Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 2

JROPP, -LIGHT SCHROPP: fuli Associated uud is tbc- uiily flytirinU-xl hi Lebanon Valley. uv Carrleis Ten ity Tin-it- muiillis, l(. relating to business, iuUiiUeU uubiicatitiu, be latha 1JA11A' i'a. a postal card, with your uuiue and and VtiH served vy-itn Uie paper ue. Make minuHiUivefomiilamt liviio tu lias otite.

OUTOIiEK 20. TTTBT. BOXES. ing 1 iil snows tbe location Alarm boxes the Lebanon Fire nt: AKD LOCATION OFJBOXE8. LOCATION.

ffl'Ch auu Waiant kiglitlj ana aua and Walnut. ana ft'iuge. AUU Cumberland. and willow. nuU and L.tl]uiau.

1'weutu anu ATE nuxcH. a Wati-r. BOWTOSCNlfi.N AI.AKM. an alarm tlie box. anu tuin the Ore itisititr.

Wnuu un uiarin in louiKl tile uuiiilii-r tile box ie alarm luUi tiitzcs. rbere are to ea-b btix uaicli are InUd Uvum oeiir by. 'Jue jioliccmen a sn 5ys. The central station locatea in office. TO LOCATE ALAUMS.

alarm is souuden Irom box 12 the fire Strike one. UUMI paukc uiiil siriise two bwilllndieatf tiiat tbr tUe is iu Hi': vicinity 1.12 fivei-j' alarm Is icpeateu iour rjlESJBENT, BEKJAMIN HAliUISON, of ludiaua. i VICE rr.ESIDBNT, WUrnSLAW REID, of Kew Tork. fcBEPBWJCAJ! STATE TICKET 3CDGB or suruEME CODBT, JOItS llEAX, of BUlr County, KUKB MrDOWELL, Mercer. WUJJAM Curbou.

UfKAJSClSDDSLAP, Uuicaster. WOODS, lllbidelilbla. JOMiS, Allcgbcuy. BAKJilt, iJOlaware. DISH1CT Uiwson, ID.

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17. 1,. T. liulirbauli S. ScUoch 11'.

J.S. ill Clower ai. 21. Jas. Laux IB.

Kobert J-ltcarn as. Jas. Al.Lindsey 24. 1.. Lincoln IS.

D. Ucll M. 11. uylor Sl.O.f. Barclay Jl.Shelbley 28.

Jesse E. Dale OKJrecu K. Mosst'r Grtst COUM1 1-lClitT. jiPOB ADDITIONAL LlW Jl'DOE, li. Wcl'UEKSON.

1'OB CONOlir.ES, M. WOOMKK, KOU SENA'IOIJ, J. T. S. (rUBlN.

VOV. ASSEMBI.T, THOMAS WA1.KKK. JOHN K. lSTlOCT ATTORNEY, FttANK KKL-iZliK. JPOU UlltECTOll Ot THE J'OOH, in the square J-lKlil of Hit; ilvpubliuan.

OR; vcr fUe on tJio oflicial ballot. DOITI SCRATCH. that Republicans should care to a at the coming election js how to straight Jlcpublican ticket. tie done by making an mark after llgronp wbioh ia headed by the word Opublicau" in black type. Tbe Re- blicail ticket is printed iu the first col the ballot.

Beginning at the pun is necessary lor tbe first group, for tbo second group aud so on to the bottom of-tbe column. simple and will require a very ti3mo. Voters can learn to prepare ticket as quickly under tbe new 1 as they could by the old way. Pe suggest that it is unnecessary for ublioans to vole auy other I.han tbe ht ticket at the coining election for that every candidate is a man, deserving of the entire Re- tlicKD vote. Tbcre is not a single why anyone of the Republican tUdates should be scratched.

M. Woomer, our candidate for is tinaiifieil in every way for the position, au I will rujneseut this dis- Sn Congress, and especially Leba- 1 county, iu a manner that will bring to himself aud bis constituents, vltostaudiug tho uckind thrusts That 3 been made at Jiim by self-opiMou- busy bodies. He is tariff man and on tbe having given le JTttudy attention to both subjects, And will take a wise and judicious part vswhekever they tbey may eooie up iu the House. We caunot afford to wad a free Congress from this district, nor -do we fear that sucb I the case. The record General Gobiu has made ior himself in the Seuate is his and highest testimonial.

He bas S-Sheen tried in numerous u-ays and bas LJ, Differ found wanting. Boides, vfeel lOOufident that higher honors await Slim, Lebanon county RepnMicwis will (do credit to themselves by returning him vith an increased majority. The candidates on the Connty ticket "were nominated by large majorities and confidence ot tbe j-oople. They deserve a full Republican vole. It is cv- ident, therefore, as we have said, that exists no occasion for Republicans to scratch their ticket iu a single instance.

Xjet every Republican go to tbe polls the 8tb of November and vote the fall Republican Ticket, aud thus discharge bis duty as r. citizen aud patriot in way that is creditable to himself, party Jind his country. To vote i.iiRl'nll lleimMioa" tieUc: -iplacp a cross tuai-iv tin' to tiie right 01' tlie Uepuulicau. tbus: ABB'S IAD £ABOB BECOHD. t-ne couuctv, rczardless of former political affiliations, are arrayed Grover Cleveland on account of his record that is so antagonistic to their interests.

In the Democratic platform, adopted at Chicago, occors the following: "We de- IIOUULV Uie. McKinley tariff law. enacted by the Fifty-first congress, and promise fts repeal as one of the beneficent results that will follow the action of Uie people in entrusting power to tlie Democratic party." Tbe fitty-first section of the present Republican tariff, known as the McKinley law, provides: "That all goods, wares, articles of merchandise, manufactured -wholly or in part in any foreign country by convict labor hall not be entitled to entry at any of the lions of the United States, and the importation thereof is hereby prohibited, and the cretnry of the treasury is authorized to prescribe such regulations as may be necessary for the enforcement of this pro- I'liiler the-direction of this statute no article is admitted into this country without si sworn statement from tie shipper and I he importer that it is not the product of convict labor. This is a part of the law tbe Democratic platform declares tie. repealed in case power is entrusted the Democratic party.

The Convict Labor Candidate. If it isargued that the Democratic attack upon the McKinley law is not aimed at iiU particular section, the answer is that Mr. Cleveland, as president of the United Suites, has already committed himself to policy of employing convicts in government works, and of deriving government revenue from their labor in direct competition with free labor. Xot only would Mr. Cleveland admit the product (if foreign convict labor, but he would employ all the convicts in federal prisons in industrial pursuits, and -would have the government make money out of their work.

his annual message, dated Dec. 6, Mr. Cleveland, referring to the construction of penitentiaries for the confinement of all prisoners convicted and sen- tencwd in Ignited States courts, says: Consideration of this subject it erect more than one of i i i located at such places as would Iii's; subserve tbe purposes of business and economy in transportation. The considerable cost of maintaining these convicts, as at present, in state institutions ivould be saved by the adoption of the plan proposed; and, by employing them in the imnnrncture of such articles as were leeded lor use by the government, quite a pecuniary benefit would be realized ji partial return for our outlay." Hostility to Labor Reforms. Xot only by his ugly recommendation, by actually twice preventing the full -iniu-tinent of anti-convict labor laws, has Mr.

Cleveland demonstrated his desire to prison labor in competition with he labor of free men. In 1866, and again be killed by "pocket vetoes" acts if congress forbidding the use by the government of the product of convict labor. This law became operative only -when Cleveland was defeated, and Harrison became president. Then it was promptly signed. The following is an itemized record of Cleveland's acts in opposition to labor reforms: governor of Xew York: lit- vetoed tbe inecauics' lien law hill, mak- incc the wages of workingmen engaged in the ruction of buildings a first mortgage on the pj-oiierty.

ilc- tho life and limb bill, making employers responsible for happening imperfect machinery or inferior con- itmctinn of buildings. lie vetoed the tenement house cigar hill, for- the manufacture of cigars In tenement houses. lie vetoed the bill compelling tho elevated mads of Tork to charge only five cents He vetoed the hill, requiring all the state printing to be done by union work- He vetoed tbe hill making ten hours a legal work for nil street car employes. He vetoed the bill abolishing convict labor ia allhougu this proposition when trjijmitted to the popular vote of the people WHS curried by a majority of lie vetoed tho child labor bill providing for the factories where children wore employed, aud prohibiting the employment of children under 14 years of age. lie signed tbe bill compelling the stationary engineers of Now York city to pay a tax of $2 per year to the police pension fund or be debarred from following their vocation.

lie signed the bill reducing the fees of the New York harlior pilots, which bill benefited only the foreign steamship monopolies. While president of the United States: He killed by a "pocket veto" tho arbitration hill, compelling the reference to impartial ar- hiterK ot hilxir controversies in certain con- only motive for their says our methods and prices attract attention. The methods are honest, the prices are tight, and that means patronage. Progress is the- watchword. Every week to bring forth something better than ever before.

This' week we Rill call your attention to our success and nnpreee- rity which they met with An Immense Dou't la 1 to See Us Tomorrow. It is the prettiest line we have ever been able to procure. They come in all colors, styles aud prices. Our plaid styles are especially desirable. The line of Eider Downs can't be beat.

The prices range from 81.50 to 85. See this attraction and conviuce yourself that our of Citizens of Lebanon have voted for us as their (ilwhiers. CHILBRE-N'S COATS THIS SEASON ARE REAL BARGAINS. tbe exceptional tribut' U1OUVC jui i ies in tbe fact of tbei a medicitv and pharmaceutical reparation of perior value. Additio fe he trne value of ALLCOCE'.

rouous ri AS TERS lies in tbe fact that th are largely imitated ous Per who seek to deceive the pi bllc offering plasters which they claii to the "same," "equal," "as good, be er "best porous plaster," v. 'WJe is in general appearance only that tey ble AIXCOCK'S. Every one of he so- called porous plasters are imi 'tati ons of ALLCOCK'S POKOCS PLASTEBS. Avoid dealers who attempt to pa Im ofl inferior and worthless plasters- tt at are purchased by them at low purpose of substitution. Meeting.

Tbe Annual meeting of tbe fc the aem.bers of the Good Samaritan Hospital, of I -eb- anon, consisting of "all pers ons 'bo shall annually contributed to the ort of the Hospital, a sum not less than 85 and shall have paid tbe durifg the current year, at least 60 day befor the time fixed for tbe annual el eotion." will be held at the Hospital, No. 711 Chestnut street, Lebanon, on Thursday evening, October 20, 1892, at 7:30 o'clock, for the purpose of elec IJng sir members of tbe Board of Manf igers to serve for the ensuing four years. G. FOIISET, Bec'y- oct8-td Now Try This. It will cost yon nothingand rill surely do yon good, if you have a Co ugh, Cold, or any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs, Dr.

King's New Dirccovery for Consumption, Coughs and. Colds is guaranteed to give relief, or money will be paid back. Sufferers fro ro La Grippe found it just the thing and under its use had a speedy and perfect recovery. Try a sample bottie at our expense and learn for yourself just how good a thing it is. Trial bottles free at Geo.

Ross Drug Store. Large size 50o. and 81.00. State and County Taxes for 1892. John A.

Uhler, the collector for the city, will be at the county Treasurer's office in the court house during the day and from 7 to 8 o'clock in the evening for the convenience of. those that cannot call during the day. Furnishing Goods The reader is cordially invited to inspect my goods and if I do not show ability to give you the best values, why I. shall'not expect to secure your trade. It sometimes pays to look around before you buy.

I can fit you as well as any other tailor. IP YOU DOUBT IT. TRY IT Sam'l Bower, 334 N. 9th LEBANON, PEXX'A. II-killed by 11 veto" the IJiSJ.

and also tuat of 1868. by ofQcials of Ilie product of convict iu uU nf Dt-c. ISS-i, lierecom- t-nuiloym'-Mit of all federal could- j-ursaits in federal aud tiif tise by the yuverameut of the iuvt tif their lubctr. Cleveland has thus written himself the convict labor candidate. There is no mistaking intention or that of his v.

REPUBLICAN pears on (Jic ofiicial ballot. N' simpler. THE KID-GLOVED Mugwump President of Harvard University, Mr. Eliot, is reported as having forbidden Republican to play "Marching Through Georgia" in the college buildings, be- it is not dignified enough. He voiilj possibly them play "God Save the Queen," as that is English, you ktiovr.

President Eliot and others like Mini, must not forget that the citizens of this country are mainly Americans, believe iu Amciican doctrines and p3es, and love to sing the songs that were sung when the Union armies marched to victory, even though they be somewhat undignified. It seems that Tree traders are wedded to the SoutKvto such an ex- teut that they caunot brook anything that may bo distasteful to the old fire- caters, for the South is the home of free i ride, and but for tbe votes of the old rebel element it would scarcely receive recognition in I his country. Hev. James f. Stone ot Lover Cabot, Vt, formerly ot A Faithful Pastor Ia held in high esteem by his people, and his opinion upon temporal as well as spiritual matters is valued greatly.

The following is from a clergyman long influential in New England, now spending well earned rest in Cabot, a X. Hood i Lowell, have used Hood's Sarsaparflla In our family for many years past, with great efit. We have, with confidence, recommended It to others for ttielr various ail- meiits, almost all of whom have certified to great beneut by its use. We can Honestly and Cheerfully recommend It as tie bloxi partner we have ever tried. have used others, bntnone with the beneficial effect! of Hood's.

Also, we deem Hood's Fills and Olive Ointment invaluable. Mrs. Stone says cannot do without them." BEV. J. P.

STOCTE. Better than Gold Mr. Geo. T. Clapp, of Eastondale, Mass, says: "I am 82 years of age, and for SO years have suffered Witt running sores on of my legs.

A few years ago I had two toes amputated, physicians saying I was suHar- ins from gangrene and had but A Short Time to Live Eight months ago as a neighbor urged me, I began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. whole lower part of my leg and foot was a running sore, but It has almost completely healed and I can truthfully say that 1 am in heoer health than I have been for man; years. I have taken no other medicine and consider that I owe all my Improvement to Hood's Sarsaparilla It Is better than gold." I cheerfully verifr the above statement of Mr. Clapp. whom I have known 30 years." J.

M. UED, Druggist, Eastondale, Mass. HOOD'S PlU.8 BUT THE Democratic party has with virtual-unanimity not only adopted an anti-protectionist programme, but has elmseu as its candidate a politician whose name is synonymous with what we mean by fiee is, tariff for revenue purposes The manner in which Democratic party has adopted the principle of free trade is specially remarkable. Protection, i. the raising duties for other than revenue purposes, ims been condemned as unconstitutional, cud, therefore, if the Democratic party triumphs protection must go root and branch, as something opposed to the institutions of the United States.

So says the London "Spectator," and it seems to be speaking by the card. In- tlfcd, prominent Democratic leaders in this country virtually say tbe same thing. But, are the citizens of this country ready to have protection torn up root and branch NVe know It would suit but we want laws adapted to Amerca's needs. JVDOE W. n.

CAI.KIXS, formerly of Inuiana, now at Port Townsend, Washington, has received a letter from Judge Walter Q. Gresham, saying that the statement that he would vote tbe Democratic ticket and take ibe stump against Harrison were made wholly without his authority. He says the statements are JVu. CONSUMERS of water i-bould take heed to tbe notice published by Water Board, which appears in our, unauthori2ed purelj gratni tons." columns. Our water supply Of conree tbe Mngwomps won't be- is iow and it will not give us relief ij eve this it The for very often they do Sot know them- ty-complaining or' fault finding.

very best each of us can do is to hnsband i 4 selves what they do believe. They increased by tiij. to be done now. is tbe ouly safe of "Stuffed Prophet" and that seems good enough for them. So mote it be.

Hood's Vegetable Pills are prepared to meet a mate demand for a mild efficient and reliable family physic. They arc purely vegetable, containing no calomel stance of any kind. Hood's Pills act upon the stomach, liver, aud alimentary canal, and cure Liver Complaint, Constipation Xansea, Biliousness, Headache, Indigestion Sour Stomach, Distress after Eating, Jaundice A cold may bo broken np and a fever provontei by promptly taking Hood's Pills. Hood's Pills Are prepared by C. I.

Hood Apothecaries Lowell, Mass. Price 25 cents per box. Sold all druggists or sent by man on receipt of price. The only SURE ROACE DESTROYER is We guaranty it to rid die house of ROACHE arul WAI-ER BUGS. MONEY REFUNDED MAURERS' Persian INSECT is licbcil iii ib- market For Sale by Tie surt and Sold only in bottles, tHir THAOZ 329 M.

GTK The Great Kugllah Promptly and perma ently cures all forms Jfervpus Weakness Esnisftons. Spertnotorr Aea, Impotency. and al effects Abuse or tex cesses. Been prescribed over 35 years in tbon sands of cases Is the onVj Reliable and honest Hed icine known. Ask drug gist for WOOD'S PHOSPHOOI.NE; If he offers some worthless medicine In piace of this leave his dishonest store, inclose price In letter and we will send by return mall.

Price, one package, si; six, $5. One tciU please, six tell cure, ratnpblet In plain sealed envelope, stamps. Address THE WOOD CHEMICAL 131 Wood ard avenue, Detro Mich. by all Druggists. Desirable City Properties I I bav: now lor sale, several City located in -linerent sections of the city, wblch I will sell at a saerUlce.

Persons seeking for Desirable and Cheap Properties, Easy Terms, will do well to call once, Estate and Fire Insurance Office Boom In the Centrti Hotel Bull J.B. MILLER SON, OlhSt. Off. Central Market. iEO.

EHRHORN PRXSIDBlfT. CHAS. SCHAFER Enterprise MANUFACTURERS OF Misses' and Children's iDg (Jo. Fine Shoes Shoes Made to Measure when Orders ate Given through Retailed fha Enterprise Shoe can be purchased at all the Shoe Stores in City of Lebanon Ask for them may2S-tt SEND THEIR t-ye Opecialist to Lebanon Every Friday UE WILL BE FOD25D AT JOS. L.

LEMBERGER'S DRV6 STURE, From A. 31. to 5 P. QUEEN Oculists and Opticians, 1010 Chestnut Fhila. H.

BOWEtt, raa ONJ.Y Pn-ctical Slate Roofer, 119 S. Fifth St. Lebanon, Pa 1 wpnia respectlnlly Invite the attention ol Architects, Builders anil all others Interested In the matter, to examine my stock ol Roofing 11 niar. flSANGOR. CHAl'iiAX, KKD GKEKN VEK11ONT.

Slatecanbe had In any quantity size. Orders by left at the Harduarr store of GEOUGE ICKAUSE promptlv at tended to. All persons needing anytuiae ii tols line will find it to their advantage to gi NONE BUT PEACTICAL WOKS- i -MEN A. n. febl5-tr PUNCTUAL PAYMENT.

ACGDST 3, 1892. The Prndential Insuraucc Co. paid this tliroosli their local representative, 31 XCKES, AMt. Ihesumof One Han- arert and Seven Uuflan (S1OI.OO) to Sir. Henry Gewy, 934 EllzxbUh St tbe utme belne the amount of iusurance- on the lite off hlfl daughter, who wua burled this day.

M. REES. Assistant 756 Cumberland St. II you want a friend in need INSURES I THE may25-Sm West End Hotel DAVID KLINE, Cor. Elevenih and Brandjwine LEBANON, PA.

GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS. AWEUrSTOCKED BAR mayll-tf I'EWiS' 98 55 LYE Ott TAK CAKrar ULKANIXG I beg leave to Inform the peopl- Lebanon and connty that 1 haveaupplk-a mv Coo-pet Cleaning Machine with wblcb 1 am enabled Co clean promptly and more ihoruuuhly than by iliak ing or whipping, and inaOit. to look like n-w Carpets are no longer torn and ruined UK. witn the old method. Once having jd carpet cleaned by machinery no other method woiib be used.

Carpets made. look line new. Orders left tne Carpet Store of J. M. Sbent receive prompt attention.

Goods called Tor and delivered promptly alii the wort executed on tae most reasonablr terms. Give me a trial. JEFFERSON B. LIGHT, 141 Cumberland Streei AFTEB ALL OTHERS FAIL CONSULT DOCTOR LOBB, 329 N. 15th St.

(cJKSTuJ jtia'E OSL7 SILUCLB SFECliilOT. .30 continuous practice. TUs celebrated positively cores MASIIOOD, BEBILITV EKKORS (both eexeE) qoicklyat-di. manently: fresh caaes In 3 to 7 days (never return' Do not risk having your entire system perm by poisonous drugs and be mined for life by others. YOU WIU.

COME IIH AFTE1I AtL OTHERS If "VOr DOST CO9IE FIRST YOU. WII.I. KCREI.Y COKE I. ATE It. Bondredsof testimonials from patleotg that others not cure.

Consultation at omce. or by mall free. Send 4c. fur book (sealed). Ofllco Hours, dally and Sundays, A.

31. until 3 P. iL 6 to every evening. OT1CKTO TAX IS herei.y given that the city taxes, school til sand wat rents for the year 1882, are now due and able at the omce of tbe city treasurer. A penalty of three per centum is required to be added on all unpaid city und taxes after the first day of September 1892, a one pcrcen-um additional eachsuc- ceeulne mouth until paid.

Duplicates of all unpaid taxes will be placed In tbe hands of the collector on the Brat day of 1892. Five per centum will be added on all unpaid water rents afier January 1st. 1833. Fur the benefit of persons wbo canuoi conveniently call during business hours, ibe ireasur-r may In his offlceevrry eveningduiine tbe momh 01 Augu until 8 o'clock. Tersous who can conveniently so, are hereby kindly requested fo give this matter their immediate attention ana thusavoid the usual throng and press durinK tbe last week hi August.

H.P Ity Treasnr-r, Office. U. B. Aid building, corner K.nth and Bailroad streets. 72O HAND-MADE EA8X FITTIJiG SHOES.

A i i VVXSB m-TM-H I-'. H.T. A TvfT-f ST- LlBiNOS, Pi. Maker of Fine Custom Boots and Shoes. All the Finest Grades and Satisfaction Guaranteed.

Particular attention given to Odd-Shaped Feet. Baiy Ftttlnc fog Coma A Bnmlolu Heaoquarterslo all kinds of Shoe Dressing and febS We Have Been Elected Not once or twice, but a score of times and upon each occasion by increasing majorities. It would take a good many of the blanket sheet Baker which to inscribe numberless Bargains with whrrh we are ready to serve you. Fall in fit yours-lves O'it lor fall. Childrtn's Suits: Style ar are the two elements which we combine in every suit we bhbxv tor little ones In -hort Pant Suits we begin to serve you as low in frice.

as $1.25 and Si. 50. Our lines of these at $2, 52 50 an i £3 are excellent values Presents given with Boys' Clothing If See Tomsrraw Our Men's Suit Stock. The gentleman who fails to see our fall stock of Suits not only misses looking at the finest collection in town; but if he buys. elsewhere he is very likely to miss two or three dollars which he would certainly save by buying here.

It's a complete stock, embracing the Best Fabrics, the Best Styles, the Best Tailoring. Literally hundreds of Suits from which to select, between $5 and $25. Fall Overcoats: Popular shades of Kerseys, Meltons, The garments we are showing are stylishly cut, tailor made and' absolutely without a flaw as to fit and finish. $5 to $25. Isaac Mann Son, Are Yon Particular There has been considerable complaint about bad coal and the with same from who lay in a supply for Winter's use; that in order to overcome we have gone to considerable trouble and expense to a Good Standard Grade ot Coal We are glad to say- that we have been and have gotten cially Prepared Goal which we are now reidy to deliver promptly.

This Coal free from slate and guaranteed and clean. bal is as low now as it will be this season (it is likely to go higher in price before long) You can readily see the advantage in not wait ing. Give us you order; it will- receive prompt attention OPENINGS Fall and Winter Dress Goodsrf Never have we so tn- thusiastic over: our line, and never have we, had such a beautiful line toshow! DRESS GOODS I variety and excellence of this, season's i line far exceeds any thing; we. have before offered. DO IT MOW! MISH BROS 7th Willow Telephone Connection.

aug-29-tt LEBANON, PA. O. B. MUTUAL Aid Society of Pennsylvania. This Socletylias paid for Death Losses.

Its two new Divisions K. and F. are based upon Improvements discovered by andare Superior toany other klndbf tnsoranee. Dl 0 -Ji aa now been ta exlstencestx It3 1 ra J5 aT "5ges only per year in a LOW. Tius would make the cost of assessments a 75 0 a eraon3l) ta rs of ape Insured for i.

00, only itJo. and for annuals aftrr foa. While this extraordinary low i 6 01 110 0 1111116 11 proves the 8n- iort tois Wision, for the death rate to only a little ever one-half the table rates. The 8 and Toan 8 women of this city and ylchntjfshottld examtae twj Divisions and Cheap tusuracce. For furflier particulars apply at the Office of tha Society.

janlS ly Will keep tbe HAIR or BANGS CURL from 1 to 2 weeks in all ofwMther. This is not a BA.NDO- 1AKK or STICKY preparation and ABSOLUTELY HAEMLESS. Take no gobtUtnte. Sold everywhere, 25 cents erbatue or by mail 30 cents. retZZME MFG.

1001 Cfieshicrt SL Philadelphia. We are now ourhrw loa.k Room "ar d. we are prer than ever to give our turners perfect satisfaction" tn le, f.t and fin- isb, I he new- est ideas the latest stjles, and in f-tct, every( tng that be popular the ming seasoni, WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SEE YOU WHETHER VOLT NTEND BUYING OR.NOT. 816 Cumberland. Lebanon, Pa.

If You Drink Drink Pure Lager Beer On tap at all Hotels and Saloons -I' the city and county. BREWED BY THE UNIOIM BREWING COMPANY, LEBANON, PENN'A..