. Ho has been sullering for sixteen weeks. The steal cells for the lockup have nut arrivod yet. It is said that when tboy do come they will eausu tho borough oillcials to forget nil about tlio delay. Luzerno county is issuing tlio books for the registration of tho children under tho com pulsory education law. Tho registration will cost at least $3,000 annually, William JSeiswcnter left for Chicago this morning to purchase another carload of horses for bis private salo which bo will conduct shortly at his stables, corner Main and Coal streets. Next Tuesday evening I!ov. P. S. Hurt will bo formally Installed as pastor of the Ashland and Ccntralia 1'rosbytorian churches. Rev. Morrison, of town, will assist In tlio installation ceremonies. Lureka Castle, K. O. of E., Mabanoy City, has just equipped its degree team with new paraphernalia costing $320. On May Otb they will initiate several now membors, and tho local castle will attend. Wedding ltecepttoli. iV laigo number of pcoplo assembled at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Ileddall, on South .Tardin street, last evening, the occa sion being a reception to their son, Charlo? . Ileddall, and bride, ncoMis? Laura lluck man, who were married at I'enu Valley, Ilucks county, on tin Hth inst. The bridal couplo were assisted in receiving tlio guests by Mr. and Mrs. Will IJuckman and Mr. Iiuckman and sister, Miss Ida riuckman. A very enjoyable evening was spent and an elegant collation was served at 11 o'clock. Member of tho Knianou Club were present and a mandolin club rendered several beauti ful selections, assisted by Misses Maine Was- ley and Susio ltedford. Those present wore : Mr. and Mrs. Iiuckman, I'enn Valley, I'a.; Mi. and Mrs. William Iiuckman, Washington, D. C. ; Miss Mablo Iiuckman, l'enu Valley, l'.i. ; Kugeno Iiuckman, New Haven, Conn.; George liedford, Philadelphia ; Mrs. W. L. McDowell, Philadelphia ; Mrs. Archie Howes, Clinton, Iowa : Mr. and Mrs. (Jcorgo Depew, Itorwick, Pa. ; Mr. and Mrs. lieu. D. Ileddall, J. N. Ileddall and Lily Ileddall, Win. Pcnn ; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II. liedford and daugh ters, Susie and Curric, Poltsvillo ; Mr. and Mrs. George II. Wren, Thomas Wren and Miss Mary Wieu, Mabanoy City ; Miss Nelllo Coxen, Miss Olio Ileddall and M. A Stevens. Port Carbon ; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph lieddall and daughter, Laura, Tama' qua; Mrs. Jano Gather, Kcading Mr. and Mrs. John ICobhins, llov. and Mrs. Heebner and daughters, Mrs. Sarah Wasley and Miss Mamo Wasley, Mr. and Mrs. 1. J. Davics, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Wasley, Mr, and Mrs. Henry Perkins, Mr. and Mrs, N. W. Ileddall, .Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ileddall and family, Mr. and Mr.?. T. U. lieddall and family, Mrs. John Daddow, Mrs. John Thomas, Miss Jennie Thomas, Miss Maggie .Tucoby, Mrs. Heuchain, Miss Sallie Ileucluini, Mr. and Mrs. Win. J. Motgan. Tho members of the Ihnanuu Club were : James Leckie, Ehvood Jacoby, Joseph Ileddall, Hany Wasley, L'lwood Bruinm, George audi-rank Portz, .Mr. Kobbins, Saylnr Longsdorf, Theo dore liedford and llenj. S. Daddow. Itellglous Notices. Services in tho Trinity Itcformed church to-morrow nt 10:00 a. m., and (1:30 p. m. Sunday school at 1:30 p. lu. Prayer meeting overy Wednesday evening at 7:30. Services in Ail SalntV Protestant Episcopal church on East Oak street to-morrow at 10:30 a. m. and 7 p. m. The rector will olllciate. .Sunday school at 2 p. in. Itegular services will bo held in tlio United Evangelical church, (Dougherty's Hall,) to. morrow nt 10 n. m. and 0.30 n. in. Preaching by the pastor, Itov. I. J. llcitz. Sunday school at 1.30 p. m. Services in tlio Presbyterian church to morrow at 10:30 a. m. and 0:30 p. in. bunilay school at 3 p. in. llov. T. Maxwell Morrison, pastor. Services will bo held in tlio Methodist Episcopal church to-mnirow at 10:30 a. m and U:30 p. m, Preaching by the pastor, I!ov Alfred lleebncr. Sunday school at 2 p. m All are invited. God's American Volunteer? nro going to hold meetings all day Sunday in llobblns' hall, Meetings at 10 a. in., 3 aud 7:15 p. m. Every ono is welcome Charles Lusk, Captain. Evangelical church, cornor of Cherry and South West streets, II. Horace Uomtg, pastor. .English preaching services at (1:30 in tlio evening, A hearty invitation Is extended to nil to como and worship God witli us. Ilev. C. W. Secbrist will preach his first anniversary sermon in the English Lutheran church at (1:30 to-morrow evening. Marriage Certiflcuto Dosigncd and executed with a pen. Several grades. Artistic, neat. Tbo latest mariiago certificate booklet. Very fine. 1-lB-lt-oaw Hooks & HuowN. Terrible Double Murder ill Maryland. La Plata, Md., April 23, Two mom bora of tho fnnilly of a well known inor chaut of Hilltop wero most brutally mur dored nt a Into hour Thursday night. Mrs. CoekiiiL' nnd her slstor. Miss Daisy Miller, nro dead. Mr. Cocking was gagged and thrown lu tho collar, nndwhou fouud was unoonsolous, It tho murdoror Is caught a lvuchlng will tulio placo, as tho pooplo nrln tbo highest pitch of oxcltomout. Tho Self Stecrlnc Torpedo. Newi-oht. It. I.. April 2S. Tho final trials ot tho Hasklns' self steering torpodo ooourrod yostorday afternoon at tho naval station. Tho Invention was testeu tor ro. liability aud Hubjeoted to severe oxperl ments. Tho result of this trial will bo kept a secret. Regarding tho future uso of tlio Invention, Mr. Hasklns stated tho matter would rost entirely with tho soorotary ot tho unvy. Address Cards. Ono of tbo finest lines of addrosscards ever displayed lu this section of tho stato can be soenattlio Hkiialu oillco. They are em bellished with society emblems, and make most excellent visiting cards for members of tho various fritetnities. Call and examine them. FATAL CYCLONE IN VIRGINIA. Iwn Houses Destroyed, Two lVoplo Killed and Four Others Injured. IloAXOKK. Vb., April 88. Late yester day ufternoon a oyolone aoooinpnniod by hull and very hoary rainfall atmoktho olty of Kiileni, rovoii miles west of horo, mid besides blowing down sevornl bam?, unroofing out house and uprooting trees, completely demolished two houses, lu ono ot which a fnnilly of eight colored people resided, nil of whom, nnd three others, were lu the house nt the time of the dis aster. Jano Jlnrris and her C-yenr-old sou woro taken out dond from tho rulus, nnd of tho others four woro badly Injured, ono, n 4-yonr-old girl, being fatally hurt. Surgical assistance was promptly rendered by tho physicians of tho town, nnd thownnlsof tho hoinoloss woro nlso attended to. Tho cloud, n dark, funnel shaped ono, oiimo up suddenly from tho southwest, cutting n oomploto swath ot about 150 foot whorovcr it passed. Wbllo consldornblo dnmago was dono to property in other places In Konuoko county, uo f urthor loss of Ufa Is roported, An Trerly Adjournment Probable. Washington. Anrll 23. Tho fact that. mtch unusunl progress was mado with tho sundry civil appropriation bill In tho sen ate yostorday,and that tho Democrats man ifested no disposition to dolnv Its consid eration, has greatly oncourngod tho Rc- puuncan sonntors in the belief that an early adjournment Is probable It Is un derstood that tho Democratic leaders havo practically agreed that congress shall closo as soon a3 tho appropriation bills can bo disposed of. They will oxpoct, howovor, that opportunity shall bo crrantod for tbo consideration of ono or two moasures, and among othor things will ask that it voto bball bo tnken upon tho resolution to seat iur. Ampont as a sonator from Delaware Tho Democrats think that' In caso a voto Is taken on this proposition tho resolution will bo dofonted. riungor Pardrldge's Fortune. ClIICAOO, April 23. Tho estate of Ed- win I'.irdridge, tbo heavy board of trado operator, who dlod lntcstnto, will bo brought into tbo probato court on Mon day nnd letters ot administration applied for. Tho estate Is ostimatcd at $2, 700,000. This Is not tho full amount of money that tbo plunger mado In his lifetime, for bo has at different times given largo sums to various members of his family. Thoostnto of bis wlfo is now ostimatcd at ?2,000,000, all of which she received from blm, while all of his children havo received largo amounts from him. The Hull-Money ltow. Washington, April 23. Tho friends of Mr. Hall and Mr. Money displayed con sldornblo activity yestcrdny In trying to arrungo an nmlcablo understanding be tween thorn, but nothing was accom plished. General Catchlngs acted a"? mediator, but It was thought best for somo ono outsldo of tho Missouri and Mississippi delegations to nrrnngo tho pre liminaries, nnd Gonornl King, of Louisi ana, It is understood, undertook this dell cato role. No further troublo, however, Is anticipated by tho frlonds of elthor of tbo gentlemen. Double Murder and Suicide. Huntington, W. Vii., 'April 23. A mos- sngo recolvcd from Milton snys that John Love, a well known citizen who 'realties near horo, at midnight arose from his bed nnd fired two shots nt his wlfo, killing her almost Instantly. Ho thou ontored tbo room whoro hi? fatlicr-lu-law, Muzeo, was sloepiug and llred soveral shots nt him, each ball entering his body. Lovo then placed n rovolvor against his tomplo nnd llred a ball Into his bruin. Mazco will die. Suspected Filfbustertng Steamer, NortFOLK, Vn April 23. Tho steamer Howard Cassard has arrived nt Newport News from Washington, and is undor tho strict survclllanco of tbo custom bouso au thorities uuil tho Spanish consul at this point, ofllclal dispatches being received that sho was suspected of being a filibus ter, and that hor mission In thoo waters was to socuro coal aud supplies. Legislators Still After the Trusts. Albany, April 23. Tho companion anti trust bill to tho one passed by tbo legisla ture, nnd recontly signed by tho governor, was passod yesterday by the sennto nf tor n spirited debate Tho bill now goos to tbo governor. It vosts tlio attorney gen eral with powers nooded to carry on an ef foctlvo inquiry, and Js known as tho pro cedure bill, Hound, Gugged,"lurdered aud Ilobbed. Lafaykttk, La., April 23. Martin Horn naud, n merchant nt Scott, wa? found doad in bed with his hands and feet securely tlod and his mouth gagged. Further In TOStlgatlon soon disclosed tho object of tho foul deed. The snfe was empty, and 7,000 had been taken nwoy. Tho autopsjt showed that there woro lifty-two stiletto wountls about bis neck and breast. Four Convicted ot Arson. WlLKESDAHUK. Pa., April 25. James Passarella, the Italian bandit, who was ar rested In Chicago somo tlmo ago, was yes terday convicted of arson, 'ilirce aocoiu nlloos namod Carono. Cnmeraul nnd riporl wero also lounu guilty, mho lour win no sentenced this afternoon. Tho maximum sonalty U twenty years. Don't Get Excited Was what tho doctors told me, and thej tsld I must not run, on account ot flut- fInf mv henrt. I Was sick Over year with dyspepsia, could not sleep or eat incomiori, was t;vuuij Hood's Sarsaparilla gave me refreshing sleep! steady nerves nd better health than ever. I have great faith in Hood's. II. II. PnfCB, Beading, Pa. Hood's Pills :qia bay, easytoUlc, euecr. sc - 7 llurtfn Itib"T 1'eM for f triidllliin. Lom' . il . i - .. ilh.im Dunlop and Will mi j'iM", . i) were recently ftne-ti'il hen' mi 1 !u- im,h-h of boing lu pos r -i m 'if the jewelov luli'ii in Decem ber las from tlio r,isld -uco of I. Towu soud Uu d"ii, in No York, wore dls cliaivr .1 in th Mwlboroti rli 4troot police court y' .'erilay. They wore, however, lm medial -ly rearrested on extradition war rants, and will hi) arraigned In tho How street p'lllc? ootitt on tho charge of steal ing tlio Jewelry its soon as w.tnjssos from tho United States arrive. -Uilohlon'n Arnlen Salve. Tho host salve in the world for cnti, bruise.?, sores, nleein. salt rheinn, fever sores, fetter, chapped hands, chilblains, coins, nnd all skin eruptions, and poltively currs piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or ninny refunded. Price 25 cent per but, For sa'e hv A. Wasley. Krugrr Cnniiut Now Visit lliiglnnd. CAI'K Town, Apr.l 25 Govornor Sir Horeliles Itoblnson has cabled the reply of President Kruger to Mr Chamberlain's Invitation to visit England to discuss tho settlement of tho Ulilanders' grievances to Mr. Chamberlain. Tho reply states in effect that President Kruger cannot pres ently proceed to England, as his presence in the Transvaal Is required by the volks raad. 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Y., and ask for tho little book called "COMPLETE MANHOOD." Keferto this paper, and tho company promises to send tho nook, in senled envelnne. wlthnnf- nnw marks, and entirely freo, until it Is well Intro- UUCGU. ' ers Lager and Pilsner Beers, Hlnest, Purest and lle;itiilcst. Chris. Schmidt, 207 West Coal Street. Teams to Hires. If vou wan) to hire safe nnd rrllabh tenia for dri vi ng or for working purp.M1 pay Mile- ds' II j try stable a visit. Teaui constantly on hand at reasonable rutt JAMES SHIELDS, No. 410 Kant Centre Mreet, Opposite Heading railroad station. j (uticurs Haines l.nW fconslltulloiinl, NEW Vouk, April 'A -Alio appellate branch ol ih. hiipivme inn", yesterday handed down a decision delating tho Kaines law constitutional. The decision Was in the case of Frederick G Klnsfeld ogalnst President Murray and the olber members nf tho exolso board. Klnsfeld, who Is n saloon keeper, made application to the oxclso board for n renewal of bis lloense for one year, from March 28 last. Tho npplloatlon wm refused and Klnsfeld brought stilt to oompel the board to grant his license. The decision sustains the ox clso board. Klnsfeld, It Is reported, will take tho case to the court of appeals'. Premier Castillo's Confidence. MADII1D, April 25. Sonor Cnuovns del Castillo has doclorcd that tho Cuban rebels nro convinced that thoy will not bo recog nized a? belligerents, and that thoy are, thoroforo, greatly discouraged. Ho says that 1,500 of thorn hnvo roceutly yloldod, nnd that If this course la continued ot this rato tho govornmeut will oilor them in ducements to surrender. Triple Murderer Hanged, Little Hook, April 23. Marshall An derson, colored, was hanged at Malvern yostorduy. Ho was convicted of killing Tom Hanson, his wlfo and brother near Mal vern last Soptombor. Anderson doclnred on tho gallows that his llfo had been (worn away. Ho clalmod to hnro killed his victims In self defenso. NUGGETS OF NEWS. At BufTnlo Thursday night Frank Erno knocked out Larry Burns, of Cohoes, In twenty rounds. Tho London Times has n dlspntch from Singapore which says that the plague Is raging In Canton. There was only ono baseball gatno yes terday, that at Cincinnati. Itesult: Cin cinnati, 8; Clevolnnd, i. Tho Argontiuo cabinet favors the sug gested basi3 of tho settlement of tho frontier difficulty with Chile Peter Paul Mulvey, the well known Phllndolpliia and Now York journalist, died in tho latter city yesterday, aged 62. At Wnshlugtou last night Dr. S. V. Moffutt was killed by a Columbia lluo cablo car. The grlpmnu declares ho was lylug ncross tho track, liellcf hi Six Hours. Distressing kidney and bladder diseases relieved in six hours by tho "New Great South American Kidney Cure." 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It Is stated that Presldont Kruger lias uuofliclally promised to romlt a por tion of tho reformers' sentoncos. An Allldavit. This is to certify that on May 11th, I walked to Mcllck's drug storo on a pair of crutches and bought a bottle of Chamber Iain's Pain llalm for inflammatory rhcuma tism which had crippled mo up. After using three bottles I am completely cured. I can cheerfully recommend it. Charles H. Wet zel, Sunbury, Pa. Sworn and subscribed to beforo mo on August 10, 1891. Walter Sbipman, J. P. For salo at 50 cents per bottle by Grubler Bros., druggists. Canada Without a Parliament. Ottawa, April 23. Tho exeltemont In parliament circles here is Intense After prorogation Thursday night came dissolu tion yesterday. Thoro i3, thoroforo, no longer any parliament or ruprosoutntlvos of parliament. Tho ministry hold ofilco, and nro responsible to the governor gen oral. No appoint ments cau bo mado ox copt thoy are ot emergency, and tho dis tribution of patronage must cease Sir Maekenzlo Bowell, tho premier, whoso resignation as such will bo announced soon, has managed to got over tho session and to havo parliament dissolvod. Sir unarlos Aupuor aud his followers nro ap pealing to tho premier to do something to help tliom to ueeopt somo oillco under the crown, which will show that tho breach between tliom has been partly healed. Sir iuncKunzio rofusoi to aocopt anythlncr and win retire irom pontics. Rev. James Murdock Is Benefited In Five Minutes. A Remedy Which 'Will Rid the World of Catarrh, When I know anvthiuir i's worthv nf re commendation, says Kcv, James Murdosk, of jiarnsuurg, ra, A consilient my duty to let my friends know it. Ihuvnused Dr. Armew'a Catarrhal Powder for tbo last two months and am now almost, if not completely, cured of catarrh of live years standing. It Is certainly magical in its effect. Tho first application henctlted me within live minutes. 1 would not bo without it In the house If it cost $5 a bottle, as it will euro any slight cold I may have, almost instantly. I recommend it mast freely and heartily to all who are troubled with cold in the head or catarrh in anystago. l'rico 50 cents. Sold at Kirllns' drug store. Iturglais Loot a Pawnshop. Boston, April S5. Two youna men broke into M. P. Carr's pawnshop in unnnostiown yosteruay afternoon, wbllo the uroKor was at lunch, and helped them solves ta about 100 watches and 200 rings and chnlns, all valued attS.OOO. Passers by saw tho thieves loavo the storo carrying a brown oag. it is quite probable that the latter article wus usod to hold the jewolry, To llulld Five Key Bteaiuerl, London, April 85. Tho Times says that It Is creiumy Jnrormou that the North Ger man Llcyd Steamship company Is asking lor tonuers tor me uuuuing ol Mvo steam, ers of 5,000 tons caoii tor the Brazil trade, ltlieumatUm Cured in a Day. "Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and Neu ralgia radically cures In 1 to 3 days. Its action upou the system is remarkable and mysterious. It removes at once the cause and the disease Immediately disappears. The first dose greatly benefits j 75ecnU. Sold by u. At. iiagenoucn, Druggist, Shenandoah, "DR.M5LES, Throi'ids ki!s NcrvJne Is a Ben efactor to Thousands." -2t . .1 in UdMCTKI mi 7V WIDELY known Wisconsin publisher, J- who resides at Green Bay, writes murcu em, iolm, as X0110WS 'Fivo voars aim I benamn nn MM,nn. t.- mental work was a burdon. I could not rest nlcrht nn acentlnt. nf ati,Anln..nA.. i , .- attention was called to Dr. Miles' Kcstora- tlvo Acrvine. and 1 commenervt tn it with the very best effect. Since then I navo Kept a Dottio in my house and uso it whenever mv nerves bGrnmnnntM,nff it. always tho same good results. My son also Dr. AlilCS takes It for nervousness iNCryillC success. I havorccom- P Act nt-PC menaca it to many and KCSIDTCS it cures them. All who T-TMlfh suffer from norvo AAailll troubles should try It. It Is freo from narcotics, nerfeftlw harm less, and Vet SOOthcs and strnnET.hnn. Dr. Miles, through his Ncrvlno Is a benofactor to tuousanas. A. a LEHMAN. Editor and proprietor of Dek, Landsman. Dr. Miles' Nervlnn la enlri nn irnnrnnliu. first bottle will benefit or money rofunded. OHN F. CLEARY, PURK SELTZHn WATER A euro for hendnche and fttomaeh troubles. GINGKH ALE, M'KlSS I1I5KR, LAQEIt DEER, TORTKR. BOTTLER I OF . . . ! 17 nnd 1 0 Peach Alley, Shenandoah. Agent for Shenandoah and Vicihity -For- BARBEY'S Beer and Porter. Try Barbey's Bohemian Beer. REMOVAL. Of CHRIST. FOLTZ'S barber shop from East Coal street to 105 West Centre street, formerly occupied by Joseph Kolvey, CLEAN TOWEL VITH EVERY SHAVE. HAIR CUTTING A SPECIALTY. F YOU WANT THE BEST and can't get It, then como to us for it. We carry the best of Groceries, Butter and Eggs, FLOUR and FEED. Our delivery waeon awaits your order. Goo4s delivered promptly. riUSSER & BEDDALL, . ..-X : . 26 East Centre Street. r CHARLES DERR'S v Barber Shoo 1 12 West Centre Street. Our Hot Towel Shave . . t- v. IIItb H. We B iiecuimuK pufutw, . make a specialty of halrcuttlns. Full Valu, No Waste.- I am not making sensational street displays, but have larger clothing business than any other house in Shen andoali. WHY? Because, instead of wasting my money in hiring bands, lavishing decorations, treating curiosity seekers to beer and cigars, and otherwise throwing away my profits, give my customers the benefit of that much money, and more added. See my stock of SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING. No brass bands are needed to convince the people of what it is. ' It speaks for itself. S. BLOCK, ROCHESTER CL0TUING HOUSE. Corner Main and Cherry Sts., Shenandoah.ro i . j , JOJ .ui-'jiiiiwjEwiiBBUBBnriBiv'V4 ijir a i. ji- t a A ...
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