Pittston Gazette

              5* 7*7? u:' . 4 w*--« ;D ; WT'W.-T&v1™"'.- vC;.- 1 fliftofon KO.l Yff A T? 1 WMKL.V ESTABLISHED 1880 OtHl X XiAXV. f DAILY *ST. bt THBO. HART 18SS. P1TTSTON, PA., FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1903. TWO CJBNTH A COPY. C Q pA flPU FORTY CENTS A MONTH, f O I iVlXHiO. OF  TO AMERICA /FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ALL ARE FOR CREED REVISION FINE SCHOOL PROGRAMME. CONCERT AND DANCE. All SummerGoods at Special Low Prices READ THESE PRICES: STERLING.... New York Stock Markets furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers, Miners' Bank Building. Rendered Last Evening by the Pupila of the Hughestown Schools. Leek Cornet Band Will Play at Key. stone Hall, Monday Evening. That flip people of Hughestown borough take an Interest in their schools Is shown by the attendance on the closing exercises held last evening In the iiall of the school building by the pupils of Prof. Toy and Miss Florence Abbott. The hall was packed to Its utmost capacity, and many were unable tc gain admission. The entertainment was generally said to be one of the best ever given by the Hughestown schools. The opening selection was a cantata, entitled "A Trip to Europe," rendered by a mixed chorus, under the direction of Prof. _ Henry Harries. Nearly all of the pupils took part and the work was most creditable. A very pretty feature was the garland drill by 12 girls, dressed in white, with ropes composed of pink roses. Miss Violet Schmaltz gave a recitation. "Mr. Captain. Stop the Ship." that was quite clever. The hoot black drill, by ten boys, five of whom represented negroes, was the most amusing feature of the evening, and provoked no end of laughter. A comic song In English and German comprised a portion of the boys' performance. Another cantata was rendered, entitled "The GypsD Festival," being produced by boys anil girls in costume. Thomas Bartlctt took the part of the Yankee peddler, while Albnrta Gardner was the gypsy fortune teller. All of those who took part wore appropriate costumes and the stage represented a gypsy camp. The Chinese march, by 1(1 girls in cos-' tume. was also very attractive, Chinese lanterns being artistically handled by the girls. Russell Rnmage sang very pleasingly "My Gallant Crew." On account of the entertainment being so successful and In order to accommodate many people who were unable to gain admission last evening, the programme \frlll be repeated this evening. Much credit is due the teachers. Prof. Toy and Miss Abbott, who drilled the children, and also Prof. Harries, who had charge of the music. A concord of sweet sounds will Issue on Monday evening, June 1. from Keystone hall, lor at that time and place the l.eek Cornet Band will give a concert and dance. The concert will be given between 8 and 9 o'clock and dancing will then be started and continued until a late hour. The full band of nearly 30 pieces will furnish the music for dancing as well as the concert. An admission of 25 cents will be charged. Following will be the numbers of the concert: "Star-Spangled Banner." Moret; "Hiawatha March," Moret; "Medley Overture," J. W. Chat(away: "Song and Dance, A Bunch of Roses," W. P. Chambers Kj'Waltz Symphia." Abe. Holzman; opera selection. "King Dodo," Gus Luder; march, "Alagazan," Abe. Holzman. New York, May 29, 1903. High Low. Clos. 123% 121% 122V4 SILVER  Mr. Chamberlain's Scheme Sugar Presbyterians Settle a Long , and Bitter Dispute. Would Affect Us. Atchison 95'/, 60 % 74% 95 58% 73* V. i 95 59'4 1 c;ise of Children's Gauze Vents, for 3 Cents. 1 case Dress Lawns, all colors Atchison,/ iDr. Brook. True GREAT INTEREST AROUSED B. ft O. 88% 87% 8C'/4 A assortment of new and beautiful goods, suitable for wedding and anni versary gifts. We invite your inspection. and patterns, for 3$ Cents. Ladies' Fancy Summer Corsets, grand value, for, a pair, 25 CentB. Ladies' Sunbonnets, all colors and shapes, a large stock to choose from, for 15 Cents. Wide Fancy Ribbons, all colors, a yard for 10 Cents. Children's Fancy Sunshades, all colors and sizes, from 10 Cents up. Ladies' ready made Duck Skirts —they come in all colors nicely trimmed with braid and well made, for 98 Cents. Ches. ft Ohio . C. ft Ot. West. 39 20% 39 20% 39 20% ADDRESS BY DR. VAN DYKE. St Paul 148%- 148% The Colonial Secretary1! Idea In- Rock Island D. ft H 171% 35% 33% 170% 34 % By the Adoption of Eleven Overtures volves Practically a Commercial T„ pf. 53% 53 % the General Assembly Makes Im- War With THia Country for the L. ft N. Man. El. 137% 112% 137% Benefit of Canada. Met. Trac.. Mo. Pacific .. So. Pacitlc .. Norf. ft West N. Y. Central 128% 106 50% G8 127% 128 104% 49% 67% 126 128% 104% 49% 68 126% portant Additions and Changes in H. O. SHupp London, May 29.—A careful Inspection of Chamberlain's Zollverein project shows that it Is bound to have a most important bearing on Anglo- American trade relations. Forty per cent, of the total American exports at present go to England, while only six per cent, of British exports go to America. Chamberlain's idea involves practically a commtVclal war with America for the benefit of the Canadian wheat grower with a resulting depression to American farming and milling industries. The jealousy which the American industrial invasion of England has aroused Is likely to stimulate public support for Chamberlain's scheme. The quebtlon is exciting the public more than anything since the South African war. Confession of Faith. I.os Angelas, Mny 29.—The Presbyterian church of the United Stntes in general assembly has Anally disposed of the question of revision of creed which baa been before the last three general assemblies and which has agitated Presbyterian circles for the pant fifteen years. Erie 33% 33% Ice cream, 25c qt„ 9 flavors. Yaseen Expert Optician, O. ft W. 26% "WIRE AT MY EXPENSE." 36 W. Market St., Wilkasbarro. 1 lot Ladies' Fancy Percale Shirt Waists, extraordinary value, for 29 Cents. Penna. Reading 48% 127% 48% 126% 126% 48% So. Ry. 26% 26% "Wire at my expense if any one in rmlianapolia keeps Father John's Medicine. It has done me worlds of good, and I need more of it at once. (Signed) J. P. Tulley, Hotel Iroquois." A copy of this message from a traveling man will he sent on application, together with other letters from those who have recommended Father John's Medicine as a tonic and body builder In the spring. No weakening stimulants. Builds up the body and makes strength at the same time it cures colds and all throat and lung troubles. Not a "cough syrup" or "balsam," but the prescription of an eminent specialist. Fifty years in use. Guaranteed. Tenn. C. ft I, 10% 54% 54% 10% BAR Men's Fine Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, elegant value, 25c. Children's Muslin Drawers nicely trimmed with lace, all sizes, for 15 Cents. We also carry a full line of Hammocks in our House Furnishing Department. IT PAYS TO BUY AT THE Leather leather, pf. . Union Pacific Wabash, pf. 95% 84 45% 94 82% 44% 94% 82% 44% Tbe assembly yesterday by a unanimous vote adopted the revision of tlie confession of faith as prepared by the committee appointed by tbe general assembly In 1001. Besides clearing tbe calendar of this Important question the assembly disposed of the "Tennessee overture" In regard to "separate presbyteries in the same territory" which was commouly known ns the "colored questiou" of the Presbyterian church; also the report of the special committee 011 divorce and remarriage. Several minor reports also were heard during tbe day. C. F. I. 67 * 67 M Amal. Copper People's Gas . 59 100% 56% 99% 57% 100 % s. s. 26% 26% 26% Price List• Texas Pacific .. 30% Car & Foundry .. 37'4 U. S. Steel 31% U, S. Steel, pf. .. 81% 30% 3C% 30% 80% 30% 30% 31 81% Best Patent Flour $4.50 PEOPLE'S STORE Onion Sets, per quart . .05 FATAL RAILROAD WRECK. Bermuda Onions, quart.. 15 South Main St., Fittston. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. Two Workmen Were Killed and Five A very small sum of money Invested with us will prevent your bouse from burning. J. E. Patterson ft Co. Peanut Butter Newark, N. .J., May 29.—An eastbound freight train on tbe Pennsylvania railroad crashed into a derailed freight train In this city today. Two laborers were killed and five Injured. Tbe engineer and fireman of the eastbound locomotive were badly scalded. It was necessary to cut off the arm of one of the men to release him and save him from being scalded to death by steam. Others Injured. The fact that crced revision was to come up attracted the largest crowd since the opening. After disposing of some business of minor importance Moderator Coyle announced that Itev. Henry Van Dyke of Princeton, N. J., chairman of the committee on Mils and overtures, would submit the report of the committee 011 revision. Interest Shown by Larvr Crowd. It's all in the making and the syrups. We make our sodas right and we uso the purest syrups. Yaseen's. Ci n Mushrooms.. A new form of fire Insurance. For particulars, see J. E. Patterson ft Co. OBITUARY, White Clover Seed  EVANS BROS WM. GILES' Lawn Grass Seed.... . .25 v Weekly Price List Best patent flour, $4.75. Best family flour, $4. Piilsbury's Best XXXX, $5. Potatoes, per bushel, 75c. Butter, 25c. Lard, 10c. \ Beans, 3 quarts nor 25c. Peas, 3 quarts for 25c. Ham, 14c. Bacon, 10c. Hon. Daniel J. Reese, of Plymouth, died yesterday, after an illneBS of two months of asthma and bronchitis. The deceased was born at Mountain Ash, South Wales, In 1858, but came to this country when only seven years old. After residing in Schuylkill county for a few years, he moved to Plymouth. He became active in Republican politics, and v»as elected to the State House of Representatives in 1892 and again in 1894. He was a member of (He Republican couuty committee for two years. During the past few years he had taken an active part In the United Mine Workers' organization, having been a member of the Plymouth executive committee. The funeral will be held in Plymouth on Sunday afternoon. Hon. Daniel J. Reese. New Garden Seeds, all kinds, package and loose. QROOERQ Best Patent Flour $4.50 Feed, all kinds, per 100 1.15 Hay, long and cut, per 100.. .90 Potatoes, per bu 70 Butter, New, extra fine, per lb .27 Onion Sets, per qt 05 Before reading tbe freport Dr. Van Dyke stated that two protests, one from tbe presbytery of and the other from the St. Cloud presbytery, tending to obstruct action on the revision question, had been before tbe committee, and It was recommended that they be thrown out. Tbe assembly so ordered. Ine Lot of Box Paper at all prices, from 8c to 40c New novels by Chas. Garvice. Laura Jean Libby, Mrs. Georgia Sheldon, Horatio Alger and others. BRENNAN fi ROBERTS, Ambassador Myers Criticised. Rome, May 29.—All of the newspapers comment on American Ambassador Meyers' automobile accident at Irvtta, Vecchla, yesterday, when his machine, in avoiding a cart, was overturned, throwing the occupants out. The papers, after expressing wonder that no one was seriously Injured, criticize Meyers for going 50 miles an hour on a frequented road. The Pop ulo-Romano says tbe government ehould call tbe ambassador's attention to the speed ordinance. All the June magazines in stock. All the leading manufacturers of ink well represented. 42 North main Street, 0TNext to Eagle Hotel. Both phones . .18 . 2.15 ... 7.75 Wo carry a full lino of loose  seeds of all kinds, garden tools, ~ early potatoes such as Early Rose, Ohios, Trumps, Peerless ana Kings Lawn Seed, per lb... Timothy Seed, per bu Clover Seed " Blank books and memorandums. Just received a fine line of jewelry. A fine mantle clock for $1. A new lot of fountain pens. Open evenings until nine. Every day a bargain day at RUGGLES' BOOK STORK, Broad St. Teas, 25c, 40c, 50c per lb. Coffee, 1 lb free with 10. Pickles, 3 dozen for ?5c. Sardines. 6 cans for 25c. Tomatoes, 3 cans for 25c. Peas. 3 cans for 25c. E. Starch, 3 for 25c. Milk, 3 for 25c. Starch, 5c. Mackerel, each, 10c. Cheese, 14c. Dr. Varh Dyke then proceeded with tbe report of the revision committee. He read the detailed vote on each one of tbe eleven overtures, which showed that 110 one overture had received more than ten negative votes. The overtures were voted upon seriatim and adopted. But one voice In the negative was heard, and this only 011 overtures 6, 6 and 7. MURPHY & JOYCE. Big Reductions in Prices On Groceries EVANS BROS Teachers for the Philippines. A Nice Line of Vegetables will be offered the public tomorrow at our Market, together with some very fiine strawberries, and a eotiple thousand little neck and chowder clams, heave your order, we'll deliver it promptly. Roth phones. BOOTS AND SHOES Washington, May 29.—Nine thousand applicants will contest for 200 places as teachers in the Philippine schools before June 1. Half of the number will be chosen from Americans In the islands, the others from the United States. It was reported that many teachers would tender their resignations at the close of this term, but only 73 resigned. We will have a full lino of green onions, lettuce, rhubarb, radishes, new cabbage, new potatoes, etc., for Saturday's market. By the adoption of eleven overtures important additions, amplifications and amendments arc made to the articles In the confession of faith. Of these one of the most vital is the incorporation into the church doctrine of the belief that all who die In infancy are saved. Dr. Vnn Dyke'a InptMilve Words. One of the oldest residents of the city. Mrs. Kllen White, passed away this afternoon at 2.20 o'clock at the family home on South Main street, near the foot of Frothinglmm street. She is survived by the following children: James, Kate, Elizabeth, Margaret, Rose. Alice, Mrs. Michael Linsky, M,rs. Edward Macktn and Mrs. Peter McDonnell. Mrs. Ellen White. Armour's Roast Beef, 2 lb can . Armour's Canned Beef, 2 lb can. Mon's Guaranteed Patent 1 lb Saleratus . 4c ,13c Leather Shoes  Men's Guaranteed Patent Leather Oxfords  Ladies' Patent Leather $3.50 THE CITY SUPPLY STORE, SI N. Main St., Cor. Butler St. I lb can Brook Trout 3.26 SHARP S MARKET. N. Main St., near William 1 lb Arbuckle's Coffee 1 lb Lion Coffee When you want good plet, get Bohan'i Good Mixed Tea Shoes  Ladies' Dongola from  . $3.00 to 13.60 Oxfords $1.00 to $2.60 , At the conclusion of the reading of the report Dr. Van Dyke spoke briefly upon the changes incorporated therein. His speech was one of the most Impressive that has been delivered before the assembly and was said by some of the commissioners to be one of the most notable ever made upon faith revision. Dr. Van Dyke was frequently Interrupted by applause from the commissioners. He said he wished to make It clear to the assembly and especially did he wish to say to the brethren of the press "that this revision does not mean that the Presbyterian church has changed her base one Inch, but It does mean that she has broadened and strengthened her foundations. Her divine society shall never be Interpreted so as to mean fatalism." 1 box Magic Yeast 1 doz. Clothes Pins Prize Fight in Portland. Rogers Couch Factory. Repairers of all kinds of 1 bar Armour's Tar Soap We only quote a few, but to realise what these goods are you want to call. We also have a fine line of baby shoes, all colors. See us when you want,anything in the shoe line. Portland, Oregon, May 29.—"Mys- "Mysterious Billy" Smith lost to "Joe" Wolcott, colored, in the fourth round of a 20-round bout last night. Smith broke his hand in the third round. The fight was all in favor of Wolcott. and Smith was fiearly out. When the fourth riaind ended Smith's seconds threw up the sponge. We Are Just as Careful Miss Catherine McAndrew died yesterday afternoon at the 'come of her sister, Mrs. John Gavin, of Sebastopol, with whom she had made her home for several years past. She had been 111 for five months of general debility. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning. Services in St. John's church.: Interment in Market street cemetery. Miss Catherine McAndrew. 12 bars I.aurulry Soap 1 can Baked Beans, tomato sauce Sc Best No. 7 Broom 21c in handling and cutting our meats as we are particular to get them fresh and of best quality. And, then, you don't want to forget about the price; you know yon get more fresh meat for your money at this market than you get at other places. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Chairs and Couches especially. Painting and Varnishing. Work called for and delivered. 102 N. Main St. Especially low prices in Shoes. Screen 'Doors and Windows, Garden Tools, Oil Cloths and Linoleums. 44 and 46 S.Main Street For Saturday we'll have in stock all the choice cuts In beef, pork, lamb, veal, and sufficient help to take your order promptly. Philadelphia, May 29.—The threatened textile 3trlke Is on in the Kensington mill district. By Monday morning it 1b expected 75,000 strikers will be out. The employes ask for a schedule of 55 hours a week. Textile 8trike Has Started. New phone, Wedding Presents urphy & Joyce. For WEDDINGS Elfin*ar* V For FUNERALS rlOWBri i CHICAGO CASH MEAT MARKET N. Main St., Opp. William St. You can get a large selection of suitable and tasty articles for wedding presents at this store. We always have just the thing. An examination of my stock costs you ifrnthing. Don't buy unless satisfied. \  Commencement Presents. Nothing is so suitable to give the fair girl graduate as a pretty diamond ring. Nothing so appropriate for a young man just starting out in life as a good substantial watch. Still I have numberless other articles which make appropriate presents. From a Cat Scratch Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) J.&QARPENTERimete* it. ixetu mi on the arm, to the worst sort of burn, sore or boll, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is a quick cure. In buying Witch Hazel Salve, be particular to get De- Witt's—this is the salve that heals without leaving a scar. A specific for blind, bleeding, itching and protruding piles. Sold by Thos. J.. Yates. GIumm, 309, si: PITTSTON, PA 1?9 North Main Rtreet. Both Phones Dr. Schliemnnn found bits of glnss In bis excavations at Maycena?, though Homer does not mention it as a substance known In bis time. Woman Burned to Death. New York, May 29.—Irish Lad won the seventeenth Brooklyn handicap at Uravesend In 2:05 2-5. Hidden by O'Neil with perfect judgment. he bore the colors of the Westbury stable, a partnership of Harry Payne Whitney and H. B. Dur.vea. Rated by the Imndirapper/tlie highest of the three-yearolds entered, Irish Lad carried 103 pounds. Uiintire. Ill pounds, winner of the Metropolitan hnndicap and betting favorite for the race, was second, beaten by not more than tliree inches. Burns rode lier for William C. Whitney, father of the winner's lmlf owner. Irish Lad'i Handicap. York. Pa., May 29.—By dropping a lighted lamp which set her clothing aflre, Mrs. Qeorge Grotlie was burned to death last night before she could be rescued by the neighbors, vfho saw her burning at the window. (7\ruryJs prices. Hair Superstition Sale on Laces and Embroideries AT There is a superstition among southern children to the effect that hair combings should never be thrown out of doors for the reason that the birds will use them in building their nests and thus produce constant headache to the person to whom they Jielong. AT CORCORAN BROS Carnegie's Latest Gift. 28 North Main Street. Cool Straw Hats. Summer Underwear. White Soft Shirts, Lace % Hose. Tliln Neckwear and evprylhing in nobby furnishings LEWIS. THE JEWELER. 22 N. Main Edinburgh, May 29.—Andrew Carnegie has given $12,000 worth of steel bonds to the Royal Scottish Academy to found a traveling scholarship. If You Want to be Always on Time a reliable watch will help you considerable. We Bell them; all grade cases with standard movements. Warranted, and price low. FREED BROS., 75 N. Main. As flour is on the jump, It would be well for you to lay In a Stock of It, at these,prices. In a couple of (lays you will pay more for flour. "A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush." THE MAGNET The origin of natural gas Is the action of water upon aluminium carbide, by which methane Is evolved. Natural Gm, THE WEATHER. for men and boys Gold Coin Flour Butterfly Flour Sunlight Flour  Superlative Flour .. I'illsbury's Flour ., Feed, all kinds  Hay, long and cut .. Potatoes, per bushel Delaware Co. Butter Full Cream Cheese . Compound Lard .... Pure Lard  Cottolene  Lion Coffee  Arbuckle Coffee .... Old Holland Coffee . Milk Pail Coffee .. Drury's Best Coffee Club House Coffee . Cabbage Plants. Tomato Plants. $4.7r, 4.75 4,75 4 75 5.00 1.15 .95 FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS wo offer snmfl very remarkable Lace values, j i There will bo a great demand for -J them at tho price. See our win- -i dow display. Every yard a bargain Washington. May 29.—Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday: cooler tonight in the southern portion; cooler in the southeast portion Saturday. Special Attention, Picnic Committees. You can get tho best ice cream and the lowest prices at Yaseen's. New York. May 29.—Tired of being made the object of practical Joked, of which he had been a patient victim for three years. Frank T-ouls IDe Kenot. a machine operator in the American Tin fan company's factory In Brooklyn, turned on hid tormentors and shot a fellow workman, John Bonis, dead. Great excitement followed the shooting. The building was quickly surrounded by policemen, and a search was made, but the murderer had es- Klllrd HI* Tormentor. Five II and red Shook* * Year. In Cairo, the proportion of blind people to the population is one to every 20 residents. The empire of Japan has no fewer thau 700 earthquake observing stations scattered over It, and the records of the 500 shocks that annually visit that country are accurately noted. Amsterdam, N. Y„ May 28 -Th® drat rain storm of any consequence In (even weeks fell here late yesterday. It was almost In the nature of a cloudburst, lasting but ten mlnntea, yet proved wondrously beneficial to the all but Dllghted crops In the Mohawk valley. Flrat Hnln la Seven Weeks. PUBLIC NOTICE. New Tork, May 29.—The winter wheat crop has been (really benefited by recent rains In nearly all section* of tlie west, according to reports from branch offices of R. Q. Dun & Co. in the winter wheat belt. The stand Is generally quite good, though the (rain is backward, and the production 1b some states will undoubtedly be curtailed in consequence of the recent severe drought and hot winds. Still, conditions are now quite satisfactory. Wheat Preapaota ttool Valenciennes Laces, 5-in. wide, usually sold for 25c a yard, no w 5c Turdue university 1s the proud owner of a clock plant. This plant Is very rare and is found only In llorneo. The leaves rise and fall, the small ones changing, pointing up for ono minute und down for another, while the larger leaves change their position each hour. The Clock I'lunt. NR. JAMES F. KANE, Pittston, Pa, Large assortment of Linen Torchon Laces, from lj-in. to 3-in. wide; your choice 5c .to ,12Vi .12'4 Dear Sir: . — We authorize yotl to Bue'mi Compound on a positive guarantee. No cure, no pay. caped. Embroidery Medallions, all the latest and host patterns, from 4c ,nn? aise A/ Flrr Sweep* iKnuliutk Town Montreal, May iH.—A telephone mfxsnge received ut U a. ra. from Marlesville, a sinall town twenty-one miles from here 011 the ('antral Vermont railway, says that a* lire which broke out at midnight In a large bam near the railway station has destroyed fifty buildings. The place has 110 fire protection appliances. The wind is blowing a gale. Yours truly, Pr. Rudolph Behnsteil. 25c Ladies' Sunbonnets, only 10c Wrbalrr Waa a Book Canvasser. Having made satisfactory arrange ments with the manufacturers. I hereby give public notice that I will per sonally make good any and all refund claims made by persons who purchase Dr. Behnsteil's Buchu Compound at my store and are not satisfied after using It. If you have kidney disease of any kind, buy a bottle from me, have Dour name registered, use It according to directions, and If you are not satisfied I will refund your money. Price 10c India Linen, horo for 6c Daniel Webster paid Ills second term's tuition at Dartmouth by handling De Tocquevllle's "America" In Merrimack county, N. II. Knoxvllle, Tenu., May 20.—Two Ban met Instant death at a pumping station of the Southern railway at Bridgeport. Tenn., by the explosion of a twenty horse power boiler. The dead nen are Frank Owens of Knoxrtlle, pump lnapector of the Southern, and John Blanchard, engineer at the pump station. The building waa practise fly fieuolletM. , Explosion Kills Two. PLEASANT/ William Drury, One lot Dimities, the 10c kind 8c Children's Jersey llibbed Pants, lace trimmed, 10c itsG# Voting In Korwar THE LEADING 6R0CER. Hammocks, at special low prices, from |0c Norwegian seamen are entitled to vote before leaving their country If the polling day is within three months of their departure, or they can vote at a foreign port within the same time by having their votes sent home through a Norwegian consul. THE NEXT MORNING I PEEL BRIGHT AND NEW New Trial Denied Kent, CHICHESTER'S PILLS f r C HlCIIKSTKRH HN«I,IWH In A SZ: w3 KKU "Ki Cio,d wtaiiio twxM, «s*ht£ With TLMisJiiAtL fis» ANO MY COMPLEXION IS BETTER. Mj doctor bmjb it acta gently on the stomach, liver and kidneys and is a plaaaant laxative. This drink ia sfinzsiaMuurRVS"" - - LANE'S FAMILY MEDICINE AU taHIo Hoohester. X. Y„ May 29.—Jusilce Davy lin* dented the application for a certificate -of reasonable doubt In tlie cane of Lelaud Dorr Kent, who la under sentence of twenty years In Auburn for aiding and abetting In the See our display of Children's Hats; all the latest and best styles at Bargain Prices. A James F. Kane, Prop. for a delicious . i«D of Ice cream _ m ' ■ 1. . _ safety. Piaa.