Pittston Gazette

              WW; • 1 «•; . •• ... v . ■ " t; • • ;■; r •' 'OTWiff'r ••C-•• . ." ■ -.• r ' . *v,;'■ •■. . PBp^rapH|JHpBp®?W'-' *'• *' / f'iy I I III I I 21 II I /f 11^v I II PITTSTON, PA., SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1903. TWO CENTS A OO 'Y. I Q p A fJTCS FORTY CENTS A MONTH, f ° 1 -fUJUiO E&A Ylil A P J WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1860 OOU I JZiiUl. J DAILY EST; by TBEO. HART 1888. FIRE IM THE SUB TREASURY POLICE USE NOVEL TACTICS MUST NOT USE PASSES. ALLIES REJECT BOWEN'S PLANS countered by Minister Bowen in his negotiations with the allied powers has caused, according to the corresiSpndent, a great sensation throughout the country, where the public Is anxiously and Impatiently awaiting the raising of the blockade. GOOD RESOLUTIONS Great Muslin Underwear Sale I For DolnR • So i,eKlslittor» Mar Be Ate the Order of the Day. Albany, N. Y., Jun. 31.—Tlie following Important statement relative to the use of railroad passes by members of tlie legislature Is made public by the attorney general: Arrested. OUR RESOLUTIONS ARE -Old Wall Street Structure Powers Insist on Preferen- MR. BURT OBDURATE. New Yorkers Shown How Threatened Today. tlal Treatment To give the best quality at the lowest price. Quite a waste of time to sew, when you can buy at these prices: About the time of the opening of the legislature the Pullman Palace Car company sent to Hon. Francis G. Landon, member of assembly from Dutchess county, an annual pass, conferring upon hlni tlie right of free transportation In the Pullman cars on all Hues in the state of New "York. Ualon Pacific Shopmen May Tie Dp Entire Syntem, Easy It Is to Rob Them. CAUSED MUCH EXCITEMENT Omaha, Neb., Jan. 31.—President Burt of the Union raciflc railroad met representatives of the striking shopmen and absolutely declined to give up the piecework system, which caused tlie Btrike. All negotiations were declared off, and the war will be waged more fiercely than ever. Some of the strike leaders declare that they will extend the strike over all the Harrlman lines. Hand Picked Apples, per ba liutebegas, per bu..... . , . Onions, per bu 90c, per pK.. . 25c 3 lb can bestqual'v Bak. Beans 10c 1 " " ■" " " 5c Can Pumpkin 10c Can Tomatoes 10c Can Tomatoes, doz $1.10 New Honey, in comb 12Jc Dried ltaspberries, lb 20c Lard 13c 55c .45c Lot 1—This lot contains plain and trimmed Corset Covers and Trimmed Corset Covers, also Children's Drawers, all of particularly good value, which we offer at 10c each. . CAUSE COUNTER ALLIANCE FIFTY-SIX HOMES ENTERED Three Alarms Were Turned in at Noon United 8tates Itself Has Claims and the Blaze Soon Put Under Cony "Mr. I.andon, feeling that the corporation had no right to teijder him this pass, submitted the question to the attorney general for an opinion. Against Venezuela, and This May Detectives Wander Through Houses trot—Building Contained $40,000,- Induce Hay to Join Issues With of Fifth- Avenue Millionaires Un- Lot 2—Ladies' Muslin Drawers, tucked and trimmed with ruffle of Hamburg edge, at 25c. 000 in Gold and Silver. France and Spain. noticed—Object Lesson In W. K. New York, Jan. 31.—By the combustion of acid gases in the laboratory of the United States on Wall street a Are occurred shortly after the noon hour today which created all kinds of excitement. Three alarms were turned in and It was soon knotfn that Uncle Sam had $40,000,000 In gold and silver coin in the building, though at no time was the blaze beyond control. The flames were extinguished with only nominal damage. "The attorney general has written an elaborate opinion, in which he holds and advises Mr. Landon that the pass was ofTered in violation of section tD of article 13 of the constitution of tlie state of New York, that the person who offered it is guilty of a misdemeanor and that If Mr. Ijindon should accept it he, too, would be guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to have his office forfeited in an action by the attorney general in the name of the people.A. B. McNeil, president of the National Association of Boiler Makers, was spokesman for the strikers and told President Burt that a-canvass of strikers showed that they unanimously agreed that they could not accept the piecework system. President Burt replied that the men could return to work under no other condition. Vanderbllt's Mansion. Lot 3—Ladies' Cambric Corset Covers, full front, trimmed with four rows showy Valenciennes Insertion, neck trimmed with lace to match, at 25c. Washington, Jan. 31.—While official corroboration Is lacking, it can be stated on good authority that the embassies of the three allied European powers here have received identical notes from their respective governments declining to entertain Minister Bowen's proposition that ail the Venezuela claimants be placed on an equal basis in the collection of their debts against Venezuela. New York, Jan. 31.—One of the most remarkable police feats ever accomplished was done yesterday in a single hour by Police Captain John J. Lantry of the East Fifty-first street police station and eight of hlB detectives. BRENNAN i ROBERTS, 42 North Mafti Sfmef, Lot 4—Ladies' Cambric Skirts, trimmed with flcunce of lawn, edged with torchon lace, each 49c. Lot 5—Ladies' Muslin Gowns, neat yoke of tucks and hemstitching, neck and sleoves finished with raffles of pretty torchon lace, 49c. Lot &—Ladies' Skirts, made of cambric, umbrella flounce, trimmed with ruffle of pretty Hamburg edge, 75c. (VNezt to E*gle Hotel. Mr. McNeil states that tbe Southern Tnclfle men are rendy to Join In the strike at any tlrae. Thomas L. WllsAn, fourth vice president of the Machinists' union, states that the American Federation'of Labor will be asked to take a band. So very many robberies have taken place in the millionaire residential district of the city, Fifth avenue and the Bide streets, which are in the Captain's precinct, that the residents have complained that the police are lax. Twenty robberies took place on the square block bounded by Fifth and Sixth avenues and Fifty-sixth and Fifty-seventh streets. Tlie fact that these replies have been received here, but have not been delivered to Minister Bowen, lends a ray of hope tliat the representatives of the allied powers may yet be able to prevail upon their governments to amend or revise these virtual ultimatums. WILLIAMS and M'ANULTY YOU GET THE BEST AT RUSSIA NOSE3 AROUND. "The opinion is quite Important, as It Is generally understood that these passes are Riven to all of the members of the legislature and by tliem freely used." Wants to Learn Attitude of Powers Toward Macedonia. The strikers are also planning to have a boycott resolution against the road passed by the Central J.nltor union. This would have tbe efTect of preventing every union man in Omaha from doing any work for the road and would stop construction on the magnificent shops tbe company Is building. Berlin, Jan. 31.—Count Lamsdorf, Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs, has obtained from the German chan- Chlef of Philippine ConMnlmlnry. To show that the police are not lax and that the residents and their help are at fault, Captain Lantry sent the eight detectives to these houses to see how many they could enter without being detected. The men got into fiftysix houses, In some cases as far as the second floor, before being .stopped by tbe bead of tbe bouse or some of the servants, and then the officer was usually unmercifully berated for his intrusion. * Dealers in High Grade CARPETS, RUGS, Washington, Jan. 31.—Captain Henry T. Allen, Sixth cavalry, has been detailed as chief of the Philippine constabulary, with the rank of brigadier general. He has been the head of the present force since Its organization in July, 1901. He was appointed to tlie Military academy from Kentucky In July, 1878, and reached the grade of captain of the Sixth cavalry In November, 1808. He rendered excellent service during the Spanish war and in the Insurrection in the Philippines in both volunteer and regular establishments. It is no longer a secret that Minister Bowen informed the three allied powers on Thursday that if they failed to acquiesce In his proposition In behalf of Venezuela that all the creditor nations should occupy the same plane' in the settlement of the claims he would feel obliged to call in all the other creditor natloqs, except the three which had resorted to force. PEOPLE'S STORE cellor, Von Buelow, a definite statement as to what attitude Germany would take In the event of troubles in Macedonia next spring. The Russian government has also addressed similar inquiries to England and Italy. What attitude the country in question will take has not been made public. ART SQUARES, Oil Cloths and Linoleums, Wall Paper, Paints and Oils. Painters and Paparhangar*. 15 South Main St., Pittston. ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST. BU CHALLENGES SULTAN. Have a Look! Latter Accept* Invitation to Come Oat and Fight, Prime Chuck FRANCE WANT8 EQUALITY. May Be Two Alliances. London, Jan. 31.—According to a dispatch from Tangier published in the Morning Leader, the Moorish pre; tender, Bu Hamara, sent a challenge to the sultan accusing him of cowardice In remaining within the walls of Fez, where it was Impossible to attack him, because Fez Is a holy city, and cnlllng on him to give battle outside the walls of the city. Tbe sultan in despair accepted the challenge and lias ordered the concentration of troops. i Detective Byrnes got into the home of William K. Vanderbllt, at the northwest corner of Fifth avenue and Fiftysecond street. This has a front entrance on the avenue and a side entrance on Fifty-second street. Byrnes found the iron gate in the side open, and he walked into the basement hall. That, it Is surmised. Is what has called a halt on the threfe embassies here iu delivering to Minister Bowen the note, which really is an ultimatum, from their respective governments. Two alliances rather than only one, therefore, may develop from the Venezuela controversy—Great Britain, Germany and Italy on the one hand, and France, Norway aud Sweden. Belgium, Holland, Denmark. Spain and the United States on the other. AT OUR PRIDES. ezuela be Treated Like Others. Insists That Her Claims Against Ven- Roast, Washlngton, Jan. 31.—Pierre de Margerle, charge d'Affaires of France, hs.d a long consultation with Secretary Hay this morning, after which he stated that France would Insist that snch portions of her claimB against Venezuela as have not ye't been adjusted shall be treated upon equal basis with those of Germany, Great Britain and Italy. Dlnorder In Waterbnry. Waterbury, Conn., Jan. 31. —The worst disorder since tlie strike of the motormen and conductors of the Connecticut Railway nnd Lighting company began twenty days ago has been witnessed here. Crowds of people surrounded the cars run by nonunion men In the center of the city, while in the outskirts and along the line toward Naugatuck the progress of the cars was mnrked by volleys of stones, and In one instance a torpedo of large size was placed on the rail. Best Patent Flour, per bbl. $4.60 Potatoes, per bu 70 Gr. Sugar, 20 lbs SID00 Best Dairy Butter, per lb.. 28 Pure Lard, per lb 13 Heintz Sour Pickles, 3 doz.. " Sweet Pickles, 3 doz. " Mixed Pickles, 2 qts. " Chow Cliow, 2 qts... IOc !h He peered about, beard voices, but no one came to ask him what he wanted. He examined the hall and rooms thereabout and then walked upstairs. Here he encountered magnificence enough. 26 26 26 26 Should the amicable effort on Minister Bowen's part to arrange a settlement between the accredited representatives of the three allied European nations fail, the next question which presents itself is, "What will happen if these negotiations fall?" The correspondent of the Times at Tangier telegraphs that the sultan is about to send his uncle, Mulal-Arafa, to the Algerian frontier to prevent the spread of the rebellion to that part of the country, France having threatened the sultan with active measures to protect Algeria from the danger of a fanatical rising, even though such measures Involve the invasion of Moorish territory. . Pure Wax Candles 20o lb Fanoy Creamery Buttar 27a lb Fresh Maglo Yeast 2a Aged Archbishop Dies at Rome. In the first room he stepped into, the art gallery, the nearest things to hiin were two small paintings, bo small thut he could have put them under his coat and walked out with them. He saw many of such pictures. Rome, Jan. 31.—Monsignor Necker, Archbishop of Melitlne and secretary of St. Peter's, was instantly killed today by falling down the stairs at his home. He was aged 70 years. Pope Leo was greatly shocked when he heard of tae untimely end of Mtonsignor Necker, who was a close friend of His Holiness." Sweet Mix. Pick. 1 qt Dr. Paftches, choice, 8 lbs.... " " fancy,large,2 lbs Dr. Apricots, choice, 3 lbs... " " fancy,large, 2 lbs Prunes, 2, 3 and 4 lbs for... Cleaned Currants,loose, 4 lbs Killed by a Dead Man. There is reason to believe that the French government already has sounded the United States government to learn how much iu common there may be between their Interests In Venezuela. It is said that there is a strong resemblance between the claims of the two nations, perhaps enough to link them together In resistance to any policy on the part of the allies which would tend to destroy or impair these interests. MM Charlotte, N. C., Jan. 31.—A. R. Mc- Leod, a student of the North Carolina Medical college ut Davidson, has died from blood poisoning contracted through an abrasion of the hand in dissecting a human body. Another student who wns at work on the same subject pricked one of his hands with an instrument and Is now seriously ill, but there are hopes for his recovery. Byrnes wandered Into the back room with dainty miniatures, marbles, bronzes, lace curtains, costly brlc-a-rbrae and benutlful furnishings, and he gazed on them all for what he thought must have been a quarter of an hour. Then he walked out into the hall again. No one there. Down to the basement hall again. No one. Byrnes said something to himself about some people Inviting the robbers, and then he stepped to the basement door again and pulled the bell. Aatoalabed at Treaanrea. For a few days we will give a Gash Discount of 10 Per Cent. 011 all SHOES. Our stock is all new and up-to-date. Salt Lake Glty, Jan. 31.—An accident has occurred In one of the slopes of the Old Telegraph mine at Bingham, partially wrecking the residence of James Johnson, a miner, and instantly killing two of Johnson's sons, aged three and five years. The sudden sinking of the ground split the Johnson house in two parts. One half. In which the two children who were killed had been playing, was completely swallowed up. Mr. Johnson, his wife and three other children were in the other portion of the house at the time of the accident and escaped without injury. Home Full* Into Old Mine. Williamsport, Pa., Jan. 31.—There is a big ice gorge in the Susquehanna at Renova. The Pennsylvania railroad tracks are under water for a distance of Ave miles. The train service is annuled.Gorge on the West Branch, Boots and Shoos. You will always find our Shoes - Highest in Quality but Lowest in Price. See our Window Display, MpKInler Monument at Antlftnm, For lnstnnce, the United Stntes, through n regular tribunal, the Venezuelan claims commission, hns secured judgment against Venezuela for a large sum of money which Venezuela has been paying In Installments. Columbus, O., Jan. 31.—The spot on the battlefield of Antietam where Commissary Sergeant William McKinley stood under Are on the evening of Sept. 10, 1802, and served hot coffee and rations to his comrades is to be mdrked by an appropriate monument. The Antietam battlefield commission awarded the contract for its erection. The cost will be $5,000. Murphy & Joyce. One Hundred People Homeless. A butler came out and asked what he wanted. Byrnes told him, as he had been instructed by Captain Lantry to tell what he had done, announce who he was, tell what he had seen and how far through the house he bad gone, and then the butler said: Tazewell, Va., Jan. 31.—At Richland, yesterday, 20 dwellings belonging to the Clinch Valley Coal and Iron Co. were burned. The loss is $20,000. One hundred people are home less and are being cared for by citizens. Cor. Main, Lambert & Seneca Sts. Pbone Evans Bros. Recently these payments have been delayed, and as the money comes In large part from the Venezuelan customs the United States may have good legal right to protest against any conduct on the part of the allies which will prevent Its debtor from meeting Its obligations to the United States. Payments to United State* Delayed, (J^rury's prices Morgan Piti Htm Taiei, "You ain't been in this house at all." 46 S. Main St. Pittston. No Change in Long's Condition. Boston, Jan. 31.—Ex-Secretary Long passed a comfortable night and took an adequate amount of nourishment. His condition this morning showed no noticeable change. Chinamen Ordered Deported, New York, Jan. 31.—J. Plerpont Morgan rarely goes anywhere, being accustomed to having men and affairs come to him, but he was a visitor yesterday to the department of taxes and assessments. He remarked smilingly that he wasn't there to swear off anything, but wouldn't swear on too much. About $400,000 was his size, be said, otherwise he would have to t%ke advantage of the law. and say all his interests wore In corporations. Not caring to do that, he acknowledged he owned $4(k),- 000 in personal property, on which he paid the taxes. Byrnes said he had and told him of things he had seen. But the butler would not believe him. Byrnes went out and reported the case to Captain Lantry. Ogdensburg, N. Y., Jan. 31.—Sixteen Chinamen held In the St. Lawrence county jail for being unlawfully in this country have been ordered deported by United States Commissioner Gray. Best Pat. Flour... Best. Familv Flour 14 50 4 00 For WEDDINGS CIiuhqm f For FUNERALS rlUWW» 1 France, by treaty and negotiations, has obtained what amounts to a judgment against Venezuela and asserts that her debts must not be destroyed or Venezuela's means of meeting her payments to France Impaired, as will be the case by the adoption of the preferential treatment demanded by the allies.Detective Martlneau got into the house at 43 West Fifty-fourth street, occupied by John Wltmore. He found the basement gate open and he walked Into the lower ball. He Inspected the hall and front foom below and then walked quietly up to the parlor floor. He looked about at the elegant furnishings and art works here and then wandered up to the living apartments on the second floor before he was discovered. When be explained his errand to Mrs. Wltmore he received what he calls "the worst roasting of his life." B. W. Flour, iDer sack. . Rye Flour, per sack 70 1 00 Overdue Liner Arrives. 3 cans com Just what you want in floral decorations on short notice. We can do much for you at a reasonable price. (new phone) s J B-CIRPENTER,exeter st. meter mis Queenstowri, Jan. 31.—The Cunard Line steamship Lucania, which ought to have arrived yesterday and whose absence was causing anxiety, was sighted off Fastnet this afternoon. London, Jan. 31—The correspondent of the Standnrd at Budapest telegraphs that a contract for 10,000,000 rounds of small arm ammunition for the Servian army wns signed there last week with the sanction of the Hungarian government. Servians Prepare For War. 3 cans Pumpkin  3 cans Early June Peas. Per dozen  Potatoes, j»er bushel.. Onions, per bushel. . . Apples, hand-picked.. Best Creamery Butter Pure Lard  1 10 70 90 55 28 13 The weather. These conditions are tending to draw France and the United States together in e policy that is likely to take Issue with that of the allies. Washington, Jan. 31.—Fair tonight and Sunday. Wlreleas New* to Lueanl*. PRISE CUTTIRR IT TIE 'Ere Is What Queered Him. Wantanno—What queered De Wruyter and Miss Rocks? At the cabinet meeting t. question of most serious importance related to Venezuela. In connection with this question the action taken in congress for the strengthening of the coast defense fortifications and the improvement of the naval and military establishments generally was referred to nnd cordially approved. , London, Jan. 31.—The first attempt to supply incoming steamers with a news service was made when Beuter's Telegram company filed with the Mnrconi Wireless Telegraph company 100 words of news for the Cunard line steamer Lucania, which is due to arrive at Queenstown tomorrow. The wireless company thus far will only engage to attempt to transmit messages twenty to thirty miles from Brow Head, and the news will reach the steamer only a few hours before her arrival. Compound Lard ™ MAGNET Doori Invitingly Open. Full Cream Cheese... 3 bottles catsup  Best Catsup Raspberry Fruit Jam Strawberry Fruit Jam 3, 4, 5 lbs Prunes  Have You a Skin Disease?—Tetter, salt rheum, scald head, ringworm, eczema, itch, barber's itch, ulcers, blotches, chronic erysipelas, liver spots, prurigo, psoriasis, or other eruptions of the skin—what Dr. Agnew's Ointment has done for others it can do for you—euro you. One application gives relief. 35 cents. Sold by J. H. Houck.—44 Duzno—In writing an ode to her he used the expression "dainty, shell-like ears," and the printers became mystified over De Wruyter's horrible chirography nnd ninde it "dirt}', shawl-like ears."—Baltimore American. Meyer and Martlneau visited a handsome dwelling In West Forty-sixtli street, the occupnnt of which they did not know. Martlneau entered the basement, the iron door being open, and Meyer fonnd the front door not only open, but no one gunrding it. A carriage with a coachman stood at the curb, waiting, the detectives afterward found, for the woman of the bouse, who was just going out. Winter la about one-third over; yon will need lots of Winter Wraps. The prtoe hu shrunk here a third on most articles and on some a half. 3, 4, 5 lbs Rice for Ladies' Eiderdown Dressing Sacques, all colors, nicely trimmed, worth $1 and $1.25; yours now 503. Ladies' Black Mercerized Underskirts, regular If 1; our price 50c. Ladies' Flannelette Wrappers, trimmed with deep flounce and cape on shoulders; worth $1.25; our special price 50c. Children's Chinchilla Fur Sets, 3-piece—collar, muff and cap— worth $1.50, our sale price 50c. Ticking worth 10c, sale price 6c. 1 lot Blankets, white and gray only 45 cents. On the Way. It is mode clear thnt the United States Is not expecting and Is not looking for trouble, but the administration Is determined not to be unprepared for any situation that may arise. No. 3 steel scoops "How does you like de new preacher?" asked. Mr. Erastus rinkley. Powell's squilw D. & B. squibs. "Very much," answered Miss Miami Brown. "He's got a good staht. He knows a heap o' words, au' Jes' aB soon as he gits 'em arranged In do proper order he'll hab n mighty flue sermou." —Washington Star. Hays' squibs All candles we advertise are of our own manufacture. One Eyed Caddy Satlafled, Meyer walked in and ascended to the second floor, he said. Then he descended attain and met Martineau at the lobby. They withdrew to the parlor while the woman of the house walked down stairs and went out to the carriage. Then they left and stopped the woman as she was getting into the carriage. They said they told her what they had done and that the house had been left unguarded. The woman stamped her foot on the sidewalk in veiation, the detectives reported, and told them they had no business to Intrude in a private house. Blue Label Squibs 10 Extension Safety Squibs '10 William Drury, Delicious chocolate caramels. Yaseen Baron Speck von Sternburg, the Oerman minister to the United States, has arrived in Washington. In answer to questions regarding the German policy 1e Venezuela he said that It was wrong to attribute any ulterior purpose to the emperor. "The emperor understands the Monroe doctrine thoroughly," lie declared. "In the first place there is his admiration for Americans, for President Roosevelt and things American; in the second place he appreciates the American feeling for the Monroe doctrine and would not think of occupying a coaling station or territory. He would no more think of violating that doctrine, of infringing upon It to the extent that has been Insinuated, wanting a coaling station, than he would of colonizing the moon." Sternburjr In Washington, Plnttsburg, N. Y., Jan. 31.—David Fleming, the wealthy young man of Philadelphia who lias been on the jail limits at Ellzabethtown, N. Y., for about a month after refusing payment of a judgment of $0,000 for striking bis raddy with a golf stick at Lake Placid last summer, has Anally compromised the matter with the caddy's attorneys and has been released. Stores and ranges at Ash's. THE LEADING 0ROCEB. We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to refund the money on a 60- cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar if it falls to cure your cough or cold. We also guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove satisfactory or money refunded. A Card. Prepared  under GERMAN LAWS. 13 the Best there la tor T. A. DURKIN. r RHEUMATISM,! Gout, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc. DR. IlICHTBR'tt World-Ron owned Best Patent Flour i B-W Flour, per sack  Potatoes, per bushel  Onions, per peck  Apples, per bushel  Fancy No. 1 Mackerel, 1J lbs Georges Codfish, per lb  Cromatery Bloaters, doz... Evaporated Apricots, per lb.. Evaporated Peaches, per lb- Gilt Edge Creamery and Dairy Butter  $4.50 .70 .70 .25 .55 Men's Heavy Wool Socks 10c. Men's Fleece Lined Shirts and Drawers; they are the 50c kind; sale price 30c. Children's Toques, the'48c kind reduced to 25c._ Explosion In Standard OH WorlM. J. H. Houck, J. F. Kane. Wm. C. Price. Chas. Waters. C. D. Stroh. "ANCHOR" Cleveland, O., Jan. 31.—As a result of an explosion at th® works of the Standard Oil company four men were more or less seriously burned. One of them, John Slater, will probably die. The others, It Is thought, will recover. A safety valve on an oil still blew off, Mid a tremendous explosion of gas followed. Two oil stills were destroyed. PAIN EXPELLER. Of the fifty-sir houses entered the detectives reported that in every single house they were abused by either the owner or one of the servants. 1 lot Linen Torchon Laces and Insertions, assorted, from 2 in. to 6 in. wide, worth from 10c to 25c, your choice a yard 5c. Men's Wool Gloves, worth 25c; here for 10c. Many School Children Are Sickly. Nona uiulDO without Trado "Anchor." fsiciaa out of oma] Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children, used by Mother Gray, a nurse In Children's Home, New York, break up colds in 24 houra. cure feverishness, headache, stomach troubles, teething disorders, move and regulate the bowels, and destroy worms. Mrs. Emily Maronn, Meriden. Conn., says: "It is the best medicine in the world for children when /everlan and complaining." Sold by druggists or by mall. 26c. Bample sent free. Address Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y. / NewYorK.Aual7«ll897.\. I consider Dr- RichteKs f TP} ANCHOR" PAIN EXPELLER \rfL/ a useful local applicat What one "No one thanked us," said several of them. They said they had seldom or never seen so much wealth in such a period of time as they did yesterday. In many homes they saw jewels lying about In rooms, diamonds costing fortunes and art works of private value. The ease with which they entered astonished them, and all said that in nearly every case they could bave got Into the street again with a vast amount of bpoty and without being detected. ■ ion in Rheumaliam. end- Neuralgia Baron von Sternburg was accompanied by the baroness and Miss Langham, her sister. .28 .25 .24 Would Be Regicide Arreated. Barcelona, Spalp, Jan. 31.—U Belgian I anarchist named Martin hna been arrested In this city. He hasionfessed that he was selected to kill tKklng of the Belgians, but was prevcKi from o-mylng out the deed by  dimlnishing. Twelve bakeries J" « luring ti,e glfcke ln a to close owing to the »' "* £ J ago The news concerning tlie v... i_' - Dairy Butter E«gs........ Boys' Sweaters reduced from 50c to 25c. D •D HTWlI dVCMlMfOM. COIW Chase & Sanborn's Best 1 lot Rag Garpet, worth 25c; our price 19c. 20c. and 50c. at aiHiruf gist* or through iF.Ad.Olchto A Co.,SIS PewlBt, Ken York. k26 HIGHEST nLionia AWARDS. J ■k Recommended bit prominent Hiy. JJM Rk aleiam.WkoUiaU and tietail M iiiillfll/itejAn blend Coffee, 35o lb., 3 lbs. 1.00 C. & S. Teas, from.. .30c to 70c lb. The MAGNET Special Inducement* to Camh Purchamer* 37 S. Main St, Pitts ton.