a
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EVENING HERALD
ISiTAtll.tSllKIt 1K1U.
funhciliril BTory Kvenhin, Bicepis unly,l
Sooth Jarmn hthfrt. Nkab (Trmr
rh Unnihl l.dellvtied inShcMmnciimn iti.rt 'h.
.lirmundlllK to.1 fnrll 1-lMlta ft rt wlr. ,n I
thl nt)iecnrrler. It) nmll S8.P0 it year, or 2
eant. n mnlh, nble In ftilVBiH1 A'tirti-.-
montSCllA Kl """'"": "Ppri 'I 'IIioi. I
TIib publlnhern raw vr Hi rlirln t. 'i (' '
04I1IUU of Bdvertl.eracnU .vlicnuvur th mil,
Vwloi d !' iW-iimnd. It. Tli" Hull 1
lriPrti,l in rr)p"'i Hilvt ttlnciucnl, al'Ml"
iiftUl ("r or iml, ..ml tlio jmblUbcm inny uprm
lmroi'r. Ailtertlnlnt" raier nuvlp known
niton application.
Bnterm t tlio potcnlcv al Hhnnnnilonli. I'i... m
urooml cla mill nmttor.
TKI.KI'HONK OO.NNItCTlON
the News That's Fit to Print."
Evening Herald
WEDNESDAY. JANUAKY 2(1. 1808.
LlKK tlic iioliticiiuiH, all tlio bad
Indians fire not dead yet. and ihiio or
tho good ones nri nlill living.
Thk election of MeConms as United
States Senator by the Maryland ?$
liiture is looked upon an ill accor
dance) with tlie national administra
tion's desires. Tims a Hepiiblii-iiti
HticceedH a Democrat, and Arthur V.
Gforuiim steps out.
Tub Citizens party enters the
municipal campaign with bright
prospects for a decided victory next
month, while tins Democratic forces
aro somewhat demoralized because of
unpopular nominations in several of
the wards.
Tiikuk are some candidates for the
legislative nomination in this county,
Becking a re-election, who should tret
a. few lantern slides and take to the
lecturo platform while their boom is
on. Uevolvinj: pictures, represent
ing their past record, would be n
drawing cird.
Thk banquet of tlio llurns Club
last evening was a decided success in
every particular, and the toasts were
responded to in an able manner.
Especially was this true in reference
to tho address of our journalistic
friend, J. Harry James, H-tj. .
eulogistic remarks to the memory of
Burns thrilled his hearers, who love
to honor the memory of the poet of
humanity.
Thk reappointment of Gen. Mul
holland as pension agent at Philadel
phia is a just recognition on the part
of President MeKinley of the many
thousand sound money .Democrats
in Pennsylvania, who supported the
Republican ticket in tlio last presi
dential election. Although a life
long Democrat, the appointee is re
tained in the ollice to which Cleve
land appointed him. fienl. Mulhol
laud had the endorsement of every
Graud Army Post in Philadelphia
with a single exception.
Hie Loud Bill.
There is no measure more wide
spread in its application, or more
wooping in its efTect, than the so
called Loud bill now pending in Con
gress. The same measure was up in
the last Congress, and although it
bore, as it now does, the name of the
Chairman of the House Committee
on postofrices and Post Itoads, it was
in point of fact prepared and fathored
by the Cleveland Administration. It
passed tlio House of Representatives
in the last Congress, but failed in the
Senate.
On its face the bill proposes to pro
hibit tho sending of newspapers
through the mails under the pound
rates, except to prepaid subscribers,
unlesi at a ruinous charge for
postage. It proposes to greatly re
etrlot the naturo and form of supple
ments and other matter sent by pub
lUherv frequently as adjuncts to in
crease the attractiveness of their pub
lications. "Without going into dotnil
with reference to the measure, which
is somewhat lengthy, it is enough to
say that it should be designated "A
Bill to Restrict Other People's Busi
ness." There are many reasons why the
public is, or should be, awake to the
danger to the general welfare which
lurks in this pot bill of Mr. Loud's.
It is not only a blow nt education,
and at general business Interests, but
alio strikes at labor, mid thus reaches
every home in the country however
humble.
The full scope of the measure has
not been appreciated by the publio
at large. Its effect would be greatly
to decrease the amount of printed
matter Issued from the press and
circulated through tlio mails, tihould
it became a law it would decrease the
demand for white paper by thousands
of tons every year; it -would throw
thousands of printers, machinists
and pressmen out of work. It would
curtail perhaps SO por cent, the de
mand for presses, and its effect upon
the great shops where printing
machinery is constructed would bo
ruinous, not only to the proprietors,
but the artisans mployed, Tlio
hundreds of articles that are adver
tised in the newspaper press in all
sections of tho country would suffer
a decreaso because of the restrictions
on cheap avenues of publicity, and
the thousands of people engaged in
the preparation of all kinds of goods
would suffer accordingly.
With all thsse reasons, and many
others that might bo cited for hostility
to tho measure, it follows that the
only way tjie bill will pass Congress
will be through the neglect of the
people. If the constituents of the
. . !4t - S
I
AH'etnb!cPrcparationror As
similating Uic Food mulUctftila
llng Hie Slomachs and Dowels of
Promotes Digcstion.Cliccrful
ncss and Rcsl.Contalns neither
Opium.Morpiiinc nor Mineral.
Not Naiicotic.
HttVe orOMn-SAKVELnmiER
Jlmpttn Sttil"
A..tw
UmAllhSJU
Anist Still
JlpnntHt -
ItlmnStttl -Cfartfird
Sitprrr .
Apcrfeet Remedy for Constipa
tion, Sour Stomaclt.Diarrhoca
Worms .Convulsions .Fcvcrish
ncss and Loss OF SLEEP.
Facsimile Signature of
NEW YORK.
EXACT COPV OF WRAPPED.
E2
nieliibers of Comrress would arouse
themselves to the danger which
tlireatens them through this proposed
legislation and write vigorous pro
tests the evil would be averted.
A Clever Trick,
It certainly looks like it, but tlieie !s reull.v
no trick about it. Anybody enn try it win.
lint l.iiiio luck and weak kidneys, malaria or
ne'vom troubles. We mean lie can cut
himself rlclit avv iy by taking Illeetrie Itil
ten Thin medicine tones lip the wind.
v tein, nets a' u -t 1 mil Iti n r to the liver me
t i.ln'-y-., Is a blond purilier ami nerve toni
It cup's cm--1 i 1 1 i. 1 1 . Iic.ulac.liu fain'Mi
"pells, sleeplessness and melancholy. It
purely vegetable, a mild laxative, mid ie
stnrc the svstem to its natural vigor. Tr
Hlietric Hitters and bo convinced that they
aie a miracle worker. Kvcry hottlu gimnin
teed. Only sue. n buttle at A. Waslcysdrup
'toie.
Mi'Klo i , to V . i Tt'ow Vorl;.
New Yi J.'.r. J' - To.no: -ow Perd.
dent MeKi.'.y. a-eon.pai'bd by Mrs.
MeKlnh y, ''eeietnry l'i t i and Cap
tain and Mis. I.afaye'te " IcWUliams.
now ciiest!. at the White House, will
arrive heie l. nt'end tho banuuet of
the National Association of Manufac
turern of the Unlud States, to be r.Iven
at the Wtldorf-A.Ttoriu tomorrow tvrti-Inr-.
Tht ;o-"-dc!U'fl adJiess In looked
foiv..td t j ' of nioru 0tn lite il
tereid .-rid '.;.r.i t.'iu e. Wi.dcllh
trend b n ni.n'uw ". , ,
undert-t . d ;.u ! l.e v 111 touch u;' o i':,
financial m m-.' n.
IT IS EASY TO TELL.
People who fail to look after their health
are like the carpenter who neglects to siiarjicii
his tools. People are not apt to get anxious
about their health soon enough. If you are
"not quite well" or "half sick" hive you
ever thought that your kidneys may he the
cause of your sickness ?
It is easy to tell by setting aside your urine
for twenty-four hours j a sediment or settling
indicates an unhealthy condition of the
kidneys. When urine stains linen it is
evidence of kidney trcublc. Too frequent
desire to urinate, scanty supply, pain or dull
ache in the hack is also convincing proof
that the kidneys and bladder are out of order.
There is satisfaction in knowing that the
great remedy Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Koot, ful
fills every wish in relieving weak or diseased
kidneys and all forms of bladder anil urinary
troubles. Not only docs Swamp-Koot give
new life and activity to the kidneys the cause
of trouble, but by treating the kidneys it acts
as a tonic for the entire constitution. If you
need a medicine take Swamp-Root it cures.
Sold by diuggists, price fifty cents unci one
dollar, or hy sending your address and the
name of this paper to I Jr. Kilmer & Co.,
Hinghamton, N. Y., you may have a sample
bottle of this great discovery sent to you free
by mail
FATAL GALE IN ST. LOUIS.
Two I'ooplo Killed anil Another I'or
liapi Filially In. lured.
St. Louis, Jan. 20. a gale that reach
ed the highest velocity of any experi
enced here since the tornado of May
27. 1890, when the destruction of life
and property was so great, prevailed
vesterdnv. Its velocity was GG miles
an hour. T vo deaths, one fatal lit- I
Jury and several minor casualties were !
reported, as won an considerable de
struction of proporty. The dead are:
August Weynieyer, aged 37, a car
penter, who was blown from the roof
of tho Shields (school; Thomas Joseph
Peterson, aged I, blown from the roof
of a porch. Mrs. Sarah I.orln had her
spine crushed, and she may die. The
Injury was caused by the blowing down
of a fence. Swinging signs were blown
down, window panes broken, outhouses
demolished, fences leveled, telegraph
poles and wires broken, and In some In
stances roofs were taken oit.
Th e Createst DUcovery Yet.
V. M. Iiepinn, editor Tiskilwa, III .
"Chief," says; "Wo won't keep liiiuso with
out Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump
tion. Coughs awl Colds, lixpcrlmeiitcd with
many others, hut never got tho true romedy
until we used Dr. King's New Dlkcovery.
No other remedy can take Its place in our
homo, as In it we hwo a certain and sure
cum for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough,
etu " It is Idlo to experiment with other
remedies, even if they are urged on you as
Just as good as Dr. King's New Discivory,
They are not as good, liecaiiM) this remedy
lias a record nfciirtwand besides is guaroiiteed
It neve- falls to Kitisfy. Trial bottles free at
A. Wasloy's drug store.
sk your grocer for the "Royal 1'atcnt
dour, and take no other brand. It is the best
flour made.
The Kind You Have
Alwars JioiigM,
Bears the Fac-simile
Signature
OF
ON THE
WRAPPER
OF EVERY
BOTTLE.
THE KIND
YOU HAYE
ALWAYS BOUGHT.
Tur crNTiun COMPANY. MCW VOBK riTV
THE PRODICE MAI!KET$
As ltellecl.Ml iv Dcitlln-rs In I'hlliidel
plilu mill Iln! 1 1 luoro.
I'hlladelpl'hi, Jim. 2f. I'lour slow; win
ter sup. r..ne, ;j.!iCi 3.10; do. extra,
3.50; l'c..m; lveniu roller, clear, $l'4.23;
U0. straight, M.-'O'-ibW: western winter,
clear, N.25u-!.'iO; do. straight, SL.TOn I.7B:
city nulls, extra, t3.2Mi3.Oi. Ilye Hour dull
at J2.00S12..V) per barrel, as to quidity.
Wheat quiet; No. 2 red, KHitSiWie.: No.
5 I' " p- Ivunln and No. 2 Delaware red,
s.n.i, l.tWfo. Corn tlrm; No. 2 yellow,
for local trade, 33Vi(fir.',,c.; No. 2 mixed,
In export elevator, CSifji .c. Oats quiet
and steady: No. 2 white, 30c; No. 2 white,
clipped. :m. :;ViC. ; No. 1 white, clipped,
31 e. Jl.iy weal.; choice tlmolhy, $12 for
largo bales, lieef llrm: bief hams, f22.S0f
3. l'ork linn; fnnPv. i:12.ii. 1. iro
firm; western etc:,: led, J.VIO. Utilter
steady; ui'd'Tii cie uiery, 1 PltfSV. ; do.
factory, ll'o ;.'c; Ulfbis. 2(io. ; Imitation
creamtry, ludilSo. ; New York dairy, 13'.
lie; do. creamery, Hiill),;. ; fancy Penn
sylvania prints jobblni; ut 22'fi2.'ic. ; do.
wholesale, 2b. Cheese dull; lr.rt;e, wl.lt'
and coloied, September, Mfcc.: small do.
do., September. !!ifty9!ie.; lisht skims, Gc
C'jC. Ebks steady; New York and I'unn
f; Ivunla, lMltle.; western, fresh, lse. Po
tatoes quiit; New York, $2.!7' 2..Vi
sweeta, ?'"ii4. Turncntlnu film ut, 31V.'
I S
t?jc. Freltibts dull and tinner; cotton
by steam, 2sc; Kraln, by steam, SUfi 3'e.
Vie Iron warrants dull at $B.GUTi0.70. l.ak
"cotipcr dull at JlO.SOTcll. Tin dull nt $13.7i
tilu.S.".. Spelter unchiuificil at J3.00t:4.10.
Lend dull at $3.C0Ti 3.C3. Cottonseed oil
cpilct and easier: prime crude, 19c; prinn
bi ninier yellow. 22' jCfi22"1c ; off summer
yellow, 22c; prime winter yellow, 27Vit
SS'.jC.
Uiiltiinorc, Jan. 23. Flour dull, but firm.
Wheat flitner: spot, (W'sfiMlic; montband
February, M'i(iii)0"jc.; March, toe; May.
SCi'iiOlfc; steamer No. 2 red, SGifiDC'ic:
Boutlicrn, by sample, 97c.i$l; do. on grade,
!i!k'.fit$l. Corn Urmer; spot. 33Vii 33ic. '.
month and February, 33Uitj33c; .March,
WWWJlc: steamer mixed, 32Vic. ; south
ern, white, 31?i''3l'ic; do. yellow, 31H
Siv. Oats firm, No. 2 whit , v. -jtcrn, 2l)',i
EfSOc; No. 2 mixed, Sc. Ilye flimer; No. 2
nearby, 03c-. ; No. 2 western. CIc. Hay
steady; choice timothy, Jl.l. Grain freights
quiet and unchanued. Sufrar stroni; and
unchanged, llutter and egus cpilct and
tincliangccl. Cheese steady and unchang
ed. Whisky unchanged.
I.Ivo Stock MnrkotH.
New Y'ork, Jan. 25. Cables quota Amerl
can steers nt 10i&ll',c; rcfiiserator
beef, S1)S',!,c. Cnlves ciulct and steady;
veals. $3'!S.50. Sheep and lambs quiet and
Steady; sheep, f3.501il.75; h mbs, J3.73DG.2r,.
Hogs hlBher at S 1.15ft 1.40.
Fast liberty. Pa., Jun. 25. Cuttk
Eteudy; prime, J4.S5'c)4.95; common, J3.33ti
B.73: bulls, stags and cows, J2T( 3.70. llogr
steady; prime assorted medium weights,
J3.931t4: best Yorkers, J3.90i3.95; heavy
hciBs, J.l.fcUf3.90; pigs, as to quality. $3.751i
I.S5; good roughs, J1ti3.10; common roughs,
J2.25r(2.73. Sheep strong; choice, $.4.70
4.S0; common, 13.250.75; choice lamb",
tn.7065.tK), common to good, JI.50S5.CO.
Veal eulves, JG.50S7.23.
GREAT SURPRISE IS IN STORE
for thoso who will go to-day and get a pack
aw of GKAIN.0 It takes the place of
eolleo at about J the cost. It is a food drink,
full of health, and am ho given to the
children as well as the adult with great
benefit. It is made of pure grains and looks
and tastes like tho finest grades of Mocha or
Java coliee. It satisflos everyone. A cup of
(lrain-0 is better for the system than a
tonic, because its benefit is permanent. What
coliee breaks down Grain-O builds up. Ask
your arocer for (Iraln-O. 15c. and 23c.
THE M0NETARYC0NYENTI0N.
It I'rcHontH the Appciirnnco of a Nil
tlonii' I'olltlcm! Con vein Ion.
Indianapolis, Jan. 2G. Four hundred
delcKates were present at the Grand
Opera House yesterday when Chairman
Ilamia, of the executive committee,
called the monetary convention toorder.
This was an Increase of 100 over the
number of delegates that attended the
first Indianapolis convention of a year
arro. The hall presented the appearance
of a national convention of one of the
two great political parties, the various
delegates being Indicated by standards
bearing the names of the various states.
Governor Mount dellvored the speech
of welcome and Governor Shaw, of
Iowa, -spoke for more than nn hour on
tho gold standard and the retirement
of the greenbacks. Ills homely and
forcible comparison of our financial
system with the gradual growth of a
pioneer's home, gradual addition of
"iean-to's" and thatch roofs, which
ought to be replaced In our more ad
vanced condition by a new structure
upon llrm foundations and of harmoni
ous architecture, caught the audience
with great eltcct, and brought forth
round after round of applause.
Among those who arrived Just before
the convention met was General Simon
H. IJtiPknerv of Kentucky, the Gold
Democratic candidate for vice president
two years ago.
Mrs. Stark, Pleasant Itidgo, 0 says,
"After two doctors gave up my boy to die, I
saved him from croup by using One Mlnuto
Cough Cure." It la the quickest and most
certain remedy for coughs, colds and all
throat and lung troubles. 0. II, llasenbucli.
THE NEW ENGLAND STRIKERS.
PrOlllf!tN Not tlOOll Toe s.().(.(ly sol
tliillll'llt lit- Lntim Troll b..,
Hr .-.ti.n, Jan. 2C. V.!t linivivlnir ills
conunt unci unrest nrm.np tlio oper
atives at Pall Jlivor, wlili increasiiiK
privations among the tn'.c- anil the
increaie In calls !or cltv itld at Nc-.v
Hedford, and (ho ni u . c u'iit of o B
per cent sen l-nnntim drndond In the
I'cppcrcll irt Is i lid 1'. i r tout ren!
omiual dividend ut the t,,ici n'- in'.l)e,
boih at lilfWford, vl,. u- there ato
Btrlkrs, tlip pli spects a. i u f.- m good
for a settlement of the liUor troubles
In Now t'.nfcliml this v.- !:.
The ncv turn of nfl." n yosicfilliy
was In ltliode Island, nt .)!' rent rev 111.'
cotton mill, where a ns- ut';p w.ii le
poiteil by liif weaveta jutt i Infr work on
the claim thr.t their cut tveraoed 16
per cm. If wan alo .mnounrcd that
a bill would be Introdum! In the ffen
eral assembly to Invol ,i;i'.te the tex
tile conillti' -is In that state. In Maine
all was (titb t.
In New liedford an unsupported ru
mor was current lint one 1 1! 1 won! 1
break Its agreement and rcsiote the old
wat;e scale. Whon the weavers' o.lec
utlvo poinmlttee mot In that cltv the
line lflue .:is not considered, showing
that I he stiikers are not Inclined to
coiiipiomlse on any point. The strike
I aid piomlsed seems quite ajbstantlal.
.1UUH1IIK ltooi lepoiin Riven oiu.
The Interest of citizens at lai'Ke to
end the stillse In New Bedford by nsk
Inu the mill tnannKements to take dov n
their notices and eurtnll production has
been rebuked by a positive refusal.
'Tisn't safe to ho a day without I) .
Thomas' liclectrie Oil in the house. Never
can tell what moment an accident is going to
happen.
... ,).
rirp
1 ''li. 2. -.t.H'.'i lb I. is, thf
i v j-lin shot a -d kl . ! Ott"
: - - n-'.jv U nv " a!
.-. , nr".(ttr' In": cslr-"-
-'-ti c ' . ' h" " n
nlr!. I e!n:; nok !'' b ic
h1 to' thcr'n home, nnd .i h.-n
Dhh! 1
V r d .-t
i r. v
jUiy 1".:'
away 1 .
he retti'-.nd to itel her b 'longing" Ulehl
refused to give them up. Dlehl seized
an iron teapot, threatening to strike
him. Ileitis drew a revolver and said
"My sister is dying, and you nie her
murderer. I guess It's no crime to kill
you." In effect the jury declnriv. that
there was no blame to be attached to
Heinz.
Mm. Maiy Diiil. Ibirrishiiri.', P.'., Rays,
"My child is worth mlllloiH to mo; yet I
would have lust her hy croup had I not in
vested twenty-five cents in n bottle of One
Minnta Coiiuli Cure." It cures roughs, cold
mil all throat and lung troubles C. II.
HiiKcnhurh.
JlcKi .... i Ins.
WusM'i. i i. .luu. 2:i. Attorney !:;
ernl 1,1c' ii.ia attended his last cabi
net moc-ti.ig yesterday. The fn"t wat
noted by lib' colleagues, and the ietir
Ing ofilcov was the leciplent of niaiij
heat ty cxprcrnlons of reeret at the.
simdcrir" rf ho close relations tha;
had exl. ted between them. The day
was nlso the 27th anniversary of tht
marriage of President MeKinley, and
the fact was made the subject of con
gratulations. CASTOR! A
Tor Infants and Children.
TO f ae- 7
It ra
fiiti wrapper.
TO THE LAND OF SUNSHINE
And Flowers, the Hand of America, Call
roriibi. Via tho truo pathway, "Tlio Iron Mountain
Route," which traverses a region of perpetual
sunshiiio, wliero snow storms, blizzards or
high altitudes aro unknown. Pullman first
and second class palace und tourist sleeping
cars tu points in .Missouri, Arkansas, Texas,
Old and New Mexico, Arizona, California.
Oregon, Washington, Nebraska, Utali and
Nevada, without change. Quick time, hm
rates, and all the comforts of modern railway
improvements guaranteed to all who pur
chase tickets via tlio Missouri l'acillc railway
system. For rates right from your homo,
literature, and full information, dropapostal
uinl, J. 1. McCann, T. 1. Agent. 510 Rail
road avenue, Elmira, N. Y., or 391 liroad
way, New York.
3-1-tf W. E. Hoyt, G. E P. Agt.
Th e Rieht Name in the Bight flace.
I'an-Tiua for coughs and colds, 23c. Al
Gruhler liros., drug store.
! 7t. uo.
1'hilace. ! , Jan. seven :
annual ime:ing of tho Ti.ides L-aga.'
of Philadelphia, was held last night in
the Academy of Music, at which the
principal speaker was Hon. Lyman J.
Gage, secretary of the treasury. He
spoke on the subject of "Finance," and
his remarks were frequently punctu
ated with ap;dause. As soon as Sec
retary Gage had finished he left tho
hall to attend a banquet of the Com
mercial Exchange at the Hotel Wal
ton, where he delivered another ad
dress. Followed by Heart Disease, Cured by
DR. MILES' HEART CUHE.
It. C. C. DnULTS. of Wintcrset. Iowa.
EhuP ' Safety Whifflctreo Coupllnr
writes of Iir. Mllua' Heart Cure. "Tt"o year
ago an attack of LaGrlppo left mo f till r
vfoak heart, I had run down In fiesh U
moro skin and Ixinc. I could not sleep lylir
down foroniotlierli)T peltsi frequent dhar
darting pain? und palpitation cacd a coi
Etantftarof suddui death, notliln;; coul
lnduco mo to remain away from hoc novc
night. I!y local physician proberlbod Dr.
Mllos' Heart Curo and In a few ilaya I was
ablo to sleep well and tho palna gradually
lessened, and finally ceased. I reduced tLo
tho doses, having i.alned fifteen pounds, and
am now feeling better In overy wa7 lhan X
havo for yeurs."
Dr. Miles' Ilemeilios
aro sold by all drug
gists under a posltlvo
guarautco, 0nt Wio
bcnoflU or monoy re
funded. Hook on il'ui
caaes of tho heart and
nerves f ,-oe. Addre a.
Ro8toreo jl
DU. tlll.CS MEDICAL 00., Elkhart, Ind.
Jtil W" K
1
mu, Health
PRESIDENT DOLE IN WASHINGTON
Jlct nt Sciitlon by SpcrctiifV 'Iinrmnn
and Altnnt oritnry Adco.
Wnshlnitton, Jan. 20, I'resldent Dole,
of Hawaii, arrived in Washington to
day. Aa there was no military display
on his pntty tn the city, thf presence of
I'tesldenl MeKinley wns not tetittlied
iiccorcn'j to diplomatic precedent.
PccretHt of State Sherman, accom
panle 1 by i litant Secretary Adcc.
met Prer font Dole's train a' the Ilil
tlmoto and Ohio depot nt 11:50. Ac
companied by an escort of mounted
police, the tiarty proceeded at once to
the Arlington hotel, where I" resident
Dole wan nsslgned to what Is known ns
the "royal suite," which lias been oc
cupied by many notable. There rooms
have been especially decorated by the
government llorlsts, and ate arranged
with every view to the convenience of
Hawaii's pvertitlvc.
As soon n- the ptrty wns Ins'nlled at
the hotel tVrretary Sherman and Mr.
Adeo left ib.eni, and they received a
cntl from Secretary Porter and Colonel
ningliam, who Innulred nt wh.it hour
It would be convenient for I'resldent
Dole to receive a (.ill from I'resldent
MeKinley. Owing to the fact thai
President McKlnle;- did not r eet lib
guest at the dc.Tit, '! Is In l.-r foi
lit til to pay the lliTl formal vb . It It'
believed this formal visit will b" paid
this evening.
It's folly to suller from that horrible plague
of the night, itching piles. Doau'sOintmcut
cures, quickly and permanent. At any drug
store, 50 cents.
I
Phlladcl, 1:1a. .'.:;i. 2J Min t
duel Ion of i is l'i n In he Unite
for 1SJ7, a: shown by tompleie
received bv the Am lean II
1 pro
State: etui.u
n anci
Steel assochitb n. was 0,C32,oS0 tons, an
Inciease of 1,029,C:3 tons as compared
with 1S90. The production of basic
pig Iron for 1SD7 was dls'rll.uted
as follows: New Y."'k and iew Jersey.
70,011 tons. Allegheny count. Pa.,
2G5.54S tons; other counties in Penn
sylvania. sir,20 tons. Maryland, Vir
ginia nnd Mnbama. D7,ri02 tons- Ohio
Illinois. Wisconsin and Mlssouii, 20,72t
tons.
Bort.'Wliito Hanilswith Shapely Nails, buxu
riant Hair with f'leau, Wholesome Scalp, pro
duced by Ci'TiecitA Soap, the most effectivo
skin purifying and beautifying soap In the
world, as well as purest and sweetest, for
toilet, bath, and nursery. Tlio only preicntli o
of inflammation and clogging of tho I'oitra.
oura
Pup f MtM throiKthnot the worM, Tottbe Druo h Chrm.
Coki., SIe l'rojui,. liston, U. 8. A.
Cj llnw (n rurlfj ftnj Iteautiff tha Sklo, Soilp tul
Imr," mailed free.
BflBY HUMORS iv,"?u";Siin;;:;:;
Groccra can tell
you why those
whobuySEEUG'S
k ec p com in g back
for it. You can't
keep on 6elling a
poor thing to the
same people.
are
saved by
using Seel-
ilj'S because you
can buy cheap
coffee and make
it delicious by n
;1
ilittlo oi this admixture.
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It Only Happens Once a Year.
WINTER UNDERWEAR CLEARANCE.
We know that well enough. We couldn't know the goods and not know it. But that isn't the
point. We are not holding our goods here to work its way out of the store. Tlie only kinds we have use
for are the kind? you will grab for. When you hesitate, we don't we whack the orice on ny lines that,
will not sell themsel ves or on random pieces or lots. That was the Up-to-Date way since our existerce. It
is more than ever the Up-to-Date way. Clean, sprightly stocks that keep us on the iumo and vou on the -
jump are the only welcome ones here. And that is what brings v6u sometimes Half Prices on roods that
we ututigm niio uie store since uie
Underwear.
We have the largest
nnd most complete
line of gent's utidcr
wearcver shown in
Schuylkill Co. We
were early buyers nnd
evaded the tnrifl re
cently put on woolen
goods. This gives us
the opportunity of
selling those goods
from 25 to 40 pci cent.
cheaper than any of,
our competitors. We have them in ;
Swits Cofule high grade glove fitting
opparcl, red flannels, natural wool,
earners hair fleece liml nnd Derby rihbcd
wool. We have held back 48 dozen shirts
and drawers, heavy wool, fleece lined, at
50 cents. We guarantee to be $1.00
values. Heavy cotton fleece lined
37 Yz cents. We must close our stock out.
Hats
and Caps.
Our stiff
equalled
prices, as
hats are un
it! -styles and
we pay close
attention to
that
department. We
buy at close mar
gins and sell at
small profits. That
is solely responsible
for our immense
hat trade we have
established. W e ,
quote a few prices :
Stiff hals.bloclc and
brown, all shapes yV
und styles, for $1. "
Wcguarmitcethcm
to be the newest
thing in the market. Our S1.50 nnd $1.75
hat cuniiot he bouuht elsewhere less thon
2.$o. Our 2.oo, $2 50 and $3 00 hats
arc tnc nonnicst and neatest blocks made
of tiiicaasitig wearing qualities. I
ijSl
ifj
Shenandoah's - Greatest - Gent's - Furnishing . House,
MAX LEVIT, Prop.
"Q0LD DUST."
TMs is tlie Packagfe
remember it. It contains
Washing Powder
that cleans everything
quickly, cheaply and
perfectly.
Largest package greatest economy.
THE Ji. K. FAlltllANK COMl'ANT,
Chicago, Bt. Louis, New York,
llostoD, l'lillaJelphU,
CHICAGO POLICE METHODS.
Cliliinmnii SnvH Ho Wns Imprisoned
.,. 'putblim Too Mui'li."
Chicago, Jan. 20. The committee
from the state senate In .'estlgatlng the
Chicago police board heard testimony
yesterday tending to pliow that a regu
lar police system of blackmail on the
Chinese and white opium Joints exists.
Several Chinese appeared before the
committee, but with one or two excep
tions said they were afraid to testify.
Sing Tin, the proprietor of an opium
Joint, said In reply to questions that if
Governor Tanner or Mayor Harrison
would guarantee him protection he
would tell all he knew. Sing Tin said
that within the past ten days the po
lice had visited all the opium Joints and
warned all keepers against giving tes
timony before the senate committee.
When aBked If police In uniform had
not called on him for tribute Sing Tin
said the question wns too hard for him
to answer. He created somewhat of a
sensation by stating that lie and Sam
Moy had once been imprisoned for 15
days nn the north side for "talking too
much," and that Sam Moy had been
compelled to leave the city. Moy Tin
was more free with his answers. He
said that most opium Joint proprietors
paid $10 a week for police protection.
He, however, paid but $3 a week, tell
ing the man who called to collect that
amount wns all he could afford. This
man, according to Moy Tin, said that
Alderinun Coughlln was the 'benefici
ary. ' to cum: A COM) IN ONK DAY.
Take Laxative Hnuno CJuinlnu Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it falls to
cure. 2.1c The genuine lias I.. II. Q. on
each tablet. " .
JiiHtlcti to rnltlii'i. I niilo,rpM.
New York, Jan. ... j. 1 i these dis
patches puffer date ia Jan. 10 state
ment 'vau made that nic.re than 30 un-falthful,-cr:p
oyefi Qt Ad Uj-s Expies.
company '!.. .his city ! .1 bee.i dis
covered In vecin: pecuntl'ns amount
ing In rum-to b.-t; - a.i- 3 000.
This alicgntldi Mew c vt cf a conver
lation ben i n a rupc t r and A ornoy
Abraham Levy. The i.ifci'iu t.on sent
out on the .tj tin v J l-JIca'cd thai
peul"tl n ' v dvci d sys matleal
ly ni u ng i .i -leyi.- r tv "xpr aa com
l-:.ny - n't ; si , :.t Mr. Lev
feels It M ' Si . ' i." not war
rai-lt ,i - i time
Prosperity conies quickest to tho man
whoso liver is in good condition. DeWitt's
Littlo Karly IiNcrs aro famous little pills for
constipation, biliousness, indigestion and all
stomach and liver troubles. C. II. Hagen
bucli. Buy Keystonoflour. Be sure that the name
Lkfsio & BAEB. Ashland, P.. Is printed nn
ever tucM
SHENANDOAH'S GREATEST
E.
leaves iett.
AKE it your particular business to call on
us before purchasing or Inspecting else
where. We can show
you the greatest
money saving values,
Our store never fol
lows others, but lead,
Our store may not be
the largest In area of
space, but It Is In
10 Gcj
stock and cheapest In prices.
Fine Imported
Silk Mufflers.
Something that
meets ' the mid
winter end of any
purchaser. We have them ranging in
pticefrom 50 cents to 52.25.
GLOVES,
Front 50c
pair and
wards.
per
HP-
COLORS : Tan,
brown and red.
Vbolcu gloves of
every description1
French Kid palms
with Astrn k ban
backs and woolen
lined. 1'riccSl.oo,
a special offer. Our
stock of working
gloves cannot be
surpassed.
j feggss
lip
THE UP-TO-DATE HAT
Q0LD DUIT."
PROFESSIONAL CARD
Jlt. W. II. Y1NOST,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
(iradunte and Lnte Itcsldent House SurgeCP
the University Suite of If. Y,
Ileailnuaitcrst-Cominerclal Hotel. Shenandoah
TIIItHK YKAR COURSK.
Calls night or day promptly reioiiUed.
1IUKKK,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Ofllce Kgan building, eon er of Vain an
Ccntro streets, Shenandoah.
J- II. POMEItOY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Shenandoah, Pa.
T71 W. HIIOKMAKKIt,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Corner Market and Centre stfeeta.
pnoF. john jones,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR, 1
Lock Box 6.1, Mahanoy City, Pa.
Ilavlng studied under aomo of th bc1
(mutters le London and Paris, will k4t tvMtfnt
on the violin, mandolin, guitar and rowl inflttrre.
Termr reasonable. Address In care f &ttfl0,
ho ieweler Shenandnah.
Tho Rosy Freshness
And a velvety softness of the skla Is lara
riably obtained br thort who us ronoHi'a
Complexion owder.
FDR UllKC. 0RINKIN0. I
COOKING. BAKING B! ft
runiyoinaienuand i
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Delicioiisnessnjurl'tiaallEi'v
TOR SAU AT OUR STORES
Ap BY
GROCERS EVXRYWIIERE.
Up-to-Date Hat Store,
15 EAST CENTRE ST. f
MACKINTOSHES.
English Serge
111 UlMUk. H11U ,
-r blue, full length,
cape and coat at-
$4.85.
We have still
1 better qualities. Come and inspect
them.
Umbrellas.
A special lot of
26-iu. Silk Gloria
Umbrellas, close
rolling, with-steel
rods, choice nat
ural wood handles,
plain and silyer
trimmed, black
handles, $1.25,
Anybody w h o'
wants a good and
neat looking utn
brella at a moder
ate cost, see the gloria silk onesj with
steel rod, paragon frame, ut
ss cts.
Finf npllt'c. Buy n half or quarter
it i5 it Par- That kind
Half HOSe. that will make the
wearer smile. We have the very newest
crcatioti in plaid and polka dot hose.
STORE,
15 East Centre Street.
CH0C0LjITES
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