Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 4

DAILY TELEGRAPH. HARRISBURG, PA. MONDAY EVENING, MA TO DAY'S WEATHKH HKl'OKT. Indications Tor the twenty four hours commencing Monday, May lltb, at P. M.

For Kan tern Pennsylvania and New Jersey fair to night; Tuesday showers and probable thunderstorm; cooler; northwesterly winds. Time. 1 ag Weather 5 8 A.M. 29.98 78 49 6 .00 Clear. p.

M. 29.85 82 36 12 .00 Pt'ly Cldy. Highest temperature. 92J. Lowest temperature, 0 Mean temperature, 81.

Normal temperature, 58 Excess In temperature for this date, 23. Accumulated excess in temperature since May 1st, 54. Accumulated deficiency in temperature since January 1st, 6 Deficiency of rainfall hlnce May 1.05 inches. of rainfall since Jauuary 1h 3.64 i ncnes. for Harrlsburg and vicinity: Monday continued high temperature; probably thunderstorms to night or Tuesday and cooler.

DON'T be caught by a BOOM. P. S. P. S.

Monday evening, May 11th. Books! Bookil Books! Hundreds of people are taking advantage of the low prices in Books during our great sale. The clothbound books with gold title that we are selling at 12c each, with 2(M) titles to select from, are going rapidly. Case after case are being opened to meet the demand. As each case contains a number of each title, there is no such thing as having the best book picked out.

You can secure a good library out of these books alone with very little money. Our price for this sale 12ic. Then there are others. "Plutarch's Ijves of Illustrious Men," in three handsome clothbound volumes, for iiOc. "Thackeray's Complete Works," in ten volumes, for $1 05.

Dixon's Lead Pencils, sold everywhere for 5c each. Our price for this sale 12c dozen. rum different kinds Sheet Music, list price 40c, and 50c. Our price for this sale 2 sheets for 5c. Music folios, containing 50 to CO pieces of vocal and instrumental music.

Our price for this sale 10c. Don't miss this sale. Basement. Favorite Cream Root Beer served free at our fountain in Basement. Baby Carriages.

It's surprising how fast we are selling Coaches. But over 200 Coaches this season. Our latest styles and low prices is the cause of it all. Think of buying a Coach, full upholstered with parasol, at $3 15. and an all plush upholstered one, with Satin Parasol, at 5 93.

Others at $5 OS. $7 50, $8 50. $8 98, $9 50, $9 98, $10 98, $12. $13 50. $14, $14 50, $15, $10 50, $17 50, on np to the finest.

New Oil Gas Stoves. Great sale on the new Oil Gas Stove. The only perfect Stove and the latest on the market. Just received our second shipment to day. Those that wanted the two burner Stoves on Saturday can get them now.

Have you seen the new Asbestos lined Ovens? Refrigerators The famous Seven Walled Iceland. They are the only perfectly constructed Refrigerator on the market. All made of hard wood, handsomely finished. Our facilities for buying these will save you 15 per cent, on other dealers prices. They buy from the jobber or middleman.

We buy from the manufacturer and save you the middleman's profit. Third carload on the way' from the factory now. All Bristle White Wash Brushes, tomorrow, 10c. Large Thermometers, 21 inches long, to morrow 39c. Window Screens, fit any size window, 14c.

DIVES, POMEROY STEWART. DON'T be caught by a BOOM. First Class Steamboat 8ervice Between Detroit and Cleveland, and Cleveland, Put In Bay and Toledo. D. C.

Floating Palaces are now running daily between Dt troit and Cleveland, and on May 1st will commence to run daily lietwoen Cleveland, Put in Bay and Toledo. If you are traveling between the above jxiints, take advantage of a water trip and save money. Spend your vacation on the Great Lakes. Send for illustrnted pamphlet. Address A.

A. Schantz, G. P. Detroit, Mich. DON'T be caught by a BOOM.

IK YOU TRAVEL HEAD THIS. Yon Want (he Beat Accomodations anil Lowest Kates. There is not a railroad reaching the principal cities in Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Arkansas, Indian Territory, Texas, Old or New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Oregon or California, that affords the traveler better accommodations, more direct routes through union stations, than the Great Southern Railway System, comprising the Missouri Pacific Railway, the Iron Mountain Route, the Texas Pacific and International Great Northern Railways. Ask your nearest ticket agent for rates, time tables and descriptive matter, or write J. P.

McCann, Traveling Passenger Agent, No. 519 Railroad Avenue, Elmira, N. or W. E. Ilpyt, General Eastern Passenger Agent, No.

391 Broadway, New York. City. S. II. Thompson, C.

I. Agent, 1119 Lilterty street, Pittsburg, Fa. apr 13 tf DON'T be caught by a BOOM. Gorgcas' Beef Wine and Iron helps the weak 50 cents the pint bottle. 10 N.

3d St. DON'T be caught by a BOOM. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Quotations furnished 'by I. Miller, Stock liroker, ltoom 11 College Block.

New York Quotations. Nev York, May 11. Close. Close. Am.

Cotton Am. Atchison C. C. C. I Canada South'n.

C. B. Ci Chicago Gas. Del. Ijick.

Del. D. C. Kdison (Jen. K.

Nat, Lead Trust. New N. Pacific do. pref. nA 11 50 HH'A 126 17 XI Omaha Out.

Phi I a. A Heading Pacific Mail Rock 694 Sugar Trust EfJi St. Railw'y. Ry. pref.

T. C. Texas Union Wabash nref. Erie Jersey 10 5 Lake 1W Leather Pre! ixmis. Manhattnn Missouri Pacific.

Northwestern N. Y. Central National Cor 17 16 ZVsi Western 104'4 W. L. Krlecom 7 Philadelphia Quotations.

Quotations furnished by DeHaven Town send, Philadelphia. Pnii.ADEi.PHiA, May 11. The following are the closing prices of stocks: Close. Phlla. 71 Close.

Northern Cen WA People Haiti more Metropolitan Phlla. fc Lehigh Naviga'n West. N. Y. Pa.

pref. Oen'lMort. 4's. Gen'l Mort. l's.

Gen'l Mort. 2's. Gen'l Mort. a s. 41 2X 52 7 W'A IK 107 li WA 12 Pennsylvania Lehigh United N.J.

Northern Pacific do. pref. Philadelphia Produce Market. Philadelphia, May 11. Flour The market Is Blow and weak; winter supers, 2 50S275; do.

extra, S2 00; do. family, 25; winter straight, (3 tOfiv CO; winter patent. i 90; spring patent, 13 VtXu) XKT; special brands higher. Grill Wheat The market is quiet and steady; No. 2 red, 75c; No.

2 Pennsylvania red, 78c Kye The market Is quiet and steady No. 2 Pennsylvania, 4Hr8 4XJ4e; No. 2 Western, 44Hc. Corn Market is quiet and unchanged No. 2 for local trade, No.

2 in export elevator, Oats lThe market is dull No. 2 white, awvjc No. a white, 25Jc No. 2 mixed, 27c. Tbe market is dull winter In bulk, 12Mlii50; spring in sacks, (11 75(312 25.

uy Steady and in fair demand baV i SU11 bale 11 5017 00; large Mii 11 mixed, 811 50. ww Msf2a.e Btraw baiei Provisions Butter The market lsouiet "'ery extra do. pr extra, wholesale, ISc; prints, extra, lobblne l22c. Eggs Are dull and weak Pennsylvania firsts, SfelOc; Western firsts, tol0c. Cheese The market is quiet and easy; New York factory, old, 9lc; do.

new.ltotK,. cold storage, Vy4Ac part skims, 5c. Petroleum The market is steady refined In barrels, S5 10. Potatoes The market is qniet and 5i2fdy; York Kosei fancy for seed. 0c; do.

fair to good, 18fe20c; Michigan Rose, fancy for seed, VtokKiiir l2 iir to goodf 15ft18c; Burlank4 and Stars, choice, 22Xit'ie; do. fair lo good, 1H(oi20c Southern new potatoes per barrel, choice, WVM7 50 do. fair to good, and Rural New Yorkers, ljmar; Pennsylvania Rose and Stars, fancy, ij Maine, fancy, 30c. Kenned Sugars The market ix quiet and steady standard powdered, do. granulated, tyHc; Confectioner's WAv: Key atone, 5c; Bine Star Chicago (iraln Harkt).

tHtrAfJO. Mnv 11 ClrtM. U'hfiil 61Ulc; July, Kyfo, Ki4c September, Xz Hotel Ualtou. Among the many notable improvements which iu recent times have made Philadelphia one of the most delightful cities to visit on this Continent, the foremost has been the opening of the palatial Hotel Walton, without question the most mag nilicent hotel in the world. The great structure, which stands at Broad and Locust streets, in the very heart of the life of the great city, is a revelation to all travellers, and although it has been opened but two months, it is by far the premier notel or the city, and is an institution of which Philadelphians never tire of talking.

The great edifice was erected by Robert Goelet for Messrs. Stafford. Whitaker Keech, the famous hotel men whose suc cess at the Imperial and New Netherlands in New York has been phenomenal. The hotel is operated on both the Euro pean and American plans, and has splen did accommodations or every Kind ror the taste of each guest. In every point of architectural design and decorative finish the palatial edifice is consummately magnificent, the embellishments and adornments being of the rarest and most luxuriant order.

On the first lloor is a spacious lobby of such vast dimensions that the like has never before been attempted, and the wolls on every side are lined with richly polished onyx and the rarest Italian marbles. The Louis XVI restaurant is the most spacious and artistic dining room in the world, and the 1 aim Cafe, Turkish Room, North American Dining Room, Renuaissance lMnnig ltooin and other features, are all uninue. One of the most popular features of the house is the concert, rendered each eveninjr at dinner, and during the after the theater supper, by Mark Hassler celebrated or chestra, and the several cafes are the resort for the best known ladies and gentle men of I'lnladelplnu society. in every detail the apartments are mag nificently adorned, the bath rooms beiny tiled, and every room is furnished with the latest apixdutmcnts. sanitary plumb ing and electric lighting.

A remarkable feature of the opening of the new hotel is that half a dozen conventions were booked for these months of May and June, before the foundations had been laid, and since the splendor of equipment and service has been noted no other place in Philadelphia has retained its standing either as a hotel or gathering place. DON'T be caught by a BOOM. FAHNESTOCK'S. We keep all kinds of NOTIONS. By notions we mean everything that is needed for a ladies' toilet, or for making oresses and wearing apparel, namely.

Buttons, thread linings, whalebones, casings, beltings, needles, nins. scissors, and all the little notions that one needs are to be had here. LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS SETS. Belt buckles, belt pins, ladies' belts, silk and leather, at 25c, 37, 50c. LADIES' TIES.

A very choice selection of Ladies' ties, and by the way they are selling they must be the right kind. SOAPS. We recommend only the best. This week we will sell Rico 4c cake. Turkish Bath, Palm, Castile, Glycerine and Rose Morn at 5c cake.

Bay Rum. Clematis, Dermal. Castile (large' size Oatmeal. Brown Windsor, Glycerine, Cream of Bran, Camphor Ice and Geraniol at 10 cents cake. 3 for 25c Purity Buttermilk, 4 pieces for 10c.

Rabeskin, 3 pieces for lflr' Si. i Roiritiioi it SJt i i I Violet and Pure Olive Oil. PERFUME. Colgate's Woodworth' anil Hudnut's. all odors, and at all prices, from lOe upward.

Exclusive agents for Hudnut's Toilet Waters, Cologne Waters. Sachets, Toilet Cerate, Almond Meal. Crystal Camphor Ice, Cucumber, Cold Cream. Milk of Cucumber and Orris. Orchid Beauty Pow der, Hudnutine Face Powder.

Tooth Preparations. Brilliant Hair Dressing. Rum and Quinine. Lavender Salts, Bran Bags, FAHNESTOCK'S, 308 Market. street.

DON'T be caught by a BOOM. BUSINESS LOCALS. DON'T le caught by a BOOM. A hard cough distresses the pnti and racks both lungs and throat. Dr.

Jaynes liixpectorant is the reine4 wanted to cure your cough ami relic both the pulmonary and bronchial gans. The best family pill, Jayn l'ainlees feugar Uoated Sanative. THE GOLD FIELD8 OF THE WE8T Aro now attracting tbo attention of whole world, and the results of olaci and quartz mining are fully equal to til finds of nuggets hi the early Californi days. Jolorado. Montana.

Idaho. Wash in ton and British Columbia vio with eac other as to the extraordinary induct nients offered to prospectors, practical miners and investors. By next spring the gold fever' will linvJ taken possession or thousands of people and the Western roads will have al they can do to transport the forttin hunters. The Chicago. Milwaukee Kt.

Pun Kailway, and its connecting lines, is th bist route to all sections of the Var West. For further information, address Joint It. Pott, Williarnsport, Pa. We will serve free to all at our stor next week Shredded Whole Wheat Bis cuit and Shredded Cereal Coffee. Pleast stop in and try them.

A. II. KHEIDLER BROS 1 may 8 2t lowest prices and finest Goods an Workmanship at BLACK'S Art Store 117 Market street. nov3(tf LIGHT FELT AND 8TRAW HATS. or a large and attractive stock of Spring and bummer Hats, for Gents' Boys' and Children's wear, go to ZOLr Market Square.

Full line of Hammocks. iny8 2t JACOB 8MITH. 503 Walnut street, dealer in secondhand shoes and clothing. Reasonable prices for articles purchased. Drop pos tal card giving your address and we will call.

maytHm DON'T be caught by a BOOM. IRRIGATION IN DAKOTA Is causing that much maligned section of the Western country to blossom like the rose. Ouoting from a published arti cle on the subject, it is stated that "Men who are accustomed to fanning in non irrigated districts are slow to lelieve the reports of enormous yields of all kinds of farm products in those sections of the country where irrigation is practiced" An irrigated 40 acre farm produces greater and better results than a 04aerw farm cultivated in the ordinary way. In a few weeks we hope to be able; to publish various items from different individuals giving their personal experience in irriga tion farming. In the meantime send for a free copy of an illustrated pamphlet in reference to Irrigation in Dakota, published by the Chicago, Milwaukee St.

Paul Railway Company. Address John It. Pott, Wil llauisport. Pa. NOTE8 AND QUERIES.

The first volume of the Third Series Is in the binder's bands and will be ready for delivery in a short time. Price, AddressHarrisburg Publishing risburg. Pa. novl3 tf Picture Frames and Artists Materials at BLACK'S Art Store, lli ami 117 Market street. nov30 tf Clean Coal, Dry Wood and Pure Ice at aprl3 tf J.

S. BIBLE'S. The Detroit and Cleveland Steam Navi gation Company's steamers are noiw run ning dufily (except Sunday) between Detroit and Cleveland. When traveling Kant or West, North or South, try to arrange to take advantage of these luxurious steamers between Michigan and Ohio. If you are contemplating a summer outing, write A.

A. Hcnantz, i. iLotroit, for illustrated pamphlet, which gives full information of a trip to Macki nac via the tjoasx time. iru ic HAVE YOUR QARPETS CLEAN tU By D. B.

Marks, carpet cleaning works, 1115 Montgomery treet. Telephone 3445. Orders promptly attended to. apr 17 1 TELEPHONE NO 962. Harrisburz Electro Plating Company.

Gold, Silver and Nickle plating in all its brandies. Fourteenth and Market streeits. Competent man with fifteen yerB experience to do the work. F. L.

DAVIS, Manager. Also Klectrioal GonxtrufitiSon work done by F. L. Davis. Wiring for electric lights, call 'bells and eliH rrie gas liglit itKg.

State ngenit for the Universal Telephone the bst for private use. Nothing but the moat competent men employed. aprl7 lm F. L. DAVIS.

Delft Studies for Rent nt BLACK'S Art Store. New China for decoration. China fired every day. nov30 tf DON'T Ik caught by a BOOM. 5 TRY THE KABO CORSETS FOR FIT, STYLE AND COMFORT.

A SURE THE We have engaged from the Chicago Corset Company one of their most Expert Fitters who will be pleased to ex plain the merits of these celebrated Corsets. We invite our many lady patrons to call and allow her to fit 'a pair of the Corsets to them vxmwttv 1 inn KABO No. 356 A perfect fittingr corset tor general wear, as well Price $1.00 fo1 WMM 1 IttttM.V VVk. We want you to know them, but if by any chance you should not be entirely satisfied after purchasing, please return them and receive your money. The Kabo Corsets are made for women who want the worth of their money.

They have soft loop eyelets in place of the old style metal eyelets. Metal eyelets cut the lacers; loop eyelets don't. Loop eyelets are made of the There is no need to KABO CORSET. You can try on, and if you don't like them bring them back and get your money. That's the basis on which every pair is sold by us.

I Be sure and see the its many advantages over others. 1 his Corset Reception continue for at least ten days. Step in and have a corset Fitter. IVESTOMEROY will LOCAL EXPRE88 TO 8TEELTON George Clemmons is running a local express between Bteeiton ana iiarns burg, making two round trips each day. Orders can be left at Herman's cigar store Forney Knonse's drug store, or "Daily Telegraph" office.

Goods will bo called for in any part of the city. feb29 tf ELECTRIC FAN8 THAT BLOW, OutfHlocirjrSc Famis do their own blowing, luttilt for bwttiiiuas, not canvassing tradio. I Jiithier wr altorna'ting onrreait, from a gmifcle 'brwze to a cyclont? yon can get cHlhrtr. Mn'trvklTi EkW EJoctric Company, 'J04 North Sevid street. aiwlSrf COAL AND WOOD.

If you want clean coal or dry kindling wood telephone to G. Frank Milleiscn. Try my (3 50 and $4 25 coal. NATHAN COHEN, 440 and 502 Walnut street, Ilarrisburg, Pa. Highest prices paid for second band Clothing, Furniture, Stoves and Household Goods.

By dropping me a postal, will call at you house. aprl5 ly Use McNeil's Pain Exterminator. DIED. YOUNG At Middletown, on the lth Mrs. Ei.izaiikth Anna Yoitnjj, willow of the late Colonel James Young, aged 72 yeartt and 13 days.

The relatives mid friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services on Wednesday nt o'clock from her late residence. Union street, Middletown. myll 2t KEEP May 11, Katiikkink May Hkkii, infant daughter or W. S. and Katie M.

Heed. Funeral on Wednesday at 1 1. M. from No. riS Halm street.

WANTED. ANTED A uirl for general houseworki IIKS) Si xt.li street. myS iit ANTED A uood alrl to do Lrcnfiriil limiHo. work inasinall family. A i.i.lv 212 North Third street.

InyH tf WANTED A iKiHilion liy a widow, with three year old boy, us housekeeper general housework Apply Wit niton street. inyll WANTED Washing by idow lady with three children. Can so out for it or do it nt home. Apply aOH Koyd avenue. myll WANTED lrl for general housework; colored preferred; 82 per week three In family.

Apply at No. 211 Swatara street, Steelton. in.y!l WANTED A position as stenographer. Can nlve good reference as to work and character. Address, Hox Kortney, I 'a.

iny7 tlt ANTED (ientlemen lodgers for two or tlirec roomu. wit li iimi nf luifli. A All ply or address No. Ill Locust street. iny MONDA WINNER! Corset Reception.

Women wear Corsets for the sightly appearance which they make and also for the comfort which they give, but in every case both depend on the fit. Doesn't make a particle of difference what a lady's dress is made of or who made it if the Corset isn't right the dress will not be. These corsets arc made to fit perfectly and still be comfortable. Come and let our fitter demonstrate these facts to you in a practical manner. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded not expected to purchase a Corset after being fitted unless only be known to be appreciated.

same materials as the lacers. take any ones word about the buy a pair take them home KABO CORSET and learn commence to day and will talk with our Experienced 7TNTT5CelTnelTTeiiloueTsfor large, airy rooms that arc nicely furnished. with privilege ot bath room. Apply at No. 410 Market street.

my 4 1 It WANTED A young man (Methodist preferred) for permanent position. Salary $T)0 per month. Address "Methodist," care Daily Tei.kghapii olllce. niyH4lt WANTED Men to take orders In every town and city: no dell verlnif: irood wages; pay weekly; no capital; steady work. ULEN Rochester, N.

Y. mnrll 21t WANTED. Cash paid for all kinds or second hand furniture, clothing, dec. Entire households bought. Call or send postal to NATHAN COHN, 44(1 Walnut streeL febl2 ly 1 WANTED Cash paid for all kinds or second hand furniture, clothing, Ac.

Entire households liought. Call or send ponlal to N. EHE1 DHEKO, 110 Short street, near Wal uL a pr7 ly MANAOEIt WANTED': by Philadelphia corporation for branch olllce, contract for one year, salary (1,200 with commission to S100 required to cover stock carried, fully secured. Address MANAOEK, Lock Hox 11K, Philadelphia, Pa. 1 1 1 ,3,5 3t GOOD OPEN I NO Wanted by old established coinpnn'.

active young man to superintend brunch business, yearly engagement, salary $1,000, must rhow good record and furnish 8100 to cover stock. AddresH SUPERINTENDENT, Lock Hox K4K, Phlla delphlH, Pa. inyll l.4,6 FOR RENT. "KKiU RENT A three story brick house with modern Improvements, No. 9(MI, corner ot Second and Hoas.

Inquire at 123 West State street. mnr2 tf JJtOR RENT An office In College mock. A Steam heat and water. Apply at KLEM STORE, 82 North Third street. INO'H HOOK nov23 tr FOR RENT Maple Shade Cottage, Cove, seven furnished rooms (each private); covered porch on three sides or cottage, 8x 'A't feet; beautiful river and mountains; boat furnished; live minutes walk rrom depot, store, post ofllce mid telegraph otllce.

Inquire or GEO. H. NOSS, Duncan non. Pa. myll For Rent.

JH7 North Second treet, rent tl per month. 1(2H and 1M2 North Third street, rent 820 per month. 500 Filbert street, rent 815 per mont h. 612 State street, rent 8IH per month. 315 and K17 South River avenue, rent per mon ii.

K12 South Second street, rent 810 per month. 2132, 2140, 2lfiO, 2IM and 21(10 Seventh street, rent 812 per month. All or the above houses are three story bricks with modern Improvements. Apply to J. UHLER, 1100 North Second street.

Or to II. till LER, Room s. No. 15 South Second street, Harrlsburg. )eH tf I EVENING, MA iS96.

A Perfect Fitting Corset for general wear as well as for all athletic support without impeding the perfect mvement of the body. No brass eyelets. Sizes 18 to 361 price' extra size8 31 to 361 price, $1.35. KABO No. 105 If you appreciate a perfect fitting corset, give the Kabo 105 a trial.

Its sure to please you. Price $1.25 oTEWART. FOR lURTiTHicNunvluniHo with all conveniences; centrally located, IIS cust street. Also brick housu Nu. UO0 lioas street.

Apply to HOW reen st reet IVIFI LI CHA8.N. BOLL "EOR RENT Large three story brick dwell Ing, with all modern Improvements, located 110U Hreen street. Possession given April 1st, lSlMi. Jnquireot J. 8.

SIDLE tr Third and Cumberland. plUlt RENT The story dwelling house, No. 500 Market street; contains nine rooms; conveniences, and Iscentrally tocated; rent only 825 00 per month. Address "HOl'SE," care Kvkximi Tki.i:;kai'H. myll tit FOR RENT.

COMMODIOUS store Room, No. 1125 North Third street. RESIDENCE 1101I Orecn street. All modern conveniences. Well lighted and ventilated rooms, with Inrge plate glass mirror and fine chandelier In parlor.

Eront and rear entrance, and cemented cellar. .1. S. SIliLE, No.ll27 North Third street. TjtOR RENT The store room No.

121K Nort 'I'liird street, occupied for many years by Stephen hertls. This room Is ninety reet deep and or good width, and one or he best business locations In the city, being in the Immediate vicinity or the llroad street market. The rooms on the second lloor are also ror rent. If desired the partitions or these can be removed, making a line targe room suitable ror any business, and maybe used In connection with the large store room be low. Apply to RUDOLPH r.

ELK EH, apr7 IT it Sout Front, si reel. FOR SATiE. FOR SALE Five of those benutltul lots on Herryhill street, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets. Can he bad at a bargain. Inquire of ED F.

KISELY, Heriyhli; street, city. IF YOU ARE Till I NO OF H17ILDINU this Spring, there Is a nice lot. on North Second street, iiOxItU feet In size, Mint can bo had cheap. Address, Hox 1U5, Post Ollice, Harrlsburg. mar20 tr FOR SALE CHEAP A valuable plot abutting on Klknooil, containing over one acre or ground, adjoining and between both Elk wood and New Cumberland, bou tided on hrce sides, bv Market, Sixth and Seventh streets; location most desirable and eligible, half a block rrom electric cars; sold as a whole or In halves.

For particulars Inquire of .1. A. MOORE, Camp Hill, Pa. m.vll llt IOR SALE Cottage Ridge Dwellings Nf SI5 Pelt'er street. ll7 I'ell'er street.

Price i) Kill I'eller street, corner. Price These bouses are three story brick (new), have modern improvements, very desirably located and will be sold on the following terms: J.iiio cash; balance can stand on mortgage tosiiit purchaser. Also desirable building lots for sale. V. II.

THOMAS, Market st reet, Harrlsburg, Po. ask "wmmw FOR 1111 FRANK HESS UP Third Street. You ean, always save money by shopping at Tliird and Cumberland strerts. BLACK CHINA SILKS. We open this Monday special bargains iu New Black China Silks warranted to wear.

Beautiful quality Vantiues plain Black seal China Silks at 39 cents. Also very great values, 30 inches wide, 75 cents a yard. Beautiful quality Black Oros de Louche Silk for Skirts and Full Costumes. No better goods made. Rich and handsome.

Price 75 cents, quality $1 25. Bargains in Navy Blue Serges. This week we offer new Bargains in Elegant Navy Blue Serges. The greatest values we have ever seen. Beautiful shades in 43 and 44 inch serges, 50 and 02 cents.

Wide Storm Serges, 5G inch, shades dust and rain. Navy Blue, Brown and Steel Gray Mohairs for traveling French Covert Cloths in Gray and Blue mixtures, now the most stylish goods and in great demand. Choice White Goods. (G inch White French 50 and 75 cents, folded, once only thereby savings the goods from numerous wrinkles found in the four fold. 4.S ineh French Nainsooks, White Indian.

C.14. 8. 10, 12, 15, 20, 25 and 35 cents a yard. White Dimities and Baby Nainsooks. Wonderful Bargains in Fine Dress Ginghams, This week we offer 2,000 yards fine drcRs ginghams in L.ight Blue, Pink and Green, medium colors in Dark, Black and White, Navy Blue and Grays for Second mourning.

10 cent quality, price now 5 cents. 10 cent quality; price is 5 cents. Also 2,000 yards fine Zephyr Ginghams, beautiful tine grade sold at 20c. Price now 8 cents. 20 cent quality, price now 8 cents.

Ladies' Wrappers. Best Simpson Sons steel gray and Mack and white laino finish calico wrappers, beautifully trimmed, full wide skirt, stylish in appearnnce and yet comfortable. Indigo blue prints, bright fancy colors, in tea gowns. $1 00 and $1 25. THIS STOKE SELLS PRACTICALLY DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY.

AND THEY ARE THE BEST STYLES AND QUALITIES. PRICES LOWER IN MANY INSTANCES THAN IS ASKED ELSEWHERE FOR INFERIOR GOODS. UP THIRD STREET, A LITTLE UP FROM MARKET STREET. FRANK HESS, Up Third Street. RKPOUT OF THE CONDITION OK THE FIKHT NATIONAL BANK, at Harris burg, In the State of Pennsylvania, nt the close of business, May 7th, 1890 ltKSOLMtCF.S.

I.omtx mid OvL'rdraftn, Hucured and hiikc 11 red I'. 8. bonds to secure circulation. Stocks, securities, etc Other renl estate and mortgages owned lHie from National llankn (not reserve agentf) Due from State Hanks and bankers Due from approved reserve agents ('liecks and other cash Notes of other National Fractional paper currency, nickels and vents Lawful money reserve In bnnk, vix Specie Legal tender notes Kedein ption fund with U. 8.

Treasurer (5 per cent, of circulation) Total 23 I.I AI1II.ITIKH. Caplt.nl stock paid In Surplus fund Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes National bank notesoutstandlng Due to other National Hunks Duo to State Hunks and bankers. Individual deposits subject to check Total State of Pennsylvnnln.County of Dauphin, ss: JfllllllVB IHJlllt.l.HBII rrill Lilt! Jl 1 Vf 1L TT1 I'll iriiun, uu nuiuiiLiuy nwuar unit me nnove statement is true to the best or my now 1 edge and belier. JAMES HHADY, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 11 day or May, ikuo.

It. S. CAKE, Notary Public. Correct A ttcst LANE S. HAKT, JOHN Y.

I to YD, DONALD C. HALDEMAN, Directors. HOUSES FOK KENT. 7 North 5th rent $33 00 14 1 4 N. Second rent 506 Market rent $25 00.

FOR SALE. The following City Properties: f'Nos. 424, 426, 426J Boas 32 story brick 7.000 1414 JN. 2d bt. Price $5,500.

314 lioas St. Price $2,100 208 Cherry Ave. Price $800. 606 Forster St. Price 5 6,800.

And Others Lists Furnished. MONEY TO LOAN. At 0 per cent, on 1st mortgage.clty properties Local 8tocks Bought and Sold. Fire and Life Inauranca Solicited II. UIILEIl, Itwni 3, No.

15 South Second Street, Harrlsburg, Pa. 1 TNI VERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA The college examinations in nil subjects required tor entiui.ee to the college courses iu Arts and Science, Science and Technology Finance and Economy, Chemist ry, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering. Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering Kiology, and Architecture, will be held In Harrlsburg on Tuesday and Wednesday, June Kith and 17th, at the Hoard or Trade building under the charge or iV. T. Hlldruii local examiner, P.

O. Itox t03. For lurorl nation and copy or catalogue address examiner, or George s. Fullerton, dean of the college, University or Pennarlvnnla West PhMadelphla.Pa. BOOK BINDING AT SCIIEFFEU'S BINDERY, 2 1 S.

Secon St. VOTICK 1 will hereby notify nil persons that transact business with" Airs. It Krnll must settle accounts with Mrs. H. Krnll I will not be responsible for any bills made'bv t5 SUMMER UKSORTS.

Capon Springs and Dallis Snptrlor lUlurrnl U'attn. Hampshire County, West Virginia. Those desiring one of the healthiest snots on earth to locate themselves and families for he summer and fall, and bo happy every day; and where all out of health recover In a single season. Write ror a pamphlet and secure rooms. W.

11. SALE, Won. myll Ht IfOCK ENON SPRINOS AN1 MINERAL PATHS til eat North Mountains, near Winchester. Va. Catiuclt am.

lur. lreimr air, healing water and bat lis, large swlm iiiio! pool, aimmiant table, best sanitary arrangements, excellent music, all requisites lor heult li, com fort mwl lovely resort lor families, an earthly paradise for children. Terms very derate. cor looms, apply to A. S.

PRATT, proprietor. Sun Hullding, Washington, 1. and after June 15th to Rock Enou Sprtngs, Va. inyll lm 25,000 Ut 6S.M5U 7ZZ no2 m2Z D. H.

WITBTER CO. This is the Kind of Weather i P1JHE1JV' rC 7rr To send you in a hurry after all sorts of summer garments. You know we make ready to wear garments a specialty and well know that we carry the largest variety in the city, but we want to single out a few of our strongest lines. Silk Waists $2 25 to $15 00, Soft and Laundried Waists 25c to 00 everything there is new in the market. Waists bought during our recent trip to New York are now arriving daily and are declared even prettier than our first lots, which were acknowledged the handsomest by far in our city.

As rapidly as our SUITS go out we replenish the stock with the hist productions. All sorts of stylish combinations in cloth are here. Linen and Duck Suits in big variety. Separate Shirts In everything, from the cheapest Duck to the finest Crenon, all the desirable plain and figured mohairs, whip cords," white piques, lkien, HOSIERY', CORSETS, GLOVES, BELTS. UNDERWEAR, HANDKERCHIEFS, LADIES' TIES, as low as anywhere.

D. H. WITMER CO. 412 MARKET STREET. REPORT OV THE CONDITION OK THE MERCHANTS' NATIONAL HANK, at Harrisbursr.

In the Statu the close of business, May 7th, 18'Jti. ltESOUItCKS. Loans and discounts 274.417 1:1 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 17 u. s. nonas to secure 25,000 00 Premiums on U.

8. bonds 2,250 00 Stocks, securities, etc 050 00 Hanking house, furniture and fixtures 1,000 00 Due from National Hanks (not reserve agents) 13,831 0 Due from State Banks and bankers 10.32S 47 Due from approved reserve agents. 26 Checks and other cash i0 Notes of other National Banks 580 00 Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents 138 6 Lawful money reserve in bank, viz: Specie 812,787 50 Legal tender 12,000 00 24,787 50 Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (5 percent of 1,125 00 Due from U.

S. Treasurer, other than 5 per cent, redemption fund 400 00 Total $169,337 20 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid In $100,000 00 Surplus 27,000 00 Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes 05 National bank notes 22,500 00 Due to other National Hanks 18,250 10 Due to State Hanks and 910 29 Dividends unpaid 120 00 Individual deposits subject to check 154,775 79 Demand certificates of deposit 33,552 41 Cashier i hecKs outstanding 7,802 50 T.i: Stateo. vania, County of Dauphin, ss: i. w.

vni.n, cashier of the above named ham i. swear that the above is true to the bestof my knowledge tie. it r. D. W.

SOHN, Cashier. Subscribedand sworn to before me this 11th day of May, 181W. MILTON G. POTTS, Notary Public. Correct Attest H.

D. HEMLER, W. O. H1SHOP, W. M.

DONALDSON, Directors. LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN Harrlsburg, post ollice ror the week enaing may tun, mini. To obtain any of these letters the nnnll cant must call for advertised letters, giving i lie univr ot tuts list. If not callci' Tor within two weeks they win oe sent 10 tne uenu letter olllce. LADIES' LIST.

Hennet, Mrs Harry, Reefer, Miss Ornce, Charney, Miss Carry, Lewis, Mrs Etta, 1 ansen, rs Clara, Morrow, iss Ettie, Davis, Mrs Sadie, Rina, Mrs Denn, Felix, Mrs Katie, Seldon, Miss Mamie, Fisher, Mrs Elizabeth, Stout, Mrs Chas, Kauttman, Miss Mag Stuart, MissSallie, gle, Weuthafer, Miss Lot Handing, Mrs Chas, tie, (For), Hodge, Miss Lizzie, Young, Miss Emma, Holl'man, Miss Mary, y.ell, MrsSallie. Jones, Miss Mar I GENTLEMEN'S LIST. Allen, A Hnker, Bent McLean, Wilson McCoy, Warren McMunus, James (2). Myers, Osborne, Rich, Pronssor Uhinner, Henry Smith, John, liar be George Heck, A (D L), Moyu, jnson, Hrown, Cowles, Samuel, Dal ton, II II, Delnmotte, Edmond Hi Detweller, Daniel (For), iliiss, Hamuel, Manod, Chas McCarthy, Mr, Taylor, John Thornyon, Thornton, Dr Ed, Wells, Frank II, Wesner, William, Williams, A. Persons should Invariably have tlielr mall matter addressed to their street and number, thereby Insuring prompt and direct delivery by the carriers.

Alutter not so addressed Is often delayed on that account. A. K. HLACK. Postmaster.

HOTEL WALTON, Broad and Locust PIIII.AUKL.PIII A. The most, magnificently designed and appointed Hotel In the world Absolutely tl reproof. European and American Plans. Situated near the railroad termini ii inyipiii piuccs oi amusement. Stafford, Whitaker Keech, myll 3m Proprietors.

Blank 21 S. 2nd AiUUlVO Book Store OLIN W. MILLER, TEACHER oi, SINGING. Control Singing. to Artistic SPECIAL COURSE.

StrCCl Harrl.burB. Wedding 21 S. 2nd St. Scheffer's Invitations Printing Office TjmTwm SI'EC 1 At LIvM, bet ween 1 1 12 si xt st reet and Hrond Street Market. Finder will be rewarded at the above address.

niyli ltt O.ST A Skye Terrier Gyp twelve years old, answers to the name of 'HEI'T." Kinder will receive a reward irimi, i i ntiiie tier to 7 i i 0 Everybody i Says Crackers for lunch, with'a fllass of milk or a cup of tea arc mflKU in I KEYSTONE CREAMS I Your Grocer will sell you Marvin's Crackers ummmmmsm nri mi wmem MiaM isivjr i vim ci HMMm 1 i i KIM 1 812 llroad street my7 4t 11IAMS0N STRAW HATS ARE RIPE, Hot weather suggests light and Cool Headwcar. to show the greatest and best assortment of straw hats at moderate priced boring m.nforir0 man' for thc sPort' for the laboring man, for boys as well as for children Men's straw hats, for dress at 5oc 7cc" $1 $1 2 Si 75, $2 and $2 50. 5 75' 5' I 5. Men's rough straw, 5c, io, l8c 25c arid 35c. Children sailor hats, 5c, 10c, 19Ct 2rC ioc 7c Ri and $1 50.

Boys' straws, 20c, 25c, 50c, 90c and i 5 Baby Loacnes. Baby Coaches. We have added more coaches to our already large stock. Beautiful designs, upholstered in plush, corduroy, silk broca telle, tapestry, at such prices that will interest you. Coaches at $4 oS, $6 2s, $7, $9, $10 and up to $20.

Lace parasol cover given with ever coach from $10 up. Free of Charge. Shoes. Shoes. Shoes.

Shoes. Our Ladies Jine dress Shoes and low lies are a rare Combination of Style and Durability. ranted to wear. Three pretty designs on $1 25 shoe for ladies' dress wear, lace included. Our big seller at $1 is neat, dressy and will wear.

Ladies' dress oxford ties in all styles, both black and tan at 75c and up to 2 50. See the bottom cut of our man's comfortable lace and congress shoes for $1 25, 50 and $2. Razor toes at $1 and up ward. Larger assortment than The Above Cut Represents Our New Building AT 3 1 2 MARKET STREET. Wc arc now occupyino; this entire building and have added a Millinery Department which is well stocked with Trimmed and Untrimmcd Hats, Flowers, Ornaments, Ostrich Feathers, Aigrettes, Foliage, Field Flowers and every new novelty in millinery goods.

Our stock of Shoes and Oxfords cannot be surpassed now by any house in Central Pennsylvania. LY, Shoe 312 AMUSEMENTS. JU.VNO OPKRA HOCSK. May Music Festival. Thursday, May 14, 1896.

1SY Harrisburg: Choral Society V. W. UlLCIIItlST, t'onilni tor. The Socletv. Assisted by an orehestra of thirtv slx pieces from rhiladelphia, will sins "The Kose," by Gilchrist, and i'he Hymn of Praise," by Mendeissoiin.

Mololsts Miss lowiiweno, oi I'liiladelphia; Miss Kuth Thompson, of New York; Leonard K. Auty, of New York. Tickets 50, cents and tl ttO my7 7t HAND Ol'KItA IIOUSK. MON HAY KV KN ING, May 11. Annual Elks' Benefit.

Masterpiece nnd tHJ Greatest t'liinwly, A Midnight Bell ix i'iiniii i it; luiiiiv AM I.AI'KA IIKI.I. And 'J. A( knotvl.iliil Al tlsls, t'ni lnnilii Sin lul Srrurry. l'l lccs "1. rAI and 7i cent voscrved seats.

7." cents and AT OPERA HOUSE DRUC STORE. Cojrd Now Open. Stt JAMES D. HAWKINS. Funeral Director a.id Embalmer Htm 1'nmlirrlanil irt.

Urril.ill 1 G. SMITH A wholesale dealers and lmckers of Tiilmnn 2 Miirkfl treet. llurrlslinrK. w. FOSTER, fete This shoe illustration is one of four stylish shoes we are retailing at $2.

Can give you button and lace with neat diamond patent leather tip on a long narrow razor toe last and with an excellent finish; also, square toe, plain and narrow square patent leather tip in button with flexible soles. Lad's cloth top button shoes, needle toe, nicely finished and equal to any higher priced shoe, sells at $2 50. Four different styles on our ladies' don gola dress shoes at $1 50, every pair war ever on all lines of russet gfoods. and Millinery House, MARKET STREET. NOW READY "STEPHEN," By Florence M.

Kingsley the author Of "Titus." Publisher's price, 25. Our price, qoc. "TITUS," 5c. Central Book Store, jj5 Market Street. Summer Opening Tlnirsrtay, May Uth.

Beautiful Summer Millinery of French patterns. Mrs. E. Walzer. mvWt AH Kinds 21 2nd st of SCHEFFFR PRINTING l.l'lKN M.Mtl'.LK AMI GKAN1TK WORKS.

M( numonts, Tombstones and nD kinds of feme' erv work. Marble nnd eliminate tile work. Market street and I'enn nylvnulRCana ly.