" i mi hi.
Shennndonli Endorsement Is Wlmt
Counts With the Shenandoah
Public.
You can't fool the public MI the time.
They will find you out in lime.
l'.vcry time a man is fooled
Another skeptic is made.
Many the remedy that makei the skeptic.
It fails to keep its promises.
Doan's Kidney I'ilU bring renewed faith.
They cure the skeptic.
l'leniy of proof of this at home.
Slicnuuloah proof for Shenandoah people.
Our cilireni say they cm. ImvU iclic,
Ctue urinary disorders.
Cure sick kidneys.
Kxpcriencc hat taught them this is so.
Conviction for every suflcrei
In the testimony of friciuli anil neighbors.
Read this :
Mr. J. J. Kelly, of 56 South Main street,
merchant, reading about the rematkabte suc
cess of Doan's Kidney l'ills pronued them
from Kii Mil's l'h umacy and the following is
what he says of his expeiiente: "I am an
endorser of Doan's Kidney l'ilk. I was
afllicled with pains in my back which were
both annoying and inconvenient when attend
ing to my business, and if on my feet any
length of time there was a dull steady aching
across my loins. 1 had n feeling of langor, a
lack of eneigy and listlessness which unfitted
me for work. I saw statements made by
people who had been cured by using Doan's
Kid'iey l'ills, and I got them and after tak
ing the treatment I am enthusiastic in prais
ing that valuable preparation as others are.
1 would not be without them for they are
positive in their effects, and cause no dis
agreeable sensation when taking them."
Doan's Ointment for sale by all dealer.
Prico 50 cents. Stalled by 1'ostor.JIilburn Co..
Ilutl'Mo, N. Y solo ngents for tlm U. S.
Iioinenibcr tho namo Doan's mill tuko no
substitute.
Wear
Royal
Worcester
Corsets.
FOR SALE BY LEADING! DEALERS,
If we can sell you
one ac. package ofl
wns mimixture
we'll ba satisfied.
You'll buy more
for it will touch
the spot. Grocers
have SEELIO'S.
Lauer'sJ&.
Pilsner Beer.
Needs no recommendation.
Put' up in bottles for family
use and delivered at your
home.
Lauer's Pilsner
Draught Beei
Is drank by the majority of
beer drinkers. They are good
authority on which is best.
Christ. Schmidt,
Agent and Bottler,
203 W. Coal Street,
SHENANDOAH - PA.
FOU HTA.TH HK.NATOIt,
UOtli District,
D. M. GRAHAM, .
Ok Maiianov Citv.
Hiibjefttn Kepiihllcnu nil ox.
poit niuitirroit ok tiik pooit,
S. G. MIDDLETON,
Ok Clu.nKiiiox,
Biil.Ji'i't to Itftiuhlluuii rules.
pOK COUNTY CONTItOI.t.lCIt,
CHARLES A. SNYDER,
OK I'OTTiVIIXE.
Subject to Jteimbllcaii rules.
I1
.tOU COUNTY fiUUVlCYOIt,
MARK D. BOWMAN,
Ok Maiianov Oitv.
Hu ,J.ct to Heiiublt.an ruls.
pOH IIHI'IIIMHNTATIVH,
DR. H. G. REITZEL,
Ok Maiianov Citv,
Subject to Kepiihllcnu rules.
7U)I1 COUONKIt,
DR. W. N. STEIN,
Ok Hiiknanihiau.
Subject to Republican rule.
OlHi ftShft Al1 B Jhf Vl'tKCl 4a. rHH"W0MAM 3 Sf I
-TIWoWtltH'.'' "' vll ! tli'tatc fn. Pmiia(
Vox at Jl'ovlmWy'i '-drug; itor, E
iRB who
R r has added
to ordinary
eolfee knows u
grand drink that1 ' 1 j
will fileusc her husband. I
Ottilia trees. .
"1AII0IKK1
Warmly'Wolcome tho International
Arbitration Commissioni
THE ORGANIZATION PERFECTED.
Lord IIorclill, or lllinlnml. Will Act
iih I'oriiiiiiiont I'icmIiIoii t of the Joint
('oiiiimImsIoii I'riitiM'llnl Spot'Cillos at
tlio 1'iilillc Iloccptlou,
Quebec, Aur. 2b The Ice Is broken;
the somewhat Held Hrltlshformalltlesof
preliminary organization nre paid; the
commissioners huvo become ncqualnted,
and the body of International arbitra
tors are now ready for the hard work
before them.
The ceremonies of organization took
place In tho parliament buildings yester
day, and while tbey were character
ized by a considerable decree of dig
nity, tlio utmost degree of friendliness
Was manifest In every word and move
ment, and an ntnlcable adjustment of
all questions Is predicted by both the
American and British commissioners,
At noon the commissioners met In
private session In the legislative as
sembly, tho upper house of tho Que
bec parliament, nil of the commlsslon
eis except Congressman Dlngley and
Sir James Winter being present.
After tho formal exchange of cre
dentials Senator Fairbanks, ns chair
man of the American delegation, nam
ed Lord Mqrsehell, qf England, as
permanent president of the Joint com
mission, Three secretaries were then
chosen, Chnndler P, Anderson, repre
senting the Americans; W. C. Cart
wright for Great Britain and Henry
Bournssa, M. P.. repiesentlng the Ca
nadians. A committee of four com
missioners was appointed to formulate
a plan of procedure, and will report at
the next meeting of the commission
ers at 11 a. m. tomorrow.
After this work of organization was
finished the commissioners proceeded
to the legislative council chamber,
where a public reception was tendered
to them by Mayor S. N. Parent nnd the
city council of Quebec. A small party
of thp best citizens of Quebec and a
number of American and Canadian
Indies occupied the first row of
seats In the gallery. Everything wai
done with the greatest degree of for
mal precision. The commissioners tiled
Into the chamber In .advance of the
visiting citizens and stood about a
long table during the addresses. Lord
Herschell stood at the head of the
British commissioners, on the cast side
of the table, and Senator Fairbanks
at the head of the American commis
sioners, on the west side.
When the commissioners had taken
their places Mayor Parent, standing at
the foot of the table, addressed them.
His words weie delivered first In
French and then In English. He said
In part:
"The honorable members of the In
ternational commission of Quebec:
The citizens of Quebec, through their
mayor and council, are happy to wel
come you most cordially on this mem
orable day, which marks the opening
of the Important work which has been
confided to your care. They highly ap
preciate the honor conferred upon their
city by tho choice which has been made
of Quebec to be the seat of the Inter
national conference, which has been
entrusted with a mission of peace
which will be one of the lasting events
of this eventful age. We feel honored
and proud to be called on to extend
our unbounded hospitality to a gather
ing composed of most eminent men
who voice . the wishes and aspirations
of two powerful nations, bound by the
ties of blood and of aHlllatlon, and at
the present moment drawn one towards
the other by powerful Interests. We
cannot refrain from thinking. that this
rock of Quebec, so often battered by
the storm of war, Is the very place
over which should hover 'the angel of
peace."
Senator Fairbanks replied ns follows:
"Your worship, the American com
missioners, In whose behalf I have the
honor to speak, are deeply sensible to
the high tribute of an address from
the venerable and historical city of
Quebec, and we take pleasure In ex
pressing to you our gratitude therefor.
This spot Is full of historic memories,
The soil has been enriched by English,
American and French blood; It has
been made gloilous by the deeds of
heroes, deeds which are our common
heiitugc. Tho stories of Montcalm,
Wolfe and Montgomery will endure
when that noble shaft dedicated In
commemoration of Wolfe and Mont
calm has faded from memory. Let us
hope that this goodly city shall know
no future strife save the wholesome
and enervating contests which are the
rich fruit of peace.
It Is a cause of Immeasurable gratl
flcatlon to um nnd to our countrymen
that the narrow traditional prejudices
which so long divided us have dlsup
peared. Itcccnt events, whll'h sharply
enlisted the attention of the world.
have served to emphasize our kinship
nnd to Increase the bonds of affection
which should exist between the two
English speaking nations. We In.
dulge the hope that the Joint high, com
mission which you have honored with
your cordial welcome may by Its de
liberations still further promote that
feeling of amity and good will which
we desire should over continue be
tween the kingdom of Great Britain
and the republic of the United States."
Lord Herschell followed Senator
Fairbanks, and expressed tho hope
that the conference about to com
mence "may result In establishing re
lattons completely satisfactory and of
the fullest amity between neighboring
reoples, relations which cannot but
Inure to the benefit of both countries."
Congressman Dlngley arrived soon
after the formal reception.
Scrofula, salt rlieiiin, erysipelas ami oilier
illstrosslni! eruptive diseases yield quickly
and permanently to tlio cleansing, purlfyliiR
power of lluriloek Wood llittera.
Uoliiwnro'H I'iiInoIiIiiu Myntory.
San Francisco, Aue. 21. Chief of Po
lice Lees hns made no arrest as yet In
the DunnlnR poisoning ense, though he
Is In communication with the Dela
ware authorities anil may make soma
move at any moment. Chief Lees In
timates that he has some very Import
ant Information hearlUK Upon the case,
but will not make public the details.
Mrs. Ada Kotkln was arrested last
nlKht for supposed connection with
the sending of the poisoned candy to
Mrs. Dunninc. No churce has yet
been formally placed ugutnst Mrs. Hot
kin. CASTORIA
Por Infants and Children.
The Kind Yoif Have Always Bought
Boars tho
Signature
AN OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS.
WE AUK ASSKUTINC. IN TIIK COURTS OUR 1UGIIT TO
THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD "CASTORIA," AND
TITCHER'S CASTORIA," AS OUR TRADEMARK.
, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyannis, Massachusetts,
was the originator of "CASTORIA," the same that
has borne and docs now bear on every
the fac-simile sirnature ofCu wrapper.
This is the original "CASTO Rl A" which has been used in
the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years.
LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is
the hind you have always bought r on the
and has the signature of wrap
per. No one has authority from me to use my name except
The Centaur Company, of which Chas. H. Fletcher is President.
March 24, lSDS J? j
Do Not Be Deceived.
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting
a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you
(because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in
gredients of which even he does not know.
"The Kind You Have Always Bought"
BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF
Insist on Having
The Kind That Never Failed You.
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Villi
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ears to points hi Missouri, Arkansas, Texas,
Ohl and New Mexico, Arizona, California,
Oregon, Washington, Nebraska, Utah anil
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rates, and all tho comforts of modern railway
improvements guaranteed to all who pur
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system. For rates right from your home,
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card, J. 1. MtCanu, T. V. Agent. 519 Rail
road avenue, Elinira, N. Y., or 301 Broad
way, New York.
3-1-tf W. E. Hovt. G. E P. Agt.
Stop That Cough ! Take warning. It may
lead to Consumption. A 2."c bottle of Slilloh's
Giro may save your life. Pold by I'. 1).
Klrlin and a guarantee.
Tho South mill Its AtUmitiict'H,
The Southern Railway has issued for freo
distribution, a sixteen page journal des
criptive of Virginia, North ami South Caro
lina, Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama and
Mississippi. Persons seeking now locations.
or capitalists desiring to make safe and profit
able investments will find tho information
contained therein both valuablo and inter
cstiug. Copies will bo mailed free upon ap
plication to John 51. Iicall, District Passen
ger Agent. S28 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
Pa.
One Minuto Cough Cure surprises peoplo by
its quick cures and children may take it in
largo quantities without tho least danger. It
has won for itself tho best reputation of any
preparation used to-day for colds, croup,
tickling in the throat or obstinate coughs. C.
U. llagenbuch.
Ask your grocer for tho "Boyal Patent
dour, and take no other brand. It is tho best
tlonr made.
GREATEST DOCTOR LIVING.
Mr. Liwrence Jtlley s-iys under oath! I
iiiflciett lour voir- with a bad case of
V vnrlcoct'U In uMltlnti loall the misery
it nti imubitj or early excess
l itf tind I wilt In tec
fcJ wrelelietl Male. l.lfu was i
'Si "7 1,1 ' ' uHngthe above tin
utu irniiDiD or euriy excesses and bltod
lecu id me moss
us not worth llv-
tHiif thn nlmvM tlmol nnanltarf
all kinds rtloctirft aiiii specialists, and was treated
at live dlflyrent h.e ftuh in .NewYork City and my
utlerltiff was mad worse. It was wtill at the laii
hospital that I overheard a a mve nation between
two iirofettsnrs, durlnar which they seemed to praise
Philadelphia, Ph.. saying he was the greatest
doctor Uvintc fur treutlnv blood poison. Well, after
that I quietly stnnped all treatment at that hospital
and went to I'hlludelphta to commit Or. TbeeL I
went under lih tnattnent and from the first week
I began to notice an Improvement, and from then
on I steadily grew better unlit I was cured perma
nently twelve monthsarter. Now, sufferlnir people,
you will Ravo innch money If you to to Dr. Theel
nrst and be cured honestly and scientifically. Bend
five 2c slampH for book "Truth," and you will
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Livery and
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No. 13 North Jardln St.
s
Of tho Groat Futurity Stakos at
Sheopshoad Bay(
ALL TIIE FAV0EITE3 DEFEATED.
Illtrli llFicrpn Cninu In Soconrt mill Mr.
Clny Third Tlio OiUIh AmitiiHt tlm
Wlimor Wii l'orty to Olio A I. tints
Doluy lit tlio l'OHt.
Now York, Aug. 21. Fifteen thousand
people saw Martlmafi, at the long odds
of 40 to 1, win the crsat Futurity
stnkes at Sheepshend Hay yesterday,
lllfjli Dofiiee comliiR In necond, while
the public choices wero nowhere. The
day was excessively hot. The delay
at the post waB the lonRest on record
In this country, even beating Pettln
BllPs Chlcatro derby, which wns an
hour and thirty minutes. The horses,
the stoi ter said yesterday, wore well
behaved, a'nd so he proceeded to ad
minister lines ad libitum and sut down
for a week four of the Jockles, Includ
ing Sloan.
At the opening of the betting Au
tumn was a favorite over the Flolsrh
mun stables, Dr. Klchburg and Sir
Hubert, and at the end was really the
favorite, although his price was a little
higher, but then It was one horse
against two. The Madden string, Glen
helm, nhlnelander and Scannel, were
next In favoritism, and down the ring,
where It was like a furnace, tho men
tumbled over each other In their
eagerness to put up their money on
their choice.
The parnde to the post begun at 4:05,
and the 23 youngsters cantered up the
track. They reached the post In short
order and weie'soon lined up, waiting
for the word, with no starting machine
to frighten them Into fits. Then the
labor of getting them started began.
The 20th and last break came at 5:37,
exactly one hour and 32 minutes after
they reached the post, and for so many
youngsters It was really a good start.
They were practically In line, the only
one really out of It being Duke of Mld
dleburg, who was to all Intents and
purposes left at the post.
High Degree was tho first away, with
a little the better of Prestldlgltatrlce,
Rusher, Sir Hubert, His Lordship,
Scannel and Martlmas, the others being
close enough up to have a chance. At
the short first furlong High Degree
wns half a length in front of Rusher,
he a couple of lengths in front of Au
tumn, on whom Taral was stumbling
hard In the deep, going on the outside
of the chute. Prestldlgltatrlce was
only a neck behind, with Scannel, Mar
tlmas, His Lordship and Sir Hubert
following and all the others well up.
It was anybody's race then, for many
knew that the two leaders wero not
sure.
The chute was narrowing now, and
all were seeking a good place in which
to round the bend Into the main track,
for crowding was almost sure to come
In a big Held, and woe betide the Jockey
who got himself Into a pocket. Maher
wanted the hard going at the rail, but
Rusher clung to High Degree like a
leech and would not be shaken off.
Stilde for stride they clung together,
James apparently not wanting the rail
and the shortest course, but he was In
the way of Maher, and the clever light
weight had to stay out In the deep
going.
Two furlongs had been covered, and
High Degree was still half a length
In front of Rusher, who was then only
a neck In front of the favorite, Au
tumn, who was a noso In front or tu
Hubert, he In turn a neck In front of
the Canadian Martlmas, whom the as
tute Jockey Lewis was working to
ward the rail, the spot little Dann
Maher wanted and could not get, so
persistently did Rusher hang on his,
flank.
Now came a hustle, for the turn was
at hand and it was high time for the
winner to be In front. All the boys
were working like demons to get to
the front, for the judges' stand was
In slcht and a straight course was
ahead. Rusher stopped as if he hud
been shot, and then how Maher did
ride. Crouching low on the Ally's neck
he drove her with hands and heels,
and when there was but a ouarter of
a mile to go he was a good length and
a half In front, but he did not dare to
swing over against the rail now, as he
was far out on the track. Lewis, how
ever, had gradually worked to" the rail,
nnd as they turned Into the home
stretch he was in the coveted hard
ground, and how Martlmas was fly
ing. He was already In second place
at the quarter, two lengths In front of
Rusher, who was a neck in front ot
Mr. Clay, who was In a bunch with
Dr. Elchberc, Sir Hubert and His
Lordship.
Now the last furlong pole was reach
ed, and little Maher saw Martlmas
rush by on the firm, hard footing
against the rail, while the tired filly
under him was stepping In the deep
dust, and Autumn, Mr. Clay and Dr.
Elchberg, with Sloan on the latter,
finishing In his best style, were try
ing to wiest the second place away
from him. For an Instant Autumn had
his nose In front of the fllly, then stop
ped as If he had been shot and finished
away baok.
Then Maher worked harder than
ever, ana aiinougn ne couiu noi caicn
the Canadian In front, who won easily
by a couple of lengths, he could and
did get the second money by half a
length. There was a pretty struggle
for third place between Williams, on
Mr. Clay, and Sloan, on Dr. Klchberg,
and the former got It by a head. The
remainder of tho bunch wns so close to-
gether at the end that It was Impos
sible to separate the horses. Win
ner's time, 1.12 2-5.
At the conclusion of th" great nice
the starter appeared nnd saiu that
there was nothing the nialtir with the
horses and that the boys caused all
the delay at the start, for which he
fined most of them $200 a piece and
suspended Sloan. Clawson, Penn and
Murphy for a week.
Millions Given Away.
It is certainly gnitifylni; tu tlio iiublli) to
know of 0110 concern in tlio liinil who aro not
ufniiil to bo Rcnorous to tlio needy and sillier.
Ing. Tlio itroiirietors of J)r. Kind's New
Discovery for Consumption, CoiikIis hihI
Colds, liavo given uway over ten million trial
hottUnof this great medicine; and liavo the
satisfaction of knowing It has absolutely
1 11 red thousands of liopcleM cases. Asthma,
llrnnchitis, HiiarbunohH anil nil diseases of
tho Throat, Chest and I.unys titosuicly curcil
by it. Cull on A Wasley. Di'iiuiiUt, and ct
ti trial bottle free. licKiilar size Me. antl ft,
llvory bottle liiiiiraiitecil, or irico refimded.
Ailmli'Kl tsiuiiP'soii tt lioitirn t ("Hint.
, WabliliiKton, Aub. 21.- Admiral .Samp
son left WnHliliitfttm y.'Btorday aftor
noon for Now York, ami today will ro
aboard his II&l'mIiIii, the New Yoik
which will bo put In dry dock at once
for repairs. Adnilial Sampson prob
ably will leavo for Cuba about Sept, 2.
Bodily paialiisesits (error If you've a bottle
of Dr. Thomas' Kciectric Oil in tlio house..
Instant relief in case of burns, cuts, siimlus,
accidents of any bott,
U.S. CONSUL
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TICURA
I li.id (in attack of l.i eiim nml ordered a
linv. iif initio or 7.inc ointment 'I he drat
aj 'l i at ion cli.tii'i il the 1 . in , to h. 11 lire,
which leuuicd iiniiieiii lialile The drniTL'Ht
had me t tt lanrld cerate and I u.ia ioisoned
A lot al ili.vi lan ilnl not help inaittM. anil
cwr thing cither failed to help, or made It
ore, 1 win lieroinlng desperate, when I
thought id ( I'lirtltA IIimi.mii. and ilia
tiatehed my scriant lor a rake of Ci m i iia
Soap and a box of (tllri itA (ointment).
The flrtt tipiillcutiun relitviit me and in three
hwk i mitt teei.
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lieu. l;i,ln'J7.
Santiago tie CuIki.
t'.l llirciiifhoiillli.wip.M PuTrni II. (' Oowr .Sole
lVci'i., tlnetiin. "How toUurcthe Vort Kcrvma," tree.
Hnguitn iropfx to rio-H tho CurtpM.
London, Aug. 21. The Dally Chroni
cle's Madrid correspondent says: The
government hopes to close the oortes
again before the peace ctmrrlHHlon
assembles In "Purls. The suspension of
the guarantees will be puitlully raised,
allowing public meetings to be held
lor municipal elections.
I'or broken surfaces, sores, insott bites,
burns, skin diseases mid especially piles there
Uonu rellaMo reinody, DeWltt's Witch Hazel
.Salve. When yon call for OoWitt's don't
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be disappointed with DeWitt's Witch Ilnzol
Salve. II. HiiKciiliucli.
I ririnir n Niillmnil 'enictei-y .
New Yolk, Aug. 21. Tin- illy coun
cil bus passed a lesnliitlon l ulling upon
the United Slates gn ci rinn-rit to pro
vide a national cemetery wheie the
bodies of the soldiers who fell In the
war may be relnterred.
More than twenty million free samples of
DuWitt's Witelt Hiir.c.1 Salve have been dis
tributed by the iiiauufat tiiiers What better
proot oi ineir l onniiciiee in us merits no you
want? It cures piles, burns, scalds, sores in
tlio shortcut space of time ( II. IlaKcnlnn li.
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No. 1 1 Delayed Periods.
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No. 77 Grip & Hay Fever.
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