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4 4 4 4 4 .4 '4' f. 1 4 1 i I 1 i i 1 1 '77, I i 1 A 1 I i 1 1 1 I I 5 la THE YO-RKI Dispkicii, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1905 1, LLJA (JU'lliBtal 4, 11)03 4, 1905 I II Hood's I eve, g2inarcoonnonoon(pcoociotr000 'o Po to 1 10GC OP I I 1 1 1 I r-- 0 ow) 1.1:1 6c; i -I 1- 0 sh 1' 0 HORSE RACES AT FAIR TRACK SLIGHTLY HEAVY Rain of Previous Night Prevented Fast Time. In Yesterday's Event I Bill TRIP PLANNED BY ROYAL FIREMEN Committee ippointed For Seven Days Itinerary Nen ly will save a serious sickness, especially io people' subject to Bilious attacks, Sick Headaches or who suffer from Stomach disorders. A pill in need is a friend indeed, and you should never be without a box of WELCOME FOR ALLENTOWN FIREMEN FIRST TUESDAY PROGRAM EVER RUN I I A at 10, 1 Sold Everywhere. In boxes Ide.

and 25a. 1 Racing on Speen(' Day of ExhibitiOn Proved a Popular InnovationGood Fancy Riding BEqueetrinnes Botween HeatsThe Scores Columbia Company Will Be Guests of Union Boys October 17 and lg. Prepartions Completed For Rex Company's Trip 1 HYMENEAL Tne regular monthly meetings of the various ccenpanies of the city fire department last evening aver largely Sarsaparilk is questionably the 'greatest blood and liver medicine known. IL positively and permanently cures every humor; from Pimples 'to Ib is the Best. Blood Medicine.

I 1 York I e-. 4 i ox I 1 Files, I Letter I Copying Presses, i -Books 4, Bath 4, eo, Z' 4 At Right Prices 1' .4 '4. 4 .4.. 1 4h el Have milffins, and tea his- 1 a CUit home-made. They will be fresher, 2 cleaner, more tasty and wholesome.

Royal Baking Powder helps the house WI' to produce at- home, quickly and eco- i3 nomically, fine and tasty 'cake, the raised 3 hot-biscuit, puddings, the frosted layer- i 0 cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and muffins, with Which the ready-made food 8 found at the bSe-sholi or grocery does 42 i I 0 not compare. 0 i i I Royal is the greatest of bake-day helps. 1 011 1 101 I not compare. 1 Royal is the greatest bake-day helps. I i0 0 0 1 fr 1 1 or 10 They will be fresher, i 0 more tasty and wholesome.

0 )yal Baking Powder helps the house 00 1 i produce at home, quickly and eco- 0 1 ziIy, fin irld tasiy cake, the raised 0 Iscult, puddings, the frosted layer 0 0 crisp c6okies, crullers, crusts and i 0 is, wan WiliCri tne' ready-made food 0 0 at the or grocery does 0, i 01 )mpare. 0 1 i Tat is the greatest of bake-day help. 10 0 1 3. 3 144 --V- I lata 1 1 I I ,:4 ::1. v49 4- -I, I r) 11 ,) I 0 .,1 1 it 4 I 1.., 0 ci 0.

1 0 I 1 1 DickmanBurns W. G. Dickman, of Port Clinton. a farmer resident of York. and Miss Ida V.

Burns, of 'West Fairview, Cum," berland county. who is a sister of W. Wright Beck. FAIst Market street, were married last evening at Harris-'burg. Accompanied by Mr.

and Mrs. -PI S. Hartman. of Harrisburg. who attended them during the ceremony of marriage.

Mr. and Mrs. Dickman came to York on a late At the home of Mr. and Mrs- W. Wright Beck a supper was held in their honor.

taxa pr le--H ammo 1 At the groomsman's home. 914 East I Market street. Miss Claude Hamrne and IJohn A. Holtrapple iwere married last night. at o'clock.

Aaron Spangler officiated. 1 The bride and bridegroom Wen attended by Miss Iva of Seven Valley. end William Shearer. of About twenty-five t-ufmits were present. Including Mrs.

G. E. Holtzapple. Seven ValIP.r. mother et' the groomsman, Mr.

and Mrs. Jacob Hamme. E. E. Ha in rife and son.

of Seven Valley. and Mr. and Mn'. H. Brenneman.

of Seven Valley. cmtwyp hrdlu fwyp restee at 914 'East Markst ortreet. The groomsman its a brother of Dr. G. E.

1iolt7.apple. South George street 1 TO MANAGE W. M. H. R.

ROYAL RAKING POWDER NEW YORK. I. ROYAL ING POW RAKDER NEW YORK. i1 Young clOt4i0g. 9 1 Young Alen Clothing.

gar 111.1 641 I low mm abo AL go, sa AL cr, HATS TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE HATS TRIMMED FR4E OF CHARGE ICI ICao I 0 LIT ER: Barnhart's Book Store i .4, I 4. 4 44 -1- t-i 4- I-; -IN i-e4 4. 44-f IC MARKET AND EIGHTH I FILBERT AND SEVEUTH PHILADELPHIA, PA. i 41,,, Horse raring was tried for the first I time on nieeday at the York county 1 fair yesterday. There were two regular class pacing, purse 3300, and the 2:30 lees $300.

There wera seven entries in the first evect, and four heats were Wins owned by W. H. Landis, Rethaville, Pa, won. taking first place In three of the four In the setonel event there were seven entris and five heater were run. Tbis race remains unnnished.

The track was a trine heavy from the rain of the previou night. and considering that. fair tim. Was made. Dan 'owned by C.

A. Anderson, of prevented Iliss RP ne. owned by W. 1-r. Landis, of Rothsville.

from taking the 2.35 in etraight heats. Tbe beats were all close the xecond and third being run neck and neck. After finishing third in the first three i heats of the 2.80 class, George Curtis, a brown gelding, owned by Ed Saulter, of Narberth, won the race in three straight beats. Mark. the favorite, being able to; eecure but two heats out of the six.

H. was pushed I hard by Helen 'Arnhem throughout, and lost second position In both the fifth and sixth heats by a head. Mishemowlea. one of W. L.

Beaes slatted In pace but as he was going around the stretch the first heat the tire 'on. the left side of the sulky came off and he corn-, pleted the trite heat on the rim. The tire VL' fal4 twisted around the Iron framework of the sulky and It was feared at first that a -emash-up would result. almost dark when the last heat of the final i race was completed. Many of the grandatanel patrons had left long before.

but the ring enthuslastei remained until Judge Hough had made the announcement. Between the heats of the races. Artful and Sunny twe running horse. owned by the Barney Demereat equistrian and ridden by the Misses Schaeffer arid Jewel, ran an exhibition half mile I The time was 52 seconds. and Artful Won by a neck.

Previous to that Mies Jewel bad given an hthltion on her jumping horse. Major Mcliniry and Miss Schaeffer rode fire tenpin, steed. Col. Robert Hough was the etastieg jueee. The of yesterday's racPik follow: 1 Col.

Iloberti 1-tough was the etarting, judge. 1 The ecorea: 2.5 Class. Pacing: Purse 3300 Miss Rene a. W. 31.

Landis. Rottraville. Pa. .4. -115 1 Daniel a (1.

Andrew. kierkley. Md 2 4 1 2 Daniel a CI. Andrew Berkley, Md 2 4 1 2 VERY young man will want a new tair 'very soon nowperhaps week and you will want a good onenot too high in price. Our is correct in price.

properly tailored and made of proper materials; will stand the teSt of serice and prove themselves worthy. we handle has the additional advantage of 0 been designed by the foremost experts of the age they'll hold shape. Young Nren's Suits, from 7.00:t0 Men's Overcoats, from 6.00 to S.2. 5.00 Raincoats, from to $35.00 Boys' Suits, from 2.00 tO 8.00 Ol Juvenile Suits. from r.50.t0 6.00 Children's, Reefers, from 3.50 to 5.00 2 I Children's Reefers, from 5 3.50 to 5.00 I si 0 011.

0 9 3 a a 0 ro to :0 0 0 0 i 0 0 0 io to po is!) 0 0 0 We the Fall Season With a Chi!) of i. Three Hundrecljt ildembe-rs! 1 'Er- We Stews 4 the Fall 4 II- 4V'S' Season f.k..5,..04,---,-5....st.t, 4, With a Clyb i Tilee to, Hundrepl, ai, 1 itlembe-rs! Our First Autumn Piano Club is Now( Open Our First i Autumn Piano Club is Now(' Open attended. I Preliminary plans were made by the Rcryal company Plc a trip to be taken next July. A4correop4ttee appointed at the laePt meeting to gather data. made Its report tart evening.

whereupon it was decided to Tna ke a trip of paPVPT1 days. during which time Buffalo. Niagara Palle, Detroit. Teronto. Wilkenbarre and Harvey's Lake will be visited.

rinal arrangements for the trip were left in the -rtands of the which la corripteeel of the follow-, ing members: Thornae Shipley, Alvin Reist. P. A. rlsweeer. William Hunteman and H.

M. Faust. A. Finking fund ell-, be eearted at once, this to be in charge of Harry Anetine. who was appointed laet evening to serve as treasurer.

According to prevent plans th-e company will leave here On a 'ruredsY morning and return the following evening. It will be the initial trip ot he Royal 'firemen. At roe meeting of the Union company plans were perfectel for the entertainment of the Columbia firemen. of Allentown. upon their visit to this city October 17- and IS.

A vote Of wae tendered to D. F. Stauffer. the c-racker and cake baker. for hie recent contribution of 150 for services rendered at the fire that partially deeiroyed his plant last August.

Three new members were elected and considerable routine business wasr transacted. The reception to the Allentown firemen will be about as elaborate as that tendered the Reading firemen upcn sojourn in York early last month. The vie-flews will reach here at 5:25 p. rm. on the afternoon of October IS.

and be welcomed by a corramittee of the, North Erd firemen. In the evening they will he given a bail. On the following morning they will be "shown about the city. They will depart In the afternoon for Columbia. It was reported at 'the meeting of the Rex company that 45 merrpbers ana the Sprintegarden hand will take the trip to New -York state next week.

They will aseerrbie at the truck house at 6:30 o'clock on the morning of Oct. 10. A vote et thanks was extended to I). F. Stauffer for a donation of 150.

tendered as a mark of appreciation of the companys flervk-es at the cracker bakery fire in August. The truck will be in charge of 'Tillerman Beck in the absence of the forernan, Percy K. Frey. The parade hats ordered some time ago have arriveit as have also tile badge, ordered for the occasion. The latter are made of ribbon and contain a button, on which is a picture of the truck house.

The meeting of the Laurel company was with light attendance. fifty or more of the members being in Harrisburg. where they -participated in a parade yesterday. Only routine business was transacted. I The Goodwill and Rescue companies had only routine business.

The Goodwill coneldered one proposition for 1 attended. 1 tc 1 s.1' I ---a tr, 7 I IF- J. If I'c'-'--1 44,41 ,...1 1 -11. i 'I 4,:.. leiI -1 Ac II 1 ti4i -E'4- 1 1 7: il 4 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 01 1 Uncle Samss Birthday Shirt will he a masterpiece of lanndrY work.

ncl so will yours if you have it put into shape at our laundry. Collars. lo Cuffs 4 a pair. 'ET led Winthrop Pianos Piand 2 it-00 )for. for: cd1 i51 t)0 Brings This Piano to Your House at 0 khor NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE A met atetcr or monthly payment, to rult you.

can be made until tbe eater, tar-chase money la paid. PIANOS DELIVERED AT ONCE -4 Celebra, ted Winthrop 41 Pianos Ire, Piano $7 1 00 it "..) 1 for ciiiii Brings This Piano to Your House $1 00 NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE A mall or monthly payment, to null you. can be made until tbe etter, tor- se moats Is paid. PIANOS DELIVERED AT ONCE MODERN FAMILY LAUSDRT, (or. Broad and Philadelphia Streets.

Both Montt. Alexander Robertson Will Come From St. Louis Baltimore Sun. A special dispatch to The Sun from St. Louis last night says: "Alexander Robertson.

general manager of the Terminal Railroad Association. of has tendered his resignation to President MeShesney. In order to accept the office of general manager of the Western Maryland railroad system. with headquarters at Baltimore. The resignation is to become etTective on October SI.

The system which Mr. Robertson is to manage comprises the Western Maryland and West Virginia Central and Pittsburg lines. They figure conspicuously, in the plans of Mr. George Gould for extending the Wabash railroad to the Atlantic coast. "The tender of the position of general manager was made to Mr.

Robertson last week. when he was in Baltimore, and the inducements were such that he could not decline. As general manager he will have full charge of the system. All officials will report to him, and he will report to the president and vice premident." OFFICERS INSTALLED Ceremonies by Hrmonia 'Lodge Conducted by Master S. W.

Holden Master S. W. Holden installed the following otticern of Harmonia No. 853, O. O.

last evening: Noble grand, George W. Household7 er: vice grand, Harry E. Lefever; secretary, D. Philip Heckert: treasurer. Charles E.

Kottcamp: third member of the relief, committee, B. Frank Flory: right supporter of the. N. D. H.

Ginter; left supporter of the N. William P. Heiser; right supporter of the V. David G. Footle: left aUPporter of the V.

Willis W. Gilbert: warden. Ernest Lindblom; conductor. Harry E. Jacoby: chaplain.

M. Brill-hart; outside warden. George Berkheimer; inside guardian. T. B.

Miller; representative to the grand lodge, M. B. Brillhart; trustees, D. K. Trimmer, M.

V. Brillhart and Luther S. Shauok; Janitor. Charles H.Rupp. te 01 tso 000000000000G000000000QUO00 "When in Doubt Buy of GEHLY" I EAST MRCET The Largest Carpet House In Southern Penrea i i 0 0 0 0 0 rid 011.i104241r in II gri' ZIP S057 14 4 .0 a ..1 ti, 4 ijoulidgicito ail, -7 oc' EA .9 ii EAST IIARKET 0 0 p00000ece000acD000000eocou ti 0 0 1 I c4? "When The Largest 1 Carpet in Doubt 1 In Buy of -7 1 I ouse 1-1 GEHL" 011 I lo 4 enn a Southern --1---L 1 P' i e'ter eti.w 1 1 itl 1 I 4 i 1 I 1 4 Ac I li gramomaszt 14 Lige ell-known WINTHrtI1P Plane to eon In do so with the (41lade-nee U.

Iv offer you piano cf high grade. well Mode. the product of one of the beat Wigs in the world- 4'Tel it is a Piano Made to LastMade to Please It IlaN teen no oue-third octaves, all the latest Improvements. band-carved Ihe beauty of Its tone and Its richnebs bnve commended it to thousands of tello are now tieing It. If la roll by us acd the manufacturers with cuarantee of toe yeark.

Our Price Means a Clear Saying One Hundred Dollars or More Wp Introdoee thee, th-onch the Club method eo that a rtrit and beautiful riatto mite be In 'er, borne witheut any of the berdahloe-of batting to pay out a large Mint cot IlL10v at any one time. rt. There Are No Interest ChargesNo Delivery Chargts and No Extra Payments. It you cannot eel. a postal curd win bring you one representativet 'rho will floe full 11.111IMEPItemingimosonmp54023morg LIT Bfteyrumits a In the well-known WINTHatIP Place to TAT' in this el2h do so with the adence ti.at we otter you piano cf high grade.

well made. the product of ne of the I An the world. I it is a Piano Made to LastMade to Please rt, haN ceren no one-third octaves, all the latest improvements. band-carred panels, tiniened. The beauty or its tone and its richness nye commended it to thousands of people tello uow two, It.

It is roil by us acd the manufacturers with cuarantee of ten years. rr Price Means a Clear Saying of One Hundred Dollars or More We introdce they, tb-oit un the Club method ok, Mat a eleb and beautiful risco mar be red in 4PrPrV home witheut any of the hardshipsa bayinu to pay out a lacce sum cf at any one time. There t. ere Are No Interest ChargesNo Delivery Chargts and No Extra Payments. aL you rulaimv uvta g-nru You 'rho will trios fait irforpan Hoc.

Err BRoeniEfts On Stoves lasRanges Stoye Pipes On Stoves JasRatiges Stove 65:4 Pipas Matiessa Ati difillMOP -N 4 arlear 4'4- ,0 I ts5 -f- 1, -6. i am. vrLott. '1111i tows. 'Ne A zetk, ar 1 I 1-117W.

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Johnson. Newark. Ohio 3 7 2 2 Orphan Boys bL P. Hedrick. Johnstown! 6 2 4 5 Clyde o.

Dr. Mc Neer. Baltimore 5 3 3 4 Larnber. H. H.

Heindcl, York 7 5 6 6 York Girl. b. J. A. Sharp Siiippensburg 4 74 2:244.

2:2514. :2.30 Clete, Trotting: Purse 2300 (Unhniehed.) George Curtis, br.g.. E. Saulter. Nal-berth.

3 3 3 1 1 Mat King. b. Samuel Reed ri $7 Down ink Dowtt 3 4 -L Machine Repair Shop. I i I I 15- mtiki Make In $5 Monthly frd 1 $5 Monthly I I 3 4 1 I This Piano Yours This Piano Yours 4 i 1 4 I IN ALDERMANIC COURTS. tal.

Gear Cutting Blacksmithing and Tool Making Dynamo and Motor Repairing Gear Cutting I Blacksmithing and Fr by Fultnn Mhring Hauser L. I Kraber Son and -T. A Walker. Harrisburg 2 1 I 2 3 Helen Arntielm, b. 76..

John Street. Harrisburg I 2 2 3 2 Eagle Boy. bi. W. H.

Lan- dis. Rothsville. Pa. 4 4 4 4 4 Sir Cap's. brt J.

Fitzpatrick Saginaw, Mich 5 5 5 5d Rubii bt. N. G. Eight Deposit. Pa 6 dia.

Mialtemoirka b. Bear York 7 die. 2110174,, Running. One-half Mile Hear. Artful.

s. Mitts Shaeffer 1 Sunny Boy. b. in. Mists Jewel, 2 Time-52 sec.

2 3 WRIGLEYS NEW CONFECTION Carpets and -Rugs' The new Fall p-atterns-already shown in ourtore Is-ill 4 not be surpassed in beauty by those that arrixe later: therefore, you who desire to buy now may choose from the ea son.s best prodUctions. Come here for We can give you prices that will amaze you. i gs ore Ivill thirethe ea- give I N- N- I 1 rt-ii. YORK ELECTIIC MACHNE CO. 30, 32 end 34 Pd.

Penn St vvvyyyyyyyyyyyyyyvyyyywy Ii a I 1 '''t 7-, I 1 i iii i 1 I-- V.0 tt I 1 Le, ti I I 1 I i .1 I V. v7 ,4 1 fie it'll 1 if 1 4, 1 I 1 I i- -i- 4 p--, ..1 it 1 I 1 I 1 1 I 1 alrillinoll.m..... 4 4411111immour I Ill 1 I 4.. GET 'ER AT ANY STORE 10 FOR 5(; NOMINATION PAPERS Lincoln Party Has Placed Cochran- on Ticket For Judg Nomination papers executed by more than tne necessary number of voters were Pled with the s4-cretary of the corm-runt wealth at Harrisburg yesterday. placing iRichard E.

Cochran upon the Lincoln party ticket as candidate for judge of York county. This is the result of the plan outlined a few daNs The Lincoln party Is an organized protest against J. Plurnener. the Re-publican organizattort candidate for state treasurer. anti who.

It io claimed. is the particular representative of the discreclited leaders whose course haA caused much criticism. The xflernb4rs the Lincoln party in York county say they are perfectly satistied with the lineal ticket headed by Mr. Cochran. The sesne practices of graft and ring rule 'which they object tn in the management of the Re-.

publican state organization cause them In York county to oppose the Democratic ticket. 1 The Lincoln party offers the opportunity for citizens without regard to former party affiliations. by one eross. to vote against both the Republican state ring and theiDemocratic county ring. 1 Nomination papers will also be filed In duo time in the coosoissioners office.

PS MILK STATISTICS 1 Carpets 103 White Shirt Waists CATTLE EXHIBITOR ARRESTED. Bert Shetdon, of New York state. who has a herd of cattle on exhibition at the fair. had a misunderstanding yesterday with an employe, Wilson Porter. also of New York state, which resulted In his arrest by Detective El-hart on the charge of committing an assault and battery upon Porter.

lie was given a hearing before Alderman May last evening. The defendant was discharged. CHURCH ANNIVERSARY Center Presbyterian church. of Now Park. -in the lower end of the county, will celebrate-nts one hundred and twerity-fifth anniversary on Friday.

October 13. The Rev. R. L. Clark.

of Lancaster. will make an historical ad-dreg in the morning. The Rev. Ft. P.

Ktrr. D. of Baltimore. and the Rev. George S.

Chambers, D. of Harrisburg. will speak in the afternoon. and the Rev. R.

Reed Oar ley. of Tien Tsin. China. will make the evening address. Join May's Watch Buyers Association and in that way buy a watch at the cash price on the installment plan.

Come in for particulars. Worth and previously sold forl1.25 will tte sold Iv 49c -) Give Us Your Address and we will immedfately place this handsome high-grade Piano in your parlor upan the papyment of $7.00. An instrument guaranteed for ten Years from date of purchase, and exchangeable any time within a year if not entirely setIsfactory. Give Us Your Address Nlawr r. 1 Royal Wilton Velvet per yard Axminster Carpets; per yard to S1.30 Velvet Brussels Carpet: per yard 85c to Tapestry Brussels Carpets; per yard 15oc to i 9 5 I Ingrain Carpets: per yard 7oc 3-ply Ingrain Carpets; per yard t095c in Oriental Rugs! I a to Si.3o to to5c 5S ARCHIE K.

MAY, The Jeweler, 411 W. Xarket Street. Each Cloaks and Millinery will be sold lower then cost The Surprise Store .133 George St, ACT NOW Only' ST Down. 3 Monthly Cheaper Than Rental Rates. And Save $100 en the Price.

EVERHART BROS eeessaLAAN OLD QUAKER RYE Offleonnel SAleAroomei. 125-127 South George St. FOR PALI IT SOCIALIST. MASS MEETING A Social let meeting will be on Walnut et reet. between Broad and Vino etreets this eVPTI fn.

H. 11. INteinel and C. F. Mack will spo k.

Edward Moore. et Reading. -editor of the Union Sentinel. Old official organ et the Srvelalist party of Pennsylvania. will speak from the colirt houee eteps tf morrow evening.

Mr. Mrw)re Fpoke here enme time ago. IN A SOCIAL S. Peter E. Vale.

an attache of the Hotel Penn. entertained a. number of the Eagles Monday evening. Oysters and other refreshments were served. A party of young folks gathered at the home of Mrs.

Mary Louise VeSRe on South Queen street. last evening. to celebrate; the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Voes's daughter-In-law, wife of Councilman Voss. of the Tenth ward.

During the course of -the refreshments were served. The guests present were: Mrs. Anna Barnes. and Mrs. M.

Suter. of Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs. P. Moore, Mr.

and Mrs. M. H. Folkenroth and Mrs. Harry Jones, Cnaries Tredway.

John Tredway. the Misses Ada; Dcra and Stella. Folicenroth. Daisy and Lucinda Potter, Maude Tredway. Nettie yoss, Maribel Long.

Louise Jones and Mr. and Mrs. John Voss and son. Carl. I A birthday party was tendered Mrs.

Catharine Shenberger her home. to the 'south Of York. The following guests were present: Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Plowman and Master Raymond Plowman.

Mr. and Mrs. James Hutton, Mr i and Mrs. Calvin Shenberger, Mr. and Mrs.

Franklin Brenneman and daughter. Grace Estella, Miss Minnie Shenberger. Miss Laura Shenberger, William Spangler, Mr. and Mrs. HenryiN.

Wolf. Mr. and Mrs. Abner Hackman, Mrs. Ella Markley, Mrs.

Agnes Shartneyer, Miss Julia SherrneY-- er. Mrs. Amanda Spangler, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel! Setple.

Mr. and Mrs. Enos Hively. Misses Veritas Hilt, Annie Seiple, Laura. Hoffman, Cora Miller, Lottie Miler.

Lillie Gingerich. Julia Gingerich. Mabel Throne. George Witmer. William Markley, Jacob Ream and Harvey )ricntal Rugs (Small) worth $2.50 to nowl2 to S2.50 Ilatnerdarn worth now Kazak worth $15: now 7 Shirvan worth $20; now Daghistan worth TIONV .41.5.00 fl 1 aleihdlYngTHEO.

H. 6E111 Li', Pear a Come in During Fair Week anti Sze Our Assortment to Srs.00 York, 1 'enp'a meat 1 E. T. MOUL 112.114 South George Stroet, FA, UCKINGS9 Snider's FRANK ROJAHN, Catsup I5c and 25c 10c and I5c kr- Per Can. RIDERS pi POND RK BEAAms Snider's Catsup I5c and 25c FRANK ROJAHN, Car.

Queen and Philadelphia eta York Telephone- i 1 1 I II Sanitary Committee Will Furnish Government With 'Facts Concernina Quality and Amount Sold The bureau of animal Industry of Washington. D. has notified the city of York to send hI a complete return of th amount of milk rold here daily. The purpose of the report is to make complet tttatistics pll as suggestions to citiee of the third class for the regulation of the. sale.

The local sanitary committee of the city Is sending out circular letters to every milk dealer with the request to furnish. It with particulars regarding the quantity. quality and manner of selling the milk. The Information must be in the hands of the health board within one week to forward to 1M School Shoes iE1M! 1 Ate Nerly 10,000 Chickens The sean ren-Mar closed last Sunday. J.

E. erout who eonflucts the restaurant made his annual In which he said that guests had been at the restaurant during the rummer and that to accommodate nem with chicken he had to use 9701 fowls. Thlit 'vas the greatest season in the history of the Dark. For Boys and Girls TRY ITHEM YARD AND OFFICE Princess St. Bridge and N.

C. R. R. RESIDENCE 514 S. Duke Street 15161115151111EIP I ut Flowers Your house with l' 11 Your house with Both Phones.

LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY. J. BRUNHOUSE, 343 West Market Street. NOMINATED OFFICERS Headquarters for a full line of Cut Flowers, Palms, Ferns, tke Wedding Decorations and Designs a spcialty. CHAS.

E. SMITH, Caspar F. 1 AN OLD SAVING LITTLESTOWN PASTOR RESIGNS After being pastor of St. Lutheran church. Eittlestown.

for th past it' years. the Re-v. E. has tendered his resignation tn take effect Novnths R. The Rev.

Mr. bag accepted a call extended to him by the Lutheran church at Leechbtkrg, Armstrong county. near Pittsburg. DISCONTINUES STUDIES Harry Dtmelow. a junior at State college, who came home tn receive treatment for his oyes, will not return to his studies the present college year.

He will endeavor to strengthen his eyes during the next several months In order that he may take up his training next fall. Florist, Choice Cut Flowers, 2 and Potted Plant' bb East Markot otroot. Grenhottoes. 1 Joirersou sad Jualpor Triple S. Semi-Liquid Paint The best Paint for the least I No Floor Stains and Floor Finishes are far superior to anything on the market For Sale Hare It I hes 1 Republicans of Eighth Ward Will Formally Organize Next Wednesday A meeting was held last evening in the Eighth Ward Republican club root'.

Beaver extended. for the nomination of officers. Those nominated were: Prof. James F. Crowell.

president; Lewis Hake. vice president; Roy Smith. secretary; C. C. Frick.

treasurer. The next meeting will be held Wednesday evening. Oct. 11. for Ms, eleetion of otncers.

After the meeting adjourned. William H. Jenkins entertained by singing several songs. accomPanied by an orgau. The room was tastefully decorated with pictures and fags.

JOHNSTOWN AUTOISTS HERE A party of automobile tourists arrived here yesterday afternoon from Johnstown two Rambler machines. They registered at the National hotel. The party walt. composed of Messrs. N.

Swart. "'rank Maltyz, George McGavy. F. 13.1Cook, W. F.

Murdock and M. Nathen.1 Decorating- and Floral Desig-ns a Sfiecialty Store--Ns. 15 West Market Stmt. a awa Sinowirtg How Cause and Effect Are Never Far Removed It is an old saying -Where theres honey theres tx4--not less true is ono which science has coined more recently. tWhere there Dandruff there4 germs--andto push the inference Ptill further we may truly way Where there's Dandruff cured NewbroW Herpicide has been at work: The reason of Herricides isolatinn aft a genuine cure for Dandruff lies in the fact tit it attacks and deatroys the root of the whole troublea paraFide germ which feeds upon the material which nourishes the hair follicle.

Other so-called remedies are not directed at this true cause of the disease. Accert rn substitute, there Is none. Sold by leading druggists. Send lac. In stamps for sample to The Herplcide Co, Detroit.

Mich. Fall Styles Clothing and Hats Now Ready David H. Welsh i Yes. 100,000 times each day. Does 1-Y It send out good blood or bad blood? oeouT You know, for good blood Is good 1 health; bad blood, bad health.

Ask 1 your own doctor about taking Ayer's eatt Be a Rap.mqk Sarsaparilla for thin, impure blood. Ws Wive es sowels 1. We publish 0. A4ror lb florytelas ell oar medicines, tolrIt Mame. Buy Your COAL trim G.

G. JONES, and get CLIAX COAL Full Weight and the 'test Grade. Both'Phones. Coal as low as 08.50 per ton. ko ea.

n. ATTENDING ELDERSHIP The Rev. W. J. Grissinger, West King street.

left today for Lancaster to attend the annual session of the East Penneylvania eldership of the Church of Gcd. which commences In that city this evening. 10 1 1 111, 7. .11 I) .0 I 1 i tigh.0. i' 1 'A: I .1.

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