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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29

edges. After The glue had dried and the
cardboard had set into the proper shape
ON the models. hc wound his brass wire
into spiral. shaped like % cunch, aud
Inserted 1t in the brll of the trumpet
The crew were nll intensely Interested
In Cubby's machine
An she bluws! shouted Tom
Rodgers, who was an old whalcr.
"Nivcr mind him, Cubhy' said Cal
houu. Toms an old spoutcr, lets hear
her talk"
Not vet. uncle" answered the young
inventor. "shr Be- "ot dry and thr yihru-
lion aud the ,Onorousuess viii be
stronger by aud by
'rhc wha .alE' exclaimed Rodgers.
"1his here i,.u chap will break his jaw
some ZEN day % practl-u' with his Iuck-
suuury words dyr muud.'
Captain Calhoun assisted the boy To
carry The immense trumpet "A few days
afterwards to the hawks ucs. and place
it ION the Wys' us Cubhy called the
"I'' shaped upnghis. g.
I'm the onug the sm glintcd on the
patchwork, snils of a coaster and tubby
pugprly inquired Of the captain how far
OF he Judged the schooner 10 be.
"Waal," granted Calhoun ms 1 nuke
&c out she's 10 good league OF.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29

ecstion, and GIoskins was therefore nm
bound and seated az the table and told
10 draw % chs'k at once NJ he had the
least Wgprd for his life As lac was
gagged he couid not explain To the bur
glars the kind feelings that lac still had
towards them, aud The tact that they
could nor draw the money on the check
without hcing captured 10y inc police
So I've supply signed the check mud proun-
ed 20 think that The poor hurglRrs were
so slow to be- reformed in ths way Tint
he had hoped they would be-
when this business WAS over the
burglars tied liustins WRISTS together
again, and then tied him ia chair.
Then they set TO work Co dn an the daR-
age they could do without making too
much noise. They tore the curtains and
hacked the piano with knives, aud pour
od jug of golden syrup over the carpet.
Then they pastered Colonel Hoskns'
face With raspberry jam, and omptied q
sack of hour over his head and went
away telling him that II he ever again
yepturod to trile with the feelings of
poor. but self.respectinc mon, thpN would
put hlm 10 death by slow tOttures
"tloskns Nnt In the chair for couple
OF hours, tlll his wife timidly crcpl lo,,p.
stairs and released him. Il took him a
COOL halls hour 10 get The Jam and the
-four out of his hair aud Whigkcie. and
az Mrs. HOskins said that b. was Ia uO
state 10 enter a decent bedroom, and
mnde him wash at the puipp Ia the back
yard, be found Il a rather cold opera
ton. Perhaps u was the reAIprk that
Mrs Hoskins addressed Go hiiu during
the oreyatlOn thar irrtQted lim
fo7 Sic lAtiuated WfN plaiuh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29
.ONE NIGHT AND NEXT
ny W THOMSON

lt is but right in these days Tint both
Young uod old should Accept tho fuct
that occasionally here are rcmarku.
Bile dreams which literally Come 10
pass Scientific men of the next gen
Grafton may be- able 20 offer rerfect.
~ clear and natural explanation of
such dreams, huE ms for myself. / can
only state in regard to the dream and
events / am about ln describe that The
whole account is absolutely true i'm
every particular.
My friend, PHI Casey, was talking
about dreams one day in my office TIe
q a muscular limb of tue law" ahout
30 years of age, with no nom.
SENSE about him, II kaow you don't
Believe in dreams" he said. "und
neither DO /. But now thnt we're ON
tue subject nm tel You so,nethme
which you cam perhaps account for 4
can't And then be- told me story.
a Few years ago / was living IA tho
village OF Saybrooke. as you know
one evening, after I had been WORKING
very hard al day over a complicated
ease, ! reached home with that neon.
har don t'oarea-cent, done-out kind
az feeling which excessive hrgin yvorlr
p anf 20 prpdHee,
s~lper picked oat lie hard.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29

when a masked ma,
9il respects with NV eyAe
dream, datted frow on
oHt y word strncL i, .ai
W,tb mulerou. 'ai
which, II The blow 'a't'
Tended, would hov.
IKE nm cgg she'll f'Q'l,
FRANK, however H.,
~ my cry ana lns,iea.l 'lf
own heavy cane. wbiesV
cending weapon. Va ~. " li'
lnat tue stroke foil N.Y.. a','.''
der, but still with uta % =
was dashed. for ~ vcl lrs
TO the ground. "on,r .
In the twinklino
sailant was upon hl,n v NJ nI
ms pockets with wo" el Y
tending, doubtless. el,saeile {
before / could come ,%
oYerpower me also. or h,. &,
to ~ the use Of his reel,.l' p Z
so fur my vision N.Y.
with remarkable fdelis
ply, there was a bres
struck dumb aud mot,
dream, but, on Tie c5e.. &
ed TO exceptional activi,v.
absorbed Villain was n a y
ing for Franlts watch
side. and with ono Ill.,. M
thorn | sent him s,unn.i
Turning him on Ms is,'
ny engaged tying his hssl'
when Frank recovero5
| porory dnze. We tbes lgr
| proved upon the dream NJ. ~
ing OF our cravats ana . ..l.i
the scoundrel's ankles 49,.
'On examining S,s,s,s'
found that his left cola,
ken aud the arm on tb1i v,
less. but otherwise he w,, n
assailant had not Jared 4,
moincd apparently lifele,.
/ Ntnyuer made llFh N A.
hut he was unw0nteilv
man. said he. this Is a NY
realization Of an appareal,
causclCss dream. How n Y.
! do not know. Blu m,o.'
carry II ont az closely y
taking this yagabond 10 H.
ton Probably the pacnS !.
there. n il holds good / a's
founded. indeed. and read, a,
anything. VI
you know" coutilrol b
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29

l IN somewhat OF an NlUWWs Y
had deprived tho thief Of ~
ings, and moreover Of . leihI
revolver. | shouldcred hll nt
weight aud set on 70 the WI
Stayncr followed VITA %,
bludgpm aud pistol,
I'VE had nearly a half ON
through the solemn stlllnsi
night, aud thus several urc
down my load Ia orirrSo y
On the last OF these oraa
ruihan revived just rs ! was
Ing him. Finding himself
impotcut prisoner, he pOund
us such q valley of cures lAil
him again TO the ground, lui
of his own suspcndcS and NJ
him clIcctually.
"lhcu / hoisted him as1
might do a sack Of wheat i
ON, rather relieved 10 find uA
not become lnyolnntnfy "a
As we ploldcd 0loug We
many speculntions as 70 "
of the wrctchcd creature
of us seriously believed laA y
were likely 10 cnpghlen y y
point. 'TwOuld be TOO w. VIZ.
my dream 10 come true y -
lar also.
Judge then Of our teeI.lA
moro of awe than aslopl'9ll
upon entering the sIalon .
charge, with n single glane
tive, said: 49,
" Wen. gentlemen, you isN
good nights work, snr
Is the escaped convict. i, y
There's a reward Of sN
capture. and all the pole,
have been on the lookout W
last April. LIN, \
''Frank Stayner actually
as the officer spoke. lunal
muttorcd: This is most W I
me. Phil. It's avid nv
10 the doctor aud set my
up Then 10 the ONCE,
the reward over 10 you 'iHl
enough for us.
But before leaving NJ
whole strange story 20 49,
running commentary Of sl
lous surprise was from " Z.
ncceutuated by a smQ'lelsg
the now iron-shackled
"NYell, Phil. SAID Mi
gravity. may be rs TlE
question after your
innrls-b but honor brign "a
really an out-aud-out Tps
| given me| ILL.,, ra
{" iris MS true as thur Y
sitting here. old man
now serving out q ioAiN'g
tcnce In state prison, WV
ncr Is still alive @ W "
/ dream business. bn' w
vision intelligence w
| call It what you VIII,
was one of those oecgll
neither You nor ] no, W
nj present understands
Al n mass meeting q y
| Spiyey, Kan. resol0..i,ol..,, ,ia
| nlanding thai The nalilA- 20 4
/ Cherokee Strip bll ~ 1880 ! .
| aud provide for the '
/ next spring 49,
Last year slxiy.twe
U,erp orsanlzed abroad
1 NeNicn Flfty Of ihepl N
! twelve English, lnr
citel los the Aneflfaa-.. NJ ~
OO0,0l2. aud by ihe N's
Joseph G. Clio,
/ 81 Louis. has lecelNsr il,G
on mourning paper sta. i4fI
warning him ihat WV Df
kin nm ana cut lis poN
Cornelius VANDERBILT.
rgod tO erect q wv lf
/ YRle as "A mrmolltl We
| H.. II member Of shf
died last May .--
First Iientcnan. ,,
0nart,rme3,lr Cen fa 4
s-s,truAuvgt l.le4i4-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29

AZ n mass meeting :
Splyey. Kan. resolul,o. ,a
p,onding that the napohl w, \
Cherokee Strip hlll as M ! .
aud provide for the ol''-
next spring. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29

Last year slXly.iM1
wore organized ahrost
Mexico. Fits Of ihew NJ N
Twelve English. lhe ny
ciitcd hy the America. !.
O10.Ol2, aud by me gre
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-29

Joseph q. Clio, q
81 Louis. has rccel'ea ,.'e y
on mourning paper nv, XXX il.s
warning Inn ihai 6slr Is
kln hlul ana eat ils IVY
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-24
Personal.

S. A. Boddall went to Mahanoy City thi.
morning.
Miss Maude Lewis of VIM. Penn, was il
town yesterday.
Miss Birdie Wasley left this morning tc
visit friends at PottsviIle.
Christ Niece, of Pottsville, spent few
hours in town yesterday.
Adam Mort spent to-day at Mahanoy City
with Jesse Major, who is quite ill.,
d. B. Thomas Of Scranton, spent yester.
day and part of to-day in town.
Editor NJ E. Doyle tramped down the
snow between Wiggans and town yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Julius Palmer and her son, Elmer, of
Pawtusket r. l.. are theguests of Mr.. Joseph
Daddow, West street.
John Reese, one of the pages at the House
of Representative, Harrisburg, is the guest of
his brother in town.
Mrs. Daniel Ogden and her daughter, Miss
Ella McGinniss, of town, attended the wed
ding and reception of Peter A. Bucks
daughter at Ashland, yesterday
General Henry L. Cake, of Northumber-
land, paid a flying visit is his old Quarter
master, John Scheiay, yesterday. The gen
eral is getting to look grizzly but was easily
recognized by many of his old friends and
comrades.
james G. Hutton, former townsman who,
over a year ago, removed to Tallapoosa,
Georgia, is now located at Harvey, Illinois,
about fifteen minutes ride from Chicago
Like all other Shenandoahites he cannot do
without the HERALD and so writes for it.
We are indebted to viii Tobias, formerly |
of town, now Of Topeka, Kansas, for several |
copies Of Kansas papers containing full ac- |
counts of the late "onpleasantness" between !
the Republicans and Populists. Accom- |
panying the papers was large splinter of
.he door Of the State House broken in by the |
Republicans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-24
USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA. IT'S
THE KIND THAT CURES"
CENTRALIA.

Bernard McBrearty visited Shenandoah
Wednesday.
Centraia had a choir of fifty voices at the
Shamokin eisteddfod.
Miss Ella Hagland, one of Williamsport's
pleasant young ladies, is spending few days
with town friends
DR.. B. J. AIillard, of the state hospital at
Fountain Springs, spent Tuesday with his
parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Garfield attended
the funeral of Patrick Munley at HomesvilIe
on Monday.
The borough election resulted as follows
Chief Burgess, Robert Anderson, Sr. High
Constable, David D. Dyke; Tax Collector,
Lafayette Fettoman Poor Director, John
Goldsworthy, 2lOj II, J, Kelly, sr, 1872
First waId-Council, Arthur Nash, Ia;
Thomas Gerrity, 81 Assessor, Harry Martin
MS; Samuel Miller, "a, School Director
Edward Dempsey, 1O8 Mauus McBrearty,
l07. Judge of Election, John Tigue, 1Ol
Martin Brennan, "a. Inspector William J.
Yorwarth 92 George James 112.
Second ward-Council, Reuben Fahringer.
9s; James Dyke, "a. School Director George
w. Davis, l31; o. b. Millard, so. Justice of
the Peace, David H. Walsh, "a; William
Citizens, lO9. Constable, Dennis Downey,
u.s. Patrick Gaughan, rs; Judge of Elec.
tion, Christ. Rooney, 1O5 @. B. Spur. 80.
Inspector, Edward schaaer, 9s John Marsh,
90
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-24

Marshall Meyers received "a pension through
Squire Shoemaker this week for three hun
dred dollars, which had been pending owe.
two years, He had enlisted as Marshall Har
rison, the name Of the family with whom he
was raised, then as he had married in hi
parents name Of Meyers, he was compelled to
seek pension in that name and await the
long grind of the mill.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-24
THE MILL GIRL,
The Little Heroine Brings Her Betrayer
to Justice.

/ The Little Heroine Brings Her Betrayer
to Justice
Jean Ingleside, of Fall River who was be.
/ trayed by George Leighton, of New York,
| by promise of marriage some five years ago,
as our readers may remember recently did
one of the most daring acis ever published.
After her parents died this herr inc knowing
her false lover was in Paris dispu, 5ed herself
as a fascinating French woman and q, mpelled
the said George to again fall in, love win her,
and on his being recalled suddenly to n ew
York she followed him, and, ,yi5t Iaro g
amount of money which was left her bv her
l1Vher' luTed him on to ruin, by first giving
him tips on the stock market, on which he
won small amounts at various times. These
sums and large amount of the firms money
he re-invested against the advice of his
banker father and also unknown To him.
thinking the market would still advance
But his Nemesis, Jean, or. as she was no,r
known Marie Dubois, being aware of his
doings cornered the market and stock fell
thirty points running George. After con-
summating her revenge Jean disclosed her
identity Geos.e, of course. sought forgive
ness OF the vengeful beauty, but as he was
ABOUT TO marry another which marriage. bv
lne way, did not come of, Jean told the
heartles5 villain toseek forgiveness in heaven.
A large number Of prominent citizens ex.
pressed the opinion he should seek it in the
other place, and, after the play was over,
congratulated Miss Agnes Herndon on her
great portrayal Of the dual roles of Jean
and La Belle Marie Don't fail to see the
play At Ferguson's theatre on Thursday
evening, March "a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-24

As my store room is rented and must
vacate, it is necessary that shall sell out my
entire stock of dry goods ladies' and child
rens underwear and hosiery, boots, shoes and
rubbers etc. There viii be an auction every
night and private sales during the day until
March LIST. sefi's Bargain store, % South
Main street next door to his clothing store,
Shenandoah 2-1a.tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-24
MAHANOY CITY.
Interesting Little Locals From Our sister

Interesting Little Locals From Our Sister
City.
/ Miss Bertha Edwards and Mrs Kate
Eshman visited Delano on Monday.
W. Edwards spent few days in Ashland
drumming up trade.
Miss Laura Stride visited st. Clair this
week
The cigar store owned by W. J. Ryan has
been sold to John Tuck
The anniversary of the Citizens Fire Com
pany, No ,, was celebrated in Armorv Hall
A supper was served by Mr.. Gerhart in his
usual good style. After the supper the guests
gathered in the dancing hall where they had
good time. The committee deserves p.aise
for their work
A pugilistic encounter took place here
Wednesday night between amateurs Of town.
They had good setto, the fight lasting l6
rounds in which both men were badly used
up. The winner received a good purse and
the gate receipts.
T. j. Edwards delivered noble and able
address to the fireman at their annual meet.
ing this week.
Miss Hannah Refowich and Ent. Hopes
visited a reception held at Mahanoy Plane
Wednesday night
The Supervisor says it is $1OO fine if you
don't clean your cutters 1t would be better
if he would have his men clean the crossings
for the people.
"Our baby was sick and we bought one bottle
Of Dr. buIls C0ugh Svrup. and Mere nrLl
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-24
USE DANA's sARSAPARILLA. ITS
THE KIND THAT CURES"


"The Burglar is a moral lesson q ,ov-or.
lpl sermon, an interesting drama, all in one.
The Star said last year that it was one of the
best attractions Of the season. It is one of
the very best of this season. Tho company
IS made up Of peopleof merit and intelligence.
Alr. Moore's depletion Of the character of
The B"rgtar is piece Of fine work. Little
Lottie Briscoe is "a remarkable child actress
The action Of the play is fine throughout, the
situations novel, and enough comedy woven
through the lines Of nearly all the characters
to tighten up the dialogue-MsadUiHs Pa.
STAR The Burglar" will appear at Fergu-
sons theatre on Wednesday, March lst.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-24

NI q
most important character There are now
sufficient facts for the town authorities to
take some action I'm the matter. A HERALD
reporter to-day learned from a very promi-
nont gentleman of town that Mrs Brovosky,
the tenant of the building TO which the fire
department was called, is q subject for SUR
veiiauce, and the case demands immediate
attention because the facts seem to show that
the woman's husband has no control over her.
The fact that Mrs Brovosly was found in
the cellar Of the building at halrpast two
o'clock in the morning, building fire in the
furnace and throwing pieces of rags into it,
precipitated some discussion which finally
led to an investigation as to the general con
due. of the woman
1t has been learned that the Broyoskys
have been residents of this place but siz
months The informant states upon iuforma.
ton CLEANED from the family that the hus
band has been drinking 20 hard that he has
been obliged to receive frequent medical at
tendance and Mrs. Brovosky has had full
control of the promises Mrs. Brovosky, it il
stated, has given evidence of insanity and a
member of her family has stated that at one
time she was an inmate of the insane de
partment of the Almshousc at Schuylkil
Haven.
With all the facts in view the gentleman
furnishing the information and others own
ing property near the house occupied by tn,
Brovuskys fear that the woman may som,
time become violent and bring about dis
astrous fire when fooing with fire.
The HERALD's informant wishes his name
withheld from publication, but has author.
lied full statement to the borough authori.
ties should they undertake an investigation
and other steps to allay the fears Of The
neighbOring property owners.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-24

Miss Baird is still in the lead in the HER
AIDS contest and Misses Wasley and Stein
will soon be with her above the 10000 mark.
If the votes tonight and tomorrow are up
to the average daily receipts the polling for
the week will exceed that Of any week since
the contest started. Saturday night the
sixth week Of the contest will close and we
consider that $4,000 votes would be a high
figure for the grand total but to-day it looks
as if it will run close to $4,000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-24
THE EDITORS MEET.
Their Spring Convention Held at Ashland
Yesterday

| Their Spring Convention Held at Ashland
Yesterday.
II. A. Acker, JOURNAL Pettsville c. Shum.
way, Chronicle, POttsville, J. II. Zerbey.
Republican, Pottsville; H. c. Boyer. HrR
AID, Shenandoah: NJ. E. Doyle, Ne,os, Shen-
andoah; Guy Q. Irish, Tribune, Mahanoy
City; John Parker, Jr., Ti-i- Weekly, AIahanoy
City; John A. Bechtel Press, fremont; H.
G, Steel, Adoocate; Theo. +. Barron and C..
w Hartman, Record, J. H, james, Local, and
j. Irwin Steel, Telegram, Ashland, and
Ham Tiley, members of the Schuylkill
County Press Association, met in the rooms OF
the Republican club at Ashland yesterday.
In the absence of the president Of the
association, Dr. Wilson, of Tower City, Vice
President j. Harry James welded the ga ,el
After most interesting session of an hour
and a hall the editors adjourned to the
Union House, where Mine host J. II. Rowe
had an excellent dinner in readiness. The
following was the menu.
Blue Points.
Consomme. Planked Shad
Roasts
Beet. Chicken.
Mashed Potatoes.
SIeWed Tomatoes. Corn.
Green Peas.
Salad. Celery.
Cranberry Sauce.
Apple Pie. Mince Pie
COcOanut Custard.
Plum Pudding, Ice Cream
Nuts. Coh e. Cigars.
After doing ample justice to Mr.. Rowe's
hospitality the newspaper men boarded the
Royal Blue" special car placed at their
disposal by Superintendent Ballou, of the
schuyllSill Traction Company, and enjoyed
trip through the upper part of Ashland and
back to the Reading depot, where the party
dispersed and the members took trains for
their respective homes.
The next meeting of the Association will |
be held at Mahanoy City in May, next.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-24

Noah J, Owens has rendered his resigna-
tion as outside foreman at the P. & R. C. 81.
Co.'S Indian Ridge eolliery. On the first of
March, next, Mr.. Owens will move to the
western part Of this state and become super
intendent for large stone quarrying COM
pany.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-24

How often we hear middle-aged people say
regarding that reliable old cough remedy,
n. H. Downs Elixir; "Why, my mother
gave it to me when l was a child, and l use it
in my family; it always cures" 1t is always
guaranteed to cure or money refunded. In
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-24

The funeral of the late Henry Young who
was killed by a fall of coal at Boston Run
colliery ON Tuesday, took place this after
noon, 1t was attended by the members of
Major Jennings Council, No. 367, and Co. A,
Jr o. U. A. NJ, and Washington Camp, No
2O6, P. o, S. of A, The Council made a
floral Offering in the form of a chair. Inter
ment was made in the Odd Fellows cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-24
USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, ITS
THE KIND THAT CURES"


Louis Blass, Harry Becker Tailor Nc
Guire and several members of Girardyille's
German Singing Society passed through
town this morning on their way home from
Hazeton, where they attended a ball given
by the German Singing Societies of that
place last night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-24
"The shadow Detective. {"

Daniel f. Kelly and his company presented
the above play at Ferguson's theatre last
night and succeeded in delighting a fair
sized audience. The production was well re-
eeived' especially the parts in which the
block signal system the illuminated church
and other scenic and stage effects were intro
duced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-24
Line or Two.

Line or Two,
Watch the contest.
Vote for your favorite teacher.
The electric cars are running again.
Are you candidate for a borough office?
Now the sleighiug parties are being or.
gauized.
Kelley Run colliery only worked three.
quarter time yesterday Scarcity of cars was
the cause.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-24
ANOTHER RUNAWAY.

II Narrowly Escaped Couiding with "a
Funeral Procession,
The regular daily runaway occurred yes,
terday afternoon when Peter Beck's pedigree
PAGER attempted a run against time ON North
Main street and in opposite direction to a
long funeral procession, which was at once
turned to one side and the fiery steed was
allowed to run his course. Much consterua.
tion prevailed in the funeral party and many
Of the ladies alighted from the sleighs.
Chief of Police Davis caught the horse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-24

Best work done at Brennan's Steam Laun.
Try. Everything white and spotless. Laoo
iuTtains speciality. All work guaranteed
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-24

How long will it be? Only a few years
when the millions of the land will be ia.
miliar with the virtues Of Dr., Coxe's Wild
Cherry and Seneka
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-24
USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, ITS
"THE KIND THAT CURES"


By sending us your cabinet, together with
cents, we win finish you one dozen photos.
l-2-d w. A. KEAeEY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-24

Captain OF Police, Philip j. Barber. of Bal.
tmore, Nd, seys: salvation Oil has been
matism, neuralgia, pain in the back etc. ana l
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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-24

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