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CORNWALL Route far and SON ARG AI Potat Joint Line. RAILROAD TRAINS East and West. 0. and Allot Nor. 19th.

1893, PASSENGER wil be ran as follows: PM! PM Arrive 35.: 10: Lebanon 14: 00 PI 5n, 10 10 Jo 3. 16 A ca.ra....... Lancaster. Arrive Leave AX 1 12 Leave 35 5 Arrive 3 39 12 54 53 12 45 13 01 2 20 42 30 Mt. 1 22 9 44 tug Lancaster.

00 8 00 45 15 3 45 6 3 45 Arrive Leave: North and Seatli-bound trains connect at Lebanon with tratas and co New Philadelphia York. Beading Ballroad to aud from Harrisburg, Reading, Manbelm with Pottsville, trains on Philadelphia Reading Columbia Hallroads for points between Ileading and Columbia. Bouth-bound trains connect at Philadelpbla Reading Railroad Company mileage books will 1 be accepted on Cornwall Railroad. CORNWALL LEBANON RAILROAD Direct Route for All Points THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD TABLE. In Effect Mouday, Nov.

20, 1893 TIME Arrive 10:12 I 50 PM 50 45 45 19:12 12 40: 40 8 35 Mt. 42 12 24 25 Pittsburg. 40. 3 10 10 2 40 6 35 50 12 25:4 40 Trenton, N. Leave 53:10 9 00,2 5013 10 Tickets for all Western points.

Baggage cecked throagh. table at the off of this and the Pennsyivanta Kailroad A. D. 8MITA, General Supt. BUILDERS, ATTENTION! Use Adamant Wall Plaster IN YOUR BUILDING, Wall Plaster is an artificial stone, is very hard and lust as long as the building.

Adamant: places much less weight on a buildIng than Jinue mortar, and instead of being a dead weight it contributes great strength, Adamant: adheres Ormly to brick or lath, stone or iron: great elasticity, and fur cellings liable to spring invaluable. Adamant 1s especially ID demand on accoun', of the great saving of time by irs use: wood finish can easily ba applied fo one week from time plastering is cummenced and the house can be ocupied as soon as moisture. completed without danger from FOR SALE IN ANY QUANTITY, BY Frick, Weigelt Sole Agents for Cor, Seventh Lebanon County. Canal Sto. Furniture We are ready for Spring Trade We will be glad to show you our large stock of all kinds of Furniture.

Parties going to housekeeping will find it to their interest to see us before purchasing. We can fit you out from kitchen to attic in the best style, and at hard time prices, Thompson Allwein, SOUTH NINTH Above Louser's Store. Also, Undertaking. reb2-11 A. H.

BOWER, Practical Slate, Tile and Metallic Shingle Roofer. I keep constantly on hand for the trade the best slate In the market, two and three ply ready Roofog Paper, All Metallic Shing. Putty and Nails. persons needing anything in this line will lad it address to their advantage to give me a call, or by mall. A.

H. BOWER, 123 S. Fifth LEBANON, PA. YARD--Near Fourth St. and P.

R. R. R. None but Practical Workmen Employed. DEXTER SHOE ata.

BEST 61.50 NUDE IN THE WORLD. d. eared is a dollar Ladies' Solid French Dongula Kid B3nttor: isuos delivend her ans whore in the U.S., on rosint al cash Money Order, or l'ostal Note fur £1.50. every way the bants sold in nil retail ProteP for 4. 1.

1'o make thin trot entertres, therefore WO guar wice the age wol weir, soul it any ace to tot we will refund the money or send another pair. Opera 1 6: Sense, width: F. EE. 10 and bal! Hilustrated lague FREE SHOE 143 BOSTON, FEDERAL MASS. DEXTER Special terms to Dealers.

Dexter Livery Stables RISE deW Seventh St. and Walnut Alley. TELEPHONE CONNECTION. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Homestead BUILDING LOAN ASSON SERIES Nc.

21. LOOKS open for this new series Treasarer. with Hos. This E. M.

Association WOOMER, has been in successful operation for twelve gears. Every man ought to own a house when be can get it ca such easy terms. C. R. LANTZ, dec18 Secretary.

FIGHT TO THE DEATH, Encounter Between a Big Lion and 0 Bear Cub. 1is Leonine Majesty Makes Short Work of His Mischirsoos Opponent -A Thousand Teopie Watch the Norel Battle. Ahore the portals of the will Imal arena at the Midwinter fair at San Francisco there two cages. or rather one care divided br a wooden partition with a door in 1 it. wherein there used to be displayed a big from the jungles of darkest Africa and a small cinnamon beur from Redwood City.

The bear was only a cub. and as mis. chierous as monkey. The other day he began the day by teasing the lion through the partition until the Hatter's patience. never a very pronounced characteristic, was thoroughly exhausted.

Then the bear got to fiddling with the latch the door in the he parti- had tion, and before realized it the connecting door open. It was the mistake of a lifetime. Like a flash the lion leaped through the opening and made a La Blanche swipe at athe little bear that would bare put out however, for good. and bit The a little bear ducked, siderable hole in the lion's paw before the latter could draw it back. The lion's mouth was wide open, showing all his teeth and a good portion his esophagus, while the little bear was growling like an alarm clock.

The king of beasts made another wicked upper ent. and again the bear ducked out of trouble, although the blow grazed him and sent him a head of paws into a corner of the cage. Then the lion abandoned his longrange instead an effective wethod of in-fighting. The two clinched, the little bear making a game fight of it, but the lion caught him by the back of the neck and shook him as a cat does a mouse. Meanwhile over oue thousand people bad gathered in front of the building and were eagerly watching the novel battle.

Boone had been found, and arrived with his boots, all iron prod and a piece of beef about the size of a water pail. The lion had about shaken the life ont of his little adversary. and was slamming the nearlittle bear down cage as a terrier would a rut. Col. THE LION 5800K THE HEAR.

Boone jabbed his prod rigorously through the bars at the angry lion. but the only result from that animal was to make him open his mouth about half of his entire length, while his teeth glistened and looked only a few sizes smaller than the electric light tower. Col. Boone, seeing that the litthe bear was beyond help, pushed a revolver through the bars and lodged a bullet in its head to end its suffering. Then he tried to lure the lion away from the mangled body piece of raw beef, but the lion allowed that bear meat was good enough for him, and refused to be coaxed into a change of diet.

A rope was then procured and a noose slipped over the lion's head; it it slipped off twice, but the third time held, the lion assisting by taking the between his teeth. The noose rope, then twisted after the fashion of police nippers and the lion at length dragged away from his prey. The dead bear was then removed amid any amount of advice from the crowd, and the excitement calmed down. During the night Capt. Baldwin had some midwinter guards around with firearm6 and stationed in front of the wild animal arena in case the lion should break out in the excitement.

Sultan, the lion who killed the bear, is the biggest of the troupe, and the especial property of Col. Boone's wife, to whom it was presented by the sultan of Turkey. OLD DINAH'S WISH. It Disconcerted the Benevolent Lady from On Fourteenth street, near Ohio arenue, lives an old Degress who hap passed her days of usefulness, suys the Washington Post. She lives in a room all by herself and manages to eke out an existence by doing light work for different families.

Recently she was taken sick with what she called "misery" in her body, and was unable to leave her bed. Sumo kind-hearted ladies from a mission near by tended. to her wants and endeavored to make "PLAY IT ON THE RHEUMAT17 the sick woman as comforialle us pose sible. The other morning when one of them entered the roan she fonnd that the fire had sone out and nothing to eat was in the house. She started to make the tire when the old negress called her.

Thinking that nossilly she might want something to cat. the kind-hearted woman went to the bedside and was surprised at the request of the aunts. "Chile." said she, "If ver jes looks inter dat shoe ob mine under de bed dere's two cents in it. Take dat and go round to Mr. tiardner's and pay it on the rheumatiz row.

I dreamed last night that I was bent double wit der rheumatiz. an' de rheumatiz row am sure to come out terday." The mission lady was thunderstruck at the idea. and it is needless to say that she did not play the tiro cents on the "rhenmati: row." Objects to Valentines Assistant l'ostmaster Ballard. of Springdeld, Diass, has selected twentyone of the objectionable valentines posted to people in that city and sent them to the fourth assistaat postmaster general to see what action can be i taken in the matter. A PLEASANT SURPRISE is in store for you when you buy Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.

If you ever took the ordinary liver pill, big and bulky, nasty too, you'd appreciate a good thing, especially when it is sugarcoated, tiny as a mustard seed but very effective. things being equal, the smallest is the best in liver pillshence, Pellets." If you are troubled with Indigestion, Constipation, Biliousness, Bilious Headaches, and a hundred and one ills which depend upon an inactive Dr. Pierce's Pellets. With these pills you get not only temporary, relief but a positive they're guaranteed to give satisfaction in every case, or your money is returned. For fat people who suffer from indigestion, for hearty eaters and high livers--those whose livers are sluggish, this pill is what is most needed.

Take a Pellet after dinner. ROUTED BY COwS. Bold Soldiers Who Considered Discretion the Better Part of Valor. "I never see a military company marching down the street without thinking of ludicrous incident that happened to a militia company I belonged to when I was a boy," said Ellis Perkins, of Lynn, Mass. "This pany was organized before the revolution, and still wears the scarlet coats of the British army.

They celebrate their anniversary religiously every Fear on September 10, and the exmembers, some of them old grayheaded men, are accustomed on these occasions to don their old uniforms and parade with the boys. "One day when we were out in full force, with band playing, banners streaming and bayonets gleaming in the sunlight. a herd of cattle that had been turned out of pasture came up the THEY DIDN'T STOP TO ARGUE. street just ahead of us. Suddenly they caught sight of our red coats.

In an instant their anger was aroused. Down went their heads, up went their tails, and they charged, down upon us like a hurricane. not stop to argue the question with them, but, considering discretion the better part of valor, lost no time in secking places of safety. We broke and fled pell-mell through gates, over fences, up flights of stairs, anywhere to get out of the way of the enraged beasts. The news of our being routed by a herd of cows spread like wildfire over the town, and it was a long time before we heard the last of it." TOUGH OHIO KIDS.

They Had an Retreat and Robbed People. The effect of dime novel reading on the minds of the youths came to light at Columbus, when a gang of youngsters was discovered in a cave on the west side of the city, A number of lads whose ages range from 14 to 10 rears, are employed in a cigar factory. These youngsters finish their daily labors about 0 o'clock in the afternoon, and at the door of the factory separate. According to the story told by these lads, they do not proceed far upon their homeward journey before they are attacked by a band of about twenty boys, who jump upon them and rob them of whatever of value they may possess. The other afternoon when the factory boys departed they were set upon by the gang of would-be Jesse dames and beld up in royal style.

the assailants taking from them not only what little of value they possessed, but even going so far as to relieve them of what tobacco and other such articles as they possessed. The depredations of the youthful gang were noised about, and finally came to the cars of the police, and Offcer Thrailkill was detailed on the case. He began an investigation, and in his search came upon a large pile of crockeryware and other rubbish. This he brushed aside, and discorered an ordi- ENTRANCE TO TIE ROBBERS' ROOST. Dory chimncy protruding from the ground.

The inside of the pipe was the chimney had recently used to filled with soot, and gareeridence that carry off smoke. Further investigation by the officer revealed a care which was well stocked with provisions. and gave every eridence of having been recently inhadited. The walls of the care were literally covered with the gaudiest of all the lithographs devoted to the illustration of the thrilling scenes of the wild west and holding up of stage coaches. An effort will be made by the police to effect the capture of the youthful brigands and break this gang up.

BARRE R8 FOR Hair Suaving, Moustache Dyelog and for Boning Call and be vinced. No. 12 South Eighth Street, Dearest shop to the Keystone House. DAN. ELOPP.

Prop. CONTRACTOR AND A. CONTRACIOR THE AND BUILDER. WELL-KNOWN Is prepared, with toad lot the calstog fully given rolling of buildings. Estimates cheeron all work.

421 WEIDSLAN Lebanon. Pa. DRY GOODS. OTELN KREITZEK, DRY GOODS, AU tons, Cloths and Gents' Fur nishing Goods. Black Cashmeres a specialty.

535 CUMBERLAND STREET. DENTISTS. C. B. WAGNER, DENTIST.

728 CHESTNUT STREET. DR. of W. the B. Dental HUBER, and DENTIST, Medical Departmeuts GRADUATE of the University of Pa.

Vice, 812 CUMBERLAND STET LAUNDRY. Mortal WHY be SHOULD THE SPIRIT OF the Proud We don't kauw unless Steam said spirit should happen to wear Lebanou Linen, KAUCH Rear of U. S. Express Otice. Filtered Water used.

TAILORING. FD. K. clothing MOORE, for men THE that St. TAILOK.

MAKES doubt If you about it try him. He can be tound at the old stand, 118 NORTH EIGHTH ST. An immense ock of cods. PROFESSIONAL. A GAKKETT, ALDERMAN.

Office, 805 RAILROAD STREET. RENOVAL NOTICE ortice W. to EHRGOOD (RowmAn SOUTH EIGHTH Second Boor F. Side. H.

REINHAKD A attorney-at-law, has removed his ottice to 17 SOUTE RIGHTE Second Floor. PAPER HANGING. S. C. street.

BORRELL, makes a NO. 523 specialry NORTH of Paper SEVENTE Jug, at the lowest possible prices. Large sortment always ou hand. PLUMBING. PLUMBING OF SHORT ALL NOTICE KINDS DUNE AT By R.

J. SHERK. Plumber. 25 South Fourth Street REAT, ESTATE. PLON K.

KERLER, SUCCESSOR TO E. Z. 124 Kehler Son. Iteal Estate Agent. Oftce, North Eighth Street.

Houses, Lots and Farms for sale. Farms exchanged on City Property GOOD BROTH ONE IS HALF 20 QUART A DINNER SENT EVERY ONE can afford to use Clam Bouillon for Lunch, Dinner and Tea at 20 cents a quart. Enough for a whole family. Prepared in five minutes from a bottle of BURNHAM'S CLAM BOUILLON Quality improved, price reduced, larger bottles. All Grocers sell it.

E. S. BURNHAM Gansevoort N.Y. Bample bottle, 10 center a plot. ODONTUNDER ER The most troubleseme period of the year on the teeth-FALL-is about here.

See to ft that that you avoid that unnecessary annoy. ance and pain in time. It you have any Ailing to do, bave it done at once. If you have teeth to be extracted wby ODONTUNDER bus two friends today where it had one month ago. It comes to us that other dentists in this vicinity say they bave a similur preparation.

Let me say right here that no dentist in the sounty has or can obtain the right to use ODONT UNDER. Dr. L. E. MILLER, Willow Street, Miller's New Building A1231-tr THE BEST IN THE CITY ....15....

Bitter's Livery Largest assortment of vehicles and, good, gentle animals. Also prepared furnish teams for weddings, funerals and excursions. at reasonable rates. Careful drivers furnished when desired. MOSES BITTER, Stables, and Doc Cor.

Alley. Walnut Eagle Hotel. Removal The under signed has Notice removed his Wholesale Liquor Store from N. 8th St to his new stand, Cor. 9th Cumberl ind Sts.

(for merly Henry Reinoehll where he will be pleased to see his many customers and friends. A. M. FILBERT U. B.

Mutual Aid Society of Penn'a. OLDEST ASSESSMENT LIFE INSURANCE COM. PANY IN THE 22d ANNUAL The Sootety bas Increased its business over lust year STATEMENT, nearly half a million. It has recently added sev. Total Assets, eral entirely new features which will mage this pany popular tosurance with enter.

pulsing ugents. Death Losses Paid: and For Circulars Terms, $7,054 623.01 Address J. B. HURSH, Sec'ty, LEBANON, PA. Complexion Fraserred DR.

HEBRA 6 VIOLA CREAM Removes Freakics: Fimples, Liver Moles, Sunburn Ten, stores the cafu 10 His eriginal freshness, ph ciear and plexiod. Superior and 10 all 9 lameless. At all druggists, or fer Send for Circular VIOLA SKIN SOAP 1 dimply ado porining Ecap. for tha til and without for the and deliosiely calad, As 25 Cants. G.

C. BITTNER TOLEDO, American Encyclopedic Dictionary. THE WORLD'S GREATEST EDUCATIONAL REVOLUTION. The shackles are now broken that have long bound the public to a lack of knowledge in consequence of the high prices charged by polistic publishers for their Dic tionaries, and the publishers of the News are happy to be the medium through which it is DOSsible for their readers to obtain what is in their opinion A Work of Surpassing Merit. EVERY SCHOLAR WILL, WANT IT.

LEBANON, March 8, 1804. A very brief examination of two hers of The American Encyclopedia Dictionary satisfies me that it is a work which every scholar will want. Between the Unabridged Dictionaries of Webster and Worcester and the large Cyclopadias, such as the American and the Britannica, is there always bas been gap. This zap well and exbaustively filled by the Encyclopadic Dictionary. The American revision certainly more than doubles the value of the Cassell edition.

You have my best wishes and support in your effort to bring this very valuable work withia the reach of all literary people. Respectfully, CYRUS BOGER, Superintendent of Public Soboois, City of Lebanon. Only 15 Cents and 2 Coupons for each part. The English publishers ex17 years' time and in bringing their work to completion, so that as it now is, thoroughly revised and Americanized, by an extensive corps of eminent professors, a at an expense to the American publishers approximating $100, 000, this Dictionary is the result of cash expenditures aggregating the princely sum of $600,000 and 20 years' continuous labor by learned peo ple, who were well qualified to successfully carry out the exacting task they undertook. MOST VALUABLE PUBLISHED.

THE LEBANON BUSINESS COLLEGE, LEBANON, March I5. 1894. I have carefully examived the American Encyclopadio Diotiovary. I cousider it the most valuable book of the kind that is published at present. It is not only 8 comprebensive Dictionary, tat also very complete Encyclopadia.

You will find the history of each Word and the historical and logical DEVELOPMENT of its various meanings, sowing to the reader by illustrative quotations tho bistory and development of each the PRONUNCIATION is 80 clearly and word. The en exactness and clearness of readily sbown that you can not help but give the proper phonetic values of the vowels. If its merits are made known to the public, I have no doubt bat that it will bave a larger sale than any Dictionary yet published. Such a wealth of knowledge in so compact a form will commend itself alike to the laborious student, the general reader, and especially to the teacher. J.

G. GERBENICE, Pres. of Lebanon Business College. How to Obtain it. On another page of this paper will be found a Dictionary Coupon, two of these cou pons of different dates will, when accompanied with 15C, entitle the holder to Part No.

1 of this Dictionary; the whole work will be complete in about 40 parts, of 96 pages each. THE MOST USEFUL DICTIONARY. LEBANON, March 19, 1804. This work seems to be the usefal low-prica dictionary in the market, A cursory examination of the frat two numbers reversed an impression of projadice which I bad against the work and caused it to be most lavorable one. The typograpbical and mechanical arrangemeat is very neat, somewhat similar in appearance to the style of the Century and the Standard Dictionaries, only witb the advantage of a greater simplicity The combination between the dictionary and enoyclop-dis idea is effected ally, and in the words examined, Auch information is given as the intelligent reader would like to bave.

The English dictionary publisbed by the Cassels, of which this dictionary is largely a reproduation, is a work of a bigh order of merit, and some of the special contributors are the best anchorities in their department. THEO. E. Pastor Salem Ev. Lutheran church, FOR CITY READERS Bring 2 coupons and 15 cents to the office of the DAILY NEWS, where you can obtain Part 1.

FOR OUT-OF-TOWN READERS -Mail us two coupons and 15 cents coin. Be particular to (1) state the num ber of the part desired; (2) your full name and address; (3) n- close the necessary coupons and 15 cents. The part you request will be sent, post-paid, to your address. LEBANON, PA, March 10, 1894. An examination of several volumes of the American Dictionary enables me to say that it cannot fail to be a most usefal work for the student or reader.

For ready reference it is just the thing. CHARLES K. WITMER, Principal Lebanon High Sohool. EXPERT DONE 8 WE ARE PREPARED to repair watcher, clocks, and articles of jewelry and silverware at a moment's notico and in a most artistic manner. You need notice but a moment to perceive the superiority of our work, and our prices speak in figures that cannot be misunderstood.

We are the standard for everything in our line -standard work, standard prices, standard time, and standard ware. Whether you adopt the gold standard or the silver standard, we have it, and are prepared to maintain it. Repair at onse to No. 20 North Niuth Street, and we'll repair every article you present. 3 $5:12 10 43 6 20 7 40.

3 25 30.10 55. 49 10:11 53. 1 PM For All trains further daily information. except see time Sunday. Company.

READING RAILROAD SYSTEM antiel to Anthracite Coal Used Exclusively, Insuring Cle-uliness and Comfort. IN EFFECT FERRUARY 11th. 1894. TRAINS LEAVE LEBANON. For 7:03, 10:31 a.

2:26, nd p. DI. New York via P'hiladelphia, Weekdays, Sundays, 7:42 a in. aud 4:47 p.m. Weekdays.

6 05 For New York via allentowD. 8.50 a.m., 2:16 p.m. Sundays, 7:42, 9:62 a. m. For Workdays, 1 6:15, 7 01, 0:50.

10:35 a. 2. 4:49, 6:45 In Sundays, 7:42 a. 4:47, 48:41 1n. For Middtelown, Weekdays 6:13 8:23 a.

10., Fur 12:55, Heading, 2:29, 7:07 Workday, 6 0, 7 13 a.m. (Fast Sundays, 9.56 m. pres-). Sundays, 17 7 u. 4:47, 4:41 p.

in. 8:5 4 35a. ze 2:16. 4:40. 6:45, p.

For Allentown, Weekdays, 6 05 10. 2:16. 4.40, 6.45 p. tu. sundays, 7:42, 9:32 a.

4:47 Fur Harrisburg. Weekduys. 6:03. 8:23, 11:05 8. 12:55, 2 8:59 Fast 11:25 p.

m. Suudays, 7:30, 9:56 a. 6:56, 11:25 Fur Gettysburg, Weekdays, 6:03 a. 2:25 For D. Shippensburg, Weekdays, 6:03, 11:05 a.

2.25 p. For Pinegrove, Weekdays, 6:15 a. 6:15, 8:55 p. m. For Broukside Weekdays, 8:15 1:00 p.

1:00 in. For Pottsville, via Pinegrove, Weekday's, p. 10. TRAINS FOR LEBANON Leave New York via Allentown, Weekdaya, 4 30, 9:00, 12:3 1:10, 5:45, 08:00 Leave p.m. New Sundays, York 1 via 00.

5:30, Philadelphia, 6::0 p. m. Weekdays, 8:00, a. 10., 30, 4 00 1. 12:15, midnight, midnight Sundays, 12:15 midnight.

8:35, 10:00 Leavo Pulladelphla, Weekdays. S. 400. p. m.

Sundays, 7:15, 4:00 10:15, n. Leave deadiug, Weekdays, 5:15. 11.5€ a. 5:50. 7:57, 10:25 10:28 p.m.

Sundays, 6:30, 8:50 a. m. 1. In 8-43 Leave Allentown. Weekdays, 5:47, a.m., 12:15, 4:25, 9.05 p.

m. Sundays, 7:25 a. 9:05 p.m. Leave 10. Harrisbure, 3:45, Weekdays, 6:05 p.m.

5:10, 6:20, Sundays, 7:55, 9:40 a. 1:25, 5:50, 6:50. 8450 a. 4.00. 5.50 m.

Leave Broukside, Weekdays, 6:30 a. 12:15, 2:55 p.m. Lease Pinegrove, Weekdays, 7:30 a 1:00, 4:21 p. In. ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.

Leave Philadelphia and Obestout Street Wharf and South street Wuart. 9.00 For Atlantic City Ac- a. (Saturday only 2 001 4.00, 5.00 p. In. commodatiou, 8 00 5.45 p.

a.m. 9 00, Accommodation, 8.00 p. m. Leave Atlantic City Depot, Atlautie and Arkaasas Avenues, Weekdays -Express, 7 :30, 8 50 a. 4,00 5.15.

p.m. 00 1.91, 8 p.m. modation, 7.14 a. 4.14 p.m. Parlor Cara on all Express G.

Trains. I. A. SWEIG ARD, C. Gen'1 HANCOCK, Pass.

Art. Gou'l Supt. PENNSYLVANIA On sad after November 19, 1893, trains Cone- will leave for Lobanon all points on follows, the Pennsylvania Railas coupocting at wago road Leave Lebanon at 6,30 a. arrive at 00D6- 7.15 a.m. 3 aucaster, 8.05 a.

Philadelphis burg 7.45 a. a. m. Altoona New 1.45 p. p.

Pittsburg 6.50 York 1.13 m. Harris m. Tbis train makes close Northern connection Central at and Philadelyhia polots Erie Ballroads. for on the Lobunon Harrisburg Ill.bJ a. p.

arrive at Philadelphia DOWARO 8.00 11,85 p. New Kora 5.53 pI. m. This train a. 18.01 makes close connection Northern at Central and Harrisburg Philadel- for plits points Brie railroads.

on the Leave Lebsuon Lancaster 3.45 p. p. l'utladelphia 6.45 2.00 arrive al OoDewayO 1.45 p.m. p.m., Now York 9.53 p.m., Harrisburg 335 p.m. Altoous 7.40 pS Pittsburg 11.80 p.

Baltimore Laban A on as ton 8.57 arrive p. al m. Jonewago Leave D. Lancastar 8.40 p. Palladelphia 11.15 p.

New York 3.53 a.m., Harrisburg 1.50 8. p.m. PREVOST, J. R. WOOD, Page Azant Why not Buy THE MARION WATER BOTTIE? 1t sicians is for Meaty the relief recovimended of Heada by our Neuralgla home Touchache, cramps.

Earache, Colic, Swelling, Pain in aDS part Bails, Burn: lodammaof tion, the body, c'atlis and Piles. Mall Onters Promptly Attended to. Bottle can be scon at The Marion Water the Merchant Talloring Establishineut of SAMUEL HOWER, 334-336 North Ninth Street, H. HOWER, Agent, Where a Fall Line of Suitings and Gents' Furnishings PRIDES TO SUIT TIMES AT VAN BE SEES received a full line of which cannot be Just Cheviots, beaten in price or quality. Come and see them.

EWIS' 98 LYE AND PERICAD (PATENTED) at and parest I.g: cited atLer 15 being it. wud fucked in a can 11d. the cuatents wade for us. WI air bent perfumed Hand Roar nitboet boiling. it to the fut cleansing wash pips raints, trees, etc.

sinks closets, PENNA. EALT M'FG CO. Ar Palla. Pa STOLL FUNCK, 20 N. Ninth St A SAVING You can save in various ways.

The best way of saving is to buy your Suits and Overcoats, about the quality of which there can be no question, from I MERKEL, 26 S. 9th. Read the following reasons and you will see the saving if you patronize us: I. Becatise we have a large assortment of stylish goods that must disposed of in order to make room for our spring goods, which will soon arrive. 2.

Because we will sell them as cheap as possible, 3 Because you will receive a perfect fit and have the best trimmings put into your Suits. I. H. MERKEL The Tailor, 26 S. Ninth St.

COHEN In Men's, Ladies' and ChildGreat ren's Fine Shoes. An undisputed stateSpring all ment, the namely: Best and We Leading control Lines. Our stock is unSale equaled for extent and complete variety and we guartee that OUR PRICES in every department will be lower than' the lowest that can be named. Shoe buyers will please examine our line of Russet and Tan Shoes and Oxfords before making their spring purchases. PHILA.

SHOE STORE Union Beer is a THE reason it is so healthDelightful, ful is because it is brewed Exhilarating, from the Purest and Best Healthful Malt and Hops, and of course Beverage. cannot be surpassed. Inion Brewing Company When you thirsty try At all hotels and saloons the City. are Brewery and Office: it. Twelfth St.

and P. R. R. LEBANON, PENN'A. in AI orders by mail or telephone promptly delivered.

many gato of purent serene Lies to store walting to scen, And you see and bandle and admire, You'll wonder that the prices are not higher. J. K. LAUDERMILCH, The Tiffany of Lebanon. Diamonds, DINE Watch and Repairing, EnWatches Stone Setting The graving.

Largest and Stock of Optical Goods in the city. Eyes Sterling examined free of charge and fitted by a Silver. Graduate Optician, HEADQUARTERS FOR We have the Cheapest -Shirts. in Shirt this PERCALE that city. ever A was SHIRT, laundried sold with TWO COLLARS and a PAIR OF CUFFS, ONLY 62 Cents.

Bachrach Bachrach Hats are the Best. 747 CUMBERLAND ST. J. BOYLE, of the 'Arm of LEECH, STILES CO. The Philadelphia Eye Specialists, Formerly with QUEEN CO.

Will be in Lebanon: EVERY FRIDAY, at J. L. LEMBERGERA DRUG STORE, from 8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. There is no safer, surer, or cheaper metbod of obtaining proper rellef for overstrained and defective eyesight, head ache, than to consult this Specialist.

The happy re suits from correctly fitted glasses are a greatfal surprise to persons who have not before known the real profit to themselves to in wearing good glasses CHARGE to examine yon eyes. All glasses are guaranteed be SATISFACTORY. Something English Celery Soap, for the tomet and News complexion. PRICE, 10 CENTS. Equal in every respect to higher priced soaps.

School's Drug Store, 365 N. Ninth Sta.