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WM. SCKMICKER, JR.,
Dr. Miles' Nervine
Recommended With Pleasure.
il
A1M0
ARcnt for
tinprossivo Coromonies at tho For
To tho Valor of Amorican Soldiers
in Cuba,
mal Transfor of tho Islands.
Shenandoah nnd Vicinity
Tlie Best Remedy in Existence."
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HAWAIIAN FLAG HAULED DOWN,
VANQUISHED EXTOL VICTORS,
BABY'S
TY.
'lM!TAi
Tllli EXCaiENCB Of SYRUP OF FIGS
is ilito not only to tho originality nuil
simplicity of tlia combination, but also
to tho euro tintl skill with which it is
inauufaclnreil by MjlontiHc processes
known to the Cai.ifoiinia Kin Hvnur
Co. only, anil wo wish to impress upon
ull tho importnneo of puichahliifr thu
trim and origlnnl remedy. As tho
genuine Syrup of Figs is lim'iiu factum!
by tho C.vi.n.'oit.NlA Via Svnnp Co.
only, 11 knowledge of that fact will
nssist ono in avoiding (110 woithless
imitations mauuraetiired by other par
ties. Thu high standing of the Cam
Koit.vtA Fid Kvitttr Co. with the medl-
,...1 ...... t ! 1 . .
viii iHipiusMiim, nun mo baiisiaciion
liKV genuine byrup of I'igs has
lPgive'i to millions of families, makes
" niu iLiiiiv: ui tin; vyuiupuny a. guaranty
of the excellence of Its remedy. It is
fur in odvancc of all other laxative,
as it acts on tho kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and it does not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to pot Us beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN PUANOIUUtl, 01.
LlltllHVIM.E, Kr. r.'.f VP UK. N. Y.
Wear
Royal
Worcester
Corsets.
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the
best by
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to ordiiiavy
Li ofiec. ic. a turkiM'
Those who once
buy SlUiLIU'S
Vi'cti coining uacic
e .. -n.!. ..,1.
lUr 1L. A 1113 nu-
mixturc makes
the ilsvor of cof
fee delicious.
A;i (..orers.
Latter' sjke
Pilsner Beer
Needs no recommendation
Put up in bottles for family
use and delivered at you
homo.
Lauer's Pilsner
of Draught Beer
is drank bv the majority of
beer drinkers. They are good
authority on which is best.
And tlio ytnrH nnit .Stripes HoIhIpiI
Over tlio (iovoriiiiiciit lliillillnuH,
Urcelcil by tlio Kntlitmliintlo l'luu
illtH of Our Now Citizens.
San Francisco, Aug, 23. The steamer
Belglc last cvenlnc brought the fol
lowing:
Honolulu, Aub. 23. Precisely at 8
minutes to 12 o'clock today the Ha
waiian flag descended from the flug-
taffs on nil the government buildings,
und exactly at live minutes to thu same
hour the Stars and Stripes floated on
the tropical breezes from every omclal
llagstaff.
The ceremony was a most Impressive
one. To hear the strains of "Hawaii
l'onol" for the last time aB a national
anthem; to hear the bugle blow ttps
as the Hawaiian ensign snnk from Its
position, and to notice the emotion of
many who had been born under It and
had lls'ed their lives under It was sol
emn, liut then came the buglo call
for the raising of "Old Glory," and the
strains of "The Star Spangled Banner"
broke forth ns that banner .was untun
ed to the breeze. Then the cheers
broke forth, and eyes, that had been
dim for a few minutes became bright
when the Stars and Stripes blew out.
The plcturo presented In and around
the executive building was most strik
ing. In the grounds and around all
tho approaches were crowds of onlook
ers of varied nationality. Notably re
markable was the number of Hawail-
uns. within the grounds tho military
and naval display was fine. Hawaii
an troops, United States marines, the
mounted patrol, the police and the
citizens' guard presented a splenrtid
appearance, while the platform for the
exercises and the verandas of the exec
utive building were gay with brilliant
summer dresses, dancing feathers and
ribbons. The uniforms of stuff and
naval officers added brilliancy to 'he
scene.
The ceremonies began with the de
parture of the First regiment of the
national guard of Hawaii from their
drill shed. The parade was headed
by a detachment of 26 police. Then
came the Hawaiian band and the drum
corps. The regiment inarched to the
boat landing to escort the troops from
tho Philadelphia and Mohican, which
were already drawn up on shore. Tho
United States forces were commanded
by Lieutenant Commander Stevens,
and consisted of one company of ma
rines and two of blue Jackets from tho
Philadelphia, a company of blue lack
ets from the Mohican and an artillery
detachment of two guns and -12 men.
As they marched to the .executive
building the United States troops
were stretched across the avenue In
double flies, the marines being In front.
The detail of men In charge of rals
Ing the American Hag was In command
of J. Ward, coxswain of the admiral's
barge. The flag Itself was In charge
of O. H. Piatt, gunner's mate of the
Philadelphia, and It. Winters, boat
swain's mate of the Mohican. These
are the men who actually raised the
Stars and Stripes over Hawaii.
There was a short pause, and then
the adiplrul nodded to Lieutenant
Wlnterlialter, who gave the order:
"Colors, roll off." the flag ship's band
struck up "The Star Spangled Banner,"
and as the Stars and Stiipcs slowly as
cended there was a breathless suspense.
But as It reached the top cheers broke
forth from the crowds below, and sa
lutes of 21 guns weie again tired by tho
Hawaiian battery and the Philadelphia.
A few minutes after the hoisting of
the official ling, others were raised from
the two side towers and the military
headquarters.
Minister Sewall then lead a procla
mation stating that President McKlnloy
directs that the civil, judicial and mili
tary powers of the government shall
continue to be exercised by the office
of the republic of Hawaii. The powerB
of the minister of foreign affairs will
cease, so far as they relate to diplo
matic Intercourse between Hawaii and
foreign nations. The municipal legls
latlon of Hawaii and the existing cue
toms regulation will practically remain
In force until the congress of tho United
States shall otherwise determine. Fol
lowing tho reading of the proclamation
Minister Sewall made an address.
Christ. S :hiiiidt,
Agent and Bottler,
203 W. Coal Street,
SHENANDOAH - FA.
pOUSTATKHKNATOK
D. M. GRAHAM,
Ok Mahxnov Citv.
Hiil'lnt li Hepiibllcnn rillea.
puit lTritri.Ton ok 'run I'ooit, ,
S. G. MIDDLETON,
Op (Iimikutos.
Hulijeet to Itcpiililluin rulea.
A stuMiorn much or tickling In tlio throat
vlal.l in firm Minute Couch Cure. Harmless
a client, toiicncs ino rnini ."" "'"
ust what Is wanted. It nets at onco. I.. 11
Haccumich.
Torrllilo lti-iit 111 l'Vunu
Paris, Aug. 22. The almost tropical
heat which has been experienced her
for some days was Increased yesterday
and many deaths and sunstrokes are
i cported. Tho air was absolutely stag
nant. The troops pinneuvei Ing In the
Nancy district suffered teplhly, an
f,00 of them weie overcome by the heat,
some of whom have died. Every kind
of vehicle was brought Into use
carry them Into the villages. Thunder
storms are reported In some districts
In France and ninny persons were kill
oil by lightning. A storm at Itouen
lasted 12 houis. During the storm
houses were struck.
Jfy Hulijeet to Hep
JjOU COUNTY C'ONTJIOI.I.HK,
CHARLES A. SNYDER,
OK 1'OTTitVIM.K.
Hnlijwt to Itepubllcutt rulua.
R1
ELIEF from the agonizing suf
fering caused by nervousness,
sleeplessness and that miser
able feeling of unrest, is so gratifying
that there is no wonder it is a pleas
ure to recommend tho remedy to tho
world. Dr. Miles' Kcstorativo Reme
dies arc scientific remedies, prepared
from Dr. Miles' prescrlptipns each
remedy for its own particular purpose,
yet all so assimulatcd that two or
more may be taken with benefit when
indicated. Itemed ics so prepared un
der the supervision of so famous a
physician as Dr. Miles may be safely
recommended to one's friends with
the assurance they will be benefited.
Mrs. Clinton llandall of Kllicottvillc
N. Y., says of Dr. Miles' Nervine:
"I had sullercd for two years from.
extreme nervousness and sleeplessness.
With a very poor appetite and miser
able general health, it was impossible
to get a good night's rest and the days
passed in weariness and unrest. My
limbs and arms would twitch and jerk
and I seemed to w. loosing control of
both body and mind. I tried a great
many prescriptions and remedies with
out relief until I began taking Dr.
Miles' Restorative Nervine. It made
me another person entirely; my appe
tite is good, I sleep as soundly as any
one, and I believe it the best remedy
in existence. Its effect on tho nervous
system i9 marvelous and lasting. With
pleasure I recommend Dr. Miles'' Re
storative Nervine for the good it has
done me and 1 know it will do others."
D
R. MILES' NERVINE is with
out question tho best remedy
for LaGrippc and its after ef
fects. LaGrippe affects the nerves
direct. Dr. Miles' Nervine acts di
rectly on the nerves. LaGrippe ex
hausts tho vitality and destroys the
the nerve tissue, deadening the senses
and weakening tlio entire system. Dr.
Miles' Nervine builds up and replen
ishes the nerve tissues, restores vital
ity, strengthens tho system and im
bues the mental faculties with now
life, energy and vigor. LaGrippe, like
a cold, attacks the weakest of the or
gans, for the reason that the nerves
controlling that organ arc weakened.
Dr. Miles' Nervine strengthens the
diseased and weakened organs.
Miss Cordelia Smith of Vcrsailcs,
Ky., writes: "In 1800 I had several at
tacks of LaGrippc which left mo pros
trated with nervousness. Tlio pros
tration was particularly sevcro and
painful from tlio fact that I had suf
fered from a weak back and nervous
attacks all my life. On the recom
mendation of our druggists, Messrs.
E. D. Serogin & Co., I used Dr. Miles'
Nervine and it restored mo to health,
not only did I recover from LaGrippc,
but from my life long troubles and I
am now In better health than ever."
Dr. Miles' Remedies arc sold by all
druggists under a positive guarantee
that the first bottle will benefit or the
money will be refunded. Hook on tho
Heart and Nerves sent free by tho
Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
lr IWl W' Maxima Restores
11 1I111WO nWiVlM Health.
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Don't start South without consulting John
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Railway, 028 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
If you cannot call iu porson, wrlto to him.
One Minute Couuh Ctiro surprises Dcoplo by
its quick cures and children may tako it in
largo quantities without tho least dancor. It
lias won lor Itsoit tno uost ropucaiiou ei any
preparation used to-day for colds, croup,
tickling In the throat or obstinate coughs. C.
II. Ilageuliuch.
DR.THEEL6e4J,MiSt.
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A KllVtKINlll.lllI.I I , rvMIIIBHI
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Small umlevelnikt-a ivrisaiis s j.oii.
Manhood jci-ntorrii. oi nnn nnicnu
V il ru Ciiiariiiitcfil DLUUU fUlOUIl
111 nil cake, i rem eae purcu m.i
'la 1 oluv. fti-na jocih. mampafur IloiTu
"'Villi, ''onlvtruGineiltCHl ImukKxuuntniz
Uuucki .t fuko 1ml llutc, their tricks & eclicuica
ALWAYS KEEP ON HAN0
'TiOIl countv auitvicvoit,
MARK D. BOWMAN,
Ok Maiianov Citv.
Hiujctt to lUiuibUtnn ruliu.
liodlly pain loses its terrnrif you've a bottle
of Dr. Thomas' Kclectrlc Oil in the house.
Instant relief iu cases of burns, cuts, sprains,
accidents of any sort.
Death of l'l'iuoo ICHtorlm.y.
Vienna, Auu. 23. The death Is an
nounced of Trlnce I'uul Ksterhazy, one
of the richest sportBinen In IIuiiKary
Prince Paul Htetiiuzy was born March
21, 1813, and was ut the time of his
death the head of one of the most il
lustrious houseH of Km one. Ho was
very weulthy, und It was asserted
about a year oko that ho had married
Mrs. Lily LiuiBtry, who had a short
time before obtained u divorce from her
husband In California.
uaih'TiiIe
pOU HKl'KKMCNTATIVK.
DR. H. G, REITZEL,
Ok Maiianov Oitv,
Sulijei t to ltciulil!cnii rulva.
TlOIt COKONHU,
DR. W. N. STEIN,
Ok Hiiknamhmu,
Suliiwt to Kciiiilillcun rule..
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SiFIAhO SUHE.SEN0 4c.ll)ll"WaKAIIS S1!!
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I Tho Rosy Froshnoss
I And a velvety softness of tITTTiilii Is Inva
I riably obtalurd 1T thofs who usu I'ozzomi'II
I Uoiiiplexluu I'uwatr.
Scrofula, salt rheum, orysipelas mid other
illstrcssinK eruptive diseases yield quickly
and permanently to the cleans! ut', purifying
powor uf Hurdock Illood Hitters.
iitb. AtidiiNoli'H l'l'Ohooutloii United,
Charleston, W. Vu Auk. 23. The In
dictment iiKalnst Mrs. Myru Atkinson.
wife of fiovernor Atkinson, for forgery
lias ueen iiuasiieu und the case dis
missed by Judge lillzzard, on tho
grounds that the Indictment fulled to
allege guilty Intent, und further that
the dismissal of J, P. Owens, principal.
would necessarily acquit Mrs. Atkin
son, who was only charged as acces
sory. This Is believed to be tho end
of the prosecution of Mrs. Atkinson.
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THAT PAIN. KILLER WILL NOT RELIEVE.
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drovH or Tliiiuks und I'ml-o tu Oon
vrul Shutter und IIIh Hiuiios.
Washington, Aug". 23. A document
entliely unique In the annals of war
fare was cabled last night to the war
department by General Shuftcr. It U
In the form of a congratulatory fare
well address Issued to the soldiers of
the American army by Pedro Lopez
Do Castillo, a private Spanish soldier,
on behalf of 11,000 Spunish soldiers. No
similar document perhaps was over bo
fore Issued to a victorious nrmy by u
vanquished enemy. The president was
most Impressed by the address, and
after reading It cnrcfully authorized Its
publication. Following Is the text of
the address, which Is addressed to Gen
eral Shatter:
"Sir: The Spanish soldiers who capi
tulated In this place on the 10th of July
last, recognizing your high nnd Just po
sition, pray that through you all tho
courageous and noble soldiers under
your command may receive our good
wishes and farewell which we send
them on embarking for our beloved
Spain. For this favor, which wo have
no doubt you will grant, you will gain
the everlasting gratitude and consider
ation of 11,000 Spanish soldiers who are
your most humble servants."
Also the following letter addressed to
the soldiers of the American army:
"We would not be fulfilling our duty
as well born men, In whoso breast'i
there live gratitude and courtesy,
should we cmburk for our beloved
Spain jfithnut sending to you our most
cordial und sincere good wishes nnd
farewell. We fought you with ardor,
with all our strength, endeavoring to
gain the victory, but without tho
slightest rancor or hate towards the
Ameilcan nation. We have been van
quished by you (so our generals and
chiefs judged In signing the capitula
tion), but our surrender nnd the bloody
battles iuecodlng It have left In our
souls no place for lesontment against
the men who fought us nobly and val
iantly. You fought and acted In com
pliance with the same cnll of duty as
we, for we all but represent the power
of our respective stntes.
"Tou fought us ns men, face to face,
and with great cournge, as before
stated, a quality which we had not
met with dining the three years we
have can led on this war against a
people without religion, without morals,
without conscience and of doubtful
origin, who could not confront the
enemy, but hidden, shot their noble
victims fiom ninbush and then Im
mediately lied. This was the kind of
waifure we had tn sustain in this un
fortunate bind. You have compiled ex
actly with all the laws and usuages of
war ns lerngnlzeil by tho nrmles nf the
most civilized nations of the world,
have given honorable burial tn the
dead of the vanquished; have cured
their wounded with great humanity;
have lcspectcd and cared for your
prisoners and their comfort, and, lastly,
to us, whose condition was terrible,
you have given freely of food, of your
stock of medicines nnd you have
honored us with distinction and cour
tesy, for after the fighting the two
armies mingled with the utmost har
mony. "With this high sentiment of ap
preciation from us all. there remains
but to express our farewell, and with
the greatest slncetlty we wish you all
happiness and health In this land which
will no longer belong to our dear Spain.
but will be yours who have conquered
It by force and watered It with your
blood, as your conscience called for,
under the demand of civilization and
humanity. Hut the descendants of the
Congo nnd of Guinea, mingled with the
blood of unscrupulous Spaniards and
of traders and adventurers, are not
able to exercise or enjoy their liberty,
for they will find It a burden to comply
with the laws which govern civilized
communities."
LOOKED LIKE RAW MEAT.
Our baby's face ami neck was all rawtneat,
ntiil Riinr'liiiig arii) to look at Tlio way
that child Mitfcrcil, mother and clutil ncier
hail liny rcit day or nijrlit ai It constantly
Iti bi il. and the Mom) use d to flow down her
cliccUs. Wo had do' tors and the tllpnn..iry
with no result. ll using Ci Tirriti ltKiuiL
VI'M, Ci tici iia (ointment), and Cl'Tli'riiA
HoAi'.thc chilit iiyii entirely heatut.
.Mrs. (lAlt.NMOSS, 21.1 Na.Han Ao., llrooklyn.
MfTiims, to know lli.t.w.rm bftthwlth CtiTirnRA
Sii, .ml ..Ingle nnnlntlni; with CtnicuKA, will .Hord
In.tant rrlii f In the mm illfttre.Mni; of icrhltiif, hurninfl,
.lid nr.ly In!. utile humor, of the .kin .nil .r.lri, with
Ion. 'ifh.tr. ami not to u.e thrm. 1. to r.il In your dut.
HuMtliroiichnntthP world 1'nrritK Pruii amiI'iiim.
Luitr.. lrol..Uu.tou. How toCuio ll.by lluinor.,ftee.
llelinoiit I.envi' the Army.
Washington, Aug. 22. The services
of Major Perry Hclmont, one of New
York's millionaires, as Inspector gener
al of the army, terminated Saturday
by acceptance of his resignation, tak
ing effect ut iiiice. Secretnry Alger
also bus accepti-d the resignation of
Major Charles II. Mills, assistant ad
jutant general nf United States volun
teers, to take effect Sept. 15.
1'or broken surfaces, sores, insect bitus.
burns, skill diseases and especially piles there
isono rciialiio remedy, DoWitt's Witch Hazel
Salvo. When you call for DoWitt's dun't
incept counterfeits or frauds. You will not
bu disappointed with DeWitl's Witch Hazel
Salve. C. 11. Ihwiibiicli.
(Joining Invents,
Ana. ax Phonograph entertainment in
thu l'riiuitivo Methodist church, under tho
auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society and
Sunday school.
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No. 1 1 Delayed Periods.
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No. 14 Skirl Diseases.
No. IB Rheumatism.
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No. 27 Kidney Diseases.
No. 34 Sore Throat.
No. 77 Grip & Hay Fever.
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no trick about it. Anybody can try it who
lias lamo back anil weak kidneys, malaria or
nervous troubles. Wo mean ho can cure
li nwdr rmht awav liv takhnr Jilectrlc lilt-
tera. 'I'hU medicine tones tin tho wliolo
system, acts as a stimulant to tho liver and
KlOneys. IS a inoiKi puriuer aim iiuivu iuiiii..
ir rnrea i'.oiisliiiillioii. iiei.u.iciiu. kiiiii-iiik
spoils, sleeplessness and melancholy. It is
purely vegetable, a mild laxative, and ro-
fiinrett too Kvsieui iu iia luvLiiiav vikui. iij
K eetric II tters and he convinced that tney
urn n. mirne.le worker. Every bottle cuar.ili-
tecd. Only 50c. a bottle at A. Wasley's drug
store
Yeitoriluy'H Itii"bull (limins.
At l'hlladelplila-Phlladolphln. 18: Louis.
vllle. 9. At Now Tork New York. 11
Cleveland, 4. At Dnltlmore Baltimore. 6
Bt. L.OU1S, I. At lioatou First eama:
uincmnati, 7; Boston. 2. Second eamo:
Cincinnati, 6; Doston, B. At Washlncton
irai game: l'mnoure, o; Washington
4. Second Bamo: Plttsburir, 3: WashlnC'
ton, 2.
At Bprinfrneia Sprlnfrfleld, 7: Syracuse.
1. At Providence Wllkesbarro, 4; Prov
idence 1. At Montreal (10 innings, called)
Montreal, 4; Buffalo, 4. At Ottawa Ot
tawa, 12; Montreal, 3.
At Lancaster Lancaster, 0: Richmond
1. At Hartford Hartford, 6; Newark, 3.
At Vatcrson Paterson, 9; IteadltiB, 3. At
Allentown 03 Innings) Allcntown, 4;
Norfolk, 1.
IT
I f.s ono
possess.
gives U.
Handsome Complexion
of thocreatest charms a woman can
i'OZZO.NI'S COMI'LKIIOK 1'OWOKU
nopamrroanyont
RUPTURE
If you wear tho
CHAMPION TRUSS.
rflaoo uy
hludelDhI Trutt Co.. 610 UcmtSt.. Phiu-.r't.
b
8omeMniMiieo"ii a reliable, Monthly, recnlttlin; nicilirloe. On j lianalou ani
tho purest drugs should be oaea. If you want the oem, get
Op. FeaS's IPenirBroaS Fill
They are prompt, safe and certain In result. TheeenalnefDr. real's) peverdlaam
nolnt. Boa' any hero, 81.99, Address l'EAl. Maniciiru Co., I'lonlaiiil, O.
For Sale al KIRLIN'S Drus: Store, Shenandoah, Pa.
"HE THAT WORKS EASILY, WORKS
SUCCESSFULLY." CLEAN HOUSE WITH
SAPOLIO
ttllll IlllUlllill'iillllll'i. mum.
I m:m mmu who r.
r .-.-O'S, y I - nro i.im iva uml Kn i ' "inoii
I'S-Xrl-flTvK. 1 . Hut U..n.rj lr,..rm... I'l.t ....II l
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I' c)'v ' 'S'Wariv't.
Miniimut '"t'attt;is.'jti'iiiiiiiji.
WE HAVE NO-AGENTS ayF!m
SrATK ok Ohio, City or Toi-kimi, I
I.COAH COUNTY I
I'iiask J. Chunky makes oath that be in the
nenlor partner of tho firm of 1'. J. Ciicnky .t I '..
diilnii business Intho City of Toledo, County
and state aforesaid, and that mid firm will iay
i... ....... ..I llVKHITKllltKll DOLLARS for eueil
and every cuie of Catarrh that cannot bo euietl
ly tllO USO OI 11AI.L H 1. ATAIlilll I'lllS.
A. vt . ui.r..pt.irt,
rw
bottiTe sold direct to tbt con
umer for 25 joari tt boU
itla jricei, it in uim lot
oeir proms, onip kdj-
vuttt lor txtmiaftuoa.
llSitflei ot V.hielei.
55 itylcf of Iltrntna.
Top UdKgiei. f 36 to f 70.
rr.Ti. ISOtoll25. Curni
gt, ThMtonf, Trtpt, Wf on
.tus. Scrinr-Hosd and Milk
U'.u.a H.nrf fnw t.. fra. M. na vim ...1.1. a t.mrt. 1B
Calalosut of alitor HjlM. bli, .proa mj uadm, loo. it l 4 ' IM-
U.KHART oJtXtniAaK .a uxuMesi. mm. co. w. a. piutt, klkuaj".
ITt.tT. 8nnfr n.raifi. rrls.Jlf 00.
Al loon a.u. ivt a..
by thu usu
i HKAL
Hall's Cat.
Notary l'ulille.
Hall's Catarrh Ciiro Is titken Internally nude ts
illreetly on tno lilooii nnil inueoui suriaees ii
tlio system. Send for testimonials free.
1'. .1. CHUNKY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druinclsts. 73c.
EVAN J. DAVIES.
Livery and
Undertaking,
No. 13 North Jimtin St.
Vnnt to ll M iixtoroil Out.
Sun Iranclsco, Aug. 22. The men of
almost every ono of tho volunteer reul
ments In camp at tho presidio are cir
culating petitions to the secretary of
wur asltliiR that they he mustered out
of the service. There are very few of
the olllceis with whom this movement
lias any eounteimnce, nnu eltorts ure
lielnii mudeto vupprcsH It
aive tho Children a Drink
....il,.,l riniln.n. It is a delicious, iiiipotUlnir,
nourishing food dilnk to Uko the placo of
....ir. KnM hr all eroeors ami liked by all
who havo usod it because when yronurly
prcnared it tastes liko tho finest colic but Is
frco from all IU Injurious jiroporttcs. Orin
O aids dteeitlon ami strengthens the norves
It U not a stimulant but a health builder,
and children, as well as adults, cau drink It
with great benefit. Costs about 1 as much &3
collco. IS and S5u.
IIOOIJ'3 riWiS euro Mver lilts
aillousucss, IndlKCitioj. Ileiulucho,
A ulcav nt luxutlve. Alt DruxKlsteV
during i8,1 will rrc-,nt to its rea,lcrj a faithful pictorial ripre
acntation of the worlil'j mcii tun. uur and important uets
THE NEWS THAT BECOMES HIST0KY
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The Wvkkly wilt con ttii ie1
in the neat nolhical events
trv. It will treat of the suct.il and cc
nomic q up -.1 inns, and of the development
of the middle west. Its special corre
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the story of the great gola discoveries
Two long sctUls will ,i pi war during the I
year, contributed by authors of inter- f -tutioiial
fame, and uill be illustrated, ,
W. I). Ilowclli
LONG SERIALS AND SHORT STORIES
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LETTERS FROM LONDON AMATEUR SPORT
ji, Aitxoin whits B,CAsr.iR wmxntr
A SPORTING PILGRIMAGE AROUND THE WORLD
In tlietntcictt of iIioWfbki.v .Caspar Wliltney is en hi way around
the world, lie will visit Stain in Biarcli of big game, making lus
prinnpalliuntliom ItatiKkok. llewillvi.it India and then pniceed
to 1 mot eta prepare articles on the .potts oi Germany and Vrance.
10c acnjriumtiirrie frosfttui. Suitcrlfttm faOO a ymr.
I'tutiigtrw in llit Umttit Statu, CaiuiJa,aiJ iUxic
Aililicsn IlllU'llIt A Hit01IIKllS,PulilI.Ucm,w Voiktllj
Carl istliun
F. SU Stockton
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