I-
MMTr r
TUB EXCEIXENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS
is due not only to the originality uml
blmpllcity of (lio combination, but also
to tlio euro and skill with which it is
manufactured by Hciuntific processes
known to thu California Fid Svimr
Co. only, and wo wIrH to impress upon
nil the importance, of purchasing the
true and original remedy. As tho
genuine Syrup of Kips is manufactured
by the Campohnia Kin Svnttp Co.
only, a knnwledgo of (hat fact will
assist one in avoiding the. worthless
mutations manufactured brother par-
ttno n'l,l.ll. 1 1! .V .1
ties.
j-nu iii" Kunming- in me ai.i-
FotiNtA I'm Svitui- Co. Vlth tho medi
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup uf Tigs has
,'ivcn to minions of families, makes
V($? tllu ,mmu ot t,lu Company u guaranty
I "i ie eAcenense oi us remeay. It Is
far In advance of nil otlier laxativoe,
as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weakon
ing them, and it does not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to gek its beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
tho Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
(UK lit V.NC1KIM. rl.
LIIIRTIf,t.K.Kr. NKtt VIIHK.N.Y.
WEAR '
Royal
Worcester
Corsets.
roil SALE BY LEAD1NQ DEALER8.
Lauer's.
Pilsner Beer.
Needs no recommendation.
Put up in bottles for family
use and delivered at your
home.
Those yho once
l isl.jp'' C keep coining back
best liy for it. Tina ad-
IP' . , I-. mixture niakes
adding a lit u,e tktvor of cof-
tlel Scelig's fee dcliciou.
.. A.l Orocers.
m ordinary U...m.t.
olfee, ac. n pal kte. t.
'Lauer's Pilsner
Draught Beer
Is drank by the majority of
beer drinkers. They are good
authority on which is best.
Christ. :hmidt,
Agent and Bottler,
203 W. Coal Street,
SHENANDOAH - PA
DRINK
CUv AMY'S KXTRA I'lNE
QUAIJTY
-GINGER ALE, -
"Isuperior Sarsaparilla..
and Orange Champagne.
EVAN J. DAVIES.
Livery and
Undertaking,
No. 13 North Jardin St.
vm
)tni
Hio Ouban Qonoral Kecoivcd an
Entbusiastio Wolcomoi
GENERAL WOOD DID HIM HONOR.
Tlio Santiago Coiiiiiiiimlni nud Otlior
onieoi's Mot the Innunront Lender
OiiIhIiIo tlio City Ooiiornl (.'nielli Kx-ire--os
dt-ntltiitlo to Unelit Sum.
Pantlaco do Cuba, Sept. 24. To tho
residents of Santiago Thursday was
the most Important day since the capit
ulation, as It was the occasion of tho
first visit of General Callxto Garcia to
Santiago since he left there In a bad
temper on July 17. At 9 o'clock In the
morning General Wood, with a portion
ot General Lawton's staff and several
American officers, met General Garcia
outside the city limits and escorted
him Into tho town. Garcia was ac
companied hv bis staff and his son,
Colonel Callxto Garcia, by many Cuban
olllcers who have recently come to
Santiago, nnd by 200 cavalry.
The streets through which the party
passed v?ere thronged with cheering
people, and It was estimated that 10,
000 persons filled the plaza In front of
the palace,. wherGarcIa dismounted.
He was met at the door by General
Lawton, and an Informal reception by
the American ofllcers was hold In tho
audience room. At night another re
ception was tendered General Garcia
nt the San Carlos club, which was
filled with prominent Cubans, Ameri
can officers and ladles. The plaza was
brilliantly lighted nnd decorated with
Hags, and music was furnished by the
band of tho Fifth Infantry. The
Americans wore dress uniforms and
General Garcia and his officers wore
white uniforms and high boots.
In reply to a speech of welcome de
livered by Renor TruJIllo, editor of Tho
Porvenlr, General Garcia said:
"After 30 years of desperate, deadly
struggle the Cuban people today cele
brate tho success of their efforts. It Is
a day for the remembrance of the
names and deeds of those heroes who
fought and died for the fieedom of
Cuba from the years 18CS to 1878. and
for the remembrance of the heroes who
fought In the war lit 1881, which was
called the 'little war little only be
cause of Its short duration, hut great
on account of the principles defended
and for the quality of the men who
opposed the army and for the remem
brance of those noble soldiers who fell
In the struggle which began In 1893,
over whose graves our latest tears
haye fallen.
"People of Cuba, we owe a great
debt to these heroes for their efforts
In behalf of Cuban Independence, ef
forts which would have been useless
no, not useless, for we would have
triumphed, but not speedily effective
If the American people, that colossal
republic, with Its famous fighters, great
ships and dauntless army, had not sent
Its own sons to shed their blood with
ours. A grand nation It must be when
the sons of millionaires, who had noth
ing to gain In Cuba but a soldier's
glory, should come here to die side by
side' with Cubans. To this great na
tionto this noble country which has
always fought for the rights of lib
erty we owe the achievement of our
Independence and tho consummation
of'our Ideals. Opr. gratitude will long
live for America."
General Garcla's speech, which was
delivered with considerable expression,
aroused much enthusiasm among tho
CubanB present,
General Garcia will remain In 'San
tiago for several days as the guest of
the Cubans of this city.
n,i iiimiin ronirh f!uro sumrlscs people by
u. n,,i.ir ,.ur,m nml r.bildren may take it In
largo quantities without tho least dancer. It
has won loritsoii mo num. lupuiuuuu u.
preparation used to-day for colds, croup,
tickling in the throat or obstinate coughs. C
II. Ilagcnbuca.,
'J'rnln ltnliliors Umi Dyiinnilto.
KanAS City, Mo., Sept. 2t. The Colo
rndo and Coffevvllle express train on
the Missouri Tactile rallroai) w))ch left
Kansas City at 0:10 last night was held
UP by robbers near Leeds, a suburban
slutlon, about six miles out from the
Union depot, The locomotive and bae
pnpe car were detached from the train
and taken down tlje track toward Dod
eon, after which the robbern shattered
the Pucllle ExpreBs company's car with
dynamite. It is not known what tho
robbors secuu'4, Olilclals of the ex
press eopipany state that the safe con
tained little tteasitre.
Tho Suro La Grippe Cure.
Thoro is no use suttarlug from this dreadful
inalady.lf you will only gut tlio rlclit remedy.
v ; i.t,.,, ,.i!n nil thrnueh vour bony,
your liver Is out of order, have no uppBtito.
no Ufa or ambition, liavo a bad cold; In fact
nro l ouipletely used up. Elcctrio Hitters 13
.i, ,,i J rm,w,.lv tlut will c ve you prompt
and sure relief. They act directly on your
Liver, Stomach and Kldnoys. tone up the
wliolo system anu mauo you ieui
boinc. Tbey are itnarauteed to cure or prlco
refunded, for talo at A. Wosley's Drug
Store, only 60 cents per bottle.
To JltiNtor Out Dnlnwnronui.
Mlddletown. Pa Sept. 23. Two bat
talions of the First Delawnre will be
mustered out, nnd the third retained
to 1111 the state's n,udta In the volun
teer army. Within a fortnight a sec
tion of the rcirlment will be shipped
to Mlddletown. Del. Those who desire
to leave the service will be mustered
out, and the others wU be organized
Into a battalion, In command of Colonel
Gordon. Tho order to muster out the
Fourteenth Pennsylvania has not yet
been Issued." and the men are wonder
ing If It is really true that they are to
be sent home,
A Great Surprise
Is in store for all who uso Kemp's Ilalsam
for the Throat an.1 I. tings. Would you be-
ive that it is sold on its nietits and any
drugtdst 1$ authorUfd by the proprietor of
tliU-woinlerf") reniciiy to awe you a s.u'le
bottle free? It never fails to cure nunc or
cLronic rouglii. All diuggists sell Kemp's
Balsam. Price 25 and 50c.
fofillcr ATtuuTptH Siilolclo.
Mlddletown. l'u.. Sept. 24. Private
Mnylif-w. Com puny J, Fourteenth
I'eiip. ylvuri!.', tried to commit suicide
yesteuiay ut Ilurilaburg by throwing
himself In front of an upproaehlng
train, lie wan dranged off the tracks
by a provost nuaid nnd locked up In
the Htutlou. Ho has been drinking
heavily nud Is bordering on delirium
tremens. I
Yoxtnrilny'n Ilnsoliall fJuimm,
At Washington First game: Wash
ington, 3 Cincinnati, 1. Second game:
Cincinnati, 10; Washington, 0. At Hos
ton Huston, 2: Plttsbuig, 1. At Phila
delphia Philadelphia, 0; Cleveland, 1.
At Haltliniiiv Chicago, 2 Ualtlinore, 0, I
At New York Louisville, 0; New York,
3. At IJrooklyn Urooklyn, 4i Ut.
Louis, 3.
Takes tlm liurn out; healg tlio v3und'
cures (lm iilu. J)r. Thomas' Ki'lt'et.ir 01!,
(Lo liousuUold remedy,
J Fiist
0 Second
FIIEE 40 Third
EACH MOUTH
(During 1807)
For iiartlcnbrs cend your anmo ami full nrlilrr-Mtn
J-cver llrus., Mil., Hudson & Harrison Bt., Now York.
KJJ!lJJJllAJltJ
TO BIRMINGHAM AND MEMPHIS.
UNM UIMwr-'N MISllVH'K IIKFIHIMII 11V TUB
MIUTI1F.RN HAII.WAV.
Li .mmj; llnuul Street sti'.tloii.l'hlliHlelpliia,
at (lull p in. chilly, the "Southwestern
Limited." rariyini! a dining ear uml the
most liixuiloin I'ulltniiti ilmwlng room sleep
lug mis, ii'iiclica Hitnilriidniu tlio following
lilgln at 10:10 and arrives st Memphis tlio
nest monilngut 7:10. Tlirotiijli sli-fpliiii car
for AidioUlle, SiiViintiiili, .lucksonvlllo,
Titti.pi, .Wliint'i, MuMlu and New Oilcans mu
also iittrrliril to this train. Pillliuiiii loser
vntions can lo mile III wlviuuu and all In
furiiritiim olitulnu . 'j communicating with
John M. Heal, 1)1 " Passenger Agent, 82
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
When doctors fall, try burdock Wood
Blttfrs, Chios djspcpsla, constipation; in
vlnot:ites tlm wholu system.
Alti: VOlt HMM1 SOl'Tllf
Till'
SOUTHEIt.V RAILWAY KKACIIKS ALL
I'ltOMINKKT POINTS.
Don't start Smith without consulting John
M. II all, District PasM-n.or Agent, Southern
Railway. IW9 Chestnut. Rtti.t, Philadelphia
If you cannot mil In person, write to him.
Give the Children a Drink
called Grain O. It is a delicious, niinotlilng,
nourishing food dilnV to take the place of
colTcu. Sold liy all grocers mid liked by all
who have used it because when properly
prepared it tastes like tlio finest coffer but is
frco from nil Its injurious properties. Grain
O aids digestion and strengthen tlio nerves.
It is not n stimulant hut a health builder,
and iihllilicu, as well as adults, can drink it
with irrc.it henoflt. Costs shout I as much a3
collfM. 15 anil 25c.
tss-T O. SUTFERERS-V3S
SV" "'. FMRSFS and RlfllM
f - j ill fl- '( l Of 1IIMUWW bW Hill
5Sfi PHI )VJ Rm " u11 honest and true
iyf rJl .Utl pp ctlirtt, one who can cure
tr Rltfi tb UiMt l.uvo failed, tlien consult
DB.THF.I. 604 M. SIXTH ST.
(prlvjte omr.incti un Uitcn hi.j L'MlailcIpiiin.
r h; curet iuh penu.mt'nt.y nltT so-called
met lent Imii'ut'-t, comp inlci, loruier follow suirer
ers ai'd Irur? prcscriptltm nwludle and quacks that
advtrtlvp 1 u ureal and Iuuhiuh rpeciallata had
falltKl. i:-WU 1 1 p.'ut l.i vain all on account of their
decrltl'iil toiiL'iiux nnd smouili letter.1. Suffering
Hrotliurs nnd Meters, do not 11 ten to those quacks
with sweet sutim Ini; iidvt'rtNpments, but to to Dr.
The el and pay lor Uonrsi sorvlc and skillful treat
meiitand you ml lh ru winded. This li my advice,
sworn beforo W.II.Nuvfr.N,l',.HhamffklnlaA. R.
tSU-pli ns. Hdidllvo'ic Btaiupi for book "Truth,"
ine Den ann ouiy ime lneuicai dook aaver;iiea
Its equal can not bo tuund. Hrcrocr sunrunteod
No name or addrp iubllhitt without consent.
Ilourx.itS; ev'g, tm; Wnl, and Sat- evg 6-10; hud.
Mt I'reh Ciinct cnnM In 1 to 10d;iyn. T refit
ment by iilnlit Hinctnre ana varicocele curt'd,
Km W bmm I Q
BomoMtseBneedi a reliable,
tho purest drugs
E3h Peal's
Ther arn prompt, tttt and oerUIn In runlt. The cenulno (Dr. Teal's) never dUap
nolat. gent anjrwhere, ll.W, siinu PaAt Mswcibb Cq., Clovolsnd, O.
For Sale at KIRLIN'S Drus:
"WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES."
GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF
SAPOLIO
VE HAVE M0 AGENT
Ink bif a sold direct
AnJ--
wbtn lor iinniniinai
ETervthinr wrrnti.
116 itjlei of Vebidci,
Ton Barnei. 135
flarrTi. 150 to 1123.
a Phietom. TriDl.
?4.'. a..t..n.r(
..rt. V"'Xr.',nin'",0- cWnAtuvl
UIKHA'RT OAUBUOK kU 01IWK81 MTU. JO. W. . MUTT. SlJtUWIT. lift.
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1 WOMEN WHO READ f
ft
B'li.
i yoa sals vrrui'!rw"i:j--
JT 1TTI MjHS!tn I flTi I1SW 1111 iTIliUIO.MJlIt;! MVXlt 1 1 I r I ! il i. . "
a thoroughly up-to-lte periodical for women, will enter upon Its
thirty-firsi volume in 189$. During the year it will be at heretofore
A MIRROR
Paris and New York
Fashions
A Colored fashion
Supplement
Cut Paper Patterns
A Bi-Weckty Pattern
Sheet
T. W. lllfsloioQ
LONG SERIALS
Two famousauthors will contribute long
serial stories to the Uazar in 1848. The
first deals witli Scotch and Continental
scenes, the second is a story of a young
girl, versatile, and typically
Mary E, Wilklns
Octave Thanet
H. P. Spofford
I Ksthulot IX Fomt
M, S. Driicoe Sclidn.
DEPARTMENTS AND SPECIAL ARTICLES
OUR PARIS LETTER THE LONDON LETTER
ByKATHAIUNK DS fORtST Bj Mr: IVULTHSr BICELOlf
rr Tin urnMRN HUMOR
By MARGARBT It. WllCH
T"hei' Till be a series of articles on Etiquette, Music, the
Voice Art, tha PUT, Women and Men, leaders among Women,
Cardenhx. Housekeeping, Life and Health, Indoor Details, etc
luc, aCopr (Send lor Fret
I
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" " " $100 Piarce Special Mlcjcles.
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WRAPPERS 3
TO TItr LAND OF flUKPinKT:
And riouiTM, tltn IIii'mI ol AmoMrn, Call
f'unlit. Via tlie Ituo luitliwny, "Thu lion Moimtiiin
Kontr," which lniiarct n li'Kloti of ptt rottiut
KUtiHhino, win-ro Ktinw s(irniH, l.litnlnor
hijih iilttliuU's re unknown, Piillin n first
nnd f-ccoiul claMpitlnio ami tmirUt nlo tlue
van to points In Miurl, Aikaitw, 'IV.vnt,
Oltl nnd NVw Mexico, Arizona, Cnllfiinia.
Oivgdii, Wiishinstoti, Neltmkn, tUali ami
Noiula( wlthuut change, Quick time, low
niten, ami all the comlnttsof nuxlcrn talhvay
impiuvcinenls Kuaruitccil to nil wlnt pur
chase tickets via the Missouri I'ueiflc milwaj
h.VHtoni. Tor rales rilit from your litmie,
literature, ami full Information, il rop a postal
card, J. V. .Mc(!aun, T. 1. Agent. MU ISall
mad avenue, Klmint, N. V., or 301 Uroad-
New Vork,
8-Mf W. K. Ilovt. (. K V. At.
CASTOR I A
Por Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars tho
Signature of
Tlio South Hllll IN AriilMitHgOH.
The Southern Uiilliviiy Ims iasiiwl for frco
(llstriliiitlou, a si.vloi'ii paeo joiirnal des
rrlptlvp of Vt ruliii.a, Nnith nml .Soutli Cnrn
1 i n:t, 'JViiut's'U, (ioorcin. Alnlmiuu iuhI
.MKissippl. l'crsuns scckiiiK now locations,
or capltullsts ilosiriut; to niako safouml pnilit
ablu iuvustincnts will llnil tliu i n fori nittion
con ta I mil therein Imth valuable ami Inter
estltiR. Copies will ho mailed freo upon ap
plication to John M. IScail, District l'aisen
ger Agent. 82S Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
Pa.
Beware of Olntuents for Catarrh that con
tain Mercury,
us mercury will mirely destroy tlio ene of
smell and completely ilcraugo the whole n stein
when entering tt tliroiiKli the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never lie used except on
prescriptions from reputable pliystclnns, as the
(iamaire they will do Is ten fold to the trood you
can posslhly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by K. J. Cheney A: "oM To
1...1,. t ...,t,il.iS .....roup.. ,ii,,l 1. tulrn.i In
ternally, netliiK cilrcetly upon tlio blood nnd
mucous surfaces of the system. Inbliyinc; IlnlPs
caiarrn cure no sure you kci mo Rename. 11 is
taken Internally, nud inndo In Toledo, Ohio, )y
F. J. Cheney A: Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists, price 7. c, per bottle.
liny Keystone flour. Ho sure tbnt tlio name
IiE-wig & TUkb, Ashland, Ta. Is printml on
overy sack.
U WW Ssc ts u
monthly, regulating medicine.
(.;'. y liarmljjl aci
shtalct be used. If you want ihd b.isl, get
Pennssai
Store, Shenandoah, Pa
ta tb COB'
to 170.
Cirri- 1
WKon
inrl Milk
x: jlI 'irr.j i rmum i s.
s v i r a i v y.r w
In thB housij an a uta lf.ri A)aoJ k
BpniDP, Srussos, Crcr-.y,i '
I'll b;'-3 tuu. paiua.
Prtu ti at. t'.i 10 t't . n : 1
OF FASHION
Each issue will contain carefully pre
pared drawings of the advance fashions
of Paris and New York. Once a month
the IIazar will issue, free, a colored
fashion supplement. Cut paper patterns
of certain gowns in each number will be
made a feature. These will be sold in
connection with each issue at a uniform
price. 1 he Uazar will also publish bi
weekly, free, an outline pattern sheet.
AND SHORT STORIES
WILD EELEN
Sr II'ILLIAU BLACK
RAQQED LADY
y if, D. IIOWELLS
American,
These and a score of other equallr
prominent writers will contribute
jnallnir the ruuer especially rich in 1.1 uv IL WUUu
By J01IH KBKDRICK BANCS ,
Proiptclui) Sub., 14 Year
Statit. & J MurVA LS ,
5
MINNIE DM FUNERAL
''Daughter of tho Confederacy"
Buriod With Imposing Honors
VENERABLE MOTHER'S ANGUISH,
Old Soldiers Woiitits Tlioy WIttiomral
tlio Grlor or tlio Strlckoii Mother.
BurrowliiK TlioumiudM Jjlned tho
Iino or Mnroli to tlio Grnvo.
Illchmond, Va Sept. 24. Varlnn
Anno Jefferson Davis, "The daughter of
the Confederacy," sleeps her last sleep
in the bosom of tho land she loved so
well. Ilor remains arrived here at
6:40 o'clock yesterday morning, and
were met nt the depot by Lee Camp,
Confederate Veterans, of which sho
was a member, and defecates from
Pickett Camp. Colonel Archer Ander
son, Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson, Colonel 13.
L. Hobson and Dr. George Itoss and
their wives received Mrs. Davis and
those of her Immediate party who were
on tho train. The casket was borne to
the hearse from the funernl car by the
gentlemen selected for active pall
barers, and thu guard of honor and the
veterun escort followed In column of
fours. There were four beautiful white
horses attached to the hearse, each one
being led by a colored man.
The casket was placed In the lecture
room of St. Paul's church, and Colonel
Laughton dismissed the escort. Two
members of the guard of honor re
mained conBtnntly on duty, being re
lieved every half hour. Upon being
deposited in tho lecture room, the cas
ket was surrounded by Horal tributes
from Georgia, Virginia, South Carolina
and other states. To the left of the
casket was Hie futled Hag of the Con
federacy. St. Paul's church, In which tho fun
eral services were conducted, an,d of
which Kev. Dr. Hartley Carmlchael Is
the rector, was the church In which Mr.
Davis was confirmed nnd was seated
when he received, on April 3, 18C5, the
message from General Lee which ne
cessitated the evacuation of Illchmond
by the Confederate troops.
It was 3:30 o'clock as the procession
entered the church, the organ playing
tho
Jeirerson Davis Funeral March
First came the veterans of Lee camp,
then the Sons of Veterans and the
veterans of Pickett camp. The min
isters of tho various churches of the
city occupied soats to the right of the
chancel. Following tho Pickett camp
veterans were the veterans represent
ing camps in other states, and behind
them, and Immediately In front of the
casket, came the honorary pallbearers,
Following them came tho guard ot
honor which had charge of the casket
during the day, and next came tho
casket. Mrs. Davis followed close be
hind the casket, leaning on the nrm of
Colonel Archer Anderson. Sho walked
with bowed head, and very feebly.
leaning very heavily on her cane. Mrs.
Hayes and other relatives and near
friends followed, nnd Immediately bo
hind came about 300 veterans. As the
Impressive services concluded Mrs.
Davis was prostrated, and It was sev
eral minutes before the grief stricken
mother could rise. The scene was
deeply affecting, and many an old sol
dier wept freely as ho witnessed tho
grief of the nged lady.
The crowd about the church when
the casket was taken out and placed
In the hearse was of Immense propor
tions. Amid the tolling of bells of
many churches tho procession started
toward Hollywood cemetery, marching
between dense lines of humanity the
entire distance. The procession was
nearly a mile In length, though the car
riages were rttlven two abreast.
The services at the grave wete sim
ple, but deeply Impressive. After the
casket had been placed on the sup
porters the face section was removed
for a moment and Mrs. Davis nnd her
daughter, Mis. Hayes, kissed the de
ceased. Mrs. Davis sat In an arm
chair near th grave during the service
and Mrs. Hayes knelt by her side. The
Centenlnry Methodist church choir
sang "Sleep Thy Last Sleep." Tha
commltal prayers were read by Dr,
Carmlchael, and then the vast and
sorrowing crowd dispersed.
A Narrow Escape.
Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada E.
Ilirt. of Grotoii, Si. I). "Was taken with a
I,.., xnhl which settled on mv lunus: coimh
sut In and finally terminated in Consumption.
Kour Doctors travo 1110 up, saying I could live
but a short time. I gave myself up to my
Knvlnr. determined if I could not stay with
my trionus on eaitu, 1 woum mcei my iiuscnv
ones above. My husband was advised to get
lir KiiiL.'a Now Discovery lor Uousunipuon,
Coughs and Colds. I give It a trial, took in
all eight bottles. It has cured mo, and thank
flml I nm saveil ami now it we II ami neaiiuy
woman." Trial bottles freo at A. Wasley'h
Drug Store, ltegular slzo ic ami jji.uo.
Guarauteed or prlco refunded.
Siircont ltoninltiH In the lli'othoi'hood,
Toroto, Out.. Sept. 21. The Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen concluded
their convontion today. Grand Master
Sargent's decision to resign his po
sition on the non-partisan Industrial
commission, to which ho was recently
appointed by President McKlnley, and
to again stand for office, has been hail
ed by the Brotherhood with great en
thusiasm. Eugene V. Debs has left
here for Erie, Pa. The firemen deny
that as a body they have taken action
on tho threatened strike on all roads
entering Pittsburg.
Kor broken aurfacos, sores, insect bites,
bums, akin diseases and especially piles there
is one reliable remedy, DoWitt's Witch lltusol
b'alvo. When you call for DoWitt's don't
accept counterfeits or frauds. You will not
be disappointed with DoWitt's Witch Hazel
Salvo. V 11. Hagenbuch.
Timilly Hurt liy Tiill of foul.
Vi'l 11. Aku 11. I'a., .uUt. 23.-IInry
Tiailiiu. miner, nna fill ;ilu n UuntsUl.
laliurpr. weri.- fntnlly Injured in tho
I'.ttlln'iie mine of the Di-laware. Inck-
mvmiim ami Western company at Dor
unci. ton last evening by a fall of coal.
The ltB3 of both men were hrohen, anil
they were also Injured Internally,
Truth wears well. I'eiiple have Icarnrd
that DoWitt's Little Enily Itlsei. are relinblo
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I'oiistlpaiiim ami tick headauho, Thuy ilon'i
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i ii.ii.-. m'poi'itMl stnrvlnir nt lluuoltiln
WiuiliiiiBt"n. Svpt. 21. -Itepresenta-
tlvp Sherman, of New "York, sent 1
trleirrniii to the v.nr h . it tin-nt y'H
tprilnv aavlnr. ihal l.i l u'eelvcd re
noita that the I ir.t N w York Infantry
and other wildl. in Btatlotu'd nt Hono
lulu were not mtMlcluiitly supplied with
food, nud tlmt tho ei Oleix were in a
starving; condition. Ti lerin-.iiH wcie at
once sent to Oenoral Men lam at San
Francisco asking him to report at onei
upon the food nupiily tor the troops
stationed nt Honolulu.
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others fail. U la tho leading Cough Cure,
uml tin liiimethoilld ho without it. I'li'uKtnt
to take ami goes rlttlit to tlio si'ot. Sold ly
V. 1) Klrllu ami n tjiuiauteo.
IS nOOSEVELT INELIGIBLE?
Tho QiiomIIoii Tlint Autlutos Itopttbll
cim I'ui-lloim In Now York,
Albany, Sept. 21. The supporters of
Governor Illnck have exposed their
hand, which has linn ressmnslble for
their grent conlitlcnce in their ability
to defeat Colonel Roosevelt for tho
gubernatorial nomination and which,
they say, makes the nomination of the
colonel an Impossibility. Colonel Roose
velt, they say, Is "inellulble" to run
as a candidate for governor In this
state at this time. When Colonel
Roosevelt was swoin In as assistant
secretnry of the rmvy he swore to ills
residence as Washlncton, D. C. It Is
clnlmed that further evidence of his
Ineligibility is nfTorded In the fact that
when lie was assessed for personal
property In the town of Oyster Hay
lie later appealed before the tax com
missioners and swore off the assess
ment, upon the ground that he was not
a tesldent of oyster Hay, but was a
resident of Washington.
Chairman It. K. Odell, Jr., of tho Re
publican state committee, was Inter
viewed nt the Fifth Avenue hotel, New
York, In reference to the nlleced In
eligibility of Colonel Roosevelt.
"We knew all about the ollldavlts
signed by Colonel Roosevelt," said Mr.
Odell, "and we ate not in the least
worried. The best lawyers and the
best Judges In the city have had this
under consideration all day, nnd they
are unanimously of the opinion that
there Is nothinc In these documents
which will prevent the nomination and
election of Colonel Roosevelt."
Cure that CoiikIi with Sliiloli's Cure. Tho
best Cottsli Cure. Itelicvcs Croup protiiptly
Ono tullllun bottles sold last year. 10 ilo-o
for S3 cts. Hold liy V. D. KirUu and a guar
Dentil or liloluird Malcolm .Johnson.
Haltlmote, Sept. 24.-Rlchard Mal
colm Johnson, the lecturer and novelist,
died In this city yesterday after an Ill
ness of several months. Colonel John
son was born In Hancock county, Ga.,
In 1822, was educated at the Mercer
Baptist university, and began life as
a school teacher. Subsequently he
took up the prnctlre of law at Sparta,
Ga., which he afterwards gave up to
accept a professotshlp In the Univer
sity ot Georgia. At the close of the
civil war lie came to Baltimore and
established a school near the city, at
which many ptomlnent men received
their rudimentary education. Several
years ago he abandoned this occupation
and has since devoted his time to lec
turing and to writing those character
istic stories and sketches of southern
lite that have made his name a house
hold word In all parts of this country.
Out on the water In the moonlieht. A
more beautiful or romantic situation for a
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ask the young woman of his choice to share
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The courtship of a young couple may be
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very unhappy. There are common sense
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world to co with the making of married
uappineus. unu 01 toe must iiuyuiiuui ui
these considerations is the Rood health of
both parties to the sacred tie. The young
tnau who is in the Incipient stages of con
sumption commits a crime if he marries
before nc l restored to neaitn. lie con
demns his wife to the life of a nurse and
his children to early death, or lives of sick
ness and suffering. Dr. Pierce's Golden
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