all turn,, f ,ip , pnn,i, ,1,nl,',,r i.irw llul" r "" V(X niOMSillnlH nf ) , n-S Tho MniiiM, h, , W'lmrnle rnr.- f,,r . n. I, ,' 26 crni, a -v ,i. If , Jl: ilrir.iii, Mi An I in ti,. i , ,i , ..irt-. i.n (ho I imil I'M II i i, Ills, lent ii ' 'it u . t solum.! mini i'H I'nlnri Ii. .Iiphtli, rm, I mill lima liniil'lcs I h,i. Hh rliiU. J, irmlpf ( and , (i.l nini h Nick iii'iH t'miitmny iTpjuiri' a M'nse. At nil mipKltn -H'i"l mrillril iiihlcn rl i Mr. i't, l'lnlwlelIiia. It Is SSL It Is An Exploded Theory That good readij'- costs a great deal of -handle the follt's Fit to Print," periodicals, either"'" Evening Herald FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8a, 1887. 1 Miss Maud Italcamp, of South .Turdin street, In in Philadelphia at the bedside of her sister, Mrs. Lathlsnc. who Is lit. Pim1 HOfflWHI ' Robert Konsman, editor of Darblnlnit' left for Pittsburg this morning, wher- Klllt octal super- life Having the number of dls- the si ope it the service ?N .... . . . rnfi l.ln. n.n 41 y MM' )fili tin ipi, uKigt wii- fdi i il'ly gi enter thnn for any pre cei'n k ji'Bi. The number of vessels ltEI'UHI.ICAN STATIC TIOKKT- cor treasures, Jambs 8. Bkacom, Of Westmoreland. FOB ATJDITOB QKXBBAX, Levi U. MoCauxy, Of Cheater. leltver lpAf tlrk Ah Hfw.UllaMM Mrs. Frank Itash, rceU0 tuwn,i.i " alley, has given Mrt- I"""" ' "'" Mrs. Evans Highways una s.ihmhii nut being V" fenc?"- her' i'f"'''ct; employes of corpoiun n- m .neir right to form or belong to laloi ii kiui ieatinin. Penalty for infringement il win. Making it a misdemeanor to in r hiij badge or button of any labor or Hitiiu.il organisation uuloaa a member ol tin name. Fine $100. , Extending the provisions of the act of .Time 183A, i ouwriiing roachauic's lieus, to plumo- , ing, gas fitting, fm nlshiug and erecting grates 1 and lurnacos, gas and electric light natures and wiring. i Preventing mine superintendents, foremen iiml assistants from receiving or soliciting money or presents from those in tlivir employ. Penalty 1300. All cheese made or sold In this stat must be plainly marked lit large letters to what grade It belongs "Foil cream," "Three fourths cream," "One-half (ream," "One fourth cream" or "Skimmed cheese." Permitting minors 18 years old to make all needful contracts to become members of fraternal and beneficial societies. But the Trumpet's Clarion Note Sounded by a Scranton Citizen. At first only the faintest echo reached to the coal regions. It came In the onward march through the state awakening echoes of irood cheer to mint of each triuuinhal totnllj l.st, however, was only at, step. Now 'tishere. ami the tiumpetanotesof agalnoi T in 1S6 and "3 In 1S9S. truth are daily sounded ami doubt remains fit the total number of disasters 39( more. This time 'tis In Scranton, the ocuiticd to documented vessels and i bustling cry of the miners. At 1130 Marion SOT. to small undocumented craft sail- street, resides Airs. J. FIU and her evidence limits, row-boats, etc. On board me ;s added to that of many another In this re gion This Is how she tells It : "After being KKrt'Ur.lO.VN COUNTY TlOIClfr. fob JtrrwB, Bom. 0. 1. Bbomtbl, Of PottavlUe. FOR SHKBIPP, HlBSTKB 8, ALBBISHT,' Of Orwlgsbarx. kob poor dirbctok, John Kows, Sm., Of Tremont. FOR .rtJRY COMMISSIOJIHH, 3oh Anbtock, Of Mahauoy City. Kkv. Dr. McVickak, the well kiiuwn and highly esteemed rector t the Holy Trinity Protestitnt Itpis cuiial cliurcli, of Vliilatlelphlu, has lii-en elected Bishop Coadjutor of Kliodt 1-ltind at the EpiaoopHl Con- eution nt Provideuee. This is cer tainly a hlith and richly merited honor, tli'inh it will take from Phila delphia one of the ablest, moat pop ular and ttuccetirtful luininterH of that city. Thk foot lall beacon is on in the fullest sense, and as game after game is played we hear of accidents to some . Wn"hjjlayers. The mishaps reported are ofcSfftn&TJTfly the more serious ones. There have been, and no doubt will continue to bo, a frreat many minor injuries sustained, which for the present will seem to be of little account, but the effects of which will be felt hereafter-possibly through an entire lifetime. The Hajtplest Person Alive. The person who has always been well takes health as mutter of course, and doesn't appre ciate it. The happiest persona aie those who have been cored after they have considered themselves incurable; they become anxious about tbeir Pel low-men, and spread fur and ul.le the good news of their regaiued health and the means by which it was accomplished. There Is a great army of snrh people to-day who owe their present happiness and health to Or (ireene ami his great medical dis coveries, and the U tiinony they bear of relief from the grip of decay and death bears out the broad statement that all the diseases arising out of the nerves and b'ood ran lie quickly and permanently conquered by this famous specialist. Among the potent reme dies discovered hy his research is the world famed Nervura. Dr. Greene's office is at 35 West 14th Street. New York City, and he may be consulted either personally or by letter free of all charge. To be told exactly jour 111 and what to lake to be well by this great physician free of all cost is the priv ilege of rich and poor alike. A letter to li tin will receive instant attention, and his reply and advise wfll lie absolutely without charge Sksator Wolcott, who -represented the American Bimetallic Special Commission to London, will come home with a ilea in his ear so fur as British co-operation is con cerned. Lord Salisbury, in a diplo matically worded note, sent to Am bassador Hay, says his government is not able to reopen the Indian mints -C.t present, and regrets the inability to co-operato with the United State,, and France in their etlorts to secure a par exchange for gold and silver and an enlarged one for silver. WHILE the political campaign in Sohuylkill county has not beeu of the brass-bund order, nevertholeri the voters have given the subject of a choice as between the Bepublican and Demoorat candidates due considenv tlon. In none of the distriots have the Republican managers found any dissatisfaction with the party nom inees they are all men of good character, honest and competent. It is safe to predict that Schuylkill county will demonstrate on Novem ber 2nd that it is permanently nuoiioreti in tue uepuouean column. MGR. SCHROEDER'S VICTORY. Catholic ITiilvorMty lllroutorn Itegret the fhneirtw Mntle Annliist Illm. Washington, Oct. 21. The board ef directors of the catholic university reached a final decision on the case of Mgr. Schroeder at their session yester day afternoon, and the following official statement was given out by Mgr. Con- aty. rector of the university and sec retary of the board. "The board was notified that Mgr. Schroeder intended to send In his rests nation during his last stay In Germany, but he did no do so on account of an advice received from the holy father. The board therefore leaves the tlnal decision to the holy father himself, and expresses Its regret at the many charges made agfelnst Mgr. Schroeder In this connection." At.-ong other charges against Mgr. Schroeder was one that he was a fre quenter of saloons. documented vessels were 3,739 persons, of whom -8.897 were saved and 12 lost, on board t'.ie undocumented vessels there were 706 persons, of whom 698 wei e snved. The estimated value of the docu mented vessels Involved was $S,13!,486; that of their cargoes Jl. 976,310, of which f5.108.895 was saved and )l,Mt,tW loet. The estimated value of property In volved In the disasters to the undocu mented craft was $221,745, of Which amount $182,280 was saved. The life saving crews saved and as sisted to save during the year 471 ves sels, valued, with their cargoes, at $3,016,040. BLADDER TROUBLES. The bladder was created for one purpose, namely, a receptacle for the urine, and aa such it is not liable to any form of dlseaev ex cept by one of two ways. The first way ig from imperfect action of the kidneys. The second way is from careless local treatment of other diseases. SAMPLE SENT FREE. Unhealthy urine from unhealthy kt.lueys is the chief cause of bladder troubles. It is comforting to know that Dr. Kilmer's Swanip-Uoot fulfills every wish In quickly curing bladder and urinary troubles. It cor rects inability te hold urine and scaldlu; or stinging pain in passing It, or bad effects fol lowing use of liquor, wiuu or lieer, and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times during the night to urinate. Tho mild and extraordi nary effect of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the iilghost for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best. At druggist fifty cents and one dollar, troubled six years with kidney disorders, I oiip day noticed an advertisement of Dean's Kidney Pills. My itest efforts to get rid of my troublo had failed, but I determined to try once more, ana got a box of pills at Matthews' llros. drug store, and I am indeed glad of this determination, for Doan's Kidney Pills are all that is claimed for them. They arc easy to take and leave no disagree able after effect. My affection varied some times, worse than others, but I hare never 1ien free from the trouble In all these yeais. The warm weather seemed to effect me worse, and during that season the passage of urlno was accompanied by severe in. I had con siderable pain in my back at night, and upon rising in the morning my limbs ami naca wore stiff. Iliad stomach trouble too, but that together with all the other ailments has vanished. I have told my Mends about tne great good Doan's Kidney Pills have done ins, ami I shall always praise thoiu and use them myself when necessary, although I have no need of them at present. Three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills have made me feel strong and well. For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents. Mailed by Foater-Mllburn Co , Irofflilo, N. Y. Sole agents for the U. S. GETTYSBURG, LURAY, WASHINGTON. Personally-Conducted Tour via Pennsyl vania Itullroad. Oer the battlefield of Gettysburg, through the picturesque llliio Mountains, via llagen town and Antietam, and down the beauttfnl and historic Shenandoah Valley to tho unique Caverns of Lucay; tticnco across the rolling hills of Northern Virginia to Wash ington, is the rpute of this tour a section of the country Intensely interesting from both a historic and a scenic standpoint. The tour will leave New York 8:00 n, m.. l'oswlldy Fatal Trolley Collision. Jerst y City, Oct. 22. Five persons were injuied, one of them seriously. In a collision on the Bayonne and Green ville line of the Consolidated Traction company at Columbia Place, this city, yesterday. Charlee Ltamer, of New ark, had his right Knee cap fractured and was Internally Injured. He may die. The vehicle which collided were three open cars having on board the Grasshopper (Juaid, of Newark, N. J. This organisation, which is composed of prominent business men of Newark, and ex-assemblymen of Essex county, was on its way to Schutaen park, where the annual target excursion is being held. Rich and poor alike Huffer the tortures that come with that terrible plague. Itching Piles; rich and poor alike And instant relief and permanent cure in Doan's Ointment. Your dealer keeps it. In. Piendlsh Crimes. Never in the history of crime have murders taken on such fearful forms, ir displayed so much ilendish inven tion on the part of the murderers, is the opinion of the Philadelphia Star. One notably peculiar feature of most or tnem nas neen tnar m neany every case the xerpetrators have been per ilous who at one time were either husbands or lovers. Another marked feature has been the multilatiou of the bodies. Lettt- gert, of Chicago, is alleged to have murdered his wife whom he once adored, and after chopping her body to pieces, and easting her into a sau sage vat, consumed it with powerful acids. The young men of Covington, Ky., who, after murdering the pretty girl whom they " once professed to love, cut off her head, ami then strove to hide the poor girl's body. JIns. Kaok, who onoe professed to love Gukien su ppe, transferred her afl'eetiotMi to another, and prevailed upon him to assist her in murdering the old lover, who was enticed to a lonely hrfute, shot there, hacked to pieces, and his head packed in plaster, and thrown into the river. We could quote many more of these fiendish crimes, and the horrifying treatment of viotiiiuiby those who. at tine time professed to be devoted to them. These strange phases, which the greatest crime known to the law has of late years taken on, are subjects worthy of calm reflection, in order that a conclusion maybe reached as to their cuutcs. and whether what iias already transpired 1 only the be ginning of a murderous era that will throw into the shade all that hac liii cedi'tl it for ilendishiu and utter l l J l M- 1 t Millionaire's Widow Will CnntW. New York, Oct. 22. George Richard son, son of the deceased millionaire, Joseph Klchardson, has made an affi davit that his father, to avoid litiga tion after his death, deeded all his es tate excepting $500,000 to himself and his sister. Counsel for the widow of the millionaire now say that they will force to an issue the application for the ap pointment of a temporary administrator. Uniformity in (.'laaslfyliiK Tobacco Washington. Oct. 22. It Is announced at the treasury department that a meeting of the government tobacco I exuerta located at the several tobacco h i - . 1 ,1 l. I,AJ a niiral.U.'a warehouse In New York, beginning Nov. L The trcetlng is called for the purpose of arransing a uniform method of classifying tolmcccs. A rECULIARRBMBDY. and Philadelphia 12.80 P. M Saturday, You may havo n sample bottle I October 23, in chargo of one of tho company's tourist agents, and will cover n period ol seven days. An experienced chapcrou, whose especial charge will be unescorted ladies, will accompany tho trip throughout. Rniind-trip tiekcts, covering tall necessary expenses during the entire time absent, will be sold at the extremely low rate of $27 from New York, $20 from Trenton. $24 from Philadel phia, and proportionate rates from other points. For itineraries and full information apply to ticket agents. Tourist Agent, 111X1 Uroad way. Now York, or uddross Oeo. W. lloyd, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Ilroad street station, Philadelphia. DE LOME'S INSTRUCTIONS. A formal Wnriilnir to Undo Snm lle- irtirritiiK Flllliiihtoi'lne. Madrid, Oct. 22. Senqr De Lome, the Spanish minister at Washington, has been instructed to notify the American government that henceforth flllbustar lng expeditions will ba regarded as breaches of International law. Such, at any rate, Is tho substance of his In structions, though It 1s Just possible that the form In which they will be carried Into effect may modify their Import. A very bad Impression has been made here by the news from Havana that a majority of tho Important Industrial, commercial, mining, railway and steam ship enterprises In Cuba aro being rap idly converted Into foreign companies, chiefly American and English. It la feared that this may enable the com panies to claim damages from Spain for losses during tho war. Perhaps a further reason why they are seeking English and American protection Is that Cuban capital fears the tyranny, disorder and throat cutting which will follow Immediately on the proclama tion of Cuban Independence when the time comes for It. and pamphlet, both sent free by mail. Mention Kvf.nino IIkrald and send your address to Dr. Kilmer A Co., llingliamton, N. Y. The proprietors of tills paper guarantee the gouuluess of this offer. To ilrlitjrr.neU: tlio'llurKlnrn. Pittsburg. Oct. 22. Frank Hoebling, Jr., chief of police of Scranton, who has been in attendance at the United States court, and Police Sergeant Dex ter left here last night to bring back three noted burglars In Chicago, who were arrested there with $20,000 worth of diamonds and Jewelry. The men are Frank Dlxler. Michael O'Nell and Harry Johnson, alias J. V. Iteilly. On Sept. 13 the men named robbed the house of Oariott Itofrart, at Scranton, and got r.1,300 v-nrlh of Jewelry. No man or woman can enjoy llfo or accom plish much lu this world whilo suffering from a torpid liver. DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the pills that cleanse that organ l)ovu,tutcd by Cyclone. Madrid, Oct. 22. A dispatch received here from Leyte, one of the Philippine Islands, sa a that place has been al most devastated by a cyclone. The cyclone also destroyed the towns of Tagloban and Hernanl, on the Island of Leyte, as well as several villages. It Is estimated that 400 persons lost their lives through the disaster, and the es Unrated loss is 7,500,000 pesetas. STEAM LAUNCH BOILER EXPLODES Men of tho llnttlrahln Texni Injured, Ho I None lriitll . Doton. Oct. 22.- The boiler of one of the rtcam launches of the battleship Texas blew up while It was alongside of the liattleshlp. and a number of mefi, including two officers and a surgeon, were Injured, none fatally. On the launch at the lime were 35 men, in cluding Lleutcnonl Commander Dele hanty, Lieutenant TUOtol, Ensign Wad hams and nr. W. It Dubose, the ship's surgeon. The smokestack, the top of the boiler and the part of the oonopy over the boiler were blown Into the air, and whal was left of the launch caught fire from the sheet of flame that fol lowed the but sting of the boiler, but the fire had little to burn. The men in the pit with the boiler John Phillips, an oiler, and John Fisher, a coal passer, were thrown violently against the wooden partition. Fisher was badly Injured Internally. Phillips escaped with severe bruises. The coxswain, Thomas Sullivan, was thrown against the side of the launch, but only bruised, and the sailor with him was completely blackened by soot, but unhurt. Dr. Dubose had two front teeth knocked out. Lieutenant Delehanty and Ensign Wadhams emerged from the explosion as from a battle, and their faces and hands bruised ahd burned, but they were otherwise un injured. Mi'drlo Hitler, nttian ( mndlntnc salted for any season, but perhaps more generally needed In ! .i.s, ,vttiff hnn thn lansnld exhausted feeling prevails, when the liver is torpid ami sluggish and the need of a tonic and altera tive is felt. Aprouint use Ol tins meuicme has often averted long ana pernaps rauu bilious fevers. No medicine wUl act more surely In counteracting and fieelng the sys tem from the malarial poison. Headache, Indigesttou, Constipation, Dirahiess yield to Electric Hitters. Only fifty cents per bottle at A. Wesley's drug store. Coining Brents. Nov. 2. Annual supper under auspices of Ladies' Aid Society of tho Calvary Uapttat church. In ltobbius' opera house. Nov. 5. Entertainment and sociable under the auspices of the Al. R. churoh choir. Nov. II. Entertainment and social, under autplces of lAKlies' Aid. in P. ii. church. Nov. 17. Annual supper, under the aus pices of the Trinity Reformed churoh, In Kobblus' open house. Nov. 25. Thanksgiving dinner to be given by All SaliiUT Protestant Episcopal eliutob, comer West and 0.k streets. Dec. 8. Twenty-fifth annual supper under auspices of Wolsh Baptist clinch lu Itobblns' opera house. TO CUltH A COI.H IN ONK HAY. Take Laxative Ilromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money If it fails to cure. 25e. 'Q OLD OUST.' 'GOLD DUST.' Don't Go to Alaska GOLD DUST All Grocers Sell It. Cleans Everything. MADB ONLY BY THE N.K-FAIRBANK COMPANY, ChleAgo. St. Louis. New York. Boston. Philadelphia. I1H Ni " The Faust Wheel flade to Fit. A bicycle, in many respects, is like a suit oi clothes. If you do not appear with ease and grace upon your cycle, it is because it don't fit you. With ease and grace also comes power. Secure them all by ordering a special wheel, measured to fit by the home manufacturer. A guarantee goes with every wheel. Patronize home industry and secure a reliable wheel. FAU5T BICYCLE WORKS, - - - - Repairing of aatl Kinds. - - - -BRANDONVILLE, PENNA. BRANCH OFFICE : 120 SOUTH JARDIN STREET, - - SHENANDOAH, PENNA Tor Infants and Children, Its he- irt Is OS ertr Convicted of Kfllliialltu- DnturHler. Hannibal, Mo., Oct. 22. Mrs. Vir ginia Todd, charged With the murder of her daughter, Hattle Bethel, was yes terday found guilty of murder in the second degree, the Jury fixing her tun lshment at 25 years In the penitentiary. The case has been tried four times, each of the former trials resulting in a hun Jury. The victim was Mrs. Todd's 17-year-old daughter. She was tho victim of her mother's insane Jeal ousy. ICANVAMIS WANTED I t IN THIS VICINITY - I Harper's Book of Facts I , In Combination With jr B I HARPER'S WELL-KNOWN PERIODICALS M B Good-Commissions and a New Field.-' B S First Come, First Served B B HARPER & BROTHERS, Publishers,' 2tiw York City. B AlU'Kc.l Mill I HoT Itobhpi-s Ilidd." Dostun, Oct. 22. William II. Mat thews and Mrs. Atwood, alias Angus Barnum. the alleged mall box robbers, were arraigned before United States Commissioner Fiske yesterday. They were held for the grand Jury. Matthews In $6,000 and Mrs. Atwood In $3,000. The direct charge against them was pur loining a letter containing a check for J220, made payable to W. F. Kimball, and signed by W. S. Glldden. Cascarets stimuLto liver, kidneys and bowels. Never sicken, weaken or gripe, 10c. Soiiietblng About tho New HUoovory for Curing nyniiiI. The Kev. P. I. Hell, a highly esteemed minister residing at Weedsport, Cayt c N. Y., in a recent letter writes as follows: "There has never been anything that I have taken that has relieved the Dyspepsia from which I have suffered for ten years except the new remedy called Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Since taking that I have had no distress at all after eating aud again after long years call W win. liev. F. I. Ball, Weedsport, X. Y formerly Idalla, Colo. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is a remarkable remedy, not only because it is a certain cure for all forms of indigestion, but liecause it seems to act as thoroughly in old chronic eases of dyspepsia as well as iu mild attacks of Indigestion or biliousuess. A person has dyspepsia simply because the stomach is overworked, all it wants Is a harmless, vegei. able remedy to digest the food and tnos give it the much needed rest. This is tbe secret of the success ef this pe culiar remedy. No matter bow weak or how much disordered tbe " digestion way be, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will digest tbe foe wbethor tbe stomach works or not. New life and energy is given not only to the stomach but to every organ and nerve iu tbe body. A trial of this splendid medicine will oonviuce tbe must skeptical that dyspopala aud all stomach troubles can be cured. Tbe tablets are prepared by the Stuart Chemical 1 Co , of Marshall, Mich., hut so popular has the leuiedy become that Stuart's Dyspepsia X.ibli U i an now he obtained at any drug t.iii .,t .in 1 1 iiN n i ai kngc ,st nd fur book ! . I M'.JIIUI 1' lil-IIIM -s tin Itm UlUllMi LUSbtS In tho Stoi-mlnu of tlio Durunt Itldiro by IllirsrV Troops. London, Oct. 22. According to a special dispatch from Simla, the casu alties during the fighting on Wednes day, which resulted in the storming of Dargal Itidge by the Second division of the Dtltish troops under General Sir Yeatman Biggs, were as follows: The officers killed were Captain Charles Judge, of the Second Gurkhas, Lieutenant Alexander Lamont, of the Gordon Highlanders, and Captain Smith, of the Derbyshire regiment. The wounded officers are: Lieutenant Uob lnson. of the Second Gurkhas, who Is dangerously hurt; Major Korbes Mac Bean, of the Gordon Highlanders, and three others. Of the rank and the 156 were killed or wounded, tbe Gordon Highlanders having 36 casualties, the Dlrsetshlre regiment 32, and the remainder being equally divided between the Gurkhas and Derbyshire regiment. Moments are useless If trilled away ; aud they are dangerously wasted if censumed by delay In cases where One Minute Cougb Care would bring immediate relief. C. II. llagen- bucn. I'niiiiwvl vuulu ifutli wnyiiion. Phllllpsburg, Pa., Oct. 22. Three un known negroes made several desperate attempts at highway robbery Wednes day. In one instance they held up and relieved two young men named Hud son and Way of their watches and what little money they had. Way made a narrow escape from a shot fired by One of the robbers, his ehln being se verely powder burned. Officers finally ran the offenders down at Tyrone. One of the men drew a pistol on the offi cials, and Officer Slmler shot him, in dicting a fatal wound. One of the other was captured and the third escaped. A posse Is in pursuit. "An ounce of prevention is better thau a pound of cure." Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup prevents consumption by curing colds, and all similar lung troubles. NUGGETS OF NEWS. While trying to escape from officers at Syracuse a young man Jumped Into' the canal and was drowned. Ten murders are now believed to have been committed by the shepherd, Vacher, under arrest at Belley, 1'ranoe. Whltlns C. Miner. 90 years old, of Falls Village, Conn., committed suielde because a happy dream did not come true. Dr. Newton Batemati, for 17 years president of Knox college, and an edu cator of national reputation, died at Galesburg. Ills. According to rumor the late George M. Pullman's will disinherits his two sons because tbey are Idlers and spend thrifts. They aie 2J-year-oId twins, Leo D. Well, well known for his Im provements In photography and for his work In Illustrating magazine articles, s insane in Chicago. Christian science mhiuged his mind. Pan-Tlma I What is itT The greatest cure for coughs and colds. At Gruhler Bros., drug store. i'i'iin--.vi vhuIm'm Ww t npltol. Harrlsburg. Oct. 22. A meeting of the capital building commission was held yesterday to hear seeral archi tects explain their designs. Another meeting will be held today, at which an architect and design will be selected for the proposed capltol. At the hear ing of the architects It was shown that nearly all of the plans submitted ex eeeded In dimensions the number of oublcal feet called for In the program, also that the appropriation of $650,000 would erect only a very modest building-. Don't Tobacco Spit and Bmoke Your Life Away. If you want to ipiit tobacco using casilj and forever, bo made well, strong, magnetic, . . -.1 XT 'I.T1 ... 1U1I OI DOW 1I1B aim Ylgur, inntj nu-iu-uiv, j tho wonder-worker that makes woaK men strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten days. Over iOO.OOO enroll. Buy No-To-Bac from your own druggist, who will guarantee a I cure. 50c or $1.00. Booklet and sample I mailed free. Ad. Sterling Bcmedy Co., 1 Chicago or New Yurk. 1 "Siiriroitu Ot-i'ii-rni of tlio Miv.v. Washington. Oct. 22. The president I haB appointed Medical Director W. K Van Keypen to be surgeon general of the navy to succeed Surgeon General Bates, deceased. Dr. Van Reypen is at present a member of the board of In spection and survey, which olllce he has held since 1801. Bicycle riders, football - players and athletes, generally, find n sovereign remedy for tbe sprains and bruises and cuts to which they are constantly liable, iu Dr. Thomas' Eclcctiic Oil. WliliIsor'M Klre Windsor, N. S, man, Fletcher, in whose place the con flagration of Sunday Is believed to have originated, was arrested yesterday on suspicion of having started the tire. SBKBffiM m vv as te m HE H M i iaK.es vv an l I'orlinps Inuojjillnry. Oct. 22. The colored The Wouther. For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jer sey, Delaware and Maryland: General ly fair; winds shifting to south and west. Heart Disease Cured TaII mm is an old saying, as true as it ever was. But whether it is true or not there's no earthly use wasting money. Especially in shoe buying. . , - . ( - Some stores charge for name iiSpm'c for style ; some for greed. We're Not Selfish. We're satisfied with a little profit ; we know how to put in style without putting gflfla in price ; we don t charge lor name. We charge simply; and .solely for shoe all Wsi shoe good shoe. mm mm 1 T" Our School Shoes are good examples of our fair-pricing , Youths' shoes, 75c $1, $ 1.251 f 1 Boys' shoes, 90c, $1, $1.25, i.5Cf. Children's shoes, 50c, 75c, $1., 1ili?5 i,t: A, . A. t ' misses siioes, si, & 1.25. Si.SOjj v Thev're built well : built" to withstand j ' - a . - - - :rtiv-,: the tough usage they get. ShQas vqu'U gfejg we're gl-ici to be glad you bought ; shoes handle. " BBS Factory Shoe Store, -1- -vJ. A. IVIoy!-, IVIgr. fjj I'elker Ills Own Itxoou ttoner. Scranton. Pa., Oot. 24. Achilles Felk er, who murdered CoraGress at Goulds boro, this county, on Wednesday, be cause she refused to consent to marry him If he secured a divorce from hie wife, was found dead at the home ef ills brother, at Snydersvllle, a village llx miles from Stroudsburg, yesterday, navlng hilled himself. When bilious or costive, eat a Gascareta windy cathartic lure guaranteed, 10c, 25c. It's Quesr Bow Quick Pan-Tina cures ooughs and colds, 2S. At CI rubier Broa.. drug store. A MIcThIkhii Stfrlir'Flued. New York, Oct. 22. Edward V. Fer guson, sheriff of Lenawee county, Mich., was yesterday fined 1250 by Re corder Guff for permitting a prisoner to escape fiom his custody. The tine was paid. Ferguson was sept to this city by the Michigan authorities to bring back Ante Chrlatianson, who was wanted In Michigan for an alleged defalcation. Chrlatianson, who had en gaged passage on an ooaan steamship, paid the amount ef his defalcation to Frguson, and the sheriff, without con sulting the New York authorities, al lowed Chrlstlnsa to ge Uf- "1 am an old fyldkv of ttijfr belliou. A ytvti ao I a3 in Lid all whiter with cbruuic 1 1 1. i.,;,:: i i. 'Jl iu dt.ttrj L.'fl to ci-u I'.O n if. 'iv.o I,.:'i3 tt Iti'.tik l.ti iiil v. i in i iv '-ii. It is wut'u i.i v t ii d ' .. J'. I': .'A' I I ;'-'Ji Jli'U. - , M HEN a well known minister attox suffering for years with heart die ease, Is cured, A Is not surprising ihat he should publish the fact for tits benefit, of others. Bev. J. .1' Smith, lOiS r'uhon St., Baltimore, Mil,, writes: " For years I suffered from a severe form of heart disease-. I used Dr. Miles' New Heart Our and my heart is now in good condition, Buceritly, other a fit let ions came upon ma. There was humming, painful aensatlous on top and back of my head. Fifteen min utes reading would make me almost wild; there were pulllaganJ uruwiug sensations in my leys all tne time, so that I could uot alt still. Iu this condi tion I began taking Dr. Miles' ltekloriitlya Niuvino and its effect was simply won derful. I hoiirtllvcoinmend your remedies.' Dr. Miles' lti-im dies aro sold by u)l drug gists under a ioiuve guarantee, (list bottle beueBts or mom y n funded. Book on Heart land Nerves sent live to all applicant. UU. JU11.1W MUDIOAI. CO., Klhkart, Ind. Wanted-An Idea SS Protot your Ideas: thT rmiy 1-rluKyou wealth. Write JOHN WBUDElllllIKN a Co , Patent Attor neys. Washington, Dr. rr thi-lr $l,ni uric olTw loa list ut two uumlred Uxeutluus wauled. A "BIO" SAVING ! Tie worMtigmeu can save money by making their purchases at our store. We are offering an excellent shoe at the re markable low price of For which other stores are asking $1.50 and $1.75. Other goods iu proportion. We make a specialty of repairing. Our New Stock Has Arrived and . . . . . . Bargains Are Offered in Every IJne. PLOPPERT'S SHOE! STORE JOB NORTH MAIN STREET. Two doors above Merchauls' Bauk. BICYCLES I BICYCLES I FOR SALB CHBAP. One 1100 (tents' '97 llauger wheel, good a new. One (00 lAilles' or Minns' Oraeent wheel, good condition. No : Reasonable : Offer : Refused. GUY D. STERNER, No. 406 Went t'hurry Ht., Hlmuaudottli, I'a, CHARLES DERR, TON SO RIAL. ARTIST (Sbselar's Old Stead.) 109 NORTH MAIN STRJJItT; First-olas work polite attendants. guaranteed. Prompt an Ifalr cutting a spovlalty.
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