Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 4

nil UCDVO. Ml AT MAUMER, Sue. to Leading HatteWand Men's Outfitters, the B. C. Sat.

708 Oumbwltnd Strut. APRIL 15. 1893. Will OB Saturday, July 29, 1898. ianoBnceinents under this head, estrictly In advance.

IlKGllTEB OF WILLS. JOHN W. TOBIAS, of the First ward. Hubject to the Bepnnllcan Frimarles of Len- ll County. lettieV.

Katie Rise illieA. Wentz ittieEvani -IVUU Hall-Moliegln Lodge No. 288, Hall-Lebanon Circle B. U. A.

ADVKBTISEKEVTB TODAY. -Funeral Franklin Augustus Bank. 'v at Gernranla Park Hotel. compound. at St.

George Hotel. nek at latayette Hotel. rtican House Menu. 3 Ties and k- Hotel For Sale. of tbe World'.

Q.April executive of the World's Fair commisaion 1 an sewion yesterday to tor the opening of the state building; oand fixing theaalaries of tke The commission's headquarters ctty with the of the aecre- I will closed after May IS. Clark Gearhart will ratelned until needed at Chicago. i Oommiaaioner Farquhar will i April 24 and nnderthe i of board will be inquired to bairn At the state building dnr- whole period ot the exposition, ex when called away by er i imperative peraonal the attendants in building omitted to receive any for whatever. The following will at the state building, with their i per month: Matilda Hart Sheldon, $125; matroneseee, Mia. Norristown, and Ctate- Mary Hi UK); qf Information Denial C.

Herr, W. O. mvu, $80; woman attendant, Grober, Harrisburg, $60; (ten Mias Martha Sober, Philadelphia Amy 8. Hoffman EliaDreaaler. MaM.

Harbeaon )arrie Altecderfer. arah L. Oallagber. iatoH. Schools jtaT.

imhoff Mary Beard Alice A. Grnber. Elizabeth Rebstook Alice V. Shank 'ora Hartman JeceliaBohr tinnie Pott Krall linnieCapp. Daily Allwine linnie Hartz.

UmieSiegriat. Ida O'Neill aoeE. Lehman Lnnie F. Ghent lillianM. Ghent lizzie K.

Light Lienbirda Kate A. Walten Wilhelmina Scott 'lorenoe Hauer Emily Coble SybillaS. Doebler Mary Danbert daKrelder Hinerva Bellinger jizzie K. Behney Lnna H. Clauaer 8.

Agnea Scott Sybilla Harpel COUSTY TEACHERS. Uisa HeTerling, Coheva Minnie E. Bodenhorn, Annville. Rae Woolison, Myeratown Ada Philips, Swatara twp Susie H. Osgood, Annie Sajlor, Annville.

Alice Light, Millcreek twp. Mrs. M. E. Riae, Ind.

District Sertba Noll, Myeretown Carrie Deinmger, E. Hanover Sallie R. Miller, Cornwall twp. Emma 8. Wolf, Bethel twp V.

Haak Norma Immel. Heidelberg. J.Troatle.... i Timothy Maker, Philadal- jet remain seven to but the executive commissioner itoks they will not all be filled. resolution was adopted providing that be allowed The Philadelphia policemen and janitors nrill in the state building.

Deputy eaBmiasioner John A. Woodward will awmtlnued as secretary of the liberal arta at a reduced salary. Asetatan Jacob Dillinger will remain at Harrisburg, It is beBered tke I appropriation ot $60,000 ackedfec I granted by tbe Two Mora Cyclone VietlBU. April Two more deatta occurred Hawkina Bank fraaa the of in juries in tbe cyclone of There are naif a dozen more 'of the who cannot possibly live. doathH swell the total to ten.

to th. ra.i— April 15. Lnp Chu, arrested for violating reg has beep. discharged by United i Commission Williams. The defense the state to prove iwhat coOBtatuted a Chinaman.

More Tronlile Brewing in ChllUh. Moscow, April 15. News have been S. eeived that China is gathering warlike ma in Chinese Turkestan adjoining the flunir country. Bussia has sent a and artillery to reinforce gar: at Tiouitche.

Lehigh University Glee and Banj come here highly recommended will appear this evening in Fisher se. Do not fail to hear them Ed. Eahenbower has been ap I Game Constable at Mt. Gretua I he has OCOQ instructed to pomehera on the lands of Mr, Robert Coleman. He vrfil prosecute mil per lesnghtrfiehing or shooting on Sportsmen and will caan lives accordingly.

a Trottar. Robert McEettrick, Sheridan furnaces, has purohsMd Mr Bhoup. Mart i Sheridan furnace! company, a 'Miir No. 2 furnace, Sheridan, is bavin placed In position a blast engine by Reac Tlog machinists. THM AMD THAT.

lie High school graduating olan wi iber 26 young ladies and gentlemen UliMn who was hurt at Eighth Cumberland street, by the Hoo Iiadder truck striking him, Is agai out. Mr. George Dangherty has morei hit summer residence on Llnde J. Carter's "Past Mail" Com 'which appears at the Opera House his city on Monday, April 17, cleared itorilm the past season the tidy the larger of this is now inveat- in Chicago real estate. PalTin Potteiger and Miss Sara Kline, of Jackson township, this even Ing -will be united in marriage.

'Baney House, Myeretown, floor. not forget the Lehigh Universit Banj Club this evening Opera House. SfTheluaasome uniforms of the alta are now on exhibition at Kanff n's tailoring establishment on Willow jJMeves carried away a large quantit BtWes, meat, from the hotel enStine, in Union township, near Tribe, No. 276, O. R.

to have no less than fifty braves, and chiefs accompany them I their Lancaster brethren iretftng, of May 3d. VuTIHO OOKTBT. Below we give the result of yesterday's oting for the different lady school teach- rs in this city and county: CITY TEACHRRS. nnieM. Hubcr.

10956 STANDARD TIME I 20 North Ninth Street, II are the only Jewelers in the City that have CHRONOMETER TIME. Please stop iii and get correct time. Philadelphia Produce Market. April 14. Cotton was 3 uiet on basis of 8 3-ltic per pound for mid- ling uplands.

Fwd was in small supply firm. Wiotei Brau raiiBwl from S1S.OO to per ton. Flour Jjocal jobbers operated sparingly prices wouM have to be shaded to I 8681 7780 4001 2363 1658 1485 1481 1244 1290 1117 985 870 550 514 375 385 230 265 108 100 88 38 35 30 30 30 30 80 28 26 23 21 17 1C 16 12 12 12 9 8 7 2741 2450 850 199 184 140 47 89 20 19 12 11 9 9 5 sti bar pric timulate business. There sales ol' including Minnesota clears and at Pennsylvania rol- straight at werteru -wluter clears and straights S.1.23a3.75: -winter patents spring do. at 4.40; fancy brands biffiicr.

llye Flour was dull at per for choice Pennsylvania. On call "Wheat had bid foi A.pril: May: June; 77c. Jul bid for April: uly. June; July. 39KC.

bid for April; 39J-JC. June; 39J4C. July. New York Produce Market. NEW Yonn.

April It-Wheat -Market tcady with 40,000 bushels for export. Ivo. 2 ed. 7734c- store; T7J4c. delivered ruin store: No.

1 Nor. spring-. We; aeliver- id' unSTHded. dull and steady. No.

2cora. elevator: do. 5-Jcj delivered. No. 3, ilevator, uncradcd.

49a51c: steamer. lower and dull. No. 2 oats. t7c- No.

3 oats, No. 2 white, Oc-No. 3, white. track, white, asa STOCK OBADf XAKEET. Beported Daily by J.

Z. 773 Cumberland Street, LEBAKOS, April Open'g. Clos'g A.C. Atchlson 33J1 Can. Southern C.C.&St.

SXt 50 G.B.&Q 95J-J; Chicago Gas 88 D.L.&. 1.43% 1.43^ Brie W6 21 Jersey Central l.SHf IK THE SAHCTTJABY. Guide to the Different Church Services for Tomorrow. CATHOLIC. ST.

MART'S, Kighth street and Spring allej Early mass at lligli mass at 1(1 a. m. Baptism 2:00 p. m. Sodality at 2:30 p.

m. 0 p. m. Week- Bev. A.

Christ, High Mass Bliolly and approved Tbe following progrt The Fnaklm Literary IMclety. Tbe tegntar meeting of tbe Frank! Literary tkirjfity WUH held in tbe High School bu-ldinxyeaierday afternoon. President Kdward F. Ramsay presiding. The roll wag called by the Treasurer Chas.

Hartman, and tbe queries answered in order. Tbe minutes of tbe previous meeting woe read by tbe Secretary Edward of exercises rendered: "Tbe Oak and tbe Vine," by J. W. Harbcson; an essay. "Dakota," by Barry Eisenhaucr; a declamation, "Kid and tbe Pill," by Cliss.

Shay; a selection, "Cold water man." by Oliver Simmons; ao treaty, "lit. Shasta," by Samuel Poll. Tbe debate followed on the question, "Rcsolvtd, that wood is moie useful than coal." Jamea Gilbert, GOO. Hartlie!) tad Raf Bell ibe affirmative aide. UeWitl Kerr, Uaris Qreioer and Ed It mas decided in favor of affirmative side.

The first part of the paper wag read by the editor Cbas. Shi v. A selection, "On Guard." by John C. Bouck, an essay, "James ilunroc," by William Reinbardja by Harry essay, Solo" by Bamucl Black. Tbe sacoud pan of the paper was read by- tbe Editor.

The Critic's report read by DeWitt Kerr. On motion, adjourned. Lead Mo. Pacific 50 Northwestern 1.12% N.Y. Central New England 32 No.

Pac So. Pac. PId 41 North American lltti Pacific Mail aili Rock Islane KM Readme Richmond Term 814 St. Paul 7756 Sugar 1.02X Teun.C.& Iron Union Pacific 37 Western Onion H3J4 Omaha 53 Manhattan 1 62 D. O.

28 N. C. (New Stock) Edison l.Cd"/i 1.293* fO' 1.12 20X M. 53 161) 1.05K May. Wheat Oats Pork Lard Cash Wheat Corn Oats July.

Wheat Corn Oats Pork Open'g Hlgh't Low't Clos'p 17 (8 1J.15 1015 1695 1697 9 97 17.17 1U.12 1742 1730 17.0 Lard 10.15 1015 10.12 TODAT. Car 335; corn, 97; Oat9, 183, Hogs, 9.000. MOSDAT, Car Corn, HOES, 20 001. Bank IEC Loan, J2.751.000: Specie Dec, Deposits Circulation 44.900. CHICAGO, 111., Anril 14.

Frnm --he 15th of April to October 3Ist this Board will close Saturday's sessional 12 m. New York time 1 p. m. C. B.

or T. The New York market closes Saturdays Vespers and benediction at 3:00 p. m. Weekday masses at 7 and 8 a. m.

pastor. SACBED HEART Cornwall, Pa: m. Benediction 10:30 a. m. CHURCH OF THE POOB.

CHUECH OP THE POOB, corner ol Union and Partridge alleys: Sunday school at 9:00 a. Class meeting at 2:00 p. m. Children's meeting atGp.in. English service at 7:30 p.m.

PUESBTTEBIAX. CHKIST, Lebanon Furnaces: Sunday school at m. Services at 10:30 a. and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening lecture at 7:30.

Seats free. Strangers cordially welcome. Kev. C. B.

Cross, pastor. FOUHTIIST: Morning service 10:30 Evening service 7:00 p.m. Sabbath school at 1:30 p.m. Prayer meeting or Society o( Christian Endeavor p. m.

AVednesday evening ser vice at 7:30. Rev. K. E. Carter, pistor.

BAPTIST. FIEST BAPTIST. Seventh street between Maple and Canal streets Services at 10:45 a. m. Sunday school at 9:30 a.

m. Prayer meeting on Friday evening at 7:30 p.m. All strangers are cordially invited to all these services. Kev. W.

H. Eldredge, pastor. LUTHEHAN. SALEM Ev. LUTHERAN, N.

W. Cor. Eighth and Willow streets: German service at 10:15 a.m. Sunday school at 1:30 p.m. English service m.

ST. JAMES' Ev. MISSION, Second and Chestnut streets: Sunday School at 1:30 p. m. GRACE, Sunnyside: Sunday school at 1:30 p.

m. ST. PAUL'S Annville: English service at 10 an p. m. Revs.

B. W. and T. E. Schmauk, pastors.

ZION, Ninth street and Spring alley: Services at a. and 7:00 p. m. Sunday school at 1 :30 p. m.

Wednesday evening service at 730. Prayer meeiingFriday eveniag at 7:30. Kev. W. H.

Dunbar, D.1X, pastor. REFORMED. FIRST, corner Tenth street and Strawberry alley. English service at 10:00 a. in.

Sunday school at 1:30 u. m. Men's meeting at 6:00 m. English service at 7:00 p. m.

Tabor Union prayer meeting, Monday at 8 p. m. Bible study Friday at 7:30 p. in. Kev.

D. E. Klopp, pastor. MORA VI AX. MORAVIAK.

Cor. Tenth street and Spring alley: Services at 10:30 a. and7p.in. Sunday school at 1:30 p. m.

Y. P. S. C. E.

at 6 p. m. Bev. H. A.

Gerdsen, pastor. CSITfiD BRETHREN. TRINITT, cor. of Ninth and Willow streets: Preaching by Kev. H.

B. Dohner, at 10:15 a. lollowed by sacrament oJ the Lord's Supper. Sunday school at 1:30 m. Y.

P. C. U. at 2:45 p.m. Prayer meeting at 6:00 p.m.

Preaching by thepastor at 7 p. m. All are welcome. Kev. C.

J. Kephart, pastor. SAI.EM U.B., cor. Ninth, and Church streets: Sunday school at 9 a. m.

Aerman preaching at 10:15 a.m. General class meeting at 2 p.m. Y. P. C.

U. meeting at 6:00 p. in. English preaching at 7:15 p.m. Kev.

U. S.Gabel, pastor. MEMORIAL, Lehman, between Tenth and Eleventh streets German preaching at 10:00 a. in by liev. D.

S. Longeuenker. Sunday school at 2 p. m. Y.

P. s. (j. E. at 6:3) p.

m. English preac -ing at 7:30 p. m. German prayer meetings on Tuesday aud Thursday evenings. Ejglish prayer meeting on Wednesday even- Ing.

ST. PAUL'S, West Lebanon. Rerman preaching at loaio a. m. by Kev.

M. H. Miller Sunday school 1:30 p.m. Class meeting at 6:00 p. m.

English preaching at 7:30 p. m. atzlM. FJUKE LUHCHX8. Gemania Park.

Oyster Soup Lunch tonight at the Germania Park Hotel. Music by the band. No minors wanted. aprlS-lt City Thin evening at the City Hotel, for lunch, a royal of Boston Baked Beans will be set ont. The pnblie is invited but no minors wanted.

aprlS It K. Hotal. TbeSL George will this evening set out a fine Chicken Corn Soup Lunch. No minors allowed. laftyttto for a fine Sour Kraut Lunch call at the Lafayette Hotal tonight.

The kraut ia getting naroe. No minors allowed. ibaw. J. H.

Miller, of tbe Encle Shoe Store, at coat a large and desirable lot of Also, a lot of other goods of their own make. Do not miss these bargains, they can not be offered every day. aprlS Am lantatira. Every gentleman ia hereby invited to call at the Boston shoe store for the next eight days and enjoy a good smoke, free of charge, with the compliments of the proprietors. Don't be backward, but call when yon want a good free smoke at the BOSTON SHOE STOBE.

Hew President and Hew Laws. Congress met last Friday in Washington and passed a new law on boot and shoe merchants. They have declared that shoes can bo acid at any price, because tbe material and leather is 33 per cent, cheaper than last year. The law was so framed that no merchant shall isk the customer a price; this being a free country, the customer shall make bis own price, and the goods must be sold for that price. Every merchant wishing to engage iu the shoe business, must register his name in the Court House.

The philanthropic Jews, proprietors of the Boston Shoo Store, were tbe first persons yesterday at the Court House, and signed a paper agreeing to sell shoes at a customer's own price, agreeable to the new law. Now is the time to have yon call at the Boston Shoe Store and buy your shoes under the new law at your own price. Granulated sugar Pairie's Celery Compound is the in Medicinei In The, World free of charge to every customer. aprl3-tf It Never fails to DOUBLE EXTRACT SABSAPABILLA. Mr.

D. A. Frantz, the furniture dealer, has rented a very desirably located building for the purpose of storing furniture for private parties. This is an accommodation that has neveq heretofore been offered to the citizens of ir yon donbt that the New Commonwealth Shoe Store carries tbe best line of shoes in this city come and take a peep at.their display in the show window. aprlOOt Tke ts You should see the large line of Russett goods in men's, boys' and youth's, ladies', misses' and children's, for sale at the New Commonwealth Shoe Store.

aprlO-6t Handsome souvenir cards given to each purchaser at the New Commonwealth Shoe Store. aprlO 6t It makes the weak strong. We idl and recommend it. JBOGER, Druggist. The beautiful spring weather has been late in coming and in consequence delayed trade.

We find ourselves somewhat overcrowded with Furniture and have decided for die next 10 days to have Vigiedal sale, at prices which will certatdty go. flood Good looks are more than skin deep, depending upon a healthy condition of all the vital organs. If the Liver be inactive, you have a Bilious Look, if your stomach be disordered you have a Dyspeptic Look, and if your Kidneys be affected you have a Pinched Look. Secure good health and you will have good looks. Electric Bitters is the great alterative aud Tonic and acts directly on these vital organs.

Cures Pimples, Blotches. Boils, and fiivcs a good complexion. Sold at Dr. Geo. Ross drug store, 50c.

per bottle. If TM mil to git cured Ei- Tn B. Good shoes cheap, and cheap shoes good, at tbe New Commonwealth Shoe Strike Settled. sK, April trouble between tbe dotliii.g cutters and manufac turei-s here Las Irecn practically settled by the manufacturers agreeing to employ nothing but union help. The strikers will soon return to work in the various actoriea.

Sue tbe Telephone on Sunday. COLOMBIA, S. April Charleston Presbytery, iu session here, is considering a complaint against Miss Surah. Means, a telephone employe, whose duties require lier to work one hour on Sunday. AMTJSEarEHTS.

Fait Kail. "The Fast Mail" which appears at the Fisher Opera House on Monday, April 17 is said to be the most successful tail road and scenic melodrama on the road this season. Mr. L. J.

Carter, the author and manager, has contrived to weave into a consistent story nearly all the good points of tbesensational drama which tradition has handed down, adding there to the most ingenious mechanical effects of tbe day. Observing the drawing qualities of a tank of "real" water, a fire engine with 'real" horses, and a fight between "real" pugilists, Mr. Carter has determined to combine into a single piece as many similar attractions as conld well be crowded together. It must not be inferred that Mr. Carter has "appropriated" anything.

He has merely been a close observer of cause and effect, and then devised original situations and mechanical situations and mechanical novelties along the lines which lead to success. The climax of each act is strong enough to sustain a are the features yet so well graded the piece that one views with increasing interest through tbe five acts. The above company will appear in Fisher Opera House, on Monday, April 17. Alexandra Hague." Store. iprlO Gt Celery is so Healthful that it should be used iu every family at least once a a week.

Kead large Ealamazoo Celery another column, if you can adv. in find it. It never fall, to cnre-MANJTBItS double extract tjAKBApaTtrr.T.a, oOc. CHOLERA MAY COME Is the verdict; it will be worse in Europe than last year. We owe it to ourselves to use every means in our power to T.re- vent its spread to our own homes.

DISINFECTANTS are our best helps. We have all the old kinds and many that are new in liberal quantities and will supply yon at prices that will suit yon. Boger's Drag Store, 47 S. 8th St. "The notable feature in the last series of operatic representations were the first Liverpool appearance, and unequivocal success, of Marie Dccca, who.cansec quite a sensation by the effect with which she rendered the high and floral music associated with the role of 'Astrafiain- Her success was alt the greater that the exhibition of her vocal powers came as a revelation, and tbe surprise was followed by enthusiastic cheers iron the audience, which literally crammet every part of the theatre.

Mdlle. Decca was the queen of the night, as well as 'Queen of In the recitative anc air, 'Non pavenlar amabil (he promptly manifested her power of the music, while her brilliant rendering the florid passage 'brought down the At the instance of the grea audience tbe artiste repeated the aria, and was rewarded with another popula demonstration. Her success was greater if anything, in the more dramatic aria, 'Gli 'Angni She gave thi musin an interpretation which a renewal of enthusiasm, and even afte the artiste had repeated the number, in response to the persistent popular man! festatione, it seemed us if the visitors desired to bear the air a tbird Courier, Liverpool. great sensation of the eveninj undoubtedly belongs to Mile. Man Decca, who, in ths fearfully exactly music ot tbe 'Queen of Nightj 1 scored most brilliant success.

Her splendii rendering of the air 'Gli 'Angui d'Inferno roused a delighted audience to such pitch of enthusiasm that she was com pelted to respond to an encore, and that it seemed that her audience won! only have been too pleased to have lia- tened again to the same air had such an exaction been considerately Daily Times, Birmingham. Msrie Decca will make her first ap pearance in Lebanon on Tuesday even ing, April 18, in Fisher Opera Honae Diagram open at Millers' music store. HflJMi-Pi" if 3 2 is Neckwear Neckwear JLU th. Latest Slup.f ud just reeiiToi at FRANTZ BRO'S, Lebanon Yalley Real Estate Exchange Law Collection Bureau, 25 NORTH EIGHTH STREET, LEBASOM. PA.

LIGHT THE SUBJECT I INSANE ON BOARD A STEAMSHIP. of Crew at Sea. YORK, April the Ai- lania, which hai arrived here from Hong Cong, wai a few days out from port, Ivau llatson, one of crew, began to show Blgns of insanity. One afternoon in March it ieized a marlln apike and-sprang among lie watch on deck, beating right and left, entire watch, with the exception of tlio man at tbe wheel, ran aloft. The racket on deck attracted the attention of the watch below and In a few minutes the whole ship's company had been driven up nhrouds.

The crew waited their and when Matsou wag amidships, they a rush on, him from both sides and grappled with him. After a hard struggle the man waa bound and put in rons. He was kept in the lazaretto until the ship arrived here. Killed Men IB Ten D.y.. PHOOOX, April Spence.

of Sentinel, has killed another Mexican, moltingfive in the last tea days. About a week ago Spence, who is a Texan with 10 love for Mexicans en general principals, onnd it necfasaay to kill one while keep- ng a saloon at Oila Fend. After that Mexicans formed a combination to kill Spence, but far he baa kept on top. All be killings, it is claimed, hare been in self- defense. Would Not Justify a Chance.

LONDON April General lorley, replying in the house of commons to a question, said early delivery of the mails by the Etruria April 8 would not jus- ify the British government in asking United States to send mails for the north of England by Gurnard steamers hi preference to the Amnican liners, because some- imes the mails arrive earlier atSonthamp- DIED. I he 12th at Lake City. Colorado, Sirs. loa Hoffman, wife of Dr. D.

S. Hoffman, formerly of this city. Interment private at sit. Lebanon cemetery. Services at the residence of the late Henry T.

Hoffman, of which due notice will be given. aprU-tf this city, on the morning of th 15th Franfclin Augustus, son of A. A Bank, aged 5 years. The relati es and friends of the family are espectfuily invited to attend the funeral on 'uesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock from the res- nee of the parents. No.

Quince alley. Ser- Ices at the house; Interment at the First Ke- ormed cemetery. aprl.V2t 1 II il I'll II ill I IIIIIISC jysters in everv style. Hard Shell Crabs Little Nrck Clams. Spiced Oysters.

Steak. Cold Ham. Ham and Eggs, iwlss Cheese. Tongue. Tribe.

Sandwiches. Holland Herring. Cold Slaw. Pickles, Water ON TAP: Export, Union, Barber, rorter. BOTTLED: Export, York Export.

IMPORTED: Kaiser Beer. Cnlmhacher. Munchener. Augustiner. Guinness' Stout.

Bass Ale, Fine Liquors and Cigars. ton. Will Try to Bring- Them to Justice. BBUSSEFS, April authorities are vigorous measures to prevent a continuation of the disturbances growing out of the universal suffrage agitation and to bring ringleaders to exemplary punish- nent. The burgomaster of Brussels has ssned a prohibiting tbe holding of any procession or any public arnrmblage, and providing penalties for any vacation of decree.

O. MUTUAL. Aid Society of Pennsylvania. LNCOBPOBATBD MABOI 1W9. This Society has paid for Death Losses.

two new Divisions E. and F. are based pan improvements discovered by experience and are Superior to any other kind of msurar-ce. Itvisioii E. has now been in existence six years nti Its death rate averages only 6 per year In a 1,000.

This would make the cost ol assessments each yrar, on a person 30 years of age Insured or tl (00, only $1.50, and $2 lor annuals alter HI i year while this extraordinary low death rate cannot contlnne.lt proves the Su- ol this Division, for the death rate Is only a little ever one-half the table rates. The young men and young women ot this city and Iclnlty should examine these two Divisions hey desire Safe and Cheap Insurance. For urther particulars apply at tbe Office ot the Society. JanWly Serlmu Par. CALCUTTA, April Kachin rising Bnrmah is becoming serious.

Five hundred well armed Chinese have attacked wo villages east of Zalah and have surrounded a detachment of fifty British sol- iiers. A strong relef force has been dis- uktched from Bhamo, and other reinforce- nents have been from Uadras. Berfccd. DIAMOND LAKE, April Vest Michigan Lumber Company's yards were destroyed by flre. Seven million feet of lumber, half a million bandies each ot shingles and lath and ten freight can were rarned.

The flre, was caused by a spark rom an engine. COMPOUND A recent discovery by an Id physician. Successfully vied by thousands of Ladies. Is the only and reliable medicine discovered. Beware ot unprincipled drug- Ists who offer Inferior medicines In place of his.

Ask for CooK'sCOTTOs BOOT COMPODSD ate no Substitute, or Inclose and 6 cents In postage In letter, and we will send, sealed, by eturn man. Fall sealed particulars In plain nvelope, to ladles only, 2 stamps. Address Pond Lily Company, Mo. 3 Fisher Block, Detroit, Mich by all Dragirlsta. AMUSEMENTS.

7IISHER OPERA HOU8B. ONE NIGHT ONI.V, Saturday, April 15,1893. GRAND CONCERT THE Tbe Lehigh Dnmrsity Glee and Banjo Clnbs. PRICES: 25 so TS Seats on sale at Millers' Mule Store. Cumberland street.

KCSICAI. TBKAT. ItOHT TOEGBT THE DATK. aprio; MSHEB OPEKA HOUSE. OSK NIGHT ONLY! MONDAY, APRIL 17, '93 Carter's Grind Scenic Prodnction Tea Sits of Special Saury.

of tke Fist Mill. IimnFills IMBistPrtcUMlfork A14 Freight The Fast Mail 15,50,75. Tickets it lillns' lulcSUre aprtt Cus, litk Dluiiited Cibiose. Tke Din. leilistic Biier Sctte ud StoubM Eiplos.01, ud otbe gteit Bttlisms.

MENU: Beat Estate Exchun(ed and Collected, Conveyancing promptly atteiuletl to and neatly executed. examined and Reliable Fnrnirtied. in all Ita brancheii attended Will make a Specialty oC Collecting Claims In all parts of the United States. Will Collect any that are pOKAlbly Collectable. UILDING LOT MOST Desirable Lot on Chestnut, near Sevutid street, fronting 38 feet with a depth of tret.

Location not surpassed in any portion of the city. Price moderate. Inquire at I LEBANON VALLEY HEAL ESTATE EXCH AMIS AND LAW AND COLLECTION BUREAU. OR DESIRABLE BUILDING Lot on Walnut, between Seventh anil Kightb streets, 21 by 100 feet. Thus is a most desirable location and especial advantages accompany U.

Inquire at the LEBANON VALLEY HEAL ESTATE EXCHANGE AND LAW AND COLLECTION BURKAU. aprU-tf 'OR SHARES OF THE capital stock of the Mining Company. Par value of shares are Tin capital of the company is and a'l stocks full paid and are non-assessable shares arc a part ot a decedent's estate and must be sold. Inquire at the Lebanon Va.ley Real Estate Exchange and Law and Collection Bureau. If you are thinking of buying A LODGER FOR A FUU- Tf nlshed front room, location plcasunt and central.

Inquire of the LEBANON VALLEY REAL ESTATE EX- CHANUE AND LAW COLLECTIVE BOREAU. URETY WHO ARK RE- qulred to give bonda In positions ot trust, and who desire to avoid asking friends to become their sureties, or wbo may wish to relievo friends from further obligations as bondsmen, and those who may desire bonds and undertaking required In the courts, should apply to the LEBANON VALLEY REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE AND LAW COLLECTION BUKEAU. Agents for the American Surety Company of New York. 4 CCIRENT ACCIDENT tickets from twety-flve hours up to thirty days, to cover a trip to the World's Fair or elsewhere, entitling holder to per week for disability and lor death from injury, ar a cost of 25 cents per day. Call ac the LEBANON VALLEY REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE AND LAW AND COLLECTION BUREAU.

OR TWO BUILDING Lots, at reasonable figures. Most be favorabiv Incited. Inquire at LEBANON VALLE1' KEAL ESTATU EXCHANGE AttD LAW AND COLLECTION BUREAU. IRE INSURANCE OF DWELLING HOUSES or FURNITURE, the Dwelling House Fire Insnrance Company, of Boston, is the most desirable Call at the LEBANON VALLEY REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE AND LAW AND COLLECTION BUREAU. aprld-tt Children having Colic DR.LOBB 21 continuous practice In the Core of AJTD JBSCURE DISEASES 329 N.

I5TH ST HILAOELPHIA-S FAMOUS SPECIALIST Free and STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. tee boors DaHyand Sundays: 9A.M. U113P M. and to 9 Every Evening. Traatnani need attention.

Mothers say Mo- Gowan's Colic Cure is far superior to anything they have yet tried for the babe when suffering with cramps and all pains and uneasiness that usually attends the process of teething, restlessness at nighr, etc. Being peptonized it assures the proper digestion and assimilation of milk, a very important consideration. Pleasant to the tasto. HT" SOLD BY McGOWAN, Druggist VV. Cor.

Cumberland, LEBANON. PA. 20O PAIRS Ladles', Misses' and Children's, Boys' and 3 Youths' SAMPLE SHOES of our own make, best material. Will be sold at cost. Also.

Several Hundred Pairs Ladies' Uoneola Button and OXFORD TIES! Hand and Machine Good stock, also, Our Own Make, will be closed out at Cost. Thesa are Bare Bargains. Call soon and get choice selections at Eagle Hotel Baildiig. OB KENT FOR RENTI tVashingtonPark, White infills Embroideries We are in a position to show you a complete line. Patterns are new and prices right mil Corner Ninth Street marl! and P.

R. R. R. IF YOU WANT Good Tailoring, Go where they know how to make it. WARD, The Tailor, knows how; his ideas are original, workmanship in good taste, his stock the most comprehensive.

Suits to measure from $t8up Trousers, $4 up. Samples mailed. NOTICE! Part of the World's Fair on exhibition, open for inspection and can be procured for a trifle. At the old stand W. P.

Coldren. You need have no anxiety of your YOUJBUY 1.K.LAUDERMILGH, The Old Reliable Jeweler. Who has been serving you so very satisfactorily for a quarter of a century. The Gnat KngUlh Remedy. Promptly and perma- ently cures all forms of JVeroous Weakness, Emttslcrfu, Sptrmatorr Aea, Impolency, and all effects aj Abuse or Excesses.

Been prescribed over 35 years in thousands of cases Is the only Reliable and honest Medicine known. Ask druggist for WOOD'S PHOSPHODIHE If he offers some worthless medicine In place of this, leave his dishonest store, inclose price In letter and we will send by return mall. Price, one package, six, 15. One win please, six mm cure. Pamphlet In plain sealed envelope, 2 stamps.

Address XKC WOOD CHEMICAL 131 Woodward avenne, Detro Mich. Fresh Sausages, Good Nince Heat, Tender Meat, AND EVERYTHING OF THE BEST, AT W.W. BROOKS' lut Market, 15 H. 7th St FORMERLY Lehman's Grove IS OFFERED FOR RENT FOR THE SEASON. The Electric Street Railway passes it.

The Park ia well fitted up with Restaurant buildings and ia a popular Summer Resort, being but a short distance from the centre of the city. Apply to ADOLPHUS RELNOEHL, or, JACOB M. SHENK. Where Ton will Hud a Full Line of Carpets Oil Cloths, Rugs, AT BOTTOSI PRICES. A.

ZIMMERMAN. Taking a This absent-minded Jehu is "gone, but not the girl he left behind him, and thereby hangs a moral. Boots, Shoes, Rubbers and Slippers have taken a tumble from the shelves to the counters of BOMQARDITSR CiLLBT and dm- ing the fall several figures were knocked off the original prices. We are clearing them oat rapidly. Don't delay your visit too long, until these Bargains "gone, but not forgotten," Boafftvrdaw ft Cillay, eb23 is NlathSti-Mt You are invited to call at HABVEV SSLTZEK TSTSBIKAKY BUBGEON.

Graduate of the American Veternlary College ot Hew York. Calls made to all parts ottfie itty or country, at i conn ot day and night OWTlCt, BOOTH dBTVSNTB StEKET. C. E. RAUCH'S Merchant Tailoring Establishment TENTH and CUMBERLAND and inspect his beautiful stock of SPRING SUITINGS, which are now in stock and being made to order for those who have placed their orders early.

We have a great many suits made up which have not been called for yet, which it will do you good 1 to see before they are taken.