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ami Mr. V. II, Mr, liail ll.irlxl.l iiihI a tiir of lun folk ullrittii I i nhtnla III III" l'nit'i Cri ihrm linrrh of W'orinli hiirr Snmlnv riiin. fiim.iy of K. Ilowrr.

Mr. ml Mr. Alx Sli.ink ninl Mr. Slnl litijr Ptilrrtaiinkl Friday jrvaninjr hi ili Immi of Mr. Hukr, I'ronl l.

i)i ln mt mh 1h I'lui i'iilrininni'iit and II nr. aniwr wiiH Tin IiihiI eiad Il win ler w'Hiim hint I'riilay. Th primary Iiool will cIukc the Inltcr part of thix week. Min Afc'nrM lsinp took part in Hip rhoral hiicirly cnnrert at Jlarrixhur' Friday i fr. Quite niiiubcr of our town people attended the, IVni.ikfk; Ikin.ri hMr nd a (laillklrr, It; llUr.

llarilt.urf and Mr. ai.1 Ml. JUn fhtrlt, if I ilm.ir. MILLERSBURG. r5.

April rr Mr, II. a iuiiir Miiir al I he la .1 (. I', lirarlT ami i(e altrudrd funeral of Mr, tiraetT brother at l.l krii on I'll. lay. Will.

uiii iir, of rnlnut, a former of thi )Ue, mi a iilr here on Satunlay Mix Annie I'ret irked on lh riehi ep atxite the knee by a hre on Friday. hile driiin; il.mn North alrret on Sunday inorniiijr. Ielrt Iay' iMir beeame frightened at an autonuddle ami begun to kit the (MH uuuita of the ri rrim'e Kiert lay and fiilliert jumped out at onee. They eaed with a few slight brnixe. The horne however, conlinneil on a break nek apeeil down North atreet to Market, where he took the pavement, runninu a whole block aa far a the post office where he opsin took to the utrret.

After running out I'nion at reel he wan cuupht at the Vallerchamp farm by Fonter Foulkroml. The bupy wo wrecked badly, the borne, however, encaped with a few cuts and bruises. all Nervous Trouble Cured by and Speedy Cure or Watered Remedy) POSITIVE CURE rheumatism and kidney cures a little two Cure Columbus, 0., U. S. A.

TO WE SUFFERER WITH RHEUMATISM Kidney, Liver, Stomach and Denn's Sure, Safe (No Whiskey Tonic PURE, SIMPLE, ALMOST FREE OFFER For a few days only the DEN'X'S SURE, SAFE AND SPEEDY RHEUMATISM, KIDNEY, I.IVER CURE, never fallinc, most astonishing cure, will be sold, regular size bottles only 10 CENTS. Also samples FREE to all the multitude of miser awe sunerers irom jiacKaene, jiipaene, Headache, Stomachache, Pains Shooting all over the Body or Limbs must be cured sure, safe and speedily without any injury to the stomach. Lnlike most months babe can use our remedy. YOUR MONEY BACK IF NOT HELPED IN A FEW HOURS Regular Size 25 Cents. NOW ONLY CENTS FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY Denn's Sure, Safe and Speedy CALL IMMEDIATELY AT GEO.

A. GORG AS'. Regular Sizes 25 Cents, 75 Cents and $1.00 A SURE CURE FOR PILES Diamond Rings At $5, $6, $10, $12.50, $17.50 and $23. Come and see them. Best value ever offered.

"We secured a lot of diamond rins at a compulsory sale far below market price, an this great inducement we are qffering to the public. 2io need of wearing imitation stones when 3'ou can get a beautiful genuine Diamond, set in a handsome solid 14 karat gold ring at such low prices. We are showing the largest line of Diamond Brooches in the city, ranging in price from $10 to $250. Loose Diamonds mounted Diamonds in Rings, Ear Rings and Studs ifrom y2 to Zy2 karats, from $60 to $159 per karat, about '25 per cent below market prices. H.

C. CLASTEB Leading Jeweler Fourth and Market Streets. "The Clifton" All $2.00 Colors. Our $2.00 Hats are not worth $4.00. If they were we could not sell them for $2.00.

But they are worth $2.00, we guarantee that. And the public who farmiliar with our methods know that our guarantee is good. PYNE, HATTER, Opera House Block. WHERE THEY PLAY TO DAY. New York at Philadelphia.

Hoston at Washington. Chicago at Detroit. St. Louis at Cleveland. XATIOXAL.

KESULTS. Rrooklyn 7, Philadelphia 1. Xew York 10, Boston 7. Pittsburg 11, St. Louis 1.

Chicago 13, Cincinnati 5. HOW THE CLUBS STAXD. W. Pc. .7..0 .700 .500 .500 .500 .300 Xew Y'ork 6 2 Pittsburg 7 3 wncago 6 Boston 5 S't.

Louis 5 Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia. 3 Cincinnati 1 TO DAY'S SCHEDULE. Philadelphia at Xew Y'ork. Boston at Brooklyn. Pittsburg at St.

Louis. Chicago at Cincinnati. Penn 17, A. C. P.

6. Wilmington A. A. 2, Cuban Gi ants Baltimore 12, Albany 5. H.

A. C. vs. Xorristown, May 1st. II.

A. C. vs. Indians, May 2d. Y.

M. C. A. vs. Gettysburg, May 2d.

Manager McGraw, of the Xew York National League baseball team, wTio was just recovering from the injuries to his knee received in a pratTice game in the South yesterday, while practicing was struck in the face by a ball thrown from the infield and had his nose broken. The Indians will be here for a game Saturday afternoon. THE REASON WHY iieeause i supplies strength to the body to throw off the cold and prevent pneumonia, and consumption, i why physicians indorse Father John's Medicine as a tonic and bodv buildpr. and for an throat and lung troubles. Its nourishing qualities furnish vitality by which the system is able to ward off attaeks of colds it helps the stomach to assimilate food and forces nutrition into the Not a patent medicine, "cough syrup" or "balsam" and free from weakening stimulants, aliohol or nerTe dest roving and poisonous drugs.

for sale by 1, h. Keller, 403 Market street, iiarrisburj, Pa. THK HARRISUUUG TlXl.GRAH! SPORTS THE CFCMSGGt; it. tt lh ai it. I kr t.farteiK U.

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In or Tiiemlay, the fnrtory Imtin Ike rontrai liatinrr Itrrii 1mal.l1' lliriu llniliri in time, BENDER'S GREAT WORK AGAINST NEW YORK IteuJer eotered liimxelf with tflnr.v jemenlay when the Athletic out York. In the ur. ount vt the piime the I'hilalcl'liiu utiiirr anya: erforinitnce in Ihx alimiKt aa natihfactorv to tlie KMetntor bm won the victory itaelf. He inuile potul all the kind prliL'tiun that tvere iniule of him while the lxit were poin through their prelimiimry training Ktuiitn in the South, tie pitches with little or no Keemin? effort, ami tispl Hpleniliit jiitliiient. Power handled hi delivery in i jilcn did ntyle.

"AlHiut the sie of it is the Xew Yorkers did not hnve a look in yes terdny afternoon. They could tnnl.i absolutely no headway but four hits all told, and they were scattered throuph as ninny innings. They hud I no chnnce to score in nny other way, for the fielding of the Athletics was faultless, while lender's few gifts were scattered with the hits." BIG LEAGUE SCORES. AMKTUCAX. liKsnrs.

Athletics 0. Xew York 0. Detroit 8, Chicago 1. Washington 6, St. Louis and Cleveland, not scheduled.

HOW THE CLUBS STAND. X. L. Pc. Detroit 4 0 1,000 Athletics 4 3 Washington 2 Chicago 2 2 .000 Hoston 4 .129 New York 2 3 .100 St.

Louis 1 2 .300 Cleveland 0 3 .000 CUmSURG AT STUIT0H laa lii4M.M III 4 t. Hl.i. Ike VI A t'' 1 4 lk in tier 1.1 jf u.t it, ii 1 1, Ikf lUa. ih.r Kll U. 5 rlt I.

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1.0 lull ill gaine an. I id a all future GENERAL SPORTING NOTES al. t.iT Karl. i.f lull Am. tiruii lj 'it liant luH tram.

one t.f liia trlrriliiy iii altriiipiini l.t 1.1. 'iiii. Ui.i in I he I lulling of liin.li.ii it i It 1 11 1 1 i 1 game. A trw mure ihi olid lm.luill will Iki mi Lrre. in'i 1 xlinry play at ftelinn Saiur ihi.v afteriuHiti.

Mrrll. hi to linte a new uitiiire, Norrixtowii on DEATH OF J. AMOS FISLER J. Amos KNler. nu old and respected farmer of SuK(iichniiiut township, died Monday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock at the home of his Moii in law, Will in in Howiiiiin, after an IIIiichk of three weeks with heart dittcase.

He had utMn umiig lor Koine time nut was aide to he around until less than a month ago. He was aetenty heven years old and is survived by three daughters and son: Mrs. William P.owman, and Mrs. Harry Alleman, of Sus(iichannu township; Mrs. (ieorge Hoke, Lower Pnxton township, and Calvin Fislcr, who is living in New Jersey.

Mr. Fisler was a farmer all his life and merited the respect of nil who knew him by his fair dealing. He was favored by his party by holding a directorship of the poor for a number of years. He was also a justice of the peace. The funeral services will be held on Wednesday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock from the home of his son in law, Will Dowman, and will be conducted by Hev.

Mr. Myers and lie v. Mr. Lent, of Pcnbrook. Interment will be made at Shoop's Church.

DAUPHIN. Dauphin, April 28. At a recent meetjng of the Epworth League Cabinet of the Methodist Episcopal Church these officers were elected for the ensuing year: President W. C. Riffert; first vice president, Spiritual work, JJ.

P. Heisler; second vice president. mercy and help, Mary S. Kinter; third vice president, literary work, Charlotte Eby; fourth vice president, social work, Mary P. Kinter; secretary correspondence, Margaret 11.

Rift'ert; assistant secretary, Miss Bertha Shoop, treasurer, finance, Clyde S. McXeely; organist, Mrs. E. The Jeague has decided unanimously that the fifth and sixth districts Ep worth League rally be held at this place in the early part of June. The programme will appear in a later issue of the Telegraph.

Miss Carrie SpeeCe, of Philadelphia, is visiting relatives here. Mrs. David Ilickernell, of Philadelphia, is visiting Mrs. W. F.

Reed. Miss Sallie SheafTer returned home last Friday from a visit to her brother at Xewark. F. C. Gerberich returned home yesterday from a visit to Carnegie, where he had gone to consult his friend, Dr.

Robert L. Walker relative to his health. Miss Lizzie McCarty, of Lock Hav en, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Maurey, on High street.

STEELT0N HEIGHTS. Steelton, Heights, April 28. Miss Annie Cumbler, of Highspire, visited friends in this place Saturday. Samuel Snell, of Xew Market, call I ed on F. II.

Strominger Friday, Miss Ida Ellenbei ger, of Middle town, is visiting her sister, Mrs. David Lope. Miss Ethel Bondman, of Steelton, called on Mrs. James Morgan Saturday Mrs. D.

W. Yeager and son, Guy, spent Saturday in Xew Cumberland, as the guest of friends and relatives. C. II. Bonholtzer and son, Iioy, Highspire, called on H.

Eugene Orris, Sunday. V. Tarthemore, of X'ew Cumberland, called on D. H. Strominger and family Sunday.

Miss Bessie Young entertained Misses Bessie Daugherty and Emma Miller, of Highspire, Sunday. Misses Elizabeth Pretz, Abbie Posey and Feda Clausen, of Steelton, called on Miss Ivy Lope Sunday. Miss Bessie Young and guests. Misses Bessie Pugherty and Emma Mullen, called on Xliss Sophia Leedy Sun day afternoon. to enev to wenz TO THIHX DC VCLL FED EAT 7l WHEAT ilAl fen cvrn cixty vfAns.

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1.. ImmI I I i ncinl I 4 I a i i Mi. xufttc a t.t to it l.twi in iM.iM in AVMh 2H, 1003 LAKE Olvni NT tS AUI.U 1 Stua Mary. Tfcr li pitu. a 4'' im aujt Mr 1 rrtdi.

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Iim tf anl a pint. l'tJ al II aXiikuti ol l. It iixi th. fr 1 ot Ml DICAL LAKE OltTM! NT aa4 HCOICAL LAKE MAP coau a of anj mi Itua th rtal pmpsnlr ttut paji th lal in 4w Wn 1 Jtr Jl, Ut.r. Sun ot Watktai(in.

for Onlr Butt tlnteiri in c(4 tiir'y ol ih bl(h erkmitsi4 tin.1 U. ia turn of pulvrrjtj crff! ipxH4 fma IS anl (wHul, MmltSvt aaiuttl ollt turn ol lh 11.1 axuig i'h trtnf ntw 10 ihu (Htpt. No athkilc ulpnl caa inin a.il,uul HLlilCAL LAKC OINTMENT anj HEDICAL LAKB 50AP. For anla OINT.nCNT. JSe.

Nut a patent MEDICAL, LAKE SALTS MFO. Sole Hfrs. NEW VORK ANO SPOKANE. WASH. Geo.

A. liorgas, Agent for Harrisburg. WHAT YOU WANT AND WHERE TO GET IT WATCH KEGULA.il GlLiXflEi IV THE4B ADVEitriSBE.Vr "The STANDARD of ths World ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER SOLD AT cost per pound. The Atlantic Tactile Tea Co. 1014 North Third BU AITOS.

AttOKDIO.N A.NU UK MAKI.Nti. ACCORDION rLAITINO KW DRESS invA vour accordpi plating nttblllV done HkM at Myers Academy. Second second noor. ART PHOTOGRAPHY. FIRST CLASS WORK AT REASON able prices.

Keene s. 813 Third fat. ARCHITECTLRAI, SHEET METAL WORKS. fnk, SAMUEL WEIDilAN, 802 N. Third SS? Architectural sheet metal work and storm proof skylights.

BANK. Car ltal SI00 000, Surplus and Undlvldod Froflts S3H0.000. VTRST NATIONAL BANK, Harrlsburg, proffers facilities for banking business, and solicits accounts. 5AKEUS. RFA'WER, HOMEMADE VIEN 115 9 rteenth bt.

'r Telephone sale vy 529 BMIBEII SANITARY DAIRV. SANITARY DAIRY ALL is ut up by sterilized jars, ab our Milk is pui recommended by an phVgctaj" and in" LtTLED AND CREAM, rtTT a a SLlNGER. P. O. ADDRESS, Drop me a postal and I will Silver 'fresh milk and cream to you y.eL if desired, aerated and Mv own production.

BREWERS. txtt FILSENER BEER. IT IS Fl Jd of strictly choice MALT and HOPS ASK FOR IT. All leading dealers keep it BREWER AND BOTTLER. PFORGE 0OEHNE, CHESTNUT ST.

and Dewberry ave. Brewer bottler of Ito porter and lager bet r. Bottle trade a specialty. Both 'Phones. CARPET CLEANING.

TWF PNEUMATIC CARPET CLEANING Works J. H. Pownall, 128 and 130 Cameron St. Latest improved air cleaning machinery lor cleaning carpets. All carpets thoroughly disinfected.

Both 'phones. KFYSTOXE CARPET CLEANING Works 1115 Montgomery St. Moth destroyers. First class storage. Telephone or send postal.

We give trading stamps. CARRIAGES AND WAGON'S. HA.RRISBURG CARRIAGE REPOST tory Edward Boyer. Proprietor, 1017 Market St. Manufacturer of and dealer in Carriages, Surreys, Runabouts, Stanhope, Phaetons, Buggies and Business Wagons.

Repairing and remodeling of carriages a specialty. JOHN R. BAKER. LEMOYNE. manufacturer of and dealer In all styles of Carriages, Buggies, and Business Wagons.

All kinds of repairing. STEELTON MERCHANTS. STEELTON BOTTLING WORKS. WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO SERVE the family trade of Steelton and vicinity with first class bottled beer. Telephone orders promptly attended to.

E. G. IK1VLN. 5S S. Front St.

II. COHEN, 20J St. The 0IJft Uwu la Harriaburg. H' kt.t nit I. I nil lu ai lii a J.

a tlia.i. II. 1 Ha lilt l. I lkir U'liii If IU tu. f4 I Sit il.Hi I ll 11.1 iii ii.rf.

kn S.m u. 4 I' l. I It i I i. i 1 1 II II v. II I i.l 4t r.rf I tf tm tfMa tui i4 i rr t.

k. ti. iffl tklv I t. t.4 a 'Il Ifc'li 1.4 1 by irutgltt hot SOAP, 15c. a cakt.

nt Jlclnri rWa'rArl i. ji CARNATIO.NS AND ROSES. THE ONLY PLACE IN THE CITY TO get fresh curnail'iiiH and roses every day uml my own production, at J. l. Hreniipman'g, Florist.

3 1 Walnut St. CLEAN! NO AND DYEING. COMPTON'S AlAIN OFFICE AND WORKS. 1006 N. Third St.

liranch, 32 S. Third Bt. COFFEE AND TEA. HAVE YOU TRIED OITR "GOLDEN" Rule" Blend Coffee 28 ci nta equal to anjC Si cent coffee In the city. Complete Una of canned goods and groceries.

T. E. Stephenson. 2GS Uroad St. EDtCATIOXAL.

TO EVERY STUDENT HELPING ME to secure 4 No. 1 enrollments before close of December I will give the easel draw, ing table, value, $4.00. This In addition to commission. N. K.

Hoffert, 122 Market St. International Correspondence Schools, Scranton, Pa. EXCAVATING. ODORLESS EXCAVATING APPARATUS for cleaning sinks, vaults, cess pools, wells, In the daytime without offense. Orders nromntlv attended to Abram Boak livery stable, 1235 North Seventh.

Residence, 121 Broad St. GRANOLITHIC PAVING. S. W. SHOEMAKER, 1633 N.

SIXTH ST. Telephone 711X Bell. Granolithic Paving, Cellar Cementing, Etc. Prompt attention given to all work. HABERDASHER.

ALDHTCH, THE UP TOWN HATTER and Furrier, offers all boas and scarfs at 50 per cent, reduction. Green Trading Stamps. 1117 N. Third St. 'Phone 1002W.

HARDWARE AXD FIXE TOOLS. S. R. COMPTON, BUILDERS' HARD ware, sheet and plate glass, oils, paints, white lead, colors and varnishes, porket and table cutlery, 32 N. Second St.

Telephone connection. HOTELS. HOTEL RUSS. 423 425 MARKET STREET Harrlsburg, Also Prop, of the Pennsylvania Railroad Restaurant. On the European Plan.

P. Rus3. Proprietor. KEYSTONE RAG CO. HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR cotton and woolen rags, bones, gums, paper stock, metals, etc.

301 to 307 S. Cameron phone 339X. LAUNDRY. I LUCE CURTAINS Careful.y Cleaned. CRESCENT LAUNDRY 2S to 34 N.

Cameron Street. LOOK. SPRING GOODS NOW READY. GET in your order early. Shope, the Hill Tailor, 1264 Market street.

NOVELTY STOVES. C4LL AT CLECKNER AND BURKE, the leading up town House Furnishers, for Stoves, Ranges, and House furnishing goods. Estimates furnished on Hot Air, Hot Water and Steam Heating, 122ii N. Third St. Both 'Phones.

OIL CLOTH. BEDDING, ETC. OIL CLOTH. BEDDING. MATRESSES.

George W. Adams. 10G lu8 lli S. becond Harrisburg. Pa.

OPTICIAN AND WATCHMAKER. OPTICIAN AND WATCHMAKER. WAL Special attention givn to adjusting and 7J2 JV. Third HamSDUrQ, Pa. repairing glasses.

A positive tit guaran BotH Ptoonea. teed or money refunded. M. Chaancf Mgr. Botto Pbonea.

1 i .1 ......1 MERCHANT. TAILOR. a S. NATHAN NOW OCCUPIES HIS NEW place of business at lo9 S. Front and carries a full line of foreign and domestic ah enr .3 1 u.

1 will given in lecember. Specialty In dyeing, cleaning and pressing. Overcoats at! acririce prices. Spring is Iktc nnl si is the fittest Mock of Furniture ever Iirotitltt into this citv. N(w ott exhibition at our wnrerooms, III N.

2d St. Call ami vuu will he pleased. if Ogelsby PAPER DEALER. HARRISBURG PAPER 114 SOUTH Second St. Dealers In Printing and Wrapping paper.

Twines, etc. PHOTOGRAPHER. CALL A XI) KXAMIXE Fasnaeht'a photos, and jet our prices. Frames anil framing a specialty. 814 S16 Market street.

pianos and organs. and organs, l. h. par themore, Third and Cumberland Sis. Tha very best pianos and organs are sold here at lowest possible prices.

Cash or time. Call and see. 0. F. BAKER.

1319 N. SIXTH SOLR Agent for the high grade Bush Gert's Pianos, Phonographs and all Muslcat Goods at cut prices The latest Sheet 1 Music. PRETZELS. WU, STINSON. 2314 SIX AND A HALF St.

Manufacturer of and dealer In Genuine Klin dried and Soft Pretzels. Mail orders attended to promptly. RESTAURANT. CHINESE AMERICAN RESTAURANT, Hung Hon. 28 S.

Third St. New Novelties every day. Breakfast 6 to dinner, 11:30 to supper 6 to 8. Meals 25 cents. 21 meal ticket, $4.00.

Yock A Mai and Chop Sul fresh daily. SCRAP IROX, METALS, ETC. F. R. LAVERTY REMOVED TO COR ner Hancock and Christian near Cameron and State Sts.

Highest cash prices paid lor scrap iron, metals, paper stock, rubber, etc. Telephone 121X. TRl'XKS AXD TRAVELIXG BAGS. COMPLETE LINE OF TRUNKS, BAGS, pocket books, fancy leather goods and harness. Repairing of all kinds.

Harrlsburg Harness and Saddlery 307 Market St. WATCHMAKER AXD JEWELER. MAX BERMAN. PRACTICAL Watchmaker and Jeweler, Deal rr'A er in waicnes, uiocks, jewelry. Kl .1 Etc.

Repairing a Specialty. Old to' itt and i vpt nniiwnr vjifc N. Third Harrisburg, Pa, IMPROVED NEBULIZER. WE CURE DEAFNESS. CATARRH, Throat and Bronchial trouble with the above.

Treatment, $5 a month. Day Phone, C21X; Night 'Phone, 5202X. Drs. Ewing Holmes, 1425 N. Sixth St.

If It's a White It's all Right When you are ready to Machine do not make the mistake of overlooking me "nlc tried and ever eliable nue. WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. 5 WINES AND WHISKIES. JLOO $1.00 tLO. OLD COVE Rye Whiskey.

Fred'k E. Smith. Wholesale Whiikey Merchant. It iIKwIIiari It's all buy sewing.