Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 4

'will baveJfilimn way. You can't change the you can change your Underwear such weather as very sensible to do. We provide for these condi tions. It simply remains for you to call to see us and the whole matter is adjusted EIGHTH AND STREETS YOU6EEN THEM? Leather for 75c. Oxfords for 50c.

EY can be purdused at the store can bout nf and OflLDHEPTS TIES and OALS in the SowIMM uillbi JiMlqi.1 See the attractions: in my dm window the week. display some htest styles pan- talooningc at a big reduction. lYOU KNOW THE S.Cohen SHOE STORE, 735 Cumberland Street. i My work" is giving general sat: isfaction and one trial will convince! the most skepti- ems LIGHT. SCHROPP etors Come and see for yourselves.

UJ. H. KHFIW The TaiHr, 32 North Eighth St. i 1897. TSTONiGHT.

loa O. S. of A tyatic Friend! Communion. A. O.

K. of M. C. HsD- Knlghta of Malta. Hall-SpeedweU Ooundl, 8JO, Jr.

jr HaU-Sedgwick Oamp Ho, on Taller Conn on Democratic Club of tbe Valley Home Mpmtpwu-'itymtnim Lodge LO.O. Hall-Orient Oonncil No, ittapahilla Council Fourth Begbnent, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. KlVHanaDarllla. rOffloas tor Bent. O.

Light. llatAvon. H. Clark. 5 WEATHER OUTLOOK.

-Fair to partly cloudy, by warmer (local-rains. cloudy, with -partly train. PERSONAL MENTION. y819 Walnnt street, left at acactcr. business.

Mr. extensively engaged in the ahuslinasand has one of the finest Mitchel, of Philadelphia, inLebanon. Ed. Mntb, of Walnnt street, this morning. of South Fourth ijaasMUTT to Jonestown this of Bernrille, here, returned home boarded an K.

road I A. Moore went to Harrisbarg O. Booth Monday arrived home Monday o'clock from IjanoVter Johnson and daughter, Bethlehem, are in Lebanon Geo. B. Smith, mother of of Hathaway park.

JtH. Light, superintendent of the kUaanon iron mills, returned Mon- from a brief sojourn at Al- O. D. Rev. Theodore Scbmank, opon whom Mablenberg college conferred tbe degree of D.

D. on Thursday, is president of the Pennsylvania German society, editor in chief of "Tbe Lutheran Church Eeview," and editor or literary editor of other publications whose aggregate circulation is between 60,000 and 70,000 copies. He is an extensive writer for periodicals and the author of half adozen books whose circulation several years ago reached 30,000 copies. He graduated at the University of Pennsylvania in 1880 as valedictorian, taking a majority of the Herald. Wllirtcara for CMlfomla.

Mrs. Emma Palmer and daughter Lens, of San Francisco, CaL, will leave for their homes on the 11:40 train tonight They have been staying Kate Good, annt of Mrs. Palmer, and other friends and have been here 18 months. Tbeir many friends in this city wish them delightful trip. Rev.

T. E. Schmauck, D. left 7KW bain this mornlni; for Philidelphia, where he will attend meeting of-tbe management of tbe "Lutheran," of which Dr. Schmaack ii.

one of the edi- ors. Hon. C. E. Lantz also is a member the board of publication.

OnUnathm aad Faanacbt has moved bis family i Lebanon to Harrisbarg. Geo. T7. Schock is visiting at Berks county. The young man was carried to the Of his lather, Mr.

Uackman, fnrni- 4Mder, and renjained unconscious and to run- who was on and rendered MW jn his head. The cracker was throwrTby Harry Mott, MARRIAGE LICENSE. Elmer E. of Bock Springs, "Wyoming, and Miss Jennie K. Mule Badlr Cat.

not company legs badly on wound. mccted Prwldwt. Christian Endeavor executive committee met Monday evening Trinity Lutheran church and elected Adam Baylor president of tbe county Hon. Henry Honck has gone to Ne caatto to attend the tbe state teachers'association. He will be gone three days.

Sata bf MierliT Stint. Sheriff Reuben Stine eold the property of 'William Kreitz, at Sheridan, this 'morning, to James E. Cherington. for -Presbyterian ordination; and -installation services will be held on ThurerlaT evening in Fourth Street Fresbytniui Church, when the new 'niton, will be ordained and installed. A number of Presbyterian will Mr.

and and family, Je This a Lively Week for the Ltve Town of Myerstown. Sine Keystone Athletic club defeated a atroOK pieced nine Monday afternoon in fifteen innings, by a score of 13 to 12, The Pioneers-defeated tbe Silver Cups Monday, by a score of 17 to 0. THE "HEWS" GIVES AlL'TKEtiEWB For tbe Benefit ol Us in Mule DeVajtt lira Art-Annual Mcottag Beard it Tnutecs of A. C. Jnne in music gave a most delightful moskale in the chapel of A.

C. I. revening to a large, refined and collared audjeoce. The participants gave evidence, of being proficient in the The program observed follows: Piano JUno, "Melodie in Rubinstein, Jaiases Carie Mover and Emma Kaher; piano solo, "DieSpmner- Linda Smith; vocal Schubert, Clyde tt-Bliifc-f piano solo, "Sonata in Mise Kathryn B. Godard, XMS Fannie Painter; piano Caracterietiqae," Paul Wacbs, Hiss Tillie Painter; vocal duet, "I would that my Katie Kline and ClydeS.

Black; piano sextette. "Oberoa, ClyaeB. Misses Kathryn Flickioger, Fannie Punter, Tillie 'Painter, Carie Moyer, Linda Smith and Emma Fisher. At 10 a. m.

the annual meeting of the board of trustees was held, which consists of President, Rev. tl S. Hainan, Reading; vice president, Rev. S. 8.

Chubb, Philadelphia; secretary, Rev. J. U. Shirey, Philadelphia; treasurer, J. (i.

Mobn, Reading; Sopt A. S. Beicel, Lehighton; Rev. W. F.

Heil, Reading; Rev. A. M. Stirk, Allentown; Rev. J.

D. Woodrins, Keadinu; W. H. Bach, Lititz, B. K.

Kehler, Philadelphia; Eev. B. J. Smoyer, Slveretown. Tbe trustees have decided to introduce a complete water supply into the building during the vacation so that by Sept.

1, when the fall term opens, hot and cold water; baths, will be found on different floors. 4his purpose will be made with tbe Myerstown water company's main. TMe first floor of the building will also be remodeled so as to afford better office-room and accommodations for day students. Tbe resignations of Prof. RZ.Hartz- ler, A.

teacher of Greek and Latin, and of Prof. O. J. Oswald, B. 8., Latin and English, were also acted upon by the trustees, as was also the resignation of Steward Benj.

Reiser. The annual alumni-institute field day exercises were held this morning. The feature being a game of base ball between tbe alumni and C. I team. The (time was played on the letter's beautiful grounds.

The commendable work of the game was the pitching of Kemp and Bieber, Ihe former striking out 9 men and the latter 12. follows: Tbe score by inuicgs 000 104 A 8 1-21 supplied with the luxurieaof Received LMTff Coatmot. D. A. Frantz, furniture dealer, received a large contract from -Ibe Pennsylvania Obautaaqna for a -lot of mattreeees and springs.

A.C. 2 3 Batteries, Bieber and Kemp, Hartzlerand.Yoder; Alumni4; A. O.I 6: out, Bieber 12; Kemp 9: Hartzler home ran, Yoder; 3-base hit Bieber. At 2 p. m.

the class day exercises were held and this program was observed: 'iano duet, "March Militate," Schnberr, Misses Carrie Batdprff. and Minnie class president, lev. If. piano-solo. Miss Hllie Painter; historian, Fannie L.

Painter; -vocal "She Wandered Down the Mountain Bide," Warren S. tech; class oration, "IchDien," H. F. Scblegel; piano solo, "Es wor so echuen eewesen, Miss 1 Fanny Painter; poet, O. D.

Hnber; prophet, Charles L. Illig; piano quartette, Misses Kathryn Flick- nger, Linda Smith, Carie Moyer and Smina.Fisher; presentation oration, Bach; piano duo, Misses Kathryn Fliekinger and Tillie Painter; mantle oration, Mies Edna Longsdorf; junior responder, BamnelBagenatose; class song of '97; adjournment to campus. March; vv orator, Jacob 6. Bpwnberger; plani- ng of-sivy; ivy song. The attendance was very large.

At 8 p. m. Rev. C. Newton Dubbe, of larrisbnrg, will deliver the annual ad- -IresB before the Philaletbean literary so- Tcnnewcc Monntalneen at the Fair.

Vanity: Fair IB the name given at Nashville to that interesting part of the. show might' have inherited the meauingless name of Midway. AH onr old friends 'of Chicago, San Francisco and Atlanta are there, from the disciple of Barnnm, to iiidnce a group of country clergymen to Cairo theater by telling them that "this is the dance that John the. Baptist Jost bis head over," to the tamer of more or less wild beasts. Bnt over in one corner of Vanity Fair is a show that is genuine and characteristic of tbe state of Tennesse.

There Uncle Jack, an old mountaineer in a coonskin cap, presides over a moonshine still, and, after explaining carefully to every visitor all the' fine 0 magic change of corn "monntain dew," whispers solemnly us a cret that he never distilled a drop of wildcat whisky in his Uncle. Jack has an assistant, a tremendous-, fellow, who lacks only a few inches of 7 feet in his boots (I doubt- if be was ever measured in stockings). There is a good de'al of simple human nature iu the customs of eastern Ten- DORsee. Tbo mountains are not eo very large, and occasionally one gets too small to hold two of its inhabitants. Then it.iatfcat" the careless man has to go, and the maii who.

always kept his gnn loaded remains. Uncle Jack's big assistant seems always to have been a careful, or at least armed, cituien. 'UncleJack would be ortabW man man given rather to contemplation tban to action. I stood beside him one day while gentleman who was dangling in'the on BUB- Bended from balloon wasanppoaed. to be sailing an "airship." Dude Jack followed him with hil eyes until he became a mere speck.

Then be aaid, VI oar' to reek wy old body so high as that; but, m' Bonli I don't car' how high that coes. Weeklr. If yon have been tried one of the cheap bran the market, claiming to be and to haw great food -wine, 'JWgg got a pound of poorly routed ten: your 25c and weakVricktsh di (what can you expect from bran), don' be discouraged try GRAIN-O. It is made from solid grain, nicely browned and 2 pounds for 25c. Grain-O takes the place of oofiee at the price.

Get a package of yonr gnaw today. jun2l-4w All Silk Ribbons; from 350 to Style Gauze Ribbqn in value ranging All to go at-iocfer SHENK 816 TO 822 CUMBERLAND STREET. OTHER NEWS. i P.O. S.

of last evening P. John Bickel; Moyer; MUes, Millichsack; and Frank Gass. yesterday shipped the last consignment The entire number cast is 154. Geo. Schell left yesterday for fl on a visit to his sister, Mrs.

Wm. BUsK He covered the entire distance on' bicycle. the house of Harry Kreitzer, a portion of which recently, was burned, is being repaired and will again be occupied bylaaacHettinger. Dr. A.

S. Reiter visited at Annville for dar. Wm. Kntzah-1 wife, John Loeb and. wife, Mrs.

Clara Kutz, Sadie and Claude Kate, Alice Weaver, Raymond Stoever, of this place, and John Forry and wife, of Lebanon, spent Sunday witb the family of m. Bender at Schaefferetown. A pleasant time was spent, cutting at htiTrate o'rfbSSJSfi. 1 in a was found on a window of a tonsorial establishment in town: Edison illumination. KATIOKAL IJUdnC.

At JCew York vvw 300010 0-0 RaKlmore 200000000-255 Bitterles-Rusie and "VVarner; Pond and Bowerman. R.H.E' RoVto? 05 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 3-910 3 00 0 0 0 1 23 S- 814 1 Batteries-iewis and and 010001 16 3 Washington 1 0 0 2 1 0 2 0, 0-6 1 Batteries Wheeler and Boyle; Mc- and McGuire. At Cleveland- RJH.E. Cleveland 00 0 :0 I PHfJburff 0 0 1 1 '0 0 0 7 1 and Criger; Kellen and s- At R.H.E. Chicago 0 0 0 0.0 0 2 0.0-2.7.2 Louisville 030 1' 0.

0013-7 1 Batteries Korwan and Kittredge; Evans and Butler. ATLANTIC IJEAODK. At 2 0-1 tf 0 6 0 0 1 0 0 O'O 0. "r'vr'o a c'o-'o 0000001 4 Atnletlce- Bichmond Newark At o'i XI 11 1 OOflOO 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0- 4 At 2 0 000 00 0 00003 1. 0 0 0-8 (Handing- of Chriw.

NATIONAL LEAOOX. Boston 38'14 Cleveland 25 IT Baltimore 35 16 Phil'phia. 26 23 Cincfrtr 32 17 -nrash'ton 21 30 .412 W. 32 19 .628 Lou'ville. 21.

30 .412 Brooklyn 2G 26 .500 19 34 .359 25 26 .490 St. Louis. 11 43 .204 ATLANTIC LEAQDE. vf. L.

PC w. rc Laicaster. 33 BOO 27 21 482 CIGAEs, TOBACCO. "nillagher, B. 17 North Kighth St.

Borgn'er. H. CL 839 Cumterland St. Bubb, B. North Ninth SU Miller.

J. 153 North Eighth St. Ross, J- 42 Sauth Ninth St." 3 2 511 5H 491 18 33 Todafi gchednlea, NATIONAL LEAODE. Washington at Philadelphia. Baltimore at Now Pittsbnrg Cleveland.

Lonidville at Gbicaao. Brooklyn at Boston. Ciucinnati at Bt. Louis. ATLANTIC LEAQUF.

Athletic at Lancaster. FMenon at Norfolk. at Hichnibnd. Heading at Hartford J5lcycling uo tbe Koad. There arc very the fanaiug class who if properly approaoh- will decliue lo take you in for the night provided yon are reasonably well dressed, a gentlenmuly looking personage and are not traVeling in a company of more than two, including yourself.

Yon ride along through the and 'Coward evening come upon some attractive looking farmhouse. Yon approach and ask the mistress if sue will toko you and your friend in for the night, adding- that yon are traveling on a tonr from such a point to snch a point; that jpn will gladly pay for what rest and food she can give yon. In nine cases out of ten she will take yon in after a short talk. An evening spent with the farmer and his wife and family, if yon enter into the spirit of the thing, is one of the most enjoyable of evenings and at tbe fame time one of the most valuable methods for picking np a of the people of this country who live out of yonr immediate sphere. Toward bedtime they will probably want topnt yon in spare chamber, which, in Bach means' the one unused room of the house.

If you decline and take one the poorer but frequently used rooms, you will be happier. In any case tbe mistress ef the house will. probably think-more of yon and charge you lets. Often in the morning when you set out to continue your journey the farm-, er and his wife will laugh at the ido of 'payment. In that case it is due those who coruo after yon as well as yourself that when you return horn yon send them something in the natnr of a present or remembrance.

In thi way some very pleasant evenings ar passed and- some attractive ances made. New places are discoverc and new features of old places fonn oflt from day to day, and. over an above all, it is tbe most-iiiexpensiv method of traveling afoot or awhee that can be Bonui Tabla. -a WHERE TO of tbe.Nrw» will fled it in ttutlr advantage to deal with die wrsoas-whow names appear under this head.j wn "AIJOEBMEN. Miller, B.

Central Market House. BABBEES: Scheetz Son, 31 South Ninth St Klopp. IT s. 8th op. Keystone House.

BOTCHEKS. Shirk A 19 South Ninth St. Brooks, Geo. South Nintn-St. Shelly, Leri Sjns, cor.

Ninth and MifBln St. Uhrlch. D. 421 and Willow street. HOOKS STAIIONBBY.

Ljodermilch, 779 Cumberland St. BICSTCLBS, Hottenstein, E. cor. Ninth and Willow St Clark, W. 23 North Erghth St.

BAKERY, Waltoan Spring St. Gilbert, D. 121 Soath Twelfth St. Stein Sohncker, 622 Walnnt St. BOOTS SHOES, Ac.

Cohen 735 Cumberland St. Bomgardoer CiUey, 16 North Ninth St. New Commonwealth, 753 Cumberland SI. Cumberland St, Globe Shoe-Store. B) North BOOK BnxDEBS, Ac.

Lowry, Hobt. MS Cjunberlaod St. BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATIONS. H. P.

Merer, president. Homestead, Jchn Beinoehl. president. BBICK MANUFACT0BKBS. Senwegter, Matthew.

Ml Saulh Fifth Bt, COFFEE, TEAS, Spring St. CLOTaiNO, Mann. Isaac S)n, Cumberland St, Leo. Valley Cloth. House, 7ih and Cumberl'd Herkel, I.

H. Co ,,751 Cumberland New York Cumberland Wolf, Isaac, 8J8 Cumberland St. Union Clothing House, 744 Cumberland St. Light, 1 Cumberland St. CKEAMEBY, Lebanon, A.

L. Getile, Agt, Fifth and Green. CONFECTIONERY ICg CBKAM. Lowry, M. Cumberland St.

Sarge, V. 211 and 213 North Eighth St. Moore, W. H. Seventh and Lehman St.

fiapp, W. 39 North Eighth St. Krill, 117aSlith8t. f. COALYARDS.

KlUian, H. South Ninth St. Eckenroth, W. 1017 Forge St. CAKPBTS, OIL CLOTH, WlliDO Zimmerman, A.

758 Cumberland B. 327 North KlghtBBt. 'CJNIKACroas BUIliOEBS. A. 431 Weld man St.

DRY GOODS, SUimbaugh flaak, 723 Cumberland Bt. Sando, Peter, 758 Cumberland St. Seltzer, B. Niath and Willow Shenk, 810-22 Cumberland St. Bon Ton, 836-3J Cumberland St.

-Ranch. O. Cumberland St. DFEING, Fisher, C. Bobt, 133 North Ninth St.

DRUGGISTS. Boger, C. 47 South Eighth St. Slouch, C. 521 Cumberland 119 North Ninth St.

Mcfipwan, S. Seventh and Cumberland St. DEPARTMENT STOBES. Banks 727 Cumberland St. DENTISTS.

Miller, L. £., 818 Willow St. Land Is. A. 81 South Nlntfe St.

MBBCHAKT TA1J.OWK&, Kanfman. W. 3J Nortb 8t ft CanWteiia St. I. H.

754 Cumberland St. Ward, Eighth St. Meyers, 30 Soath Seventh St. Ward. A.

11 North Seventh 8L Moore. E. 334 North Kigbth 8C Heist Faust, 31 Srath Ninth St. Hower. Sam.

Ninth and Mlfllln S'. JST WE UNDERTAKING, Stelner, W. call at 911 Chestnnt St. Frantz, D. 1W North Ninth street.

WASHING MAOHINEjMANOFACrURl.SG. Knoll, L. Jonas, 107 S. Fourth St. A ratal Expiation IB, Rockland.

June a premature explosion in the engine lime quarry owned by the Cobb Urae company, Silas Banker, a workman, lost his life, and two other employees were badly injured. A dozen men had just completed drilling and loading with dynamite eight holes. Three of these had been connected when lightning struck the battery wire. Igniting the charges, a tremendous "explosion following. About casks of rock were lifted into the alr.and fell, with Banker beneath.

The other workmen were hurled In all directions and most of them stunned. Fire In riiiln.lrlphln. Philadelphia. June Five broke out at 1:30 o'clock this mnrnins in the larire builcling occupied liy sfvoral mamifacturers. The losses will aggregate anout JlSO.OQO.ViJhe principal losers are the Pennsylvania Gas Fixture company, the Matred Mills, company, manufacturers of J.

M. Shwan, of haircloth, and John Tanltee, carriage manufacturer. -The three upper. floors are completely eutted and the -contents of the lower floors- practically ruined by wa- SWEATERS, Closing Out ENTIRE STOCK New and Second-hand Murderer Kieorted by Troops June a negro murderer, has escorted from' this city- to Frankiin, Slmpmori county, by a cornpany of state guard. Dinning is charged with the murder of Jodie Conn.

His trial will begin this 'afternoon, and the soldiers will guard him during its progress. Masked Bargbutl at Work. Tltusville, June masked men entered the farmhouse of Henry Buxton, and.after.firing: revolvers to the family they nroeeeded to bind and gag Buxton, his son hirea man and Jllred-glrl. They then blew open a safe a small amount of money. Beating the Tartft' Ont.r June.

Wool- deal- 'ers iu -this- ctty are quantities of wool Into thc-lTnltedStates' avoid, the corning duty. During the. past two" weeks the exports have been 50H.OOO pounds, prrnclpally to Philadelphia and from. Toronto are also very large. jBlmnamlc Consulted by Hphenlohe.

Friedrlchsruhe, June Prince Hohenlohe. accompanied by Prince von Bulow and Baron Wllmowsky, paid a four hours' visit to Prince Bismarck yesterday while on their way from Kiel to Berlin. The party also, drove out for an hour and a half. Prince Hohenlohe with Prince "Dr; Ert of Wild Strmwber-' if is in our honse. It is excellent remedr for eammer especially with children." PROPgCE MARKET QMtatknu tut, OaU FISH FBUITS.

Moore, O. 531 Spruce Bt. FIBK INSURANCE. Cgrnwall Mat, L. Shelter, See, 8.8th St.

for Kddy. John Powers; Grant Miller, Tom Yost, of this city, and Mr. McClnre, of Pbila- delpbia, left today on a fiBbinc excursion to File's Eddy, via Columbia. They will return tonrorrow evening, when their numerous friends may expect to. presents of fine fish.

Will luUJI Offleen Pobllclr. Aaron Barlet, of Pleasant Hill, grand Chief Washington of Pennsylvania, wiU publicly iasUll the oflScers of the Brother- boodatOlay, Lancaster county, Thursday evening, July 1. A delegation from Prosper circle, Lebanon, wiL' assist in tbe ceremoniee. Blcrrie and Team In Charles J. male, white riding a bicycle WWW Monday evening collided with a team, atJTenth Guilford streets.

He ercaped injury by a close ahave but his wheel was wrecked. nt a The county commissioners made a vie- work far as has 11 Tbe C. 4 L. B. wiUBeU dniiBg ithe Chantanqua a ticket good, for two ntto 52 and good for ride family ai also on sale.

28-3t Ohw Also dorffig the ticket between Lebanon not transferable and nth for $5.50. lor Tw i A. D. BIHTH, WISE MEN KNOW it is folly to poor foundation. Relief ODt deadening symptoms is short Barsaparilla cures andgivea lastinf healin.

HOOD'S PILLS cure nausea, sick ache, indigestion, biliousness. iatt. 25. All drlfr "I was troubled with quinsy for five yean. Thomas' Edectric Oil cured me.

My wife and child had diphtheria. Thomas' Edectric Oil cured them. I would kirk, N. Y. WEST LEBANON.

June Behney and Miss losa Shroff were married Saturday after and William Witman spent Sun Union Deposit. H.W. Hoffman, Betj: Hinkle and a festival Saturday West Lebanon hotel and, well (ended. Music was fnrnish.ea by the Mt. Lebanon band.

The ladies' mite society of St. i i will bold a lawn festival BatuFOnx IQ George. Smyers, lert or Cumberland county to spend a few Mrs Jacob Snvder is on the sicft list. E. R.

Early spent Sunday at Pajniy.ra. Joseph Strohman is home from Millersville normal school to epeia his vaoAion. D. F. Shroff is confined to his bed with a spell of sickness! HoW.

Thto! We ofler One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured bv Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENY Toledo, O. We tbe known F.

J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carrv out any obligations made by their Wrar TBUAX, wholesale drnitgists, Toledo, 0. WALDING. KIKHAN MABVIN, wholesale druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system.

Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free. I am an old soldier of the Rebellion.

A year ago I was in bed all winter with chronic rheumatism. Three doctors failed to eive me Two bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters put me on my ftjt It is worth its weight in gold." B. Knapp, Litchfield, Hillsdale Men- do the Chlldrwi Drink" Don't cive tbem tea or coffee. Haye the new It is delicionrand noansbmg health of coffee. The more the children tbe more dSbibute through their sys- iu-O ii made of pure grains, dioice coffee but coata All Disorders Grabam'sDyspepsia Heartburn.

Gaatritis and Stomach Onred. Grorer yiaa One dose removes all diitrwa, jer- Bianent cure of the most thromc and Bianent cure cases is guaranteed; Do not suffer A 60 cent bottle will convince the moat Lemberger Druggists of the scalp or Scald Head, form, is never- the t.T' FUKN1TUKK, Bowman, Jos. 525-2; North Ninth St. Jershberger A Son, 613-17 Cumberlaad St. Hackman, Monroe, 033 Mlfflin St.

D. A. Frantz. Cumberland St. Kembel, G.E., lUghthSt.

and C. L. depot. FLORISTS, Hlsh's Leb. Val.

Greenhouse, Cheat. A Fourth. GKOOEIUKB. Hpfltman, M. 1'B South Third St.

Aurentz, Harry, Fourth and Cheetnat St. Klein, s. 4U North Seventh 8t. dnell, 6. oor.

Fifth and St. Bonewitz, J. 523 Weldman St. Siegrlst, O. cor.

Ssventh and Lehman St. Griffln, Martin, cor. Fifth and Canal St. steokbeck, 8M Cumberlund Bt. Hqttenstein, P.

1014 Cumberland St. Cavenaugh, cor. Twelfth and Forge St. Benslog, cor. Ninth Mid LehmanJSt.

landermilch, A. 131 Walnut St. cor. Eighth and CheetnutSt. Walnur, John and Walnnt St.

HOTELS, Cafe, 30 gouth Eighth 8t- DIetzler.J. Cumberland St. Grelner, U. 27 Soath Ninth St. Kaley.

i. 702 North Ninth St. Yordy, John, 23 Santh Eighth St. BATS, OAFS, If PUNISHING GOODS. Frantz, W.

T. Bro', Gomberland St. Erb Cranmer, Eighth ud Cumberlind St. Bachrach 717 Cumberland HABDWAIUS, Ac. Cumber Failor, 43 North Ninth 1N8TALMEN1- 110U8KS.

uvt, S72.74 Mortli Oti. Galeljr Brltton, Xlxbth and Willow St. JEWELRY, Sc. Schmidt, J. Cumberland SU Consedine.

peter, 11O North Eighth, street. Kohr.O.M™ 13S North Wahth at. Surah at. LIVEBY OARRIA8E BKPbsiTOBY. Deiter Stables, Seventh St.

ana rear Lebanon Laadermilcb, Harry, rear of Caaft House. MARBLE AND GRANITE WOKKS. Daukhertv, H. I. Sou, 8(h and Chestnut Sts.

G. Eighth St. and C. depot MILLINERY. SeabpiaiS.

746 Cumberland St. Bomberger, Misf, 70J Cumberland St. Diehl, Mbs, 70S Cumberland St. tath, M. and CV712 CumberUnd St.

Badfcsw. F.Mi«^«N.8fathSt. oKOANS, MUSIC, 1 8 Miller Organ 83t Camberllad St. jrbon itudio, 121 North Iflnth St. FAWKBBOKEB8.

Lichtensteln. 7 South Kighth Bt. tjUKKNSWABB A GLASSWARE. Coldren, W. SB dunbertond Bfa.

Moore's Cafe 115-17 BESTAtlBAllTS. KOOFEBS BOOJPING.BUPPLIJES. Jower, A. 123 South Fifth Miller, t-'athan, Ml South Eighth SI. BEAL KSTATB, Ac.

North ttghth SaOBMAKBHS 1 North ytae, IT. 730 Cumteflajid gt. KUne, 7a.Cumberlarid St. 1 June 29, 1807. steady; fancy western creamery do Pennsylvania 16c7; do western, 15c.

fresh rearby, western No. 2 white, No. 3 2 mixed, 24. winter in bulk, spring in sacks, 10.50a$11.00. easier supers extras, S3.00a3.25; Fenn'a rollar clear, straiftht, 90a4.10; western winter clear, t3.75»390, stnight, western patent, $3 spring clear, S3.40a3.6S; do.

straight. do.patent, 'Oity mills, 40; do. clear, do. straight, do, patent. RiFiBib powdered, granulated, confectioners 4 key stone No.

2 for load trade, and large receipts of new; old potatoes good to fancy ZOaSOc. -per bnsber; new southern do. choice per barrel, 1.75af 2.00; medium per barrel, per barrel, 1.26a- $L75; culls, per barrel, 75aSl. old roosters, spring chickens, Ducks, 8a9c. DREBSED fowls, choice, 9c Wr to good; broilers, western, desirable sixe do.

large, 10al2a; nearby do." as to size and quality, 17a20c. HAT-Timothy, choice large bales, 50; do. No. 1 large bales, 12.50M13; choice small bales, $13.50 asked; oof No. 112.50a$13; do.

No. do. No. mixed, No.l do. No.

2, y.50a*10. STOCK AND CHAIN MARKET fupoitma omuj br J. w. na Omm- are-offered at ext once and take ad va bicycle AND SUNDRIES will be sold at prices to dqse business. New Bicych Will be at and below Call at once Special Bargaii hand Wheels.all nc enameled and ily low prices.

Com these special indi H. CLARK, North Eighth Street, Lebanon, CDQ YOUR EYES 1 Do yonliave headache after nadlnc or (owing f. Uo yonr eyelMrbnm or Itch, or do loir when nultfft rlttt becoming blurred and indistinct Boyou a htwelveUtcaefc when reading? LEECH, STILES LEMNON OFFICE, LEMEMER ORU8 STOKC. gvery Friday, Main Once, and 16 Sonth UtiTsti, PUIadclpua. Conrtantlnople Filled.

Thugs. London, June 'correspondent of The Sfa'ridard saya. that the secret ofBclal orders have been sent Into the provirices to encourage abiebpdled men to. come to, the capita), with the result fewer than 25,000 sturdy raffiana thave, 'arrived there and been prqvided "for by the.govern- Shot IIIniWtfThibugli the Heart. Chicago.

June Gtfjr-C. Ledyard, manager of American Starch company and.sori.jof Ledyard, a' pioneer surar broker of ChlcagOi shot himself through the'ietirt --with a fowling: piece. He died instantly. Ill health had caused him to he cle- sjxmdent Hot Weather Qior Julyi This week we opened another lot of desirable hot weather stuffs in JACONETS and ORGANDIES, at 6c and ioc a yard. With will find a fulL assortment and the latest We made a big cutln INDIES' WAISTS Monday morn, ing to continue until all are sold, at 5oc; formerly Are you looking for FOURTH OF JULY GROCERIES You will find at our goods you want, fresh and staple the prices are right Leaders ii LowestPi Leaders ii Ufairt Silk SUMMI FLANIMI SHIRTS to went with PRrCE $1 A full HM of Bicycle Bel Golf Hose, the very IcmrMt I 747 BACHRACH HATS ARC BROI DresNd tf NINTH AMD WILLOW STS.

ROSY CHEEKS UD.SPIBIiJIG XXSB Follow the use of Utah Kidnejf Beaos. The Turners' frreat -The warning notes from the kidneys backache, urinary trouble, frequent burning urine, drop- sical swellinira, irregular heart action. Heed the warning at once. Soar in danger. Utah Kidney Beans regulate the 'cure aU Urinary and'bladder troubles aurely and quickly.

Utah Kidney Beanc, Diacoveredimd Perfected by THE TURNEHS, of TUBNER8 alaomake ro.MCI.IA— Tbe Friend, the lava. lid's Benefactor. A pert eoUood. Anew dla, oovery (or the little ones and for the weak. UTTbE L.IVCB, TPJUfER A Terr small pilL Torns yonr lirer.

Special agents in Lebanon, Lemberger E. Boger, J. F. Loehle, DruggJata. I Yon will never tire if; borer of one af oar SaftB.

fill the anteed, the makeup tbe workmanship of tbe sails yoa can prices which eannpt scribed except with illost pleace come and set B. FTWIM Htrekaat TaJlar ILPBOr Car Lots- Wheat, 609 Bogs, 21,000 Oar Data C6 Boer, 3 UK. Sept wheat, pats calls NUR3ING BOWLE Trotting and LITITZ, PENN'A, Monday, July 5, No. v'9-Sllnote Class, Tn No. 2M Claw, Trotting a No.

dan. Trotting and 1 Class, Trotting andl Adms Jaly mtdbaes of the ioerat street, opposite iBenaiS thefollowlnff personal pr Curbowds, SinVm. tef Chora, Carre. Queens hivl Wooden-ware, i many other a ons to mention. Sale to conunraoe at 1 OUTFIT INQLUD tie (graduated), i Bottle Brush, i Pure Gum fitting.

BOG £R'S DRUG 'wf SOUTH 1 iTfc c. Lititz will nail iovable Indew RJth of Jaly parade In noon Sf'fte'Keitand moiteu- enay'Celebrations on the Eever witnessed. See big i' Hojrse Races in the after- mtidnLln the evening. "Lebanon at 7.12 a. and at C.45 m.

CtaM Berehart TaBirlH, to L. MYERS, 30 Stitt Setwth Street i. fine stock of Bnitinga 'eel 'rom at all line of Pantalooninge, doatOft and in-ported. W. C.

Miller, Auctioneer. ''at tow i ayjs-v.