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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-05-23
$3.50 REWARD
The sChuylkiIl Traction Co.

viii pay two hundred and fifty dollars for
information that will lead to the detec-
tion and conviction of the person or per
sons who placed distractions on the COM
pany's tracks that caused the accident
near st. Nicholas colliery, on Thursday
evening, May 10th, 1894.
DALLAS SANDER, Pres.
E. w. ASH, Supt.
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Attention, Property Owners
ROOF PAINTING promptly done with
BaE- HAWTHORN'S U. s. ROOF PAINT by
a ~OST. Agent,

l89 East Coal street, Shenandoah. 1t is the best
ana only guarantee paint against coTosion, hre
and every kind OF weather, for metal, wooden
and paper roofs and walls Give IL trial,
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Remarkable Results FOllOW
Our Printed Announcements
!lTTsTll!S, "A.

must largely attribute this extraordinary Showing Our
prices invite comparison
The Helena independent., 1894-09-14
sb,,.n,l..h valley Lands.

Why 90 West when such grand oppor-
tunitiss exist In West Virginia. Maryland
and the famous Shenandoah Valley. VI
ginis. a section possessing all the requisites
for health. comfort aud prosperity.
No eeion in the Unitsd States is attract
ing greater attention; people fom the
North and West arc looking that way with
a view OF locating. Improvnd farm lands
are TO be obtained as from s. per acre and
upwards. unimproved timber lands NJ from
81 10 80 PEI acre.
Rioh mine al lands nro cheap excellent
vator powars, manufacturing sites. lbusi-
ness locations. etc, are Numerous. The
schools and churches are excellent the peo-
pls are hospitable aud extend a warm vel
come to new comes. Tho climate ia une-
qnsllsd. NO asvsro storms or cyolones no
ssn,sgious diseases.
Half rate excursions from Chicago and
all b. & q. towns in IndianA and Ohio,
will bo ran 90 tho Shenandoah Valley on
August 7th and l4th. September 4th and
1879, October Fad. November 9Th aud Ds-
oenbe 4th. ear
Further information given free. Address
Al. V. Rloka dn. Land and Immigration
Agent, b. d o. X. H.. Baltimore. Nd.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-14
MARRIAGE A FAILuREV


AR. aad AIRS. Thon Davis Relieve That II
IL In Their Case.
Augusta Davis brought suit for divorce
Yesterday IN ihe dlsirio, ooura sgainn her
husband, ThoL Davis The cOurls we're
mariiod in Hslsns. July H. 1884 Two
years aao thsy moved 10 ,hs Grow Q eek
yAlloy In jefferson county. Mira DOvia
nsks for divorce on the ground OF con-
stant Abulo and G uol teatmsna by her
hu,baud. In her complaint aho relates
that sha endured her huaband'q treatment
until Feb. o. 1894. when Davis, she saya,
made an unprovoksd and particularly yio-
lent attack upon her a. their home. She
saws hs ohokOd her Hhtil she had abou1
despAi ed OF her life. She tays he thieat-
snsd hsr life at that time aRd used violent
and abusive LANGUAGE, From that day she
hAa bssu living apart from her husband.
The complaint further states that Davis
Is aware that a suit for dlvo 90 will be
brought and that he entered into written
aerssment With the llAlntin to divide his
property into equal shares, abe to receive
one and he th0 othe. Mira Davis thsrs-
fore asks for n d0eFae OF dive co md for an
equitable division OF the y opsrly.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-14

There are few people in and around Helena who
have not noticed the wonderful gain in patronage
we have made each our competitors
Every that effects this wonderful growth seems
actually doubled in strength for this coming season.
and when we look over plans for the fall cam
pagn, the almost endless variety of unmatchabe lines
of merchandise, we filed with enthusiasm at
the positive prospects of greater and more rapid
growth during the next few months than we have
ever experienced. We start the week tomorrow
with some extraordinary attractions Note some of
them;
IS pieces double fold Dress Goods at Ioc. yard
so pieces 36-in double fold dress goods, at 2sc
20 pieces fine English SergeS at Soc
900 pairs genuine Fosters Hook Kid Gloves, at
ST. pair. Every pair warranted, all colors.
I case white and colored Blankets, at 81 pair,
each, Indigo Blue Prints and Apron Check
Gnghams, at sc. yard
Hundreds of special bargains in every department
We are the first to show complete line of Fall and
Winter Wraps. Our styles exclusive to our
selves. We most respectfully ask your inspection
We know Our Prices will do the rest
The Helena independent., 1894-09-14
A NnvnI pnrfnr,n.nn.-

There will be grand performances and
bali AZ Turner hall next Sunday evening,
The entertain olsnt will be given by sigfrlsd
Abraham, Miss Clara RnFsl, the d, Force.
slstors Emma HirAehoin, Mr.. Hiraohora,
and Lorenzo. the strong man. Miss EuRSl
was formerly Of this city, and biqfriOd
AbrahAm Ia we'll known to Helena psopls ns
the man With 100 faces" The other ret
formers have appeared 20 large hudisnees
huro and thsy are all artiais In their fssfs &C.
two lines. Tho muscular Lorenzo ia a
marvel Of All enRth. The fsata hs psrfofma
aie truly wonderful sad should DO seen 20
bs appreciated. bhAtb'a orchestra will
assist In the entertainment aud will add
much 10 the ssioYment of The evening.
AtsT ibs performance 10 over the great
floor will be cleared for dancing.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-14

TO-DAY Enoeh Davis, the
notorious outlaw and murderer,
will be executed at Provo, Utah.
His crime was the murder of
his wife, committed over a year
ago. Davis has long been the
terror of Utah, where his rob
berries and homicides have been.
daring and numerous. All
efforts to procure his pardon
have failed; the Governor re-
fusing to interfere. p
The Helena independent., 1894-09-14
. ~o<e~e~eo>e~s>SU

Any quality of clothing can be
made to look fairly well when
new-takes a few days or
weeks wear to show whether
it's honest or sham in quality and
make. Ours always stands the
test.
The Fall Suits arrive daily.
The correct and prevailing styles
in both sack and frock coats are
cut extra long-and the correct
ness Of the style of our clothing
is matter of pride with us.
Just in the nick of time for
school wear, comes a big lot of
boys knee pants at soc.
The boys suits with two pairs
of pants at $500 went quickly
too quickly to keep the stock up
but there's lots more on the
roadway be here to-day.
Don't put off buying fall
underwear too lopg-may be the
sight of our window full will
help you TO a selection. And,
by-the-by, here's two timely
items:
Mems fast black Socks, Z
pairs 25c.
Mems unbleached Balbriggan
Socks, pairs 25c.
Somehow we consider the
Jaeger underwear as apart from
our other underwear stock
Must be because it is so much
better than the best of other
sorts can be. Fall weights are
here in all sizes.
Just enough Of a foretaste o
winter in the mornings and even
ings to make a fall overcoat com
Portable and desirable. Wen Il
you and your pocketbook.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-14
SACRED HEART ACApgMY.
Conducted by the sisters of tho nely
Cross Mt Ogden. Utah.

Conducted by the sisters of tho noly
Cross at Ogden, Utah.
The academy 10 spacious. we'll ventilated.
convenient and fuinAhed with all mode n
improvements Ii is hbsrailV supglied
with philosophical ana astronomical Hppa-
ratus, ehartI, globes and everything CON
dueivs TO tho aodHiroment OF kuowledee.
The pupila have seeess to we'll hlled
nbiasf Of ohoise. standard works. Every
facility is afforded for attaining proficiency
In music painting in oil and water colo e,
etc. The extensive grounds surrounding
the aendsmr Ars beautifully laid ont aud
ODER every induscmeut to the young ladies
TO engage ia EsaltLful exercise.
For further information addrsss
SISTER SUrKRIoR
Sacred Heart Academy
OGDEN, UTAH,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-14

For the above eIsursions ths Grsat
Paul, Minneapolis aud eastern terminals to
Hslsns And all points east Of KAispell and
return at rate OF one lowest hrst-elsss
fare plus 81 for the round trip.
Tickets ON sAlo Sept. IL. 25 and Oct. 0;
hual return limit twenty days from date OF
sale. Stop over privileges allowed on the
geinR trip. g. w. PIrTs.
c. Z. DUrToS City Ticket Agent.
General Agent
The Helena independent., 1894-09-14
A D.iIrh,fuI TrIn

Via salt Lake and Dsnvsr to Chicago aud
the east. A dip in ths great salt lake or q
fswS days visit al kanitou SpriBgL Sit
uaisd at the foot Of Pixies Peak. cannot bs
equalsd on this continent
Pulluan dining car route. For rates,
Ste. call al the Union Pacific Office, No. 81
North Man street Helsna.
IL. U. WILSON,
Passenger Agent
The Helena independent., 1894-09-14

Ih ives on good food AMI sunshine, with
plenty Of exercise In the open air. Her
form Rlows with health and her face blooms
With It's beauty, II her system needs The
cleansing action OF a laxative fsmsdy, she
uses the gentle and pleasant liquid laxative
Syrup Of Figs.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-14
w..k Ena Esenr.Iona

COmGencinE Saturday. May u, 1894, th'
Montans Central railway will TSGums th,
sale Of excursion tickets fiem Helena tt
Alhambra. Wlokss Boulder and Basin anc
istuTn AZ one fare for the roaad trip
Tickets on sale Saturdays and SundayA
good to IStusn MP to snd including she fol.
loving Monday.
O. W. PIrTs City Ticket Agent
G. T.. DuTToH. GonsrAi Agent.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-14
The Montana state oonsgs OF Agriculture
and MeahAbia Arts.

This ina,ltulIon will open sept. 10. and
lnStTuetion will he given in the folloviug
oou aei; Agtieultuls. upplisd science, la
dies course, business. music and the aosd-
emy. TuitiOn 10 all eoafsss sIoept music
$40 per year For catalogue address
hEy, jams KEtD. President
Bozemau, Mont
The Helena independent., 1894-09-14
81. PstsE,s AohoeI.

Fall term opens Best 10. lsoL Primary.
iniefnsdiH,S academic and college pre-
parsto dspAr,nsnts. Persons desiring
information ia regard 10 tsfma and courses
Of study will hnd ths principal at the
school, Electric Light baildinR, any week
day after bspt. l, from 10 10 II a. m.
lrLLIAa 4. OByRNLHAF, Principal.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-14

After a oarsiul consideration. We sths IN.
dsr,iGnsd ossl and wood dealers of Hslens,
have decided to oondue. tho coal and wood
cuisines, OF Helena on q strictly cash basis,
money to be paid when orders are gwen.
This applies 10 everybody.
GILcHRIsT Bros,
SAND CoULEE Coal Co..
HELENA LuMDsR CO.,
BENSON CARPEsTER & Co.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-14
PsJ. tho Ualos Scale,

wAsnMoroN, sspt la.-Ths prsulden,
and secretary OF the oolumbis rypoeraphi-
cal union Of this city, have bscn Informally
notified that Secretary Mo ton. prios 10 his
departure for EuToTe, Increased the Wheea
OF abe unlon printers employed in branch
printing Offices Ia the department. OF eRTi-
culture 10 conform 60 the union acale, COM
plant having been made by the union,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-14

But mako the trip TO Chicago on the Chi
cage Union Pacific 4 NorthWestSrn line
Whyp Time tho quickest, solid Nestibaled
tTAin, no change OF coach nj The Nilsson
river. Through frat and second class
sleepOrs and dining cara.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-14

Cleanliness In travelling Is IN one thing do
sired Travel by tho feat No rthsrn, aud you
will be clean NO dust on this line rock bal
instrd ro.dbed
The Helena independent., 1894-09-14

Thors are no sand doserts along the line OF t1e
Great Northern. IL il capkbln OF continuous
settlement from the great lak.s TO Puget sound.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-14
lie pIdn,I Do a ThIn-

Underwear for fall sud winter can bo bought
at bottom prices AZ Tho lee Hive,
The Helena independent., 1894-09-14

Duet Il ono o. the ol,,t annoYAnoss of \ tTans-
continental trip. but thl Great Northern II ou.
urgly FREQ from u, the roadway Is stone bAllast
The Helena independent., 1894-09-14
u.ry., EIou,.lon, to Mon,ann.

Biz bargains in blankets this week at Ihs Bee
Hive.
The Helena independent., 1894-09-14

Jobbers of
Eggs.
Ruttor.
Nuts.
Candies
Chewing Gums
Figs and DStos.
rspsr Bags.
Etc.. Etc.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-01-10

Charleston Cotton Market.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 9, 1898.
Market firm. The Quotations are !: Mid
ding 7s; Good Middling Il.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-01-10

Office. Now and then good man gets
in, but these cases are rare indeed.
Never before in the history Of this
country have so many grossly iccem-
petent and deusely ignorant men fill
ed positions Of public trust, as is the
case to-day, from the Office of trial
Justice up to the United States senate.
Real reform has evidently been lost
sightsof by the leaders in their scramble
fe7 Office. In the meantime expenses
aud taxes are jumping up higher.
The people need not look for
any improvement in the present COD
dition Of affairs until they begin to
show judgment in the selection Of their
rulers"
Editor Connors then proceeds to
show that Governor Tillman is largely
responsible for the unfortunate state Of
affairs now existing, and says that "the
passage bysea. legislature completely
Naae1. his control oK suA infamous 9
Rvs Is the new dispensary SAT, tie re.
distuctieg bill, aud sshe spriater'esbill. to
Esay so'dEps 8 tie spdgeIshp g y slsstions.
makes ones respect and patience
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Not His Idea of Reform.

The Lancaster Reoieu, which has
heretofore supported the "reform move
ment," has rebelled with vengeance.
aud Editor Connors handles the re-
cent legislature without gloves. He
declares that he has the most supreme
contempt for the men who have ignored
every sense of right, decency and
Justice, and takes no stock in the re-
form movement as at present conduct
ed.
tSome good,'' he says, was at one
time expected to result from the move
ment, but it has since degenerated into
a mere political machine for sliding
incompetent and uupriucipled meo into
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The engine is undoubtedly success.
and should be seen at the Morgan Iron
Works by every one.-Spartanborg
Herald.
The Decision is Reserved.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 5.-The srgu-
mens in the famous Cauhei case,
which involves the coostitnfionaiity
Of the dispenssry law, was closed to-
day, Maj. T. G. Barker appearing tor
the plaintiffs. and Attorney Gensral
Buchanan for the defendant whiskey
coossables.
; The plaintiff averred that the var
rants usder which the shiskey con-
stables claimed to act we're 10 blank s.
Attorney General Buebaaan made
some closing remarks, in doing which
he took occasion to remark that there
had .'aever been raid, but that some
saas ca 1sHn Go ss reporse6 taahss
Mises @ "a ne lid INT in ons case }tha
vas supposed e haye occurred TWICE ip
Hd ssIa e. from lie aafidavits
about the "body Of armed men" be
thought there must have been "at
least forty nuskeeters, q couple Of
pieces of artillery and little cavalry :
The decision is reserved. 81 /
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-01-10

a SpartaoV0fS special VI Tue Csu
inst says: La . few more days the
dispensary question for this city will be
settled. Tee prohibitionists for the past
week have been working the city and
the township, for the voters to sign a
petition against dispeusary for this
city. The conservatives aud the no.
whiskey men have combined and are
pulling together like charm. Already
there are long list of names to the
no-dispeDsary petition. Several Till
NANTES, believing that the dispensary
is wrong. have signed their names. 1t
is thought that the number Of names on
the petition will sun up to something
like 1, 500.
A reporter of the Herald witnessed
an exhibition Of the Christopher Rotary
Steam engine, Invented and patented
c. F. Christopher. The engine is
surely destined to revolutiouize the
motive power Of the world It il
extremely simple in construction, with.
out piston rods or valves, and has nc
dead center. It reverses with great
ease and its power is just double tha'
Of the old piston rod engine. Mr.
Christopher says the company il
going to bald 5 big plant for tie pur.
pose Of manufacturing The engines
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-01-10
Florence and the Dispensary.
Florence Messenger.

& & Florence Messenger.
/ Mayer Hursey says that while
her does not sympathize with the
.aispsnsary law, be thinks that the
police should aid its enforcement in
Florence, hence the following to the
chief Of police s
To G.. S. Tnrbeyille,yGhief of Police
Z DEAR S1R:Under the recent act Of our
it4sismsa7e the duty Of all
policemen and mayors sand iotepdants
of cities asd towns toeenforce the Dis
peusary Law While I, personally. am
not in sympathy with the law and would
like 60 see it erased from our Statutes.
syy saall, while occupying the position
Edo. use my endeasots to suppress
Illicit traffic 10 whiskeyssnd enforce this
aM. Hence, you asds syear subordinate
saaascere, aud the sheriff, being ex-oficio
policeman. will seize all llshiskey from
s1y sudall persons vbo5are not author
ised byahis Law to sell it. which does not
bess she.proper stamp, except personal
packages, wherever thasssame may be
.l5HaBut before doiagso: and before
arresting anyone for any offeuses under
this Law you must first spply tossmyself
or some trial justice and ob.ainaas war
rant, either to search or arrest, as do
not wish any of you killed. a.se
I A strictsebservanes of this direction
will besrequired. aud youMlI notify
your policemen accordingly; and any
neglect will mean suspension from Office
of any such person. Youswill be care
ful 10 act toward all persons with whom
it may be necessary to come in contract
With under this instruction, in manner
becoming gentlemen. ag
-.rEhope it may, not be. leessafy1or
yoaos enforce this slsx aEaipst my
es at should ssncE sbe shsesss sou
win remember that you have q duty
to tespesfofmeas@ansoficeraof@ the Ian, land
never swerve from that duty.
w. w. HURsEY, Mayor.
~ Jan. l., 1894.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-01-10

assembled d.a.zsaazss
First. That the Alliancemen of Laurens
county reassert their allegiance to the princi-
ples of the national and State Alliance and
all the plauks of tbesesala platform; and
,het4s candidate wbosess sstomacbsig too weak
tosmallow i need uotexpect our support.
Second. That in State politics, as members
of the Democratic party, and as believers in
and as members of the reform movement of
that party, vwee approve Of the calling Of q
convention to. name candidates who are in
accord With it to be voted for in the general
primary election but we insist as matter Of
right that that convention shall not be held
sooner than the 6rst Of July Of: this year, for
the reason that We want to gee and hear the
sentiments of the candidates among the
eReformers. To do otherwise is forestall.
ing the people asd re-euacting the tricks OF
the ring that controlled this State, 80 long
to wit: the namiug of candidates who are
unknown TO the masses of this State, and in
whose candidacy they have cot particle
pated.
..Third. We hold ourselves bound to
support the nominees Of the July convention
in the primary election in September, but
demand that simon pure Reforrners be named,
men against whom naught can be said as to
their loyalty to truth, to the Alliance and to
~. ID r,oromont
Fourth. That great care must be used,
both in calling and holding the town
ship and county primary conventions,
10 send delegates to said State July
convention, and we recommend that
Governor Tillman select three Reformers who
will act with him and draft rules for the call
ing and holding Of said township aud county
primary conventions, so that none but Re
fromers viii participate in the election OF
delegates to the July State convention,
and that the four gentlemen referred to above,
call the said July convention if such be the
sentiment of the Reform movement.
"Fifth. That we further suggest that in
the naming of candidates from United States
Senator to Adiutant and Inspector General,
the convention shall not ignore that element
in the Reform faction who are non-Alllance-
men and Ineligible TO membership 10 the
Alliance, but who are true TO the prioc''
ples of the Alliance and the Reform fac
ton. :, -, -.
"Si1th. That the Laurensville Herald, the
Columbia Daily Register, the Cotton Plant,
Piedmont Headlight and other Reform papers
in The State, are requested to publish these
resolutions "-The State.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-01-10

A. Golden, Druggist, Birmingham, Ala.
writes "Pease publish some of the testimo-
mails have sent you for Japaaese Pile Cnre."
Sold BY Dr.. A. ]. China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-01-10

The new State Treasurer-elect
Calvin, of@New York, has appoint
sed Chas. Anderson, colored.
graduate ofYsle College. as big private
ssstsfE ss
sDr Al ". Reaa. aBspsif preaehs
srsapomnitsed suicids. ID Atiaataasby
shooting himself in the head On tho
ssz8th suk7mo. &
Ho1seyeut is rather higher 10 the
sC;sI af Mexico sahan in Chicago !;
me is SO cents = gatlon; tea:
$I,Ssa pound; milk 9 to & IL cents a
qaars. These are the silver. standard
prices. 81 being worth about two-thirds
Of our reckoning
According to the annual summing
upsof the Agricultural Department
ths sserage price that.the farmers OF
country got for their wheat last
year wsss 52.1 cents per bushel, the
lowest average that any wheat crop
ever brought. 1t is somewhat re-
markable that Irish potatoes brought
more. the average price being 60 cents
q bushel.
Clothing Cutters Association No.
1854, K. Of L., Of Cincinnati, O.,
has adopted resolutions endorsing the
Wilson tariff bill in its entirety aud
earnestly praying Congress for its
speedy adoption. Also endorsing an
income tax on all incomes exceeding
Sd, 900 as equitable, and as means of
relieving the non possessing class and
placing the tax on those whom it be-
longs, the opulent.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-01-10
Cotton Market.

For the week ending January 10. Re-
ceipts l25 bales The following are the quota
tons: Middling, to u. Market firm.