The Evening Democrat from Warren, Pennsylvania • Page 2

'V'iHfff '-i' tf THE EVESEre DEMOCRAT: THUBSDAT, JANUARY 6, THE Tiie Democrat A E. fALKKK, MANAGER. Uu' I A Is published every i i i Sunci.ivi exulted, til 420 Water street, WAI is dehvured by carrier at the a In advance ri months In a a Huee months in i dvauco iu adsance JKSi.v DEMOCRAT published every Thursday ornlug. Subscription per year, W.OU. Advertising rates made known at the office Entered as second class matter at Warren FOE FORTUNA THE ONE MAN POWER.

The degradation of Pennsylvania politic well illustrated by the process of mdiv dual who has wisdom enough to plan wisel -after the manner of the flesh--for the static for which his heart yearns. He does no ignore his fellow cituens ol the rank and iile ii be an elective position he is after--tl people have -omc queer impulses sometime he knows, and it is just as well to placa the voter," he thinks. But his chief efio is to be on terms of amity with the loc bosses and he makes special efforts to conv the impiession that he considers Matthe Stanley Quay the greatest poll teal genius this or any other age. In state affairs Mr. Quay has long been as Royal the tood pure, g.

and ROYAL BAKING POWDER NEW YORK beautifully decorated the dining room being particularly effective in pink. The bride was dressed in white as was the bridesmaid, Miss Katie Burton, of. Philadelphia. Mr. Bert Alexander, a brother of the groom acted as best man.

The music was furnished by Reig Earth's orchestra. The happy couple left in a closed can iage and will catch the train at some point unknown. The bride and groom are both very popular in Warren and the best wishes of the many friends and the DEMOCRAT go with them. --One of the most valued exchanges that comes to this office is The Buffalo Morning Express. The Expres is published every morning in the year and the person who BREVITIES.

A hide boy, A pair of skates, Hole in the ice; Goklcn gates! with her horn of plenty appropriately represents the boon of a good grocery to mankind. We have a full line of the best groceries at lowest possible prices. Orders delivered promptly. supreme as Richard Croker is in the politics of New York city today. His sway is absolute in the itvublican party and that organization has for many ycais controlled the state.

No man can have a career in state politics unless he take the oath of allegiance to Mr. Ouay and i him with the same unquestioning and loyal devotion exacted by llic batons when feudalism reigned in England. If a public officer break with Mr. Quay ami try to set up a machine of his own, or if any dare permit his individuality to come to the front the crushing process is at once put in motion. This is all wrong.

It is contrary to the genius of free institutions, repugnant to the inmciples upon which our government was founded. Lincoln's "government of tne people, for the people and by the people," has been supcrceded by a government of the boss, by the boss. It has made our politcians, our office-holders our office-seekers a class oi subset vient lickspittles, neaily every last one of whom is anxious to please "the Old Man as well as to "make hay" for himself while the political sun shines. It likewise corrupts our politics and is the direct cause of a corroding disease which will certainly prove fatal unless it is soon checked. Not from any motives of personal hostility; not because he is a had man; not oi anything personal to himself, but because his methods will destroy the national life, the boss should be dethroned and the people resume their functions as the true governors of the state.

And it should be done this -Olean Times. --On the wane--sleighing. --Kane has already, got the base ball fever. --Did you get your bumps today--by the sidewalk? --Several car breakers were gobbled up by the officers at Corry Tuesday. --Weather forecast: Rain tonight preceded by snow; wanner Fndny morning.

--Armour Co. and the local butchers at New Castle are engaged in a cut-rate war. --The Overman Vvhcel who made'an assignment a few days ago have again re- buy a copy of the paper gets more news than is published in any other journal be! tween New York and Chicago. The Express is not one-sided. Editorially, it is independent, standing for the right in all questions.

In its news pages it give all the important happenings at home and abroad The sporting department covers every legiti mate sport and the railroad and marine departments are complete and accurate. The market page is an authority and the reference ot every merchant and producer in Western New York and Northwestern Pennsylvania --In the case of Jones vs. Jones, which promises to be one of the most sensational actions for separation that has occurred here lately, the first victory was scored yesterday for the defendant by the denial of a motion on the part of the plaintiff for alimony pending the action which was made yesterday before Justice Spring at the circuit court Mayville by the plaintiff's attoiney. James Van Buren. Counsel fees are always al lowed by the court as a matter of course where the wife is the plaintiff, but in this case A Tumor Formed Finally It Broke Inwardly and Discharged Trouble Began WSih Dyspepsia and Impure Siood Thorough Course of Hood's parilla Completely Cures.

There is clanger iu impure'blood. mid suffering' arc surely com- Denver, Jan. bold attempt was made to rob the home of Peter Magnes at Roseclale, two miles southwest of Littleton, by two masked men, who brutally assaulted Mr. Magnes and his wife before they wero repulsed by neighbors. Their purpose was to blow open the safe in the house, but it was frustrated by the escape of Daniel Young, who summoned help.

Disease and suffering the affidavits presented by the defendant were so strong, that Justice Spring only allowed the plaintiff $20 as counsel fees in the action.The case was referred to H. Kingsbury of Westfield to hear, try and determine the issues in the same. The trial will probably be held in February. L. for the defendant.

ing to those who nojrlecUhis threaten- mptom. Rend this: Gilliam, Missouri. "0 I. Hood Lowell, troubles began with nervous headaches, which would last me for two or three days. The doctors pronounced roj trouble dyspepsia, but they could not do anything for me, and advised a change of location.

At the age oi 55 a tumor formed on my spiue, which Was Very Painful but did not rise or discharge. The doctor thought beat to cut it out, but I objected. It finally broke and discharged a great deal. The doctors said they could do nothing for it. Then the tumor began to rise inwardly and discharge.

I read much about cures by Hood's Sarsaparilla and thought I would try it. Before I had finished taking one bottle I was much relieved. I continued the use of Hood's Sarsaparilla, and after taking 12 bottles I was entirely cured. I am now well, have a good appetite arid feel that I owe my life to Hood's Sarsaparilla." W. D.

FOKB. Antfscalping Bill Iiidorsod. Jan. 6. The Roehoster chamber of commerce has unanimously adopted the following resolution: "Resolved, That the Rochester chamber of commerce urge upon congress prompt legislation in conformity with the recommendation of the interstate commerce commission and pass without delay what is known as the antiscalping hill." Accident In a Railroad Yard.

New Haven, Jan. In a collision between a standing freight train and a switching engine in the Consolidated railroad yards today Edson P. Quinn, a brakeman, was instantly killed and three others were injured. In some way the switching engine took the wrong track and crashed into the stationary freight. TODAY'S A The Closing Prices of Speculative Stocks ot the Day.

311-2 Moved From Second to the First Floor Having bought double the stock for fall and in a i a i i of the rise in price of woolens on account of the a i having more cloths on hand than I havo room for my spring slock, and having cidpd to put in a largo line of gents furnishing goods, to make ruom ns well as to turn some of the r-tock into cash, for that purpose will close out my winter putting, overcoating and pantaloons cheaper thaa any other house in Warren. Pease is attorney sumed business. Chair factory to employ 125 hands, and a chemical wotks will be established at St. Marys, Elk county. --Horn--In Waucn, Thursday, Dec.

27, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark, a daughter weighing i 2 pounds. --Election of officers of the Beech Street Athletic club this evening. All members are requested to be piesent.

--The carrier boys of the Jamestown All distributed handsome soxivenirs to their subscribers New Yeai's day. --The Erie Dispatch has issued a Corry industrial edition. It is similar to the one is- I'hysician's Advice. I was timbled with my stomach for two years and was told I had dyspepsia. A physician told me to try Hoods Sarsaparilla.

I did so and before the fitst bottle was gone I was better. In a short time I was entirely cured and am now able to do all my housework." Mrs. Alice Quick, Maple Run, Pa. Jacob Keller. Missouri Pacific Atohison T.

preferred Untied Leather preferred. Bock Island G.B. Heading a i 1st Pref 1)0 8 8 11 i Hood's Pills fiKlSSSuTS Louisville Nashvlll' Northwestern I' 1 Western Union Tobacco iht Am. Sugar Uef. Co 141 Wabash prefem-d 18 Northern Pacific pre 0 1 Union Pacific 2 Chicago Gas Trust General Electric -tay 1121 Kopf THE GROCERS, 834 Water Street, Warren, The Ilobei F.lecliic Motoi and Dynamo the a and best.

Walker, agent. 121 Water street. -Sent Us A Collar Cuff- or Shirt Is like sending a child to a good nurse- handled tenderly, but firm, and when returned to your care there is a pleasant, cleanly feeling in the wear. Citizens Steam Laundry. A SAD ALTERNATIVE.

On New Year's day the English newspapers have an editoiial round-up of imperial conditions. They lake stock of the teiritorial ncrease of the yeat; the reserves of patriotism and the pi aspects ot the next twelve months If theie is no colonial extension they realize that the pamo'ic spirit is waning and that the fuluic is dark with menaces to British supremacy abroad and to commercial prosperity at home. Such arc the conditions they discover at this lime. Not a single acre has been added to the empire, the people have not been ready to meet the bills foi increased military strength and naval armament, the machinist strike continues and trade is, passing into foreign hands. With these facts before the editorial advisory commute it casts about for a remedy, and, led by the Times, with the Standard, the Telegiaph, the Daily News and the Chronicle in London, and the strength oi the pro vincial press suppoi ting, they declare with unanimity that the remedy is "to draw the sword" and fight somebody about something in the easi.

Their declarations are variously made as to vigor, but are alike in sentiment, there is no mistaking their meaning. No doubi war would be a remedy for industrial depression and mercantile stagnation at home. It would draw a lot of men to the scene of conflict and relieve the labor congestion. It would set factories going and shake attempting to jump on the inesg in Wam tod locomotive to go to a fire John Wildnck The finder Hunter Sons YRQN DeFOREST, Undertaking in all its branches. Telephone connection day or night.

Lady assistant when desired. 220 HICKORY ST. GLEASON, Prop. Rates $1.50 and $2.00 per day. Fine Sample Room in connnection.

Home for Drummers. Street Cars pass the door. Finest Billiard Parlors and Bowling Alleys in the eity. Finest Beds in this part of Pennsylvania. Opposite W.

N. and P. E. Depots, money out of its present channels, but what a price to pay! Is it possible that England sees no other way out of her embarassments than to go dehbeiately to war for the sake of a tempotary prosperity and the hope that their antagonist would have to pay the cost with indemnities? Unfoi innately, these English editors never joke, and the advice of the Times in these words, "We must draw the sword," must be taken as their real and serious meaning, however 1 gluly wo may value it. They are writing in earnestness and good failh and printing these things, that have something moie than the smack of a barbaric age, on the same page with England's claim fo lead Christian civilization and side by side with her record of her philanthrophy.

It is noi probable that upon such pretexts as these the English pec- ple will be hurried into war. They are ready enough to defend any real quarrel where the honor of England is touched or her interests invaded in a belligerent spirit, but they will not listen to a plea so selfish as the one which offeis at present small reward for unmeasured misery and debts of shame that the nation could never Times. MR. BRYAN STILL A BIMETALLISM The Hon. William J.

Bryan has stated that his recent trip to Mexico not only confirmed him in his views upon bimetallism, but that he is satisfied that he and his follewers are absolutely right upon this financial question. Mr. Bryan intends shortly to give to the public a full account of how his impressions of Mexico and its affairs have affected his financial views, and in the meantime goldbug statements that he has gone back on the bimetallic faith may be set down as pure fakes, sued for Wairen last summer. --A German at Instanter, Pa. gave a fellow countryman $205 to keep for him.

It was a case of misplaced confidence. --The Straight Manufactui ing company, of Jamestown, was damaged to the extent of $5,000 by fire Tuesday evening. the footboard of a lost a leg and his life Tuesday evening --A black overcoat was left Wednesday evening on Clemen's ice pond. will please store. Rev.

Geo. H. Humason remembered The Flyer with a very pretty and very characteristic New Year's Corry Flyer. Married-- at Pewfaburg, N. Jan, 1898, Mr.

Michael P. Grindlay to Amanda E. Laison, by the Rev. Gates. of Warren.

At Greenhuifi.Mrs. James Wentzell attempted suicide by cutting arteries in her wrist and bovciing her windpipe. She can hardly iccovei. Alter tramps had applied the brake on a freight train near Lutrobe one of them shot Ed waul Bruebaker, a brakeman, for loosening the brakes. --The Women's Bible Class at the Y.

M. C. A. tonight will not meet until 8:30 on account of set vices in the churches in connection with the Week of Prayer. --Our weather man got slightly mixed to- PERSONAL flENTIOiX.

John Munn is very low with apendicitis. Roy Bonsteel, of Corry, is at the Carver, Miss in Flyer. Ii. M. Parshall, of Tidioute is in town today.

Mrs. C. M. Galey left last night for Philadelphia. Miss Hilda Wood went to Philadelphia last evening.

Mrs C. W. Smith returned this morning from a visit to Titusville. E. L.

Rexford, of Jamestown, is doing Miss Both day as will be noticed by a glance at his forecast. It is hoped that he is as far oft in his prognostications for tomorrow. go many vagi ants have been lodged in the jail at Chambershurg, that the County funds are exhausted. It does take money to keep pooi Willie after all. A gas jet caused a slight comflagratipn at the home of Dr.

W.M. Baker last evening. A few blistered hands and a little singed hair are about the extent of the damage. --Warden Wright of the Western Penitentiary, proposes to form an amateur dramatic of his talented prisoners, All will be given in the Mrs. F.

E. Mathews returned home last night from a visit at DuBois. Miss Maude Bartholomew, returned this morning to her school at Meadville. Mrs. Roger Mooney and daughter, Miss Mooney, spent yesterday in 1 Clarendon.

Mrs H. G. Eddy and daughter, and Schimmelfeng went to Erie this morning. L. E.

Branch, of Grand Valley, is doing business in Warren and Sheffield today. Mr. James Gilfilen, of Nebraska, Forest Co visiting his daughter, Mrs. C. W.

Smith. John Day and wife, of Youngsville, came to Warren to attend the Howard-Alexander wedding. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Art and Mr.

and Mrs. A. E. North Clarendon drove to Russell today. Mrs.

P. G. Edmonds who has been visiting her son, Dr. E. F.

Edmunds, returned to her home at Alliance Ohio. Father Kearns returned from Oil City las' night where he has been attending a conelave and 40 hours devotion. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Goldsmith, of Tonawanda, N.

are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leon G. Ball. Miss McFarland, of Meadville, who has been visiting Mr.

and Mrs. John Magee turned home this morning. Joseph Clinton, of Butler, formerly Mrs. Nack to Plead Guilty. YORF, Jan.

Garretson, District Attorney Youngs and Ematmel Friend, counsel for Mrs Augustus Ivack, have held a conference at the Queens county courthouse, at which it decided that Mrs. Nack sliould be arraigned next Monday. It is expected that she will be allowed to Diead guilty to manslaughter and be sentenced to a long term of imprisonment. An i tli' Ife to .1 ppenr. NEW YORK, Jan.

Raven- shill, the London fishmonger's daughter who claims to be a wife of Edward Kutdiffe, the actor, will be brought to tins country to appear against him. An olllcial copy of their marriage certificate has been mailed to the attorneys of the second 'Mrs. Batcliffe, who caused the actor's conviction for brutally beating her. fcauloy Going to Palestine. NEW YORK, Jan.

the passengers who sailed by the Norman was Ira D. Sankey, the well-known evaugelican singer and author of songs. Mr. Baukey was accompanied by a large party of tiiends, who form the advance gaard of a large Palo tine expedition next month under the guidance of ttev. Kusseil H.

Coiiwell Philadelphia. Spirits (Jo -Am. Spirits (Jo. i i -New York Cent) al 108 Sew Jersey Central 97 3 By preferred 3- Oonsolidated Gas Erie 111 1 Delawaie Hudson 1M Pacific Mail Kansas and Texas, Pref Canada "8 renn.C. I 8 3 1 0 TJ FUTURES, June Pork B.0 May Pork May Oats 1 Dec.

Oals 2121- May Corn '-ii I- May Corn 3) Wheat 1 2 May Wheat "0 Dec. Wheat -n Jan. Lard 482 PKODUCEB'S OIL MARKET, Closed 68 SPECULATIVE OIL A Closed NATIONAL TRANSIT MARKET. Opened. Closed 75 Go.

PA. WARREN, FOUNDERS, MACHINISTS AND BOILER MAKERS PULLEYS, HANGERS, SHAFTING. Tank And Sheet Iron Work. General Repairs. of Fiona Pennsylvania.

Barnsville Corning Slew Norcli South Indiana 55 18 46 41 Decided. Albany, Jan. third appellate division has decided against David C. Robinson of Blmiru in his appeals from decisions in five cases from judgments awarding the Mutual Life Insurance company of New York foreclosure on $500,000 worth of mortgages. Counterclaims of Robinson for $1,000,000 are dismissed.

Fire In a Cotton Cargo. Trlest, Jan. fire started today in the cotton in tho forehold of the Austrian steamer Gottfried Schenkor, Captain Nicolich, at this port, from New Orleans, via Genoa, after she had partly discharged her cargo. Much damage was done to her cargo, but the vessel is be- li-cved to have suffered little injury. NEW RTSFINED MARKET.

YORK, Jan. 5- Refined market at The kale of the B-- 11 LOCTIP, re- given company the performances prison. During the last thirteen years there have been 2174 persons lynched in this country. Of the who met with mob violence last year 146 were in the south and only 20 in the north. ST.

LOCTIP, St Lonifi Browns have been sold to a syndic ate of John T. Brush, the Indianapolis baseball magnate, Messrs Talbott and Schmidt of that city ami Frank Do Haas Robison, president of the Cleveland club. The price paid was $85,000, of wliich iJliO.OOO is ca and the remainder notes. A i i Fire. I A A Jan.

east wing of Ottawa university (Catholic) has been destroyed by lire. Loss on the building, 00'); on the contents and other damage, $20,000. Thero is 1800,000 insurance ou the institution. $100 Reward $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh.

Hall's Ca- larrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, What it Will Do. Laxa Tea cleanses the system, aids digestion, cures constipation and sick headache. Pleasant to take, does not gripe.

Sold and guaranteed by all druggists. 10 and 25 cents per package. For Sate. House No. 407, Third street, east half; brick wall running from cellar to top of roof; lot 16 Hot and cold water.

Closet on second floor. All modern improvements. For further information regarding same inquire at DEMOCRAT office, S. E. Walker.

--Robert C. Johnston, a prosperous young Mars farmer, was horribly mutilated by a will visit a few days. i il 'i 1 I O1OUU ailU Warren and Sheffield, arrived in the city last thereb destroying the foundation of the dis- evening and is registered at the Carver. A giving the patient strength by Mrs Zuern, of Texas who has been building up the constitution and assisting na- visitine relatives in Warren for some lure in doing its work The proprietors have went to Erie yesterday to stay a few days. so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that F.

H. Garfield, G. P. A. at Jamestown for end for list of test i mo the Erie and D.

C. Moon, of Dunkirk, Supt. D. A. V.

P. R. R. are in the city today, Address, J. CIIENNY Toledo, 0.

Martin Kopf went to Sherman this morn- by Druggists, 75c. ing to attend the funeral of J. F. Bell. Mr.

Bell was a member of the Knights of Pythias. Misses Sarah and Hattie Childs, of Pittsburg, who have been the guests of Miss Fay Weaver, left today for Tidioute, where they Wins on Merit. Laxa Tea, plain, simple, thorough. as a tonic and builds up the system. Sold and guaranteed by all druggists.

250. Samples.free. Acts Try it. 10 and --The DEMOCRAT leads. Subscribe.

What Does It Mean This 1 One of the highest grades of Coffee, specially milled and cleaned by a new process --a great improvement. If you wish something very fine, try it. Our Low Cash Price--30 cents pound. We handle strictly first class goods--not surpassed by any store. Our cash plan enables us to sell the same goods cheaper than others can.

We give cash buyers the opportunity to save money. Arbuckles Coffee, per loc. Soap, per bar 40. Soap, 8 bars 250, Starch, 8 250. Best Porto Rico molasses, 300.

Table syrup, 300. Pork, best fresh packed, 6c. Crackers, 6 and 70. Lard, strictly pure, 6 I-2C. Rice, 5 and 6c.

Full cream cheese, lb lie, Sugar, 1-2 cent below other dealers. Prunes, $ancl 6r. Golden Cream corn, can, loc. Good corn, can, 50. Tomatoes, can, 7 to roc.

We know our flour is as good as can be made, and make it a special feature of our Every sack waranted. Tidal Wave Best Winter, $1.40. Red Bird, $1.30. Sunrise, 20. Pure Buckwheat, 240.

All our goods are equally as low as the prices we quote. On a $10 order we pay freight. We never will permit our low prices to be equalled. Trade where you can save the most. We correct all errors, and guarantee every article we sell.

Bring us butter, eggs, etc. Notice to Stockholders. Notice if hereby given that the annual meeting of (he stockholders of the Warren Rales for notices insetted under this head, as well as local.s to have run of paper, will be five cents per line for first msetlion, and three cents per line each subsequent insertion. All notices must be marked for a definiie number of times. Positively no locals svill be taken and marked if (till forbidden.) Dnring the next few litat will sell a of Ladies' Fine premature explosion of dynamite while blasting coal on his father's farm.

Both eyes were blown from their sockets. --Hon. Willian Ayres, Galbraith one of the most widily known and respected citizen of Western Pennsylvania died at his home in Erie Monday evening. Judge Galbraith has been in failing health for some time. Miss Alice Moore --Chas Miller of the American Express past few months has a new horse.

It is one of Union City's best and "it's a bute." It comes with the compliments of the Co The com- any is condoned not to do it again. Mr. and Mrs. D. W.

Beaty, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Hinckley, H.

Brown, and Messrs. G. G. and Charles Mead returned from New York this morning. Mrs.

Dr. G. W. Arird returned home yesterday from a short visit with Ridgway rela- She was accompanied by her sister, who has been there the FOUND. On Poplar between Third and Fourth slreels.a pocketbook containing a sum of money owner can have by calling at 407 Popler street and paying for this adv.

I 6 2t The Dispatch contains more telegraphic and local news every morning than all other Pittsburg papers combined. Of course, it also has the Associated Press reports. Only 10 Street RaiUvay company, for the purpose of electing a piesiiient ami a board of directors for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of other i beheld at the office of the company Monday, January 10, 1898, at 8 p. m. W.

W. RANKIN, Secy. 12 17 I2t Hood's Pills act easily and promptly on the liver and bowels. Cure sick headache. The most amusing novelty ever produced the Klondike sale at F.

G.Kiddcr's FoR SALE easy terms, splendid build- Variety store for loc. i ing lot on Pennsylvania avenue, next to R. Lewis Meat market, most available lot 2 per pr. GBE AT CASH GROCERY, G. II.

Strickland. Waters near P.O. former price and $MiO to canvass from wagon and sell household goods on monthly pay owing horse and wagon preferred. Good pay, steady position. Write, Williams 327 Washington street, Y.

i 6 it. --About two-thirds or three-quarters of the cents per week from your carrier. I 0 (J1 I TANE Adams in an address on Woman Sufferage before the Chicago Political Lqual-1 twenty thousand millions of property. I am not one of those who property owners of the United States are holders of fue insurance policies, which cover About MRB. BESSIE MOHAN, Propriety and ity League said, believe--broadly sp.aking--that women are better than men.

We have net wrecked railroads, nor corrupted legislatures, nor done many unholy things that men have done; but then we must remember that we have not had the chance. But my understanding of the matter is that woman should have the ballot, because without this responsibility she cannot best devolope her moral courage. As Mazzini once said we have no right to call our country a country until eveiy man has a vote, and surely no logical mind can stop at sex in suffrage. I believe everybody i Restaurant And Sample Kooa at the corner of Betdge and Water iSreete Exchange B. Finely furoished rooms and gootf beds.

Best waoramodatioas 6b' transient publta W. McNETT, granting suffrage, i ueuevc should have the qualificaton not be based on education or property, but presentation. I have often been re- accused of overestimating the woikingwoman, but we know the brain is built by manual training. The brightest women I know are found among the class of wagc-jarners, and of all women they stand most in need of the protection the ballot gives. As women in England have more interest in political matters, their industrial movement is greater.

eleven millions of life insurance policies are in force in the companies doing business in the United States. --The Andrews Opera Co. were by a large audience to witness their produc tion of Martha at Library Hall last evening. The vocal efforts of the star members was highly appreciated. Those deserving special mention being: Miss Rena MissMarion Ival, contralto, Dashiel Maclira barritone and Chas.

V. Bassetl, tenor. The chorus was also very good. The scenery, costuming, etc. was not exactly what was expected of a company of their reputation but on the whole ihe performance was very pleas- ng.

--The recent decision of the Supreme Court, affirming the decision of Judge Criswell that the parochial school property in this city is subject to taxation, raised the ques ion as to whether the Y. M. C. A. property is not also taxable.

The matter was referred to II. Forbes, attorney for the commissioners', who finds that the association property Warren for business block, 55 by tSZtJZ 3ff Jtff siocfof, immediately of-George Ba.l. chandeliers regardless of price. Welsbach lights in many styles. Call before the best have been picked out.

ISO in feet. 12 i 5 im. Your Choice $2.00. Rheumatism Cured In a Dav. "Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and Neuralgia radically cures in to 3 days.

Its action upon the system is remarkable and mysterious. It removes at once the cause and the disease a i immediately disappears. The first dose greatly rollets i for our night school. I We have added to our school a Normal Department, in which, we teach all common I branches. It will cost you only $2 per month, ZAZ Old rubber boots or shoes, old wringer college.

100 Tons Wanted. Has a Lady Assistant, Satisfaction Guaranteed. Office 803 Second St. Night at residence, 110 Short will be promptly at- of dyspepsia. tended to, BESIOFS all the shortcomings of President McKinley he is now accused of having served wine to some Canadian delegates who were his guests.

It is said that "better things were expected of him." If there is anything better in the drink line than champagne we do not know where to find it. Two milb'on Americans suffer the torturing of dyspepsia. No need to. Burdock Blood cures. At any drug rtore.

benefits. T. F. Anthony, Ex Postmaster of Promise City, Iowa, says: "I bought one bottle of 'Mystic Cure' for Rheumatism, and two doses of it did me more good than any medicine I ever took." 75 cents. Sold by Morris Mullen, Druggists War- and Hertzel Saner.

12 2 tf chcular packing, or FOR ENT Half of double Inquire at ren Miss Josephine Powers' wishes to announce to her patrons that she has removed her millinery store from the Savage block to C. Ofierle's, East Side. I 4 6t New Line. brewers hose, free from cloth, iron etc. bursted bicycle tires, solid or cusioned, red rubber, etc.

Also: Old brass, lead, zinc, copper boiler or bottoms free of iron or wire I can be found at my room in Johnson's Exchange, second flopr, Second and Liberty streets. I will be ghd to see any of my old friends and others at any time. RODT. JOHNSON. W.

Water street. Barnhart. house 1304 Dr. H. E.

tf FOR SALE OR good house and six acres of land just outside city limits. Ap- ffice or 415 Market street. You Haye Lice on your poultry. Kill them by using Lee's in the city. New designs are constantly being To i Liouid Lice Killer.

One-half Gal. 50 W. Rowland Sons have the largest ceQts For gak by A SJBogart and most complete stock of nt nrron i WALL PAPER 3 Elm street, Warren, Pa. "Little Colds" neglected--thousands of HOUSE TO RENT--At no East Water street next to the residence of F. A.

Cogswell. Inquire of S. E. Walker. FOR SALE: Lot on Crescent street, 140 feet from street railway.

Valuable location will be sold cheap on reasonable terms. 10 7 tf Pleasantly furnished rooms for rent. Inquire at this office. 9 2 7 tf Also cut in n's Winter Shoes. Allen's Shoe Store.

If You Want The BEST I ncandescent Light Made, at froru 99c up come to us. We handle all the latest styles in Skates at low prices. Keystone aud Gas Heating Stoves at prices 'ovver than the lowest; other stoves from $1.10 up. All other goods in our lino at special prices. We buy and sell for cash.

See lights in window. J. M. Cames, Agent, Next to Street Car Barn. tobeend el Ic not under any consideration, be used Before purchasing you for any other purpose or revert to its original slock.

owner; therefore it is not News. --Today at the hour Dr. Wood's Nor- should examine the. way Pine Syrup cures little colds-cures big colds too, down to the veiy verge of con- W. C.

ROWLAND SONS, sumption, Exchange block. There are a great many different beers but hundred invited guesls'besidet the immediate no being present. The home wa For sale at flu Strainers. Clearance Sales. WE HAVE ABOUT 200 PAIR OF LA.

Wawen DIES SHOES HAND TURNED AND Erie WELTS 2 TO 4 THAT WE WILL CLOSE wfll use OUT AT TO $1.00 AND $1.25 COME EARLY, BOSTON STORE. ii 19 tf 1 Dentist. 228 Rogers Blk. Fish and Oysters Always Fresh. THE RIVERSIDE FISH OOSIBF GO, Cor.

Hickory and Third Streets, JOHN H. SANDSTROM ELLIS C. SHAWKEY Satidstrom Shawkey, Real Estate and Insurance. Conewugo Bvildiag, Wurea, Ft. 228 Hickory Street, JAMES MADDEN, Proprietor.

Yon will find everything in a Fish, Game and ion, all hoars. Bert of All the best wlaei 'SPAPERJ.