Pittston Gazette

              rm . . '- c' /■ '* % i ■ 1- PITTSTON, PA., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1 TWO CENTS A 001 - 40c MONTH. •[ FOUR 52d YEAR. m TO SAIL ON SPECIAL SHIP. WIRELESS MESSAGES. EDWARD ADDRESSES SOLDIERS. ETCyETERA. &L(e^la444A Cit iRaiutCm* No Cust) TO END THE SCHLEY CASE. Prince Henry Will Arrive Here Abont Feb. 18. Say* He Hopes the War in 8outh Af- rica Will 8oon be Ended. Notaa Prom Business Men, Wants and Other Miner Matters. Lost—gold spectacles, between Masonic Hall and 12 Tompkins street. Please leave at Evans Bros.' store. For sale cheap—Mare 6 years old; weight 1,100. Inquire J. R. Routledge. When you need coal send your order to W. H. Holmes and save money. Old phone. 15jlm A large new map of Pittston Is yours lor the asking. Banker. llwl Properties listed with us for sale or rent adyertised free. Banker, llwl Wanted—Men to learn barber trade. New system. Eight weeks completes. Special inducements this month. Wages Saturdays. Diplomas awarded. Steady position guaranteed when through. Write for free catalogue. Adbress, Moler's Barber School, New York City. Ilt5 For Rent—Licensed hotel, on Mc- Alpine St., Avoca, formerly occupied by Arch. McQueen. Very desirable property. Inquire office P. A. O'Boyle, 8 Miners' Bank, Pittston. jlOml For Sale at Bargain—Lot on Mill St., with fruit trees. Apply 224 Mill St. wl For Rent—April 1st, 8-r. dwelling, 15 kxeter St., modern improvements. R. N. Hughes, 9 Exeter St. 9wl 11 have for sale several houses and lots, for cash or monthly payments to suit purchaser. Jbhn Jordan. 9ml Pea coal, $1 a ton at breaker. Warnke Coal Co., Duryea. J7ml For Rent—Choice front offices; steam heat; fire-proof vault. Banker. Rent of Richards or buy of Richards, and RlchardB will please you. j6tf For Rent or Sale—An established photo gallery, nicely furnished; busi□esB center. Banker, Board of Trade building. J3tf For Rent—Suite of 7 rooms, Becond story, south side of People's Savings bank building. Inquire at the bank, m Eat Harter'a Bread. It's good. When you need coal, remember that the Lehigh Valley Coal Co.'s celebrated "Exeter" coal Is the best, and order from the Wyoming Valley Lumber Co. Oysters In all styles. Harter's. Berlin, Jan. 15.—A telegram from the North German Lloyd Steamship company says the date of Prince Henry's galling has not been fixed. The telegram ends ftR follows: London, Jan. 15.—King Edward and the Prince of Wales today reviewed 1,200 soldiers who are about to sail for Cape Town. The king spoke to the men. He said: "I trust your duties In South Africa will not be so arduouB as those of the men who have'gone before you, as I hope the war will soon be coming to a conclusion." Need Ever Feel Diuatu) with a purchase made at People's Store, for it it is right we'll make it right . got to be right in fat that's the sum and sol of it. Read the foil gains for this week: fWo. f. President Confident That Many Sent From Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. He Can Do So. "It Is probable that the company will send a fast liner not In the published sailing schedule to convey Prince Henry to New York." Have jour eyes examined and yonr glasses fitted and adjusted by a reliable Optician who understands his business. It is the safest way and will more than repay yon In the end. We employ one of the most expert Opticians in the country and have a department devoted solely to this work and can guarantee perfect satisfaction. DISPOSITION A 8URPRISE. An arrangement has been made bet«». the German admiralty and the North German Lloyd Steamship company by which the Imperial yacht Hohenxollern when she arrives at Hoboken will be freshly painted In order to remove all traces of her long voyage and that she may present her handsomest appearance for the festivities.SUCCE8S OF THE SYSTEM Payne Is Now Postmaster General. Mr. RooMv.lt Will Act on Admiral'! Washington, Jan. 15.—Henry C. Payne, of Wisconsin, was sworn in as Postmaster General this morning at 10.05 in the cabinet room by Chief Justice Fuller, of the United States Supreme court, in presence of the President and all the members of the cabinet, except Secretary Qage. For Several Daya the German Ship 20 Dozen Ladies' Flan* nicely mad*, regu ar valoC and 91.60. Very special pri week  No. 2. Appeal Within Forty-eight Hour*. and the Luneanla Were In Commu- It Had Been Expected That He nication—Word. Exchanged With Would Wait for Mr. Rayner'a Brief. Children's Fast Blaok In .11 aim, strong, and t for school wev; special week ■ No. 3. Jan. 15. — President Roosevelt wis; unless he changes his present plan, dispose of the appeal of Rear Admiral W. S. Schley within forty-eight hours. His action, he la confident, will settle the naval controversy.the Nantucket Lightahip. Death of Lieutenant Fiscus. 3(. q, German newspapers print long cable messages from New York dwelling on the Interest evoked by Prince Henry's projected visit and describing the tentative plans for his entertainment. New York, Jan. 15.—One of the most wonderful and effective test, of the Marconi system of wireless telegraphy ever made was finished yesterday when the North German Lloyd racer, Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, steamed into New York from Bremen, Southampton and Cherbourg. For more than ane-half of her eastward voyage, or 1,500 miles, the liner was In constant ■ommunicution with the Cunaider Lu ?unia, also bound eastward. Washington, Jan. 15.—The War Department has been advised of the death of First Lieutenant William W. Fiscus, Jr., of the Nineteenth Infantry, on Sunday, Jan. 12, in the Philippines. The cause was cerebral hemorrhage. Fiscus was appointed from Pennsylvania. He graduated from the West Point Military academy in 1898. A very choloe lot of brellas,best frames, St and best values any wl special price for this We Ojattcuuv, 36 St,,"WUki4i&vu, It has been announced that Prince Henry on his return from the United States will be deputed to represent Emperor William at the coronation ol King Edward. In making such prompt disposition of the appeal of the rear admiral Mr. Roosevelt will surprise not only the appellant, but also the navy department Secretary Long has been expecting that the president would await the receipt of the brief which Rear Admiral Schley's counsel is preparing. Rear Admiral Schley has gone ponth, lDelieving that the president will do nothing In his case until the presentation of the document next Monday. No. 4. I case Men's Heny Wool* -never sold for lees than » Special price for this week I No. 3. It is expected that Prince Henry will arrive in New York about Feb. 18. Pekin. Jan. 15.—Henry B. Miller, United States consul aT New Chwang. reports that the authorities at that place are arresting American officers and sailors without cause. United States Minister Conger is investigating the arrests. Americans Arrested Without Cause. DISINFECTANTS. DISINFECTANTS. More than a hundred messages were exchanged between the two vesse!s. The Kaiser also picked up her sister 4liip, the Kronprinx Wilhelm, on the western voyage, and officers of the twe Ueld converse by wireless for two hours. A dozen messages winged their way to the Nantucket lightship early yesterday morning. Do your dnty row. Purify the atmosphere of your home and surroundings.*. We have all the disinfectants in nseK and will tell you just how to use them. Kane's Pharmacy, "maEJst. 1 cane fall size WW Spreads, extra (rood i Special prtoe (or this Frankfort, Ky„ Jan. 15.—The feature yesterday in the trial of James Howard, an alleged Goebel suspect, was the disappearance of, Wesley Wliittaker, a Clay county barber, who came here Monday night to testify for the commonwealth: Whittaker spent the night here, but left on an early morning train, and efforts to locate him have been unsuccessful. It is said that Whittaker would have testified that he saw Howard the night before he came to Frankfort and that his testimony would show whether Howard wore a mustache at that time. This is an important issue in the case. The prosecution claims that Whlttaker's disappearance Is due to Intimidation, and 1 Is said that be went to Indinna. Howard Witness Disappears. IT PATS TO 1ST AT Chinese Shoot a British Chaplain. ABENT FOR WHITMAN'S CELEBRATED CANDIES According to officials outside of the navy department who assume to have knowledge of the president's course, Mr. ltoosevelt has been priming himself for action ever since Hear Admiral Schley appeared at the White House. Hong Kong, Jan. 15.—Uniformed Chinese soldiers recently fired upon a British steamer at Naning, near Can ton, shooting Chaplain Cowen through the leg. The British warship Robin has gone to Canton to investigate. DID YOU  SOME OF OlIR GOOD FISH Indeed, the Marconi Instrument of the Kaiser was In use at intervals during her entire round voyage of more than 7,000 miles. 13 SOUTH ALWAYS THE No Hope for the Condor. last week? Those who did say it was excellent. We will have a larger variety for you this week. Friday, Man. 17 He Immediately sent for a copy of the testimony offered before the court of Inquiry. He obtained other Information concerning the views of the captains of the fleets Immediately after the battle of Santiago. He has talked with Captain Clark, who commanded the Oregon: Rear Admiral Taylor, who commanded the Indiana; Rear Admiral Evans, who commanded the Iowa, and Mr. Graham, a correspondent, wlio Was on the Brooklyn. He lias heard Rear Admiral Schley's own statements. President Seeks Information. "It was like being on a floating telegraph office," as one passenger aptly Mid. Victoria, B. C., Jan. 15.—All hopes for the safety of the British warship Condor have been abandoned. It is feared that she went to the bottom during a recent typhoon while on the way to this port from Honolulu. EVANS BRl On her eastward voyage the Kaiser Wilhelm tie Grosse left this port at 10 i. m. Dec. 14. Senator Chauncey M. Depew, bound for France to claim his bride, with whom he has since returned, was a voyager. A Blow in the Back. Steak Cod, 10c Hteak Salmon 15o Halibut 18o Blue Fish 16c blue Pike 10c Herring 10c SEND YOUR ORDER IN EARLY. Delivered id sufficient time for the dinner hour. Ciscoes 10c Smelts 10c Pickerel 10c Lake Trout 15c Catfish 15c NevyPongressman Sworn In. Washington, Jan. 15.—Montague Lessler, thf newly-elected Republican representative from New York, was sworn in today, immediately after the opening of the House. An overcoat is a necessary nuisance and the tendency to take it off on warmish days in late autumn and winter is as strong as it is unwise. A treacherous wind hits you in the back and the next morning you have lumbago. Rub well and often with Perry Davis's Painkiller and you will be astonished to find how quickly all soreness is banished. There is but one Painkiller, Perry Davis's. Morse Baring Maine Bank Stock. PRICE LIST. Gardiner. Me., Jan. 15.—Tlint Charle W. Morse of New York is buying stocl. in national banks in Maine quite gei erall.v Is shown by changes made in di rectorates of three Gardiner banks. C. W. Morse and J. T. Morse were elected directors In one bank, and later In tliday business men heard the report o a proposed consolidation of threi banks. Inquiry showed that Mr. Mors; had purchased of a savings bank her' all its holdings in national bank stoclir. which Included shares of August1 banks and of others in the state. The Kaiser sighted the Lucanla at lnybreak of Dec. 15, and at 2 o'clock that afternoon passed the Cunarder tour miles to the southward. She lost *lght of the Lucania that night, but the telegraph messages still flashed back and forth between the vessels. Best Patent Floor, per bbl.. .$4 Peed, all kinds, per 100...... 1 Bran and Brown Midds, 100.. I .Oats, per bushel  Potatoes, per bu, good stock Gr. Sugar, ao lbs for • •••••••a I Butter, very best dairy, per lb Lard, pure, per lb - Cheese, per lb  School Superintendent Mangled. McKeesport, Pa., Jan. 15.—Samuel W. Hamilton, superintendent of schools for Allegheny county, fell beneath a Baltimore and Ohio train this morning. His both legs were cut off and he will probably die. Naval officials profess confidence that the president will uphold Secretary long and the findings of the court with the exception of tlK..e Individually expn-ssed by Admiral Dewey. If he fails to do this, he will be accused of having given way to popular clamor, for before Mr. ICoiir acted upon the findings he submitted his Indorsement to Mr. ltoosevelt, who approved It. If the president acts adversely to Schley liefore the rear admiral submits his appeal, friends of the iidinlral will charge him with unwllllmi'ii)Ds8 to consider points which they think will vindicate their hero. This charge was made by them against Rear Admirals Benlinm and Ramsay. Good Potatoes At noon of Monday, Dec. 10, the Kaiser and Lucanla exchanged messages showing their relative positions. I'lic Lucania was then forty miles istern of the German liner. The KalCer,ran into a thick fog bank off the irand Banks that night. Warning of Dhe fog was duly sent to the Lucania istern. The Cunarder's captain knew there was a fog bank ahead of him "ully two hours before the Lucania entered it and when the log was still ] ifty miles away. Use Either Phone and 8end an Order to Messick's Market, S. Main St. are hard to find jost at present, bat we are fortaoate in bavin? a good quantity ot them. All good—10 Dk good, coojc good, taste good. Guaranteed the best to be found in the market. School Building Burned. Jamestown, N. Y„ Jan. 15.—Thid morning. Are destroyed a school build at the Western New York Children's Home, at Randolph. All its contents were lost. The People Who Want the Beat, buy their fruit, vegetables, and all market supplies at Sharp's. Both phn's. Shelley's Cash Grocery Schuetler & Bechtold, Machinists and Locksmitns; cameras, kodaks, phonographs and supplies. Ten Miners Dead. New phone. Luzerne Ave. Chloride of Lime, 1 lb pi South McAlester, I. T„ Jan. 15.—Tei miners are known to have lost thei lives In the explosion Monday evening. In mine No. 9 of the Milby & Dow Mining company at Dow, I. T. The ten men who lost their lives were the only persons in the pit. All the bodies were recovered, and as none was burned the conclusion Is that death was due to after damp. The explosion did not injure the shaft, which was a new one, and the fire that followed was put out before It did much damage. Farm For Sals. ,v Columbus, O., Jan. 15.—Joseph B. Foraker, of Cincinnati, was declared United States Senator, having been elected by the " General Assembly in Joint session at noon today. Foraker Elected Senator. THE WEATHER. Washington, Jan. 14—Forecast until 8 p. m., Thursday, for Eastern Pennsylvania: Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday.  Farm containing 130 acres, situate one mile from Dallas Borough, in Dallas Township, on the trolley line to Harvey' Lake. (Depot and power house on the farm). The land is In a good state of cultivation, good buijdings, frolt and ornamental trees, plenty of good spring water. This farm is well adapted for dairying, raising of grain, hay, etc. Price reasonable. Terms to suit customer. For particulars In- SHOE "We are out of the fog twenty-flve niles east of the Banks," was the message sent back to the Lucania from the German liner the moment the latter 'ound clear weather. The Cunarder. ilien sixty tulles astern and feeling her way through the mist, replied: Unmindful of any criticism that may lDe made, however, Mr. Roosevelt has made his Investigation, and be proposes to act conscientiously, believing that the country will accept* his verdict as that of an honest aud Impartial man. Call on as when yon want' We can give you the best va your money. On Jan. ist the Belgium's Queen Seriously III, Four Ministers Brussels, Belgium, Jan. 15.—Queen Marie Henriette is suffering from syncope of the heart. A consultation of physicians has been called. "We are still in the fog. Many Tell et Magissl Results Brought About in Burning, Itching, Bleeding Skin facturers advanced rubber f per cent., but you can still the same price as before Hnwll Vase's A«iwr, Off Nantucket twelve messages were sent to tbe lightship. Captain Hogeinan was delighted With the success of the system. thanks." PHOEBtt A. HAT, A D. HAY, JDHN HAY, JR., Executors John Hay Estate. J. B Woodward, Attorney, Coal Exchange Building, Wilkesbarre. Hjlm quire of New York, Jan. 13.—Isabella d'AJurlo, the woman who Is suing Knssell Sage for $75,000 as the result of his alleged conduct toward her nearly eighteen years ago. Is known to her friends as the widow of Marquis Gregorlo d'Ajurla. She is one of the best known miniature painters in America. To many distinguished society folk in New York and Lakewood she has been known simply as Mine. Gregorlo d'Ajurla. As the paiDers in lier suit were tiled in her maiden name, Isabella, not a few whose portraits slio has painted did not at first Identify the talented artist with the woman whose name is now so strangely linked with that of .the aged capitalist. No light has been thrown upon her suit against Mr. Sage. Johnstown. Pa.. Jan. IS.—William Jennings Bryan, who lectured here last night to an immense audience on "A Conquering Nation." was tendered an ovation on his arrival from Washing ton. Before the lecture a public reception was tendered Mr. Bryan at the Merchants' hotel, when n large crowd of people passed in line and shook hands with bint. Mr. Bryan at Johnstown, Pa, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Troubles by Dr. Chiss's Ointment. New York Stock Markets, furnished by M. S. Jordan & Co., stock brokers, room 26, Miner's Bank building. Dr. Chaw's Ointmsnt drsws mors pralss from ministers, physicians sad lawyers this sny other medicine in the world. It is e» dorssd by every profession. store. RED STAR STAMPS. _____ LITTLE MONEY SAVERS Des Moines, la., Jan. Is.—Senator William B. Allison was nominated last night for the position of United States senator for the sixth consecutive term, and Senator Jonathan P. Dolllver was nominated to succeed himself at tbe expiration of his appointed term. The \-ote of the caucus was unanimous in both cuses. The Democratic caucus will be held this evening or tomorrow • nornlng. T'je election of United States lenators will occur Jan. 21. Senators .Vllison and Dolllver appeared before the caucus and briefly expressed theli thanks for the honors bestowed. Senator Alllsoa Renominated, New York, Jan. 15, 1902. Open. Clos. ,118% 121 75% 76% 97% 97% 67% 69% 28% 28% 63% 64 102 101% 45% 45% 22% 22% 161% 162% 153% 154% 86 86 39% 39% 71% 72 104 105 136% 137 161 161 100% 100% 55 55% 33% 34 162% 163% 147% 148% 53% 54% 80% 81% 32% 32% 92% 93 58% 59% 62 62% 37% 37% 11% 11% 41% 42% 93% 94% 91 91 41% 42 100 101 88% 88% Extracts bom their Lettera. Sugar '  Atchison  Atchison, pref.  Copper  Car and Foundry ... Brooklyn Traction .. B. & O  Ches. & Ohio  Chic. & Qt. Western. Chic., Mil. & St. Paul Chic., R. I. & Pacific Col. Iron and Fuel .. Erie  Erie, pref  Louis & Nash  Manhattan El  Met. Traction  Mo. Pacific  Norfolk & Western . •O. & W  N. Y. Central  Pennsylvania  Reading  Reading, pref  Southern Ry  Southern Ry.. pref .. So. Pacific  Tenn. C, & I. ....... Texas Pacific  U. S. Leather  U. S. Steel  U. S. Steel, pref. ... Western Union  Wabash, pref  Union Pacific  Union Pacific, pref. . Rev. W. N. Edwards, Baptist minister, 109 Triaity Place, Buffalo, N. V., writes: "For over fifteen years the Itching piles bare been a source ot constant annoyance to me, and frequently, too, the suffering hat become Intense. At times there was bleeding and the itching and burnlag was beyond endurance. The reeults I have derived from Dr. Chase's Ointment have been magical and the benefits lasting. I feel it a duty to felD law sufferer* to recommend it." EVANS BRI Do you collect them f Better begin now. Thev are worth money. HaveYouBeen About Wall Pai Buffalo. Jan. 15.—There was no break of tlto deadlock in the common council yesterday over the election of a city treasurer. Thirty-two ballots were taken In the afternoon. The one hundred and sixty-eighth vote was: Steul, 15; Adam, 11; Buchert, 7. Necessary for election, 18. Bnffalo Dvndtock Continues. RID STAR TRADIRB STAMP CO., 10 Honth Main St.. Pitta ton. Pa The Griffin Studio. Artistic Photography In all Branches. Rev. J. H. Van Natter, Methodist minister, Albion, Wis., writes: pr "My wife was tefribly afflicted with protrading pile* and contemplated a surgical operation when her notiee was drawn to Dr. Chase'e Ointment, and less than one hex effected a cure." Halifax, N. S., Jan. 15.—The first detachment of the Canadian mounted rifles for service in South Africa em barked and sailed yesterday In the steamer Manhattan. The detachment consisted of three squadrons and one troop, the rest of the corps remaining to go by tbe steamer Victoria. Colonel Biscoc, conitnandcr of the lmper'al troops In British North America; Major General O'Grddy-Ilaly, command er of tbe Canadian militia, and other officers witnessed the departure. Major Merritt is In command of the Man )wttan detachment. Canadians Sail For Sonth Africa, a Football .Fntal to Schoolboy A Fuicltlve For Thtrty-fve Years. Louisville, Ky., Jan. 15.—John P. Monscli, who for thirty-live years has lDeen a fugitive from justice with a conviction for murder hanging over bis head, is now seeking a pardon from Kentucky's governor that he may return to Louisville and die among his children nnd friends. Monscb's application for a pardon recalls a historic tragedy. In 18117 he stabbed and killed George Off, a well known butcher, in a saloon in the Ctine Hun road. He was found guilty and sentenced to death. lie soon after escaped from lall. Wilkembarre, Pa. PEOPLE'S PHONE 368 N«' Haven. Conn., Jan. 15.—William Davis, Seventeen years old, lias died from an injury to ills spine, causing paralysis, received three years ago in a schoolboy game of football. He had been bodridden ever since tbe accident"I then need It for an unsightly and troublesome skin affection, which had baffled medical skill for twenty-five years. Dr. Chase's Ointment thoroughly cured it. For •lies and skin disease it b worth its weight uD gold." S S. MAIN ST TELEPHONE BENJ. A. CROWTHER, Rev. L A Baldwin, Baptist minister, Arkona, Ont, writes: ■*■28^"Jirchiioct. Plans prepared and Boildlngs Superintended Columbus. O., Jan. 15.—The house and senate of the Ohio legislature balloted separately yesterday for United (States senator. Senator Joseph Koraker, the caucus nominee of the Republicans. received 21 votes in the senate to 11 for Charles W, Baker of Cincinnati, the Democratic nominee. In the bouse Senator Foraker received tHi votes to 42 for Baker. The two branches of the legislature will meet In joint session today and formally reelect Senator Foraker., Senator Foraker Re-elected. " For over twenty years I was a great sufferer from itching and protruding piles. I used many remedies and underwent three very painful surgical operations, all without obtaiaing any permanent benefit When about to give up In despair I eras told to use Dr. Chase's Olstmsnt sad did ao, finding relief at once. I used three boxes, and am entirely cured. The itching 4s all gone. 1 have advised others to use it, believing It would care them aa It has me." A recent order we placed has bl shipped and is now on onr shelve It includes all the new figures M shades; and the chance for a wk selection is large here. Ws oan offer you prloos that otfeoi can't. r. S. A W. S. BARRETI North Main St. New Phone. CRAY'S TRANSFER CO Syndicate Miller Muat Serve Term. Has fine rigs and horses toi moving furniture or-talcing parties on outings. General teaming. New York, Jan. 1,"D.—The court of uppeals has reversed tlie order of the appellate division of the supreme court, second department, granting a new trial to Miller of Franklin syndicate fame. William P. Miller was convicted of grand larceny by a Jury in the borough of Brooklyn. He was charged with defrauding depositors who placed their money In the Franklin syndicate, of which he was the head, to whom lie agreed to pay 520 per cent per year on all deposits. He .was sentenced to prison for ten years. Mount Vernon, N. Y.. Jnn. 15.—A chicken coop Una been the home of William H. Pugsley, the wealthy landscape artist, for almost two mouths. He will be able to move back Into his house in a day or two if the orders of City Judge Bennett are obeyed by Mrs. Chine.. Fire on Brlli.h Ship. Brow„ „ 8,8ter o( Mrg PuBsley. Hongkong. Jan. 15. The British Mr iD(l(rKi0V'H sister-in-law has been steamer Nauniiig, belonging to the v|g|tiIlR jj|m without his consent. Ho Hongkong. Canton and Macao Steam gnl(, he wou,d not eut(fr u,g houge Coal company, limitedL of Kongkoug. „.hUo g||e wu8 4a 8he rofu((w1 t0 has been Hr«l on by Chinese soldiers |(mve be Uag t(eeu forced to lllhablt in thelamchau channel,, Yl est river. fhe |le„i,onse. judge Bennett has or- The chaplain of the British flagship lcred Mrs. Browi to vacate. Glory, the ltev. Charles E. L. Cowan, m Chicken Coop His Home. Wented—Sulphur Stone. Any quantity; good price paid. Novelty Jewelry Store, 103 N. Main St. Rev. Ctaas. Fiih, Methodist minister* 19* Dnon innnt, Toronto, Ont., writM: "Ten year* ago eoaenu began on my ear* aad spread over my head and hands. Durlnf that tine I was a great sufferer. I tried many remedies, and some of the best phjrslgpns—specialists on skin diseases—treated me. The first boa oI Dr. Chase's Ointment gave much relief and five boxes completely cared me. I think my care a marvel, and gladly recommend Dr. Chase's Ointment." Jast as good for every form of skin trouble, no matter how long star ding. 50 cents a box, ail dealers or Dr. A. W. Chaa* Medicine Co.. Buffalo. N. If. Notice to Contractora. We have just unloaded two cars of nice yellow pine flooring and ceiling, tf J. E. Patterson & Co. FLORAL DESIGNS and CUT FLOWERS Arranged appro jriate for the occasion. Prices always the Lowest. - 'Phone orders promptly attended to. Choloa Rous Always In Slook. Orders left with the Misses Emiffh Water St., will receive prompt attention J-B CARPENTER,florist and bardi An Ordar Once in a While Monuments and Corner Poata, Flagging and Curbing. F. W. Stegeman, 236 Wyo. Ave., W. Pittaton. tf WILL PROVE TO YOU That the Kind of Brocerii Haa Many Virtue*. Clinton, In.. .Inn. 15.—I)r. Pnul Walter has removed the cornea from the eye of a Belgian hare and grafted it 011 the eye of William Strickell of Anamoan, who lost one eye and had the pther badly injured in a mine explosion several years ago. A tilmy growth completely covera the cornea, which wax entirely removed and that of the fnbbit substituted. KalDblt'a C'ornen For Man'H Bye. M. A., who was 011 board, was severe For cuts, burns and bruises, De- Witt'fl Witch Hazel Salve is unequalled. Draws out the Are, stops the pain, soon heals (he wound. Beware of dangerous counterfeits. Sure cure for pllea. Sold by Farrer, Feck & Roberts, Pittaton and West Pittaton. ly wounded. Aberdeen, Wash., Jan. 15,—A raft of the ill fated steamer Walla Walla has I wen brought into port by the steamer Melville Dollar. The raft was picked up 011 the Oth sixteen miles southwest of Crescent City and seventy-five miles north of the scene of the disaster. Qn the raft were found a coat, Jacket, two life belts and a felt hat. The pocket Df the Jacket contained papers showing Hint the owner was W. J. Slilel, a waiter on the Walla Walla. Walla Walla Haft Found. THE ANTRIM STORE. Canned fioodf, Staple Goods and Vegetables Sell Are the McCreary Elected Senator. Frqnkfqrt, Ky., Jan. 15.—James B McCreary was formally elected United States senator by the two houses of the legislature yesterday in separate sessions. The vote will be ratified in joint session today. The vote In the |iouae stood: McCreary, T4; Deboe, 21, In the senate: McCreary, 23: Deboe, 11. We Placed on Sale Today Our Elegant Line of-tffc GOOD GRADJ Disfigured Skin Wasted muscles and decaying bones. What havoc I Courteous Serving. Moderate Prises. Careful Filling et Orders. Prompt Delivery of Bwit, 8ome Foolish People EMBROIDERIES allow a cough to run until It gets beyond the reach of a medicine. They often say, "Oh, it will wear away." but In most cases it will wear them away. Could they be induced to try the successful medicine called Kemp's Balsam, which is sold on a positive guarantee to cure, they would Immediately see the excellent effect after taking the first dose. Price 26c. and £0c. Trial free- At all druggist^ Scrofula, let alone, is capable of all that, and more. The fame of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, best in the world, extends around the earth. It's the one perfect healer of cuts, corns, burns, bruises, sores, Bcalds, bolls, ulcers, felons, aches, pains and all skin eruptions. Only Infallible pile cure. 85c a box at W. C. Price's and'J. H Houck's, *ltta- Loa. and Q. D. Borah's, West Ptttstos. It Girdles the Globe. It is commonly marked by bunches in the neck, inflammations in the eyes, dyspepsia, catarrh, and general det lity. It is always radically and permanently cured by London, Jan. 15.—The Rome correspondent of The Daily Chronicle says that while the pope was granting an audience to American pilgrims last Monday he wi{ takei) wtt£ % tainting ft Jntt a4 was abopt to addrsw The Pope Has m Painting Pit. Cambric and Nainsook Edges and Insertings, Allover Embroideries and Beadings, at Very Low Prices, Arc Some of Oar Mottoof. Imt Vm Swva You; VmmHIB* Sailmflad. Hood's Sarsaparilla Which expels all humors, cores all eruptions, and builds up the whole system, whettar young or (ML T. W.K PUtstan. IT JT at QMt ai