Pittston Gazette

              e. 53d YEAR. I WKKKLY B8TABLI8HED 1850 1 DAILY EST. by TBEO. HART 1882. PITTSTON, PA., TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1903. TWO CENTrt A CO Y. I (t PAfiRS FORTY CENTS A MJOVTH f " J HOLOCAUST IN LONDON REIGN OF CRIME. BLOCKADE TO BE RAISED PRESIDENT DISTURBED. the Smallest American Watch GREAT WINTER CLEARING SALE^ MAHER KNOCKED OUT. Two Murder! and a Fatal Shooting In Clalrton. Pa. Choynnlcl Endi Contest Suddenly In Pittsburg, Jan. 27.—The nejv Industrial town of Clairton, a few miles above this city, has come Into unenviable prominence with two murders and a fatal shooting. Philadelphia, Jan. 27.—Peter Maher was knocked out by Joe Choj'nskl near the end of the second round In their bout before the Washington Sporting :lub. Second Round. The Waltliam Watch Co. delivered to New York the day before Christmas the first five of their new model Ladies' Watch. We were fortunate to secure one of them. It is just the size of a five cent piece, fully jeweled and adjusted, and an accurate timekeeper. It is the smallest, handsomest and most desirable Ladies' Watch made. Would be' pleased to show it to any one interested. Wing of Insane Asylum De- Allied Powers' Are Agreed Race Problem Now Has Its stroyed. The dead are John Murray, watchman at the Clairton Steel works, found dead with his skull crushed, and Antonio Stanna, a laborer, .with a bullet In his abdomen. Center in Washington. on This Point. Maher started in to force the fighting, but the Californlan met his rushes half way, and the first round was a flgfco Interchange of short arm jabs and hooks. Maher swung again and again In an effort to land on a vital spot, but his aim was bad in most attempts, and Choynski cleverly blocked those that came within range and countered stiffly on ribs and heart. The men went to their corners with bellows to mend. FIFTY LIVES WERE LOST. QUESTION OF GUARANTEE. NEGRO WOMEN AT CAPITAL Fire Was the Most Sensational That Jobann Surapi Is dying with a bullet In his abdomen. Murray's murder la a mystery. He was found lying in the cellar of the unfinished Methodist Episcopal church by early workmen going to the Clairton plant. His head was horribly battered, and evidences of a desperate struggle were present, the rough foundation walls of the building being covered with clots of blood and hair. "Scotty," as- Murray was called, was Been about the saloons on Saturday night with a big roll of money, which be was spending lavishly. It is supposed that he was followed by thugs and murdered on Sunday for the remainder of his funds. Has Occurred in London in Many Bcwen's Latest Proposition Favorably Mr. Roosevelt Says That In Inviting Year*—'The Majority of the Victims Received in Berlin, London and Them There He Followed a Prece- :ad this list of SPECIAL PRICES: Were Suffocated. Rome, But Exact Terms Are Not In the second round Maher was more cautious and fenced a bit for an opening before rushing to close quarters. He drove a stiff right into Clioynski's stomach, but Joe side stepped In time to rob It of holf Its force and countered on Peter's neck, missing the point of the Jaw only by an Inch. Teter's head went back with a snap, and he danced away from danger and fiddled for a time. dent, and He Deeply Resents Criti- London, Jan. 27.—One of the most sensational fires that have occurred in London in years partially destroyed the government asylum for the insana, at Colony Hatch, North London, this morning, and brought death to more than 50 people. Fire started at 5.30 in the Jewish wing, in which 500 people were housed. The building was difficult of access and the flames had a firm hold before the firemen got to work. The inmates were all asleep and Yet Determined Upon. cism of His Act. Gc Outing Flannel :sC; inch Unbleached Muslin Window Shades (Complete) Bleached Pillow Cases.... Ladies' Flannel Waists — Hill Bleached Muslin  9-4 Unbleached Sheeting.. 10c Ticking now  i)9c Blankets  Cream Shaker Flannel  Indigo Blue Calico  Bleached Turkish Towels 5C Children's Fleeced Lined Vests 3c Men's all wool half Lose.... I2V20 . ..4c H.G.SHUPP • 4c .8c 7c Berlin, Jan. 27.—Written declarations regarding raising the blockade of the Venezuelan ports have been exchanged between Minister Bowen and the representatives of Great Britain, Germany and Italy. In their declarations the representatives of the European powers promised to consent to the immediate raising of the blockade as soon as an agreement Is concluded between them and Mr. Bowen embodying the conditions laid down by the powers. These conditions chiefly relate to the guarantees to be furnished by Venezuela, which lias offered n portion of the customs revenues of La Guayra and l'orto Cabello. Washington, Jan. 27. — President Roosevelt has talked about the negro question to nearly everybody who has come to see him, and the impression conveyed was that he was considerably upset about the attacks which have been made upon him in the southern papers. He was particularly aggrieved at the editorials criticising him because some negro women were invited to the reception at the White House last Thursday. 29c 7c JEWELER, 3(5 W. MARKET STREET. 13c 7o 45c • 4c • 5c Stanna and Surapi, young Italian laborers, tormented a fellow workman named Antonio Trello until the latter became so enraged that he drew his revolver and fired at Stanna, killing Stanna and putting a second bullet into Surapi's abdomen. Choynski dropped his guard as a feint, and Peter rushed in again like a wild bull after a red flag and caught n couple of jolts in the ribs that made him grunt. Ho countered for the Jaw, but the Californlan hunched his shoulder, and the blow glanced off on his head. GOOD RESOLUTIONS when awakened by the attendants they raced up and down the corridors In a dazed way, trying to escape. By S o'clock the fire was under control. At first it was thought that all of the inmates had escaped, but after the flames had been extinguished many bodies were found in the ruins. Up to noon, 51 bodies had been recovered. The majority of the victims were suffocated.One of the southern papers lias prluted a cartoon representing the president introducing several big negro women to the foreign ambassadors, the whole party bowing and scraping and expressing delight at meeting them. Many other papers have printed editorials asserting that no southern man can afford to associate with the president and that he should be treated as if he were a negro official. Are the Order of the Day. OUR RESOLUTIONS ARE Killed Daughter and Himself. They mixed it up liotly at short range for a few seconds, and then Clioynskl side stepped to escape a swing. PEOPLE'S STORE Roanoke, Vn., Jan. 27.—James Wray, a Franklin county farmer, shot and killed his sixteen-year-old daughter and blew out his own brains in his home, twelve miles south of this city, on Sunday night. Wray had just returned home from Itoanoke and had not been in the house long when he seized a revolver and threatened to kill his wife and five children. After a struggle Mrs. Wray wrenched the revolver from her husband. Later he again got the weapon and, going to a room where his duughter Bettie was, shot her through the heart and immediately sent a bullet through bis own brain, dying instantly. The tragedy is attributed to temporary insanity. The guarantee offered to the powers through Mr. Bo wen is a portion of the customs receipts of La Guayra and perhaps of several other ports. The proposal was first made to Great Britain, which provisionally accepted it. and then to Germany, which accepted it in principle on Saturday. The allies lire now engaged In examining the value of the guarantee offered and are negotiating details, like the form of payment.To give the best quality at the lowest price. 15 South Main St., Pittston. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. As Peter ran in the Callfornian hooked his right to the jaw, and Peter's teetli came together with a snap like n pistol shot. Almost in the same instant Cho.vnski whipped his left over and reached the' jaw again as Peter was going down. Hand Picked Apples, per bu Rutebotfas, per bu  Onions, per bu 90c, per pK... ,25c :i lb can best Ciual'y Iiak. Beans 10c 1 " " " " " 5c Can Pumpkin 10c Can Tomatoes 10c 55c .4i)c The president does not enjoy tills criticism. He holds that in inviting negroes to the White House he did nothing unusual, as other presidents have done the same tiling when the negroes were officials. The negroes in this case were the register of the treasury and the recorder of deeds. It Is possible that the affair would not have attracted so much attention had not both these officials brought several women friends with them, so that the whole party cut a conspicuous figure in the reception room. Have a Look! LOOKS LIKE ACCEPTANCE. Mailer dropped as if he had been shot and hardly stirred until he had been counted out. He was so dazed that he had to be assisted from the ring. Allies' Representatives Ask Bowen for Details of His Proposition. Bowen Mar Be Ciatoma Asnt, Call Tomatoes, doz... New Honey, inediiib. Dried Raspberries, lb Lard  .$1.10 . 12Jc . ,20c ..13c Washington, Jan. 27.—Although Grei&t Britain. Germany and Italy have not returned definite answers to Minister Bowen's proposal in behalf of Venezuela, yet their representatives, Sir Michael Herbert for Great Britain and Germany and Signor Des Blanches for Italy, consulted Bowen this morning as to the details of his proposition, and thus indirectly conceded that their principals are disposed to accept it in fceneral. Questions were asked by the? allies' representatives, evidently for the purpose of gaining time for an agreement among themselves, since it is known that Bowen on Saturday set a limit to the duration of his patience.A question which Is being considered is whether the allies shall establish an International commission for receiving the customs or whether some neutral agent shall be appointed receiver. If the latter course is decided upon, It Is believed that some American authority will be chosen, perhaps Mr. Bowen. The proposal contemplates dividing the allies' claims into three grades and that each be treated separately and in proportion to Its validity. AT OUR PRICES. Mrthodlxt Hoapltnl In EmI Africa, New York, Jan. 27.—The missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church has shipped from New York twenty-seven cases of hospital and medical goods for tlje equipment of n hospital soon to be started in connection with the old Umtuli mission station in Itliodesla, East Africa. The hospital will be under the charge of the Rev. Samuel Gurney, D. IX, and Wife of Bridgeport, Conn., who sailed recently to start this work. BRENNflN S ROBERTS, Best Patent Flour, per bbl. $4,25 Potatoes, per bu 70 Gr. Sugar, 20 lbs....: $ | ,00 Best Dairy Butter, per lb Pure Lard, per lb  Heiutz Sour Pickles, 3 doz Sheriff** Murderer Lynched. New Orleans, Jan. 27.—John Thomas, who shot and killed Sheriff Benjamin F. Ory In St. Charles parish yesterday, has been lynched. Although wounded In the arm he escaped and hid in the drainage ditch of the Ashton plantation a mile away. He waa,discovered by his pursuers, riddled with bullets, placed in Ills cabin home and cremated with all of bis effects. Thomas was the bully of the section and had assaulted a negro with a pistol. Sheriff Ory went to serve the warrant, and Thomas killed him with a shotgun, the sheriff succeeding in reaching him with one bullet as he fell. The president is also displeased with the criticism of the Cruni appointment. He is disposed to Inquire why so much fuss should be made over that nomination when the senate has continued without opposition the appointment of another negro to a place paying a higher salary than Crum will get. This is Alexander B. Kennedy, appointed receiver of public moneys at New Orleans. The southern senators, like the northern ones, voted to confirm Kennedy. It is true that the people of New Orleans made 110 protest against Kennedy, as the people of Charleston did against Crum, but the president thinks the principle the same. The Cram Appointment. 42 North Mafu Street, 28 13 25 tST-Next to Eagle Hotel. Sweet Pickles, 3 doz. It Is still believed here that all the matters In dispute will be satisfactorily arranged at Washington without resorting to The Hague arbitration court. YOU GET THE BEST AT Mixed Pickles, 2 qts, Chow Chow, 2 qts.., Blfr Verdict Affntnat tbe Central. WILLIAMS and M'ANULTY " Sweet Mix. Pick. 1 qt Dr. Peaches, choice, 8 lbs... " " fancy,large,2 lbs Dr. Apricots, choice, 3 lbs .. 20 25 25 25 New York, Jan. 27.— Forty thousand dollars Is the sum awarded by a Jury in a suit against the New York Central Itallroad company to recover damages for the death of Theodore H. Fajnrdo, who was killed in the Park avenue tunnel disaster on Jan. 8, 1002. The suit was brought by Mrs. Elizabeth B. Fajardo as administratrix and was tried in the supreme court before Judge Freedman. Only a portion of the Venezuelan revenues will be available for the payment of tlie claims, because of the large part already hypothecated as security for foreign loans. THE BRIBERY INVESTIGATION. Congressman Leesler Testifies That Dealers in High Grade CARPETS, RUGS, " " fancy,large, 2 lbs Prunes, 2, 3 and 4 lbs for. Cleaned Currants,loose, 4 lbs Doblin's Statement is False. The Herman foreign office ts very hopeful of an early settlement and of the raining of the blockade without much further delay. ART SQUARES, Oil Cloths and Linoleums, Wall Paper, Paints and Oils. Painters and Paperhancers. Washington. Jan. 27.—Congressman I.C8sler was the first witness before the House committee on Naval Affairs today. "I deny as false the statement made by Doblin yesterday," he sr.id, "as to any collusive scheme he charges against me." In mending gloves use fine cotton, as ■Ilk is far more apt to cut the kid. If the rent Is In a seam, turn the glove Inside out and sew it over over. If •the tear is In the glove, set a piece of *id under it and secure with a few stitches. To Mend Gloves. Thnt the sentiment against the president in tlie south is not confined to Democrats is shown by the determination of the Ainbnmn Republicans to fight his renomiuatlon. Alabamiaus In Washington say that the new state convention In Alabama is to be held solely for the purpose of retracting the resolution indorsing him for president in 11)04, which was passed at the state convention held last year. Boots and Shoos. A lively exchange of .telegrams occurred lDetween Germany and Great Britain before the acceptances of Mr. Bowen's propositions, as cabled from Washington. It is explained thnt Great Britain's acceptance was forwarded to Washington first becnuse Mr. Bowen submitted bis proposal to Ambassador Herbert before swing Count Quadt, the German charge d'affaires. Passaic, N. J., Jan. 27.—From the deck of a chartered tug Mrs. Robert Long of Lyndliurst, N. J., scattered the ashes of her husband to the north, east, south and west. Mr. Long was employed In New York us a bookkeeper. Many years ago he made Mrs. Long promise that In the event of his dying before her she would have his body cremated and his ashes cast to the winds. Scattered Hanband's A*lies. . You will always find our Shoes Highest in Quality but Lowest in Price. Wrecked Vessel Identified. Liverpool, Jan. 27.—The vessel ashore off Aberfraw proves to be the German steamer Bothilde Russia, of Hamburg, not an American liner, as at first reported. The vessel left Liverpool last Saturday for Cardiff. She is a total loss. All on board were saved. The first mention of surgeons in the British army was in 1223. Edward I. had a paid surgeon accompanying his army in Scotland in 1206. Army inr«Mn CHoice Evans Bros. Italy's Agreeable Attitude. The Hanna boom is not confined to Alabama. Speeches have been rnude in favor of it In North Carolina, and there Is considerable likelihood that it will spread to other states. Louisiana men say that Surveyor Clarkson has got their state in line and that no trouble Is likely tliere. Sirldn SteaK 14c POUND Italy's attitude is to accept any arrangement agreeable to Great Britain and Germany. The gulf stream is 200 fathoms deep off Cape Florida. Near Cape Hatteras the depth is only balf as great, the stream appearing to have run uphill, with an ascent of ten inches to the mile. The Gulf Stream. 40 S. Main St. Pittstob. THE WEATHER. As soon as the guarantee for the payment of the first grade claims is disposed of the negotiations for the settlement of the remntnder will proceed with each power independently. Death of Klnathan Sweet. Washington, Jan. 27.—Rain and warmer weather this evening; rain on Wednesday. Albany, N. Y.. Jan. 27.—Former State Engineer nnd Surveyor EInathan Sweet died suddenly at the Fort Orange club from heart disease. He had been under medical attendance for some time. He was elected state engineer and surveyor in 1883 and served two terms. At present he was a member of tlie state water storage commission.For WEDDINGS C|nH,orc ! For FUNERALS * The alliance between Great Britain and Germany may be considered to have been definitely ended ns soon as the guarantee Is signed and the consequent raising of the blockade occurs. Prominent K. In km ton Man Dead. KIPLING. Daring the time of the old Roman empire the dead bodies of all except suicides were burned. Roman Cremation. Kingston, N. Y., Jan. 27.—Abram Bernstein, a well known business man, has dropped dead on the street here. He was fifty-six years old and formerly lived in California. Magic Yeast cakes 2c box. Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) I-B-CARPENTER,exeterst. exeter boio: Rudyard Kipling's "timely" poetry condemning the alliance with "the Goth and the shameless Hun" is not written in the interest of International friendly feeling.—Boston Globe. Fooda. The German cruisers Vineta and I'alke left Curacao on Friday, and therefore the navy department here is not in communication with Commodore Scheder. But it is understood that the German linval agent at Curacao will be kept advised of the progress of the peace negotiations. Bntter is nutritious and generally healthy. Condiments—pepper, ginger, etc.—are best during the summer. They are products of hot climates, which shows them to be most appropriate for the hot season. On the other hand, fat beef, bacon and such foods should be most freely used during the cold weather. Pennnylvanla Settle*. Descendant of Daniel Boone Dead. Kipling does not seem to regard the Goths and Huns much more favorably than the bear that walks like a man. But he Is very sure that den ling with either comes to the result of "Pay, pay, pay."—Pittsburg Dispatch. Hollidaysliurg, Pa., Jan. 27.—The suit of Epliraim W. Mentzer against tlie Pennsylvania Railroad company to recover $800,000 damages for alleged discriminations in freight rates has been settled in court. The amount of the settlement made by the company was stated to be $75,000. Cambria, Mo., Jan. 27.—Fay Boone, nn old time Mississippi river captain and u direct descendant of Daniel Boone, has died at his home here, aged eighty-nine.  No. 3 Steel Scoops 30c SPECIAL LOW PRICES AT !E MAGNET Street Car Kllla A*ed Man Mr. Kipling's new poem may be expected to put a fresh strain on the none too agreeable relations of the German and British people. It reads as though studiously calculated to give as mucb offense as possible.—Buffalo Courier. Washington, Jan. 27.—There is no Information In Washington to justify the lDositive statement contained In the Caracas dispatch that the Venezuelan blockade will lDe raised tomorrow. Minister Jtowen is hopeful that suell a happy consummation will result from the pending negotiations, as the latest proposition he has made to the allied governments is regarded Ity him ns an eminently fnir one. He is still awaiting formal replies to that proposition from Great Britain and Germany, and on these will depend the question whether the blockade Is to be raised. Mr. Bowen Hopeful. Schenectady, N. Y., Jan. 27.—Henry Bowcn, aged 73, was run down by a trolley car in this city, receiving iujuties from whic'J he died. When we cut we cut deep. Note these unmatched prices, then come and inspect the goods. You will find them a great saving. Lumpy Salt. Fane; Creamery Butter 27c. Avoid lumpy salt by mixing a tablespoonful of corn flour with every cupful of salt. If this is done and the salt be kept in a dry place, it will not form lumps. New York, J ..a. 27.—At the sale of oriental lacquer? and porcelains of the Murquand collection the highest price paid was $3,200 for a "peachhlow amphora" six inches in height, purchased by E. D. Church. Canfleld Outdone. Mnyor of San Junn Suspended. . Mr. Kipling seems to have taken for granted that. In an international sense, the bloody raw American, the flanneled fool, the muddled oof, the chattering Gaul, the bear that walks like a man and the Goth and the shameless Hun are the submerged tqpth.—Detroit Free Press. San Juan, l'orto Kico, Jan. 27.—Governor Hunt has suspended Manuel Egozouc, the mayor of this city, from office and ordered an independent investigation into the city frauds. A prosecution of Mayor Egozoue is pending before the district court on the charge of destroying the city records, presumably to cover up evidence of peculations.  Murphy & Joyce. 1 lot ladies' heavy flannelette wrappers, nice colors, capes over shoulders, nicely trimmed with braid, never sold for less than $1.25; tlxe're yours for 50c. The Gray Rat Came From India. The gray i;at came to Europe from India by way of Russia and is now popularly known as the Norway rat from a mistaken tradition that It came from Norway to England and from tho latter country to America. Cor. Main, Lambert & 8eneca Sta. Phone BRIEF NEWS NOTES. Lieutenant General Miles has arrived In l'arls. Ladies' Walking Skirts, reduced from $1.1)8 and $2.50 to $1.50. 1 lot of Laces, assorted Valenciennes and Torchons, from 3 in. to Ci in. wide; your choice, a yd 5c. FLIPPANT FLINQ8. Judge W. R. Day of Canton, O., has accepted the offer of appointment as associate Justice of the United States supreme court. Wood Mantels, Coal Orates, Gas Grates, Gas Logs, Tile Facings, Tile For Bath Rooms, Fire Sets, And-lrons, Electric Fixtures, Chandeliers. New York newspapers average sixteen pages a day when Russell Sage is well and twenty when he has a cold.— Baltimore Herald. A 8TARTLING REPORT. Blockade Off Tomorrow. ™ Prepared  under GERMAN LAWS. U Excellent for Children's Eiderdown Coats, nicely trimmed with angora, worth 89c; here for 50c. One That Speaks~Volumes—Tells of a Great Good Done—Of a Certain Cure—For the Nervous, Weak and Caracas, Jan. 27.—A correspondent has just received a communication from the British naval officer at La CJunyra informing him that the blockade will be raised tomorrow. It Is reported in Manila that a volunteer force organized at Bollnou, province of Zainbules, for the purpose of dispersing the ladrones In that vicinity lias been defeated and that three Americans, including Mr. Osborne, a teacher, were, killed. The ladrones outnumbered the volunteers, surrounded the latter and boloed them. INFLUENZA, Sir Thomas Lipton says he will leave no stone unturned to win the cup. Talks as if it was to be an automobile contest.—New York Telegram. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, etc. OR. RICHTER'S World-Renowned Table Oil Cloth, nice colors, best goods, l(ijc yard. 1 lot Comfortables, the 85c kind is now (i5c. Sleepless. Mrs. Fred. Korn, of No. ITS Wells St., Wllkesbarrc, I'a., says: "I have been very .nervous for a long time, suffering so much Lottery Tlrkrta Conflarated, Honolulu, Jan. 27.—Customs officials have made an Important seizure of lottery tickets that were shipiDed to Honolulu on the steamship Alameda. Hie officials suspected Joseph Rotlien- Uerg. the ship's barber, and n search }[ his effects revealed C5,000 Louisiana lottery tickets. The tickets were confiscated, and Ilothenberg was arrested. "ANCHOR" Forty girls in Troy, N. Y:, have formed a club in order to find suitable husbands. The good old plan of bunting 'em alone, however, will never go out of style.—Montreal Herald. PAIN EXPELLER. Feather Pillows, SJ lbs, worth 75c; these are yours for 45c. from persistent tieadachea and could not 1 lot ladies' flannelette Shirt Waists, fancy patterns, latest styles, worth 50c; these red. to 39c. Heavy pique Shirt Waist, worth $1.50; these reduced to 50c. sleep well at nlgbt. I *as so bad last Stolen Securities Found. What one ** N«»YorkApril 25'Al899. "■ I have found Dr. Richter's rjj "ANCHOirBMN EXPELLER T£W to be an invaluable remedy in almost aliases where a liniment is required. . .. _ raiciao out of caoy tc«tihes The government is undecided as to the statesman whose face should go on the thirty cent stamp. Who would think that thirty cent statesmen were ■o few?—Denver Kepublicau. spring that I bad to bave tbe doctor and again last fall. I was very poorly, and seeing Dr. A. W. Cbase's Nerve rills recom- Stanton, Mo., Jan. 27.—Securities to the amount of $90,000 have been recovered from the house of Frauk Rudolph by a party of detectives. These securities were part of the loot of the Bank of Union, Mo., which was robbed two days after Cliristmas, when money and valuable papers amounting to nearly $120,000 were taken. The robbers and murderers of Detective Schumacher are still at large. A reward of $1,800 has been offered for their arrest. mended, I got a box and used tbem. I have Silk Waists red. from $2.50 to $1. 1 lot boys' heavy sweaters, worth $1, reduced to 50c. bad no headaches since and Bleep well. They are an awfully good medicine. I also gave Fear* Felt For the Florence. It would not be a bad Idea for one of our many amusement barons to mako an arrangement with some of the South American countries to pull off their next revolution in Madison Square Garden.—Judge. some to my little boy for nervousness and tbey did blm so much good. 1 recommend Honolulu. Jan. 27.—The nonarrlval of the ship Florence, lifty-four days out from Tacoma to this port. Is causing some anxiety. Vessels arriving from Puget sound report storms. The Florence it an old vessel, and it is rumored that she was leaking when here last  INST.; B.G. CARPENTER & CO Men's heavy fleece liued Shirts and drawers, worth 50c; red. to 35c. 25c. ud t»c. at all drumliU or tnrougn Ir. Id. Rlehter * Co., lli Peart 8t, Hew Tort, L 36 HIGHEST AWARDS. J them b|ghly." Dr. Jj W. Chase's Nerve Pills are sold at Cute, a fox at dealers, or Dr. A. W. Chase UedMr* Co-. Buffalo, N. X. Bee that portrait bJ(1 signature of A. W. Chase, It. Dt 6 West Market Street, The MAGNET Wllkesbarro, Pa, When you want food plea, get Boban'* 37 S. Main St., Pittston.