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tember Of meetings at Bdgbtwood, D c.:
September /, Dr.. P c. Lewis; September
8, Dr. R. A. Fisher; September 10, DR..
W H. Newly; September %, Rev. J. Il.
Winston; September %, Rev A. c. Wash
ington All Christian ehnrcLes uniled.
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One Gent Nsa, R5h
No advertisement less than / o0
FOR RENT-RoONfs
LIGHT HoUsEKEEPING- 2

LIG HT HOUSEKE EEPING NC
rooms, front and back, first floor; fur
pished complete, cooking utensils, dishes;
gas, bath; refrigerator and sewing machine;
Sl5 per month. 301 10Th s. W., near
Smithsonian. au30-3t
FOR RENT-2unfurnish rooms; heat,
gas, ana bath on same flour; Belt line
cars pass door Suitable for couple light
housekeeping Rent, IS per month 1918
Sc 5. ". au29-4t
FOR RENT laIEe front room. with
aieove, or communicating Rooms; p
floor;with bath; handsomely furnished;
southern exposure; rent moderate. Apply
27 st. NV. au3O-3t
FOR RENT-A delightfully."- furnished
front room. s03 Sth st. NV. au30-3t
FOR RENT-Large, cheerful, newly
furnished rooms, suita ble for two, aS
reasonable rates. 1922 sGI st. NV au30-3t
FOR RENT Large front, or two back
rooms, furnished; use OF bath 80
K St ne au3O-2t
FOR RENT-Two desirable, furnished
rooms, pa and Sd floor; price $40 and
s.. Ills New York ave. NV. au3U-3t
FOR RENT-Room with board for
gentleman and wife, or two single
gentlemen. Apply l347 . 81. NV an2e-2t
FOR REET-An front rooms: fur or
uHfur.; large and small; light, airy;
beautiful views; inspiring for writers OF
artists E02 Z st, rear Pension Office.
au29-3t
FOR RENT-EBtire second floor; three
nice rooms; two closets; bath, hot and
cold water; gas; half block from cable cars;
suitable for light housekeeping. OWNER,
629 T stnw au29-3t
FOR RENT-At No. 225 Z st. NV,
four second story unfur. rooms: also
three third floor rooms; bath on both floors.
au29-2t
FOR RRENT-Twounfur. communicating
rooms; rent reduced il taken by 1st
700 Attn st. ne. au29-3t
FURNISHED room with board: terms
reasonable. 1907 7th ST. NV. au29-3t
FOR RENT-Room aud board; two
gentlemen can have room and board,
private family; moderate terms. 224
i8 II st. sW. au29-3U
FOR South west cor. 9th and
II ne, 2 basement rooms, suitable for
lunchrooms; also apartments for light
housekeeping; also large office room.
au3O3t
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HEAR PASTOR i. HEZ sWEM's Short
September story toriginal), sonday night
at 7.45 O'Clock. Gospel hymns, one to six
combined. used at night. Preaching at
II a. n. by the pastor. All pews free.
All cordially invited. Second Baptist
Church auditorium, Fourth street and Viz
ginia avenue southeast.
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FOR RSALE-Nos.7 .732 and 7 SO Sheridan
ST. NV, between Bright wood and Sher-
man avenues; handsome broom bricks:
water in yard; price 1850, terms, $25
cash and $40 per month and interest.
AUGUST DONATE. 6I1 7thst. au3O-2t
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PERSONALS.

ACTING and deep-breathing taught.
Low terms. WALTER STETsON, thiE
office 1t e.
EGYPTIAN Gypsy-seventh daugh-
ter az the seventh generation; she can
take OfDspells and cause TO marry, as well
as tell Fou the past ana future; persons call
Bg a the tent next TO railroad, Will ask for
MME. BURNETT.
Take EckiDg ton and Soldiers Home
cars. aug26-7t
NINE. ESTELLE tells all the events
OF life in German and English; hours,
a. IN. to 10 p. m; 20 and 90 cents;
cures all cases of running or dry sores.
9l3 10Th st. NV. au30-Im
GUNNTRG RG-LaborDa ay-SkiffsaGdflat-
bottom boatsforrentforgu cunning parties.
J. A. BAILEY, foot Ilth st.se. au3O 3t
NINE. BROOKE tells all the events
Of life; all business confidential; ladies'
and gentlemen, so cents each; hours a.
n. to 8 p IN. 605 New York avenue
northwest, near Sixth street au27-14t
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THE BRETHBEN-Preach ON Sunday
at II a M, at 3I6 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast, by Rev. Z. T. Proctor. Bible
school at 9:45. Gospel services at Z 40 p.
m. Everybody cordially invited ta attend
an OF Lhese seEvi.es M. n LEan. n..--r.
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DIES necdlng Confdentlal treat
meuU. safe and sure relief in all
,amaIe trouble constipation. irregularl-
ties. mmor, cancer, opium habit, fistuia.
etc. separate looms Tor patients before
aud during confinement, and find homes
for Infants il required. Strictly confiden-
tial MRS DIR RENNER. 16 Fourth ST. ne.
near Z Capitol st. Washington, D. c.
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CHrRCH NOTICES

HAMLINE NJ L. CHURCH. Ninth aud
P streets northw west-Rev. Z. S. Todd,
D. D., pastor. Sunday-sChool, els q. m;
IL a. m, sacrament OF the Lords Supper
address by pastor; 7.3O p. m, sermon
by pastor, Illustrated, subject, Israel
in Egypt" Epworth League, 6.15 p. m;
Tuesday, conservation; Thursday, church
prayer meeting, 7.3O p. m; official meet
ing, Monday evening. 7.3O p. m.
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THE PEOPLES CHURCHES Il street
northwest. Rev. Alex. Kent, pastor, VIII
give the closing discourse OF his series on
the Lords Prayer. Text. For Thine is
the kingdom" Service, 11.I5. Seats free;
all welcome
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ASA GE aud electric treatment by
Mrs Lewis Hours from 8 a. m TO
p. N 7O2 9th st NV. au22-7t
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THE EASTERN PRES BYTERIAE
CHURCH. Sixth street and Maryland ave
nue. northeast-Rev. Thomas Chalmers
Easton, d. D., pastor, viii preach at II
a m and s p. n. Strangers are cordially
welcomed.
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FOR SALE-Ifyou want to buy, rent or
invest for your friends look atthe houses
heated by steam, beautifully finished, and
selling at $4,s0O and $4,000. They are
honestly ana thoroughly built and visit to
them VIII be p source Of instruction; II you
do not want o-e. Nothing like them in the
city in moderate size houses. Quincy St,
near cor. n. Capitol and Sheridan Circle.
WM. H. SAUNDERS & CO., 1407 f. st.
an20-3k
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Cheaph homes for respecta-
bic colUTed people; woframc houses, ne,
six rooms; all modern improvements, owner
in need of money. Call at 1913 9th st. NV.
auQ1-2t
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BREAD and cake bakery and route
cheap. no reasonable offer refused. Care
OF NJ E. T, 2223 14th st. NV. au29-6t
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One Cent wP15 Sa5
No advertisement less than 100.
FOR RENT-RooMs.

FOR RER tt wo large ulilur. rooms,
second floor. 1853 Seaton st. au27-5t
EOR RENT-215 9th st. sw., near B,
large newly fur front parlor; bay win
dow. folding bed, heat gas, aud bath;
also other rooms. au27-7t
1927 22d st. nw.-For rent-Large fur.
or unfur. room, with bay window;
reasonable rates. au24-7t
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W 4 MI ED-SmIth Premier Type
writer operators and suenographers
directed TO positions Ope rat0rs de-
sizing 10 famlharze themselves with new
No. = Smith Premier Typewriter call
TIE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER
CO., No. 1916 7 ST. NY jy3llf
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W z IyTED- kind Of position by
Young ulan- willing 90 work, best OF
refs Address u. s., GlG II stuw.
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FOR ALE-Grocery store for cash;
- good trade; other business. 6l5 T St,
after . D. M auZS-0t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
a special meeting will bc held at our
hall Saturday evening, important busi-
ness, and to receive uniforms; every mem
Der is expected to report Monday morning
at $3.50 sharp. Z. O'Dea, Marshall.
au3C-3J
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|. One Cent RsIt fsI
No advertisements less than iOS.
SIMMER REsnRTs.

SURIEEER Boarders Raleigh VIII be
open uutn October ]. Plenty of oys-
ters and crabs. S. L. RALEIGH, Ridge,
lld au27-l2t
POTOMAC BA VA new place op-
p0sile Wiikerson's, beautifully IocaJed
orsUmIncr boarding; boating hathlng, fish
fuE. etc; Table abundaHtlY Furnished. terms
low c c. WILKINSON, Prop,
5y80-1mo Colonial Beach, Va
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$3.50 viii buy grocery store on an
oId-establisbei corner 10 Georgetown;
q first-class st; sd for fresh meats. Address
FRESH MEAT, this office. au3O-2t
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FOR SALE-Tobacco, cigar, station
cry and periodical store on Pa. ave.
NV; good chance; cheap. S. NJ. JONES,
$40 ION St NV. au3U-3J
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ASTERERS Attention-All mem
bers of Plasterers' L. A, 1914, X. OF
L., are hereby notified that the uniform for
the Labor Day parade will toe ready for
distribution on Friday, August 80 Mem
bers can get their suits by applying 10
the committee az the hail between the hours
OF and O'Clock p. n. on above date.
Bvorderof Labor Day committee. au29-4t
ATTENTION brieEiayers-iou can
receive uniform at hall, 7tn and L SITS.
NV, Saturday evening or Sunday all day,
September /, 1885 By order committees
F d. MCAULIFF,
c. G. BESSLER,
W H. MAGHAN,
F BUGDEN,
J B. DOWELL,
WM P FISHER
special meeting OF the union Will be
held at the hall on Friday night, August
Both All members are requested TO at
tend as this will be the last meeting before
the Labor Day parade. Hats and uni
forms Will be distributed 10 members.
Committee, 1. B. Dawell, W II Maghan-
aU2S-4J
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FOR RENT-ROOAIs.

FOR RERT-Nicely furnished rooms,
s. to SI5 per month; parlor suitable for
physician; also table board. Apply 427
G ST. NV. au5O-oJ
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CENTRAL NJ P. CHURCH, Twelfth and
NJ street northwest-AJ II am the pastor.
Rev Sd smith, VIII preach Rev-Dr David
Wilson VIII preach opening sermon in tent
adjoining church a5 s p. N. Everybody
inviLed. Brlns GosDeL Hvmns
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W Il -NTEE by young man, 20. clerical
or EluLar position; ref and bond II
necessary Address A. w. D., this office.
au16-IOt
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:. THE
Und0rGlifY Tragedy

Continued from Yesterday Evenin e'sTimes.
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SPIRITUA ALLSM Z. Mcneil,
clairvoyauu and business medium. Pr
vate sittings daily; business examinations
a speciality 1914 Pa ave. au3O-7J
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RELP ASTED-MALE AND
FEMALE

Wa ETEED Ten good soliciturslo work
Ior the aluesl and best sick and death
hcnrFlt company In Washington city, splgu-
did contracts. 6l7 + 81. NV, go wer floor.
.L---A--I
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" A I~-=-E-El- llUalIgu as office clerk
or collector: moderate wages. Ad-
dress CLERK. tlIs office. au29-I0t
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THE Wonderful Remedy Cancers
cured without knife, pain, or pay
until cured: aIso caTbuncles, piles, dropsy.
bv Prof. MAR TIN RILEY. 467 Pa ave
my au5- limo
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PERSONALS.

YOU'LL. be hundred years behind the
age if you don't call and get one Of
those elegant custom-madc suits, the least
bit" worn, at tie lowest price ever heard
of. JUSTH's OLD STAND, 6I9 st. NV
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FOR RENT-At No. 225 Z st. nw.,
four second story unfur rooms: also
three third floor rooms; bath on both floors.
au29-2
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FOR RENT-Twounfur communicating
rooms; rent reduced II taken by 1st
700 4th st. ne. au29-3t
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ORA WING and Painting. Thorough
orators, designers, illustrators, parents and
children, in every branch OF art. Portraits
to order in every style, from $40 TO $4,000.
Old or injured pictures cleaned, vanished,
restored, in the most skiuful manner. 502
Il St NV au29-3t
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FOR RENT Southwest cor. of9th and
ne, ? basement rooms, suitable for
lunchrOoms, also apartments for light
housekeeping; also large office room.
au303t
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A FEW good table boarders wanted at
40 O 81 SM- aI 2Q-2t
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j t. WALKER SONS, 2U4 10Th st. NV.
carpet lining, felts fire brick and clay,
asbestos. paints. brushes, lime. cement, two
and three-ply roofing material apr2l tt
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ANTED-25 carts and horses: side
and front boards, i in. all around;
steady work, 8 hours per day. Apply Sat
urday and Tuesday mornings, Library
building, opposite the Capitol, 8 O'Clock
u J. FOLEY, Contractor 1t
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FOR SALE-At great bargain a
corner cigar, news, ana stationery store;
excellent location, at junction OF three
car lines; doing a good strictly cash busl-
ness; must be- sold at once. Address
CIGARS this office aU3l -6J
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LOST
MONEY TO LOAN.

Money Wanted and to
Loan. We will loan You
money ats and 6 per cent on
improved or unimproyed d.
c. real estate or to persons
contemplating building. No
delay where the security Of
fered is good
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The Evening Times gives all the
Iews for a cent.
The morning times., 1895-08-31

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
corner Tenth and G streets northwest-Rev.
stephen N. Newman, D. D.. pastor; John
W. Bischoff, Nus. Doc, organist. Preach
inS G II a. m. by Rev. Isaac Clark Sunday
school, $50 a. m. Christian Endeavor, z
p. N. No evening preaching.
VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH-Rev. F. d. Power. at ] a m.
and 8 p m Sunday-schooI, $50 a N.
Christian Endeavor, Q. m Seats free.
all welcome
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FOR RENT-63o st. NV, two or three
rooms; furnished OF unfurnished; second
or third floor. au3O-3t
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FOR RENT-Room aud board two
gentlemen can have room and board,
private family; mOderate terms. 224
I8 - 70. SW. au29-3J
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WANTED BoARDRRs-
wANTED-Bo Boarders; 2O7 Pa. ave
NV, The Templar, 81 per day. Good
room and excellent board, 81 and Sc per
week. au29-Tt
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FOR RENT-EUtire second floor; three
nice rooms; two closets; BATH hot and
cold water. gas; half block from ca bic cars;
suitable for light housekeeping. OWNER
629 T NV au29- st
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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w NTED-Da or butter route; must
be cheap. Address BUTTER, Times
Office au3O-2t
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FURNISHED room with board: terms
reasonable. 1907 9TH St NV au29-3t
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PROF. CLAY oldest established ad-
verIising clairvoyant, medium and for
tune teller in this city, removes all your
troubles; tells from cradle TO grave; ad-
vice on business. love affairs, losses or
matrimonial adventures; unites separated
and causes speedy marriage with one you
love by proper advice. Call and be con
vinced that | can work a case quicker
than any medium you ever met Fee. 90
ceGts. Hours, 10 10 8; open Sunday.
4g9 II St. bet. q and 6tD st Ew.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE.
WAITED BY a young woman, place
ia salU family to cook. wash and
Lr.n aIMr..s IAZA Wv .IersnK arn IL
The herald., 1895-10-04

to the delegates. II. C. r. McElfresh,
chief ranger for this jurisdiction. will be
present, as Will Hon. d. D. Aitken, SUI
preme vice ranger.
Riverside court will hold a regular
meeting tomorrow evening to make final
arrangements for the proper reception
and entertainmentgof the delegates and a
sattendanceof the membership of the
court is requested by. Chief Ranger James
Miller.
The location of that distinguished citi-
zen, Juan Lopez. whose testimony con-
victed the Cummings bows, has been dis
covered. George A. Wilbur OF this city
went to Banning Monday and Lopez got
on the same train that Mr.. Wilbur ar
rived on. The latter inquired of the sta
tion agent Lopez destination and the
agent said he sold him ticket to Salton.
Lopez was seen on a train from Los
Angeles last Monday, and he said that he
had been in Los Angeles over Sunday
and was on his way to Riverside, but
when the train pulled out of Cotton for
Redlands, Lopez was still aboard, ana
the conductor said he had a ticket for
Redlands.
A dozen or more mem bers of the Ra-
mona Rebekah lodge of this CITY went TO
Cotton Tuesday evening to pay the sister
lodge at that place fraternal visit. 1t
is learned from one of the sisters who
was one of the party that the visitors
were warmly received and pleasantly en-
tertained By the Cotton lodge. Tn. beau
tiul work of the lodge was exem plified by
the degree team OF Cotton looge, the
evenings work being fittingly concluded
with bounteous spread of eata5les
which appealed to the appettes of all
present.
B. W. Handy ana J. Fl. Good hue have
gone to Bear valley for bear hunt.
L. ?. Drinkwater, Il. W. Freeman, DR..
Barber and H. G. Foster were here from
South Riverside yesterday.
The herald., 1895-10-04
A Sacramento Scrimmnge

SACRAMENTO. Oct. 3.-City Trustee
T. J. Pennlsh was arrested this evening
for making an assault upon d. J. Man
nix with deadly weapon. Last Monday
night at the Democratic city convention
Pennish knocked Mannix down with a
heavy cane, cutting several gashes in his
head
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REDLANDS

REDLANDS, Oct. 3.-The efforts of
the past several days to organize an or
ange growers exchange in Redlands have
fallen through, the growers declaring
they will adhere to the free on board
M ct q
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For Over Fifty Years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children teething. 1t toothes the child
collie and is the best remedy for diarrhoeA
Twenty. i've cents q bottle.
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DR.. Elias Leounl ot,a country physician
OF Finland, has been called the "Christo-
pher Columbus of Finnish poetry" The
doctor shas written one or two epic
poems celebrating the early history of
the country.
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LAKE OVERLOOKED.

borught back here for reaentence. but no
one thinks for moment that they will
ever get new trial
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-06
Held IN BONDAGE THE 7AILORS VICTORY.
All Her Life-Happy Release at Last
of Miss Alice Young, who Resides
at 392 Alexander Street,
Rochester, N. Y.

Our representative was received very
pleasantly at 392 Alexander Street, by
Miss Alice Young, who told how since
childhood she had been held in the bond
age of pain from her back, never re-
membering the time that she had not suf-
fered pain or aches in the region of the
Kidneys Many were the means she used
to find relief, but there seemed no remedy
for her case and she still remained cap
tive; then along comes these little enemies
to backache, Doan's Kidney Pills, and
half box releases the bonds, as one by one
the aches and pains disappear, she finds
herself a slave to pain no more, by their
continued use. She says: 81 was entirely
relieved Of all my suffering and now l am
perfectly strong, healthy and well.
How did you take this remedy ?" Miss
Young was asked by our representative.
she replied that she followed directions
explicitly. Miss Young then told how the
malady affected her, saying her symptoms
were: STOPPING, bending over, walking
or standing any length of time always
| gave me pain in the small of my back.
l had pain in the kidneys all the time,
and if | caught cold it would always
settle there; the pain | suffered was of
a very exhausting nature; at night |
could only lie flat on my back any other
position causing pain and suffering; the
nerves passing up my back, were affected
and this brought with it severe headaches,
but as 1 said before, Doans Kidney Pills
have removed all pain and suffering en-
tirely and never felt better and healthier
in my life"
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sale by all
dealers, price 90 cents, mailed by Foster
Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, Sole Agents
for the United States.
For sale at Kirln's Pharmacy.
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Over Four Hundred New York
Contractors Have Yielded.
OTHERS WILL SOON FALL IN LINE.

Report from Chicago That War Is to
be Declared on Several Large Firms in
New York and Philadelphia-To Expose
the Federation of Labor.
NEW YORK, Aug 6.-The garment work
ers' strike is practically victory for the
union, although Secretary Witkowsl1i,
who on Saturday night made formal
surrender in the name of the Contractors
association, was not able to deliver all of
the goods and few employers are still
resisting the workers demands. The set
tlement committee Of the strikers was en-
gagged all day yesterday in making out
forms OF agreement for employers to sign
Forty agreements were filed from o. clock
In the morning until in the afternoon.
This makes a total of 400 contractors rep
resenting 1900 strikers in New York and
vicinity, who have accepted the terms of
the workmen. Leader Schoenfeld of the
strikers, said
over 1000 of our men returned to work
yesterday and today, and there are now
only 200 contractors who have not signed
our agreement. They are nearly all asso-
citation men, and they may hold out two
or three weeks. In the meantime the old
contractors will be doing all the work"
According to official reports 1000 coat
makers, employed usually by 200 contrac
tors are still on strike in this city.
Secretary Witkowski now denies thai
he did surrender Saturday, and the strik
ers speak bitterly against him.
There was a meeting of the contractors
association yesterday afternoon, at which
several contractors urged continuance
Of the strike. Last night the strikers held
mass meeting which was iubilant in the
tenor Of its speeches
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-06
THE HEATHENs' VICTIMS.
Corrected List of the Dead in the Ru
Cheng Massacre.

Corrected LlSb OF lhe DehO IN INC EAu
Cheng Massacre.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-The correspondent of
The Times at Shanghai says that the mis-
sionaries killed at Ku Cheng were muir
dered by an organized band of eighty of
the Vegetarians. The correspondent says;
The ladies begged for their lives, promis-
ing to yield their property and valuables,
but the leader of the band shouted out
his orders to kill them outright
A corrected list of the victims is as fol-
lows: Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Stewarti Miss
Nellie Saunders and Miss Lena Irish,
burned to death in the house; Miss SJettle
Newcombe was spenred and thrown down
u precipice Miss Marshall had her throat
cut; Miss Gordon, speared in the head;
Miss Topsy Saunders, speared in the
brain; Master Herbert Stewart skull
fractured and brain exposedi Lena stew
art, died from shock,
The Chinese magistrate at ku Cheng
waited for the completion of the massacre
before appearing upon the scene there
There are thousand soldiers at Ku
Cheng. 1t is therefore absurd to say that
the authorities could not have stopped the
massacre which was evidently carefully
and secretly organized.
The American mission at Shashi, near
Han kow, has been destroyed, and the
missionaries are fugitiyes. The American
consul has advised the missionaries in ad-
jacent provinces TO retire
Some of the speakers at todays meeting
declared that they have lost confidence in
the diplomats at Pellin, United States
Minister Donby and British Minister N,
r. O'Connor being especially denounced.
The Americans desire a special commits
sion under United States Consul Jernigan,
to inquire into the ouuages in Szechnen.
Minister O'COuuor has ussented to this.
1t is learned that after the ku Cheng
massacre the mob looted the buildings.