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Clad to Meet it all the people s iy when
t line of Hair'Brti! fees' and The sroods Speak for g&m md we need resort : .* or subterfuge •••iiie and examine • ; j . ' prices with thus
•.••re. Make a etady
to no to Sell
them. u charge
Of OW .*• knowledge acquited 'will e to you and to jis. We ppa at our neisV ^tpte. and business.
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»T6n-& Haugruran.
Ofcoife investment Sands dealt In, Draftallazrd Travelers* Cheques,' avail A t e w a l l parts of the world, for sa le la ter** allowed on special deposits,
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City J^atlotial Banh OF PLATTSBURGH
AJ8> XiQOK OiyTEK T H E ST.0G& O F •TUP A T
FOWtS FISH O F Al.L'B3gvTbS, Fresh 'Caught.
In fact everything in the "meat" line to make y&a wish you had never left? home, . , . •
iH3gh Quality; J o w price, Courteous service, prompt.^ellyery are a lew of the ."good -things" you get up-lajt
your *g^ei | ti is
Phone 48-A.
•CttMMKr ftWIer, Elevator, and [Liability
INSURANCE
•Ru|sst|t W d u t d 'Rest r ic j t NaVlga -
tio. i I n I^fgnchiiriav '.:""•
P:ETM Mm mm mtim. mmi&s&wm&immT.
icon^ern ated- R ma lids riveir, tf'htcl tioaLru
of,*
Pel In?
With Fo'rpieir President Cleveland fte'la&it^VGttest. i
Port e Will prevent Ru**ln Gri .spins tne Province ;|»iil»e
oil iit CIiIna.'!* Cayltal .-~ ftur : vacua tion. . '
London, April. SU^-A diSpateh; [front correspondent of the Tinieft
s a y s t b a t i:i addition, to the demands;
JOHN B. O^BRIEN,
JOHN MAUGHRAN,
#irG- QAKER* : -
Pre i ldent
Vlce-PteaWent
Cashier
i ' JoM' .
""*£ T. Ifeilogg.
1*1/^leaden
O'Brien, ' - I t"Sfc Ef la^P
a- General .©Qlnaeteial Bjanlt
lag Bnstness.
I n a n e w comedyHdratHtt *>y t h e aw-*&or« of "Sweet -porer ,*' *«jpanl*;
ine 3?helog;^ arid, ** tfartou
W e j o hot bare t o depend o n the" weather. Our JLtuuber Bryer with a capftoity of SO.Wk) feet a t one fllling, furntshesvUS ir t ta thoroughly and i perfectly 4ry, material for our trade J !w« are man'ufaeturej-s and dealers in all kinds of Rougb fend Dressed jLurnhpr, Lath, Shingles; plapooards, Soutliern Pine Ceiling'and Flooring,. ColucliaB, Newels, Ba!ustei,?>*Wafnscotln& inter- i>efl|.JmianceiiJi&vgf dfg^nfeed' to»up> lor ilmsh of all l^inds. Get our prices popfc.aster. I t i a c i l p e ^ : before you buy. {Inquiries and orders . j . ; , . . ..••. ." ., . :M*:H .-.] • ••*•• - ^ gi rea prompt attention. , Frwi^e»' X*'tto|>ft *C±Mi' '
TAYLOBl & A^EBfe, »«£•*«**!•* *^« FOX
*lanchuri£i already ^ m e r ^ i. in another aispatth. de-s the navigation of the'Liad
,nder the inlandi hltTiigar .... . Itjs isl opto to' vesselsvo£ all' na-tioii'k, s'lail oe. pe l l e ted to. vessel •fly'-ing' thi ' Ri :ssfim and Chinese ifliajts. ,S.i)sbi)i also. d^raands^that all •eneage-raenlts <nter pfo^inotai iluthoi'ities ••wM'|tnre'.p,aW sinhis, durln; the Bnssiaa s^cupatiQn shal^ be rec( gulzgd by China, /•flhina'd refusal of the^ Rijssiin d^
majnlds," CG|IC1U(1CS the corresponctent.
.r =»Q«TS ERROMEOW§.
Uim Tlmwton'a wmp MY Is well known to be one-m thisftaesfeancr
m&
ti*ten Httcoiict el|iiWBJ5c atov*r
J3
Burns and all Skin Diseaset. ' t P B 1VTO^E3Eral43
S. Kincsbaker, 80 Ea«t _ .„,,__.
Piles for several y ^ » . BANNER SALVE cored ma qakkly u d pafwaa* ently after aevend doctora aad ramadlM
GUARANTEED, PriO* 2 0 CmtM
ROTH
?d into lay th$ aianchtoah
ON
I ! Crowd* Aymit' * M l y a of I»r««id*tit'« ;• ^Mtn—Wttit. MHtaijr .E«C.O ,::H«l I* : Driven to Good R.o*d« Convention,
; •*Phfer«".Bte Sp«?ijlt|i. '.•"'•'•-.:.'.. |
S i ' Lonie, Ajjrl | 30.—With President ,B_oqSev0lt and fofiher S r^ iden t C16ye-tend under one rdof j the governors of a flQJien states arid their gold laCect *iaffa provideel for| with diplomats and jjlis-tingulahed then in almost every street 3,5,066 noldiers tenting on the exposition jfconiids and hotels and"; boarding houses jammed trith, yisifcoiSj.-every-' thlng^is in readincsa for *he dedication of tSiS* Louisiana, purchase exppsitwn. The e % has put forth Wfry .efforj: to Entertain Its T^sitors, and all sections have been lavishly decorated Ayith flags.and streamers,
Tremendbtis crowds awaited the torn. Ing of President BooaeTelf s train at
"is simbly 1 stereotyped refusal ahd the Union etatiohj hut to UToid the dderud; eht nge the *ituatid». ' N
"Hjvet,4f Russia jBrithdmwa her de> mands he iactxeEoains unaltered: that mis f<!f<:e Will prevent Manchuria froiri be com ng « Hussiah provi!ticet-'
"^dwJrat Aiwtlefl: has publiked'a proc anl ktioi 1 declaring that as Eusrslan troops £iave been ^ t h d r a w t t idiwlgner? thay ncsv t 'avel in 3iukden proVlace withsutEmsian passports* In WiW oi the t act thai Russia ivas never tnore 1? eomrtleti^hijttary control or that prov' ipce|han «t p^esetit and fliat slie is dh-creaslni; hei strengtli there daily thii| pme!«n|atidij is apt to be misleading.".
Ambjajumaoj C»«ai£l Sp«KkM Offlcimjt
WiKh'tegtoi, April aOHftnwt Gafcd« «4j. tl te. ] lussl in' ambassador, becsaule1 o^ Ifche '(kJiflleting r^portt "w'liiijn hav4s # m e t» "WMhingtoii regarding "the |BitwiIait^hliie8e ^negotiattoh's. . a t ; Pe-Jjdtiisr, hns coitsentea to th# ptibtlcittlon fit &i 'e!cpIa«atloinu
! i n ?e the a inha«sador*s call on 810% tftV)BGBy last Swnd'a^.afternponf vhen tie «0|iil([ giv« only uhoiBcial assurances W Buta ia'a ii tehttons In »Xa»ctturiii, he has tee«ived! nstmetions from "Ms 'gar-frn.mtorand.again called on thesecfe ijary to*m&v;a oMcially the aastjrancea
! he hajttjlyen already Of the I Sim Jhnricin Incident and tnorfe
especial ;y of its rolatloa to the Waited States jand JRiiagla the ainbatiador f^idj I
1 "Acitir £ 4nt for Inatructlonf• from my goveriuiteiifc E have officlaliy assttre^ the " ' ' - - • A^m- v ^ and i|idiiikrlali will be th6rbagMy.i?a|fe-guattiissd solfa r as Russia Is concerned, but also of tlie Unfortuna'te errOneousj* nfcss lebtitaihtd to ipnlster poagiei*! dispatlel: es se1 eral days ago from: Pe-; ktag relitUve tjo the course of, Eusabi In Sjanchw|rla
A C a n a d i a n M o i i n t a m B l o w s U p
W i t h o u t Warning.
A HSJHD^BD
T h e Hiniugr r'tllaK* of Frank, In
Mill Alberta. JProi
Ion* of Now Threate
rEOPl £ KfiBT DEATH
Ton* ce, BnrleU Bfnenth
of Xlaclc—Flood
c a n ' t p r e p . r e t J
deserve ^ J S ^ f
Stew;
GUt».
t /
Yaflepuver, l u 0.,' April 80.—Overwhelmed by countless-tons of rook and with mjore than| a hundred of its inhabitants killed alihbjst jnstantly, the little mining |town ofrFrankjn southwestern
with com-Old Man's
• * i
Alberta, is now plete pfestructiop river, Of the
of''heart
' In a Grand Revival of Jtheh, enormousf jy suoce^fttl Spectacpia • Paato-
mimicai Prodn^Moii,, the
years m I and fojf affy tafeen obligt>d
jlilalrfh' F Tor* a tu Brooklyn appeared in vari-
The Ointment prepared Uy ine
GOTBERLiHll BAY Wfi P l a t t s b u r g h , CHfiton C o . , N , V. >,
4 Va?nfltoJe »ri(1! prompt wwrtr, S^'1*^ caa*afe*lts place a shore for •VlL.ki>.. and Hie rarions nroubles oSroed tn the label. •
Inquire for" Vt ar* f a y of the Druggist
S
?
all 1-
f->r <-t.k'ken pens .
•r fences.
<r fwJ-fS.
>.-reens
^utTi'as things tn
\ rhe lowest p-rices <'n. ^ .es of wire for fanp,' ,f .use.
Pt i te Are Right
Savings Bank
stitte. in A-nbin' fjk tills . pla^'p nit
DAirir> a. rftAJSTQis. crush after the long and tiresome trip he left the train at Forsythe jrnnctlon, three inilea from the center of the cltj-.
Members of the national commission of the AVorid'is fair, a reception committee headed by President Francis and a crowd of spectators were* present to tveieonj© hiin.
After a bWef and informal reception he was escorted to the carriage in wait-lug. Mayor Wells, with two prominent official^ accompanied the preHident in the carriage, •which was at once driven On* to the good roads convention*
ftetaiy at s tate no t only tha t A#are**e* Good nomdt« <jo»^*»tioJi. $ interestsin Itati<ihnr4a,• trijdipi.f*% military coin-panto? and a p lu
toon of police hadbeej i waiting t-njo bldeks away, and AS soo.tf as the line of carriages appeared n slower mareli was taken up. to cover the thfee miles to Odeon hall. Peoplejtvere congregated along ibe streets and wildly cheered as the president passed. He continually doffed his hat»ln ackhowiedgaient The hall was packed with a crowd which Mjd beeh waiting patiently fojflioura. Tli|e president 3pok*i of »»d toads in t ^ l a w W c h showed, as well a s hla Words,;-that he waVtiioroaghly j p ear-
'*Roada»M.he declared, ftell the\great-ness of a nation.. The iHauence of the* itatJons which ha\-e not ne^n road bunders has been evaheBcenti' Rome, tho most powerful of the older clviljza-' tiobs, left her impress on literature and speech; she changed the ;boundaries of ua|ions»bilif plainer. Qian anything else lefjt to remind us of the Roman civih% zation are the Roman roads,"
At; this point ;in the presidents speech the crowd rose, and cheered, waving handkerchiefs and hats.
"Merely from historical analogy," the president continued, fthis country, whjteh, we beiiet'e, will ileach a position ot jeadership never erjualpd—this CGUH
tltin RuaaiK 'Withdrawn;? tma» April 30.-^The rfapanes*
fo:relgh )fllce ; Jabllahes ,a te]tegram ftni !,no«penj|; ithat Russia, haa comp>etely
ji^uitid! tl»e Shipgkiiig ptoTinqis of Mjaticl in aa~ N t> details of the. evacua-r ti^n l t o e beep received from Rtittdi officially
1 Ce n ed i i m Kobnon D«ad. Wewn'jrK, April 30.-Stuttrt Robson,
the eoui« dian, 1 ,as u»t dli?d in this city iiseaf
ill
e. rtt> was sixty-seven bad he'en oh the stiige
one y ?ars. Air. • Robsoh was earl 7 U\ March and- wAs
to' rejt eompMely for tvyo ni«»d his pngageaient on He resi
11 and
ousi tows^s la p e upjwr pnrt of the ys ajto he Wn-« taken HI
antl -o-as xlwxi hroiiijlSt few <h
dty. T. Cohass
ltoJ<« •"lotju
w interment 'twill .take t. Mass., tomorrow,
raoijd r Alt Mout rie R
Introducing Pantomlmia tlle:>>rl Ad Triclcs, Nfr Ee«li.anical
an<J. i Host of sXfove Eifects, ties.
POSrl-IVE-LY THiE fyXtif PEODiUCTION BEPOKp! T^iE
ptJBi,re^
The Funny HJbree
The <Jreat"Pir&.Se^nk
The Wonderfd Shic. .:)\
The Lively Odbpu The John Byiite
Acroba t s . *v
1 tffi 6 » S f LSOGHIdfi.MOW
1001 SURPSlSpS
OF AtBANV SO State.Street
DEPOSITS S OYER $10,000,000
. . . . . . .Preaident
.Vice-President
. yice-Prealdent Treasurer
; peantnee I' woman <!>r
The Acme of- Panton?|^l<^ Comedy. ; j m j a | a n (
a suit Xtor I her4 toiiiajt-.
1 saidj she
'±. after playing in ?Tew
a|id (far-
Revolvin-i
an Sevk* Dlrorci?. April » l . - M i ' S . Rosft-
illii;aii, tetwvn to tli<» %vorld a s Rose (^ojjhtan, filed
divor •<? In the district Wlirt He - attorney is JFlrsft AS5-
sisfiHt'tA*! toiler Qeneml 1\ W. Met-Joghla a, who is playing here, and l e r husband have not
' li^ed tobe :her t >r five years and that •she esta ago,
blished n residimce here a year
Troupe ofji
Wlht Wo: men Should Study Their Color
A palfe OS . jEARJfl.; the' iifdl^ss
—^-
1 Direct From The JapSipturer-
save the jobbers and retailers propt, send for samples at on,0e, giving the number of rooms you Ijtave to paper. Samples free. Address : ' | ,
H. BrjawE;[ii,, Dept., 56 Buffalo, NY.
B A N N E R L Y E t h a moat hoallne aalwo In t ha world.
Ro. 4 Bridge Street
Simon W. Rosendale Garret A Van : Allen James H, Manning -Albert P. Stevens . . .
Receive*.Deposits on Interest datinl from the First day of Each aiontp which may be seat Ijy mall in Cheeii or Cash b^r^gistere^ mall or expre*i or deposited in pearson?
Bank Books= k^turned iff O ^ 1 °* otherwise a s desired. ,
Letters promptly a^JthQ^ltljBsd. Dividend days January, and July 1. { ** T» I n t e r s paid on January lat, Wl, lFOW£S i70ney[ if*? , / f l r
makes kidneys der right.
• \
at the rate of 2 f r * & m k p V ^ ^ ] $ r * ^ M
*•»•&*#-^.o> njiM-
face—a. face without color, look that gives a plain ap-
to ap otherwise beautiful ,child4-is the sign of anaor
anaemia-means blood without Vita i[ower or color.' It ia corrected by nouri'ihing the blood, with the ifooc dements of Father John's Medicine, pure. Und wholesome, making ft>shi at.d strength. Its gtntle laxative enject strengthens the . stomach and corneos th<- digestion, which, in turn.givjjs increased vitality or pow- er tp .thi vhole system. This strong vitality Is the oily protection against' disease. It Is the same with growing children-j-schietbaea their growth is too rapldjand th 3y use up tissue fast? er than ijt i 5 ma le. Then you should supply tb,e iood irom which blood and tissue is .made, md that is found in Father. jIoltn^3 tWfedidne. This • ex4
; plains why if cu'es scrofula and skirt idisea^eai jail of t h l c h are.due to thin and Impute blo<<i. We again waro you of the danger in patent ndediclnee depending ijipon alcobol and other weakening utimtlants and injurious drugs for] th|eir temporary effect We
thi9 paper tomorrow one Of t^e |thoisai;da of letters received, from, worn sn who have been re-; -*—-*''Ai ••«--! « -«- a u a s t reng th , by F a ; stoced) to 1 health ther John's
OplMteS. medicine; 150 Me lieliie—not a patent ranee froin |2.50 to'i$3 a day wits
yeai s in use, 'guaranteed.
Earth Opened Wide. When reports (oiieerniug the magnl
tnde or the disnsi^r and details con e^J-uing it\»omnn=n'ed to come in from reliable men wh> had bi*en out pros-peering fpr news, it was discovered that the earth oiinod for three-quarters of a mile an 1 many feet in width . and tha : ,the w l o e northern face of Turtle mountain dipped from its place.
The shiK'lv resu tant upon the precipitation of, the millions of, tons of rocK into the |Ffilleyv while #nJy actually de mohshing!* eompqrattvply few of the
try, I say, should so. act that posterity will jtistily soy1 whenr spejxklng of us.
- Thjnt nation bailt good roads,' " Tjbe.' president declared that good
roads probably were the greatest agency for regulating the.flow from the, souhtry to the city of- you,ng. men and
romig women. > • • -' •*A,ioqs line of liquid morass is noti
plehsant" th« pi-psidoxit continued. "It ajeaSS iii many fnsuinges practical iso-latiois to the farmer. -When tlie girl" or tlnsl)oy can't take, a turn on a 'bike' •veil..to a neighbor's because c>f the I'OUii^M'oll. it is'a"%Huatlou uot likely .0 intake farm life attractive."
Froin Odeon hall tESwpresident was Irlveii to St. Louis university. A few aiiuutes were spent 'here, aftier Which Ae president and other gues.ts repaired, to the home of President Francis for iinner(. ) j
Dedication . ProKrammo. The progranirne forjoday's celebra
tion! is as follows: , ! At 10' a. in., freedom of the city will
be tendered President Roosevelt at the St. Louis club by Mayor Wells; at 10:30 1. tn., the military parade formed 011 Grand avenue; at 11 a. in,. Grand Marshal Major G-eneral Henry C. Corbin. will start west on LIndell. boulevard froa)-> Grand avenue; at 111:30 a. m., president, in advance of %e parade, wllfreach the world's fair grounds, the presidential salute will be Wred, and President,,Roosevelt will take his place :u the reviewing stand; at 1:80. p. m„ 6and concert as crowd gathers at the Liberal Arta building; at 2 p. m., Presi-. dent' David R. Francis of the World's Fair company will call the ineeilng to order for the formal dedication- The programme includes the invocation by Cardinal Gibbons, the. dedication ad^ Areas by President Roosevelt, an address by Grover Cleveland, the; beno-iiction by Biabop Henry G. Pottfer and a centennla,! salute oflOOguns. ,
Buffalo Painter. Won Strike. Buffalo, April 30-—The union paint
ers of this city W;ho have been on strike for a month returned to work this morning. Their demand for an ad-
which flows, through the center town, is daniuiejd up by the fall
en rodf to th« l eghn of nearly a hundred feet, and Ihi eptire valley above he town is fh> >c ed^jjr miles. A big
body Of Water ,!& pj -ssing with force upon the dam, the t ily protection^ the town cfj Frank nowiyas unless the. river shall find anDthe^ehannel. Should the ihipromptu dini'^break the entire villagei would be s went'away.
Whole Va Ucf jShnkein. A .dtsitatch^frnii Frank, dated late
lastn^lj t .saysr ^ *j "A tremenddu sir *loud reverberatioin
shook Khe wholeWaliey of the Old Man's rjlver this iaoj.'nJtng a t r 4 o'clock, and scarcely htlf thej Inhabitants of this tovn awake an ! to a realization of the im jending 43 a lger ,when front the top of (Turtle mountain, overlooking the set:lement, mi HonsJoX tons of rock were hi tried. - ' '
"The Frank nines, operated by the French Canadian Coal company, across! the river from t it town, were seen to be buried I under : Mildreds of feet of rock jttst as thp morning light was breakirg. Inside < f five minutes from the first thundeipus shock and before half th it town rea lized what had happened * small foij;o i of men had started to the itjllef of ths minera deipite the great risk they vi 11 of being buried under tb^ rocks wbch Were jstlll i being precipitjatM from-the lofty mountain top. The voluutcr relief force was unable to gtet into t « mine, but managed to get pear enotgi to determine that no! a njjin at tin outslxle working had escaped death. Hiny had been fehr-fally mungledL Tbt disaster was) merciful to those me i who were employed above dround in t int they must have been killed fnstaitly. The destruction was not confined t > the vicinity of the mine alpue. for many of the dwelling houses ijn the tovr of Frank were de* naolished ^y the Ifa ling rbeks. Some of 4ie occupants of death, b kiUed."
ujt many
houses, shook the jority ofI the dwell
miles or covered •k rock, aujd
,liouso-v\h!es c-xn never la.Il to d joH^j rg $&:.. <- -— , ^ — ^ . . . y depend on j u s t , t | | > \ % | t ithey A\ant a-jd ^itienerver
«ifiv~^aflt i t B u m s leis fuel. syj 'wjarrt; it. atb%lsti|e moi jf i j f t tT^We modern appliances and
iU#l i « more than the 'inferior i Made b v
Warren Co., Tro^, N.Y. For "SaJe by j .
'BM- -JUfe% ^ P l a t t s - b u r g h , N , ?.
is % **. V I'tl » Mi _L
VILLAGE W I P E D # t J I l , £ , l e m ^lalms- "Mt *" DestructiveF«r»st FirestMiii isf"™a™"
in Pennsylvania. * ! 1 " •'' Bradford,, P a , .May 1.^43erio|
y.^^, were t ru th tp , he woiild siyt
\l "Just my laziness^' or "Just jmy m-i .9nrt<m«nn " 1 f
these houses escaped o :bers were instantly
foundations of a ma-ngs in the town so
that they are unsafe to live in, and many hundreds <f people will have to live in the] open or mder fuch temporary shelter as may be .ptopurable. T,h,e railroad .tesjek for a* dlstapce of two
:n«fre east of the station is t h front, ten to torty feet ot.'
the' telegraph .wires are down. Ail[^omni:t»iileati6n.iis,behlg:eQn-dticted over one wite running west.
Most of. the niea imprisoned, in the mines, w jose death at fijrs't seemed cerr tain, got )«t allye late in the afternoon. There wjerp; seventeen' inen^in the mine/ •Two "died i|rom suffocatioti.-. but the other fifteen forked pfeir way out.
The iat»st theorj' as tp the cause of the'disaster is that it was due to a rock slid?] which, carried the top of Turtle" m junta in. down' upon the village below, • It islfnpw thought that , what was supposed to be the smpbe of a volcano j(vas dust'and ,that the conr. tinued fall'Of small bits of'rojck during
tbc any vks inproiy t\w aiftormath or theorigrmajl rock slide. .. i
B'wton Itolinns Afraid, Boston, April»30:—Italians of this city
are heggini for proteellon against the dreaded Malta, by which they claimed to Have Own ordered to 0011 tribute to the defeusbi)fand Un-the New York bar-
(case, Fach of the .foreign-$\ a letter frb.m! • New Y.ork.
p i murd,e: Vrs- showe The letter^ltold them that everywhere they went the eye of „. ^hat they iv lid not sen diaiely.
they were marked men: that Mafia was oh them always; irere as good as -dead if tbey
4 the'required money imme-
Three Killed In Teleseope-d Conch. Bismark; Qnt., April 30;—At 7 o'clock
last evtHUigj it terrible wreck occurred at this plact? on the Lake Erie and DP-. troit River irailway. killing tfhree and mjuring sjj-eral other persons. The east bound jlocal passenger train was staading a tithe -station when ah east Bound gra tfl train . came arouiid, the 'urve and , j?<jnuplejtely telescoped the rear coach j-fihevlocal train-^which contained a ;uijiipher-of .passengers and workmen, i . I
jjra nted. I
Uiu.pl:re |In Venezuela Cane. Washingtanj, April 30.\-+.'Queen WU-'
helmina-hasl hotiged the United States governtpen:,ithat she has appointed Dr. jCharles" Ajiiustinius Henri Barge to act as unlpU'e in the •' arbitration be-hyeen the United States -ajid' Venezuela at Caraeasroi American .claims. Dr. Barge formeHy was the Dttteh governor of CuracMi •> •
J a i l a j r e i k e r . St i l l Ml»*lnjr.~ " Albanyf Wp'ril 30.^-Tne; three ' pris
oners who Reaped'frpfial; thg couitfy jail Here am'sltillmls'sihgyj^fiey climbs ed through [a ventilator iir (the ceiling,-punched a pole through. i|h.e r«at yjall, of the building and; let theinselvaii to
fires are raging in this vieinljtyif p fTfte property loss te estimated at o^ | lp^~ litpix doUars. Watsonville, ' t ^ ^ * south, is reported to be wipedHo^j K IS thought that a number off htl|iii$Bfl£j lost The wires, are all dawjaL^hp lum'ber tents and chemical ^wifl'Stfl5
werelburned in several placeJs'H ^ ' l 1 '
- ~ ~ » ms:* No Bribery Aitempfcn^J| | j
Springeld, III., Ai>rII 30.—14i<^]p5^te| committee appointed to investigate!the. charges of bribery preferred IpaMepW1
er Hinds, reports that no attempt! sfy bribery was made, !i 'Hl''$ \
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Yesterday's Bail (Games," I National League—New York |/?Pj|iii
adelphia 10; Boston 10, BroaMVniSi( ViiYfihnra. 13 Sf TJIUIS 4. ItU.Z* i
A JMttle Kaily Kiser _{ now and then, at jbedtlme will core constipation, 'biliousness ( and liv^r
i troubles. DeWitt>s Little' Early I Risers are the famous little jhlls^tbjtfc cure by arousing the secretions, moving the "bowels gently, yet effectually,->and | jvmg such tone anA^trengih to the glands of the stomach and MT» lei* that the cause of the ^trouble |g-Removed entirely, apd if their use Is continued for a) fe-sf days, there will lbs no return of. the complaint. Sold l&r J D. K. Gilbert, O. |T. Carkin, Platjri-burgh, N. Y. |
Pittsburg, 13, S t Louis 4, •i/4i Amer ican League—iWashragt^h,"! if2%
N e w 7 0 r k G; Ph i lade lph ia 12, Pqatpni
KING AND PONTIFF M
B r i t i s h M o n a r c h
A u d i e n c e W i t h P o p e J
H a s ^ a p j K p t . 11! M
A. .^emotandiim Concerning1 OKaisih. M«lt«r« let Great Britain's ~ ' ' '"
>v JKecent experiments, hy practical testsj ib P . a n d examination with the aid. of the-;
Io.B« Prevented—VnterTtevK
Twenty Mlnnte*. ' f \\[{
Rome, April SO-For the firstfj^^ since the Tefotmarion an Englsisk|R|ftg has entered the Vatican and <|al,? cS|.-oit the 'universal head of the "Romahj'rjliihv ollcchurch v] h | ;
Passlbff the cardinals in stjatejiiigft prelates high in the church, drawlfe?, 9ilent, dignified and Imposing, j ^ 3 & Edward reached the door le^lm^Jm the ' apartments of the pope. i Iff f tps thrown open, and on the tprf^b<^1
stood Leo XIII, alone and smiJinfi |.l4=
' Iful arm extended to greet the king-His hdlinesa was dre§sel^ in. |o:
white and a red velvet cape W>i witb ermine. Even King paused a moment upon seeing |h. tiff in his white garments. r- Th£ face; was the Color of ivo.ry,.jfr moved without aid and wlth|W parent difficulty. Froto h.ls enfer'1
son there seemed.. to emanate menb of benevolence and spirit The king and the head of. thejje 'clasped hands' and aexehangedMu .words in French. King Edw.ardfip vrithln the papal apartoient, the was'.closed, and the pope and .Ms 11 were left aloue. v 'j^ '
For twenty minutes^Edward1 re: ed Vfithin and was attended a^aij the dpor in departing. ' As .ttfe took his carriage, had he lookei '
wart, and upward be would liafe. at a window in the second storj|o palk(fe the figure Of a sai.ntlj* txid standing alone aad, witfi hahdsbp the'parted curtains, sniiUng'dawi 'him-Hthe figure of Pope Leo %1%,-j''
Particalara—of- the rnt.ervijp'T^ Soibe particulars of the-intervfe^[j|]
tweejn Iving Edward and the pofefew becoine known. The pope gf^eip'tt-^ king] saying in French, "I am hsf see your majesty," '•^'•il i l
.King Edward replied. "I am\h^p|*;fe be here and to add my cougrat^lapj to those of others upon your' jhjTf outlived the days of '-St. Pet.fr.
Necessity kees rusty.
a mi a n trom jgetting 1
MrrateH worst sort of ^ DeWltt's Witclk
[. - Jt'jrojmi a C a t [on the aroij to the burn, sore or boil, Hazel Salve te a auitk <j«fe. In buy! |ng Witch Hazel Salve, he particular :o ^et DeWitt's—this is the salve that J leals without leaving a scar. Asp« | Jific for blind, Meeting, itching andl
I protruding piles. Sol D. K. Gilbert, O. 0*.
i burgh, N» Y.
-Jin after years it makes a man feeb « sad when he thinks hpw fresh he used! -
he. | if
The X-Kay*
Id by Lankin, Platts-j
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Jj^-Rays, estahhsh itj aa a iac t that] Catarrh of the Stomach fe not a-dis-j
Dyspepsia Cure as •curing thousands. rlji -will cure yon of (Indigestion and ; dyspepsia, and prevent or cure (Catarrh,! IpJ fhe Stomach. Kodol digests v h a t 8
y»u eat—makes the Sftld by , to. K. Gilbert, O. T.
fMrgh, N. -Y.
fKlen love to' hear Ul dislike to be
fdiity.
stomach eweet
Larkin, Platts-
>f their power! reminded of their j
the Body Tike "IVastes of ery .seven days the' Wood, muscles, . |d bones of a in ?.es,?t!wo pounds of' Jwornottt _ tissue^ 14 waste' cannot be replenished and- [
health and strength 'kept up with- . ,jt perfect digestion1. -When the stoin-
.djli and digestive, organs".farl.to per-bSrm Gieir functions the strength leiii. 0. ivn," health gives,, ws.y, and dis.easg.' iejs up, Kodol Dyspfpsia, €ure..en~ M es the stomach an I digestive oralis to digest and assimilate- ail o f tfe wholesome food, tbat inay be eat- , jx| into. the kind .of blo^d that refbuilds fhfe tissues and protejetis the, health
strength of the lijhd and body,.' itjidol cures Indigestion, Dyspepsia
'Ih^.all. stomach trouib'lefe. It is; an $&%d' spring tonic. Sold by , | & K. Gilbert, Q.' T. LaPkin,- Platts-tfgh; ,N. Y. • •. \
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tee*wuu|l b> a" rope,
The rest, of the conversation "war the part of the,British sovemgpi eernijug the attitude taken by thfe J an tl|e principal social, qliesUotiSiOllJ day and on tlie part of Tope. Lee alibi the situation of the chmi'h. in .the<;|j;i isll empire. It also is-said the'!|jdii|i|1 inforjmed King Edward that in \1ieH|!ff their! meeting he had persoDjallylesil ined |iHto all questions reg!i|rdii^5ld||||| olic Interests-now pending in.'^aitfMfi parts), of the British empire" tiiM| prepired a memorandum tp wgie | hoped, the king would pay Ms lent,attention. It is undeWo one part of this memorandum. cSh;S#|i the school question in. Canada>^d|f tains practically the. same pbljit| does ! the memorandum given ^yjlitlM pope to Sir Wilfrid Laurler ; ' the |d | ff i | dian premier, when that offl,c|t l.||p last in Rome. r'-. 0 $
Th^ whole important affair wajs velously Striking in its siinplictlj in gijeat contrast to the ipHra^efl 'pomp, and military glbr/ of thefrM( .tion -<j.f the English king by.'Ki^gf!' tor Emmanuel and the Italian' |r . 25,006 of whom, 'assembled on | | rad^ grounds, were reviewed im,M Edward in the morning. t t w a ? | f ^ posrtpg spectacle, and splendid ^ contributed to the "brilliancy
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BHEUMATIP C U R E n %<H''" . • AJKD r .• -li^lLEI CjURE .-
. . Potsdam, N. Y., June 1, l9ai.' J. Phillips.- Norwood, N. Y.,
ifiear „ Sir-^-Ia February last I. was heU to my bed with rheumatism
ffas hot able to move -my hands or. -My physician tol l me there was
hihg he could do-:'or me. 'But. a. fl^n'd told, me about your famous At.
?. iRheuruatfic Cure I. sent for i t ; took it according t o ' directions
\h4 now I am working: every day. I "nnot recommend itj too "highly fj> e' suffering public. . • -'','•' • ' , HSOMIE3R. MILLER. .; Norwood, N. Y., ilarch. 11, 1901. 'jWjhom It May Concern: ' . v
"% Charles H. Bowen of Norwood, .ft".',; have ibeen in the drug busihesa
mfv the past fifteen t e a r s and have and taken all kinds of rheuma-|c |cures, found one that
I took the Fa -Rheumatic ' Cure.
has oured m» of six
but never otld. cure me until ;cf|is' A. -J. P. fjhree bottles of it
pletely of . rheumatism ,rs standing.
., C3HA!RTJB3S ,H. BdWEjN, Ph. G, ^ o | .Whom' I t May Concern:
,.baye Itad rheumatism-for fifteen. M& f - f r 3 ^ ° ^ l i a"v e t i a b e B" different Mnds
* ilfj: rheumatic .cures, , but I never Hd' one that wonla cure me until
k the Famorus A . J. P. Rheuniatic which cured me completeily In
daya, FRANK 'A\ Btu>RtQI)GS!j -Malotie, N^ Y.
f'or jaale by O. T. t<arkin, Druggist, yp|ttebtti?gh.' •