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1'Ha Panhandle DyClng establish
mont owned by John lloilmoIor, a. No,
l4gl Market struol, Ia tho boat equipped
house Of liz kind lii Whcolinc In addl'
iioH 10 tho dysiHg aud cleaning loparh
nonla d corps Of liratCnll tallorA nro
who eau do repairing ~ nos!
M u ID possible, Clothes aud ladiqf
cleaned or dyed, can bs made
10 look lilo now Satisfaction guarah'
NanI
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Last night about $3.50 o'clock the Gre
department was called to blaze in the
rear OF tho ST. Charles hotel, corner oil
Water and Fourteenth streets. Two
electric light wires became crossed and
were fast starting dangerous blaze
when the hotel people discovered the
fire. An alarm was rung IN, but the
wires were cut md tho blaze extln.
guishnd with almost no loss. One oil
the electric light circuits was thrown
OF for the night on account OF tho cut
Mirha
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DR.. James Hodlsy will opon the Young
Mons Christian Association course this
evening with his lecture on What Is u
Man Worth2" Tho course is good
one, ard it will have n splendid open.
ing. Tho NuIhville, Tenn, American
comments OH DR.. llOlley rs foilnws:
"The lecture was brilliant effort, both
as literary production aud tile oxpo.
mont OF q pleasing school Of oralury.
Tho thought waa original and so sirillng
"a to hqtd his heaEsrs In wrap: pleasure
throughout tho lecture"
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Iris lust ni easy to try ono Minute
Cough euro AZ anything else. Tia
castor 10 euro u severe cough or cold
with II, Lot your nuxi purchase for q
cough 10 Ono Minute Cough Cure. lot.
ter medicine, bOltOr tBsultsi better
try II. Logan Drug 90, Wheeling, W.
Va, u, E.pcAbody, IVnwood, and 10 lo
4 o., Bridgeport. o. q
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A xicKEns' MEErING.

Yesterday afternoon a worry III advised
meeting of Eighth ward citizens was
held at Handlan'I hall to take action in
regard TO tho smallpox situation.
Charles Mornlug'tar presided aud Tom
WolvinGton was secretary. DR.. Mccoy
and others made speOChos. the doctor
dwelling mostly on the advantages Of
vaccination. committee Of i've was
appointed to draw up resolutions, and
after being out short time made TO.
mort, tho main feature OF which was q
demand for the placing Of two
guards on duty at each house
whore tho disease existed. This
was adopted Prominent citizens
Of the Eighth ward who did not attend
tho meeting deprecated tho idoa OF
holding ono, They said that whilO in
somo cases no guards ut nil were nocOg.
sarv, rs the people Ia the houses Co.
operated intOlligon,ly aud willingly
with tho authorities, thOro woro others
whore eight men could not keep tho
nloubers OF tho households Within rca.
aonable bounds, unless they wore armed
with stout clubs aud with authority to
uBo thum.
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with the oxhilOrAting EOnsO oil removed
health aud strength and informal clean.
llncsB, which follows tho usO Of Syrup Of
FiuS, ia unknown ia tho fow who have
not prossod bOvOnd tho old timN inpdl'
cinOs and tho cheap substitutes some.
times offered but never accepted by tho
wOii informed,
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baltimore y Ohio Ike irslun TO Atlanta.
III addition TO tho Senson and tho
tWonty day Uxcnraion tickets TO Atlanta,
tho Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad Com.
pany will soil ton day excursion tickets
October 20, November ., 10 and %, Do,
combpr md 10. at SIS 10. For further
information apply TO tho Baltimore &
OHIO nRonLa.
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Mr.. r. NJ. Gilleland and others inter.
estsd In the proposed wagon bridge
over tho river from BsnWood to Bsllaire
say that no committee has been solicit
ing subscriptions 10 the capital stock,
Tho report that solicitors were out
seemed to come very straight, but the
gentlemen in tho company ought to
knnw
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Some Of The New Things Sc
cured by our Buyer While
10 New York Last Week.

New Kid Gloves.
Every size, every fashionable color
every popular price.
Now.Umbrellas,
Dresden Art Handles. wood sticks,
SLAB; steel rods, SLIGO. A good
Umbrella as low as 79c.
Wool MIts.
Fine blace. nll.wopl for children, l4c
pair; for ladies, i7c pair.
Atwood Eldordowns.
Another case at Csc yard.
Down FIllod Cushions.
All kinds, colors, shapes and aizea
The Nowest Fibre
Interlining has coarac cheese cloth
saadwitChed between,
Jet, Feather, Fur,
aud Metal Trainings in endless va.
Tiely,
Big and Little Buttons,
and Buttons thdtlook like tino ioWOlry,
rD-"IMPERIALS" and MODES"
for November can b. had atlg
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Yesterday afternoon a few light show.
erS fell, aud about 6p. IN. heavy one
came down. Tho steep streets were
quickly flooded, but the rain did not
last long enough to do u groAt deal Of
good. lit was general. however, it will
be much appreciated in tho country.
About three weeks Of gentle rain would
not DO too much.
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Theresa NJ. Phillips was on Saturday
appointed executrix Of Jane S. Phillips,
Bond, Si09; no security required.
A marriage license was iIauOd to
Jacob Kwocnlcki, a native OF Poland,
aged q, and MihaliuR DomplsWic, a
native OF Poland, aged II, both now Of
thIa ritv
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Work was stopped on, the Clark oil
we'll at Colerain on Saturday night,
owing to the scarcity Of water. Work
iG also about to stop on the Lupton we'll
for the same reason. This we'll was ex.
pectod in ten days ago. They have
been pumping water two aud u half
miles, from near tho Lloyd we'll.
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NsIsgantlino Of Underwear unpopular
nrlora. Agents for the famous JaFpA lily,
sionin Underwear and tha celebrated
Eighnio White shirt. 4. HESS SONS.
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The Hubs Concessions.

Gained and givon-bring retailing to the Threshold
If wbolesali6g Our argus eyes seek out the golden
Neutrality-suspicious. nimbo dollars seize the advantage
and quickly turn it to the profit Of our potrons-he
poople-bargains are tho scons of our enterprlsG-
such honest worthfu bargains as SATISFY tho popular
% app bargains that will lash rppes into waves of
tbusiasm~these are bargains that will cut the purse
strings and crowd the storetheso are bargains, be-
cause thew are underprced vaues-because they are
timely answers to the demanding calls your necess
ties.
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THE HUB cLoTHIEHs AN2- Z NLSIIII. -.
r GET A LITTLE RED HUB. =


no Hm EAPPY-e
on ChFIStmns morning you must ha .,.
a IiIiis Ilod Hub We have thouAnnuH
ofthsm, The more We glVO away u. lhs
more happiness We'll Hee CnrlssntS
morning and happier wen feel ~ a ~,
ingIL Gall and get one WeFe NA'N
ing for YOU
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FOR drink oE Old Rye or bourbon
Whisky, call at 1I1i Market street.
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AN UNDERWEAR sToRe-oEo. N. sMook . CO.
: AN UNDERWEAR STORE
\ In OUR
: Market Street Window.

Plaid Dress Goods
Are scarce, but we show handsome
new onos from 25c yard up.
Rough Dress Goods
Are equallyas scarce, yotoHF no" lines
make it possible to suit every taSts'
Black Dress Goods.
Where formerly o7e department sui
feed, 1t now takss two In which TO DO
our growing business,
Cashmere Flannelettes.
Ono ca,o worth l5c at &c yard; ono
case worth l2i Rtloc.
FIannelette Wrappers.
ESQ up to IS. Print Wrapper 7ec
up. Cashmere wrappcrsnp 10 So.
Our cloaks and cnpes
Arc supplied by New YcrS's PEST
makers. An inspection Of our inn
menSe stock will make :hiE fact appa'
rem. to everyone.
Now silks
For Dresses, Waists, Trimmings and
fancy work.
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rHn TENGM-s

Is Drawing nigh, boys, when Prince,
the ausst shetland Pony In tho State,
will DO presented to one of our ltlo
patrons Are you onsf II not, Why
ROt9
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Percy Beaumont, OF the West Yir-
giniR glass works, and othOrs are about
TO organize q company to stain and dec
crate glassware They will probably
locate at Bridgeport.
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DON'r fail IN have pnit Ut those clu'
giant ~ M TROUSERS made 90 orlerM
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OMBRCOETS.

There's dsmay in the ranks Of the tallOrs-ald
CONSERVATION among the cothierS Larger than ever
better than ever-cheaper than ever our STOCK Of
Oyereoats must appeal to every careful
lover of GOOD clothes Our variety is trade winner
our Qualities are trade brpgers. you want to make
con comparisons-and we you would-take the Goats
offers at s10-our $40 one beside theirs at .$l3and
Sl5 our SIS line beside their S2O let the tajlors tell
their story at $50, S35 and $4o even at S6O-we'vo
got just as good at $18, $40 and s25.
Every prick of the needle every slash Of the shears
has been for greater perfection. Every fabric that's
warm fashionable and snm has sea pressed fspng w
the high character of these garments. An Oyercoa
isn't an every day purchase with you Be judicnu
about it. Don't buy until you've seen all TIE
STYLES THAT MUST BRING YOU HERE TO
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NAVE you seen those elegant 80 90
TrUuArtlnga7 You should not tall 20 order
n tnlt ~ q, lll.fA AONhs
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IRISH AIuu tNnncII OVsrc nntingS-ths
very lRtHst-madO to order Rt q. Hess y
sons, Fashionable TRllOrs aud Gents
ERFaishHFa.
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Pe sa wide %o5G5T cont WOOL grey mixed CLOTH Zoe yard
d wide s 4a Aw se A AsaaSs Plaid 500 yard
s. IN i sas sss T5si sas Nix 900 yard
4o dsa5. ss 81, R sss az s & Novelty Dress 400 yard
200 9 pieces o'aoae Lining Or l'ao loo value &c yard
so pieces plain Evening Shades India silks 4G VRp1
100 pieces Waist Silks, in all desirable stripes and
colors, at ACC, 69c and TIC yard, that people
who are going to buy Silks want to seo
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YOUTHS CLOTHING.

With the zeal of beginner in mannish dress the
youth of fourteen to nineteen years is very partcu
lar-has, in fact come to be Judge of correct dress
The shape, the shade the length of coat the set Of
trousers-all must meet his notion Suits and Over.
coats for good dressers start at 81 So Color and
make both right; stuff pure wool. $40, $12 and
S15 Suits and Overcoats are EQUAL TO CUSTOM
MADE. The young men are helping literally to.
ward doubling our business
Sierra County advocate., 1895-08-23
THE SCIENCES.


TIE hest engines do not utilize over
ten per cent. of the calculated energy
Of the heat of coal.
THE water of the oceans. notwith-
standing numerous local Influences, is
nearly of the saule composition in every
p:u It of the world.
An oak tree of average size with 200,
00o leaves has from the earth into the
a'r about 1913 tons of water during the
li1e months it displays It's foliage.
ONLY the female mosquito bites.
Though it Is asserted that she carries
poison, the fact has never been proved;
no venom Glands have been discovered.
Her sting consists Of five extremely
sharp needles two of which are harbcd.
rhey unite to foria an aWl, wAi.h. hav-
ing inflicted the punGture, serves as u
tahe for sucking the blood Of the vic
tim
Ir is not true that ilies are enabled
to walk on the ceiling by ueans Of suck
ing disks. Each Of the six feet i, pro-
yided with Il PAIR OF lltlle cushions and
two hooks The cushions ire covered
with hairs which are kept moist by 4
secretion causing them 10 adhere to a
smooth surface, The hooks heip the
insects to wall; over rough surfaces.
Sierra County advocate., 1895-08-23
ABOUT COINS.


VERMONT was the first state to issue
coinage on its own authority. Copper
coins 5were issued in 1855.
Tur Irst womans face represented
on . coin was that of Puleheria, the
empress of the Eastern empire.
TIix Chinese stamp bars or ingots OF
gold or silver with their weight and
fncness, and pass them from hand to
hand as coin.
THE rel Of Brazil, like the mill of our
own money table. is an imaginary coin,
no piece of that denomination being
coinaA. Ten thousand reis equal five
dollars and forty-tive cents.
Tnn fest Maryland coins were printed
in 1902, and were put in circulation by
act ~ council ordering every house
holder to bring in sixty pounds OF to-
bacco ana receive ten shillmgs of the
ncwmoncy in exchange for it,
lItb5l the Massachusetts, general as
scmbly made bullets legal tender by
the following enactment: 1T is like
wi,a ordered that muslSett bullctts of a
full haars shall pass currently for a
faithing apiece. Provided that noe
man he compelled to take above NIId
att TYNE in them. 49, EIarpcr's Young
People.
Sierra County advocate., 1895-08-23
FROM THE Book woRL D.

IIENBI RooHEFoRr has followed the
example of Zola and Jules Claretie and
taken TO bicycle.
JonN SHERMAN is said to be writing n
book of recollcctions covering the
period of his public service.
TIE Browning society in London held
a special celebration lately for the an
niversary of the poets baptism.
CONAN DOYLE has purchased some
land on top of a Scottish mountain, ind
will build himself house and do his
literary work there.
LADY JEuNE's articles on the "NcW
Woman" have had AN unexpected re-
suit. Her husband, Sin Francis Jcunc
president of the probate and divorce
court, has taken to a bicycle.
PARIS may evolve another Marie
Bashllirtseif fever out of the ease Of
Motovosi Savian, a young japanese
poet who has just died in poverty and
neglect in'one of her hospitals,
ALEXANDRA DUMAS. fills, remained
widower a very short time. He has just
.married Nine. Regnier, widow of the
actor. Sarjou and Ernest Legonge We're
witnesses to the marriage.
Sierra County advocate., 1895-08-23
SHOOTING AND FISHING.

A CARIBou (Mc) fisherman landed a
nine-pound salmon with an alder pole
ani worm for bait the other day
DEER arc so plentiful al my the Rogue
river, in Oregon, thut the systematic
slauthtering OF them for their hides
alone is profitable business, the men
engaged in it being known locally AS
deer skinners."
Mrs. EMERY, wifa OF n ranchcr OF
Gold Beach, Ore. always accompanies
her husband on the drives from tue
ranch TO the railway or to market, do
ing her share of work and proving her
self in every way, the boys say, as goDd
a cowboy as anyone in the outfit.
A MOUNTAIN lion measuring eleven
feet from its nose to the tip of its tail
and twelve inches between its ears and
weighing aboIt three hundred pounds
was killed near Darley, Mont. the other
week. 1t was the largest ever killed in
that region.
Sierra County advocate., 1895-08-23
FOREIGN NOTES.

BowsTRiNGs and sacks seem to have
gone out of use in Eastern harems.
The lnahara. .jah Of patna has Jast shot
his wife and then ltilled himself, like a
COMMON civilized crank
REPAIRS on the Partlicnon are to be
begun IL once, on the plans drawn up
by 'eof Durm, the German archnolo-
Eiat, hr / G Penrose and NJ MaFne
will also give advice.
AloNG the KOp.s n Egypt, TO whom
the pope has sent his latest appeal in
behalf of religious unity, there is "A
htrong movement in favor OF a return
to the Roman Catholic chdreh
ANOTHER egg of the great aux has
been sold III London. II was found in
Iceland sixty-hve years ago, came into
Baron d. liamonvillc's collection, and
as it is slight y cracked brought eight
hundred and twenty-five dollars.
THIRTEEN Austrian hussars were shot
and thirteen others sent To jail for life
at Przemysl, i'll Galicia, the other day,
fui tl,e murder CT 4 sergeant whc had
maddcned them by his cruelty and
TYRANNY,
Sierra County advocate., 1895-08-23
PEOPLE OF MANY LANDS.

THREE large rooms were needed To
mold all the eightieth birthday presents
recently given to Rislnarcli.
HENRY NJ. STANLEY says the worlds
greatest need just now is II railroad
through Africa from the Mediterranean
TO the cape.
EMILIO CASTELAR, has been made for-
e,gn associate of the French Academy
of Moral Science, in the place of the
Italian historian, Cesarc Clntu.
AT DURsLEM. in StafTordshire, where
Wcdgcwood was born, there will be .
centenary exhibition Of pottery in July
and August, this year being the hun
drcdth since his death
SIR ARTHUR BIGGE. the new private
secretary to Queen Victoria. is an eX-
colonel of the royal artillery, and dis
tinguished himself in the campaign OF
1S7S-79 in Zuli. nd. He is said to be Il
man of remarkable tact.
Sierra County advocate., 1895-08-23
DINNER PARTY ETIQUETTE.

AHosrEss should introduce her guests
to EACH other at a small dinner party.
A WEEK or ten days is considered suf-
ticient notice for dinner invitations.
GUESTS at a dinner always go in pre-
vious to the daughters of the host or
hostess.
DINNEB party invitations are always
issued in the names Of the host and
hostess.
No ATTEMPT at music or amusement
of any kind is made in the interval be-
fore dinner
A GENTLEMAN always offers his right
arm to the lady whom he takes in To
dinner and places her at his right hand
at table.
WHEN there are mere gentlemen than
ladies present at a dinner party those
gentlemen for whom there are no ladies
follow the hostess to the dining-room.
1T is not now the custom, as formerly.
for brides during the first months Of
their marriage to take precedence OF
other ladies at a dinner party, unless
their rank or position entities them to
do so.
WHEN dinner party is given by an
unmarried or widow lady the gentle
man second i'll social position should bc
asked by the hostess to lead the way Ia
the dining-room, taking in the lady 10
whom precedence is due.
Sierra County advocate., 1895-08-23
PERSONALS

POLICEMAN DANIEL Is. AHERN, OF the
Hartford Comm force, who was APP
pointed the other day, IS 6 feet inches
in height.
Cor. ROBERT G. INGERsoLI. is rarely
seen in court in these days, his lectures
are so profitable. His business is in the
llunds Of his partner. Robert II. Griffin.
HUNGER, says Carroll d. Wright, has
caused more men to commit petty
crimes than anything else. OF 6,95s
homicides ia 1890, 5,1O0 had no trades.
LlLLiE DTvEREAuX BLAKE says Eve
was a woman suffragist when she ate
the apple. aud Adam stood and looked
on, as an obedient husband should, and
xps glad 20 know that she was absorb
iDg wisdou.
Sierra County advocate., 1895-08-23
THE STUDIOS.

FLORENCE is suffering from. the visf.
tation of party of fifty young Ameri-
can women who have settled at San
Donate and go slsctchinga body.
ONLY one marble statue OF the human
figure with eyciashes IL known. IL :
the sleeping Ariadnc, one OF the gems
of the Vatican. and was found in 1903.
VIcroR TTuGo is to have statue in
Paris in the square in the center of
the avenue named after him, and near
the house where he died. Forty thou-
sand dollars have already been sub
scribed for it,
BARON EDMOND RoTHscHTLD has
bought for $4,000 and presented to the
Louvre the Boscorcalc treasure, con-
ssting of silver articles found at Pom
peii, which the Boston museum was
trying to purchase.
Sierra County advocate., 1895-08-23
PICKED IN PARIS.


+. Ne FEWER than $40 architects entered
the competition for the preparation of
plans for the projected Paris exhibition
of 1900.
An enormous flight of carrier pigeons
4vas gotten up in Paris lately. Sixty
tholsand birds were let loose in one
morning from the neighborlIuod Of thc
Eftcl tower, five thousand of them at
one signal.
PARIS papers announce the coming
sale of the Chateau de la Chcsnnye.
where Ferdinand de Lesscps died, over
l60 acres of forest land in l,ormc be-
longing to the great Frencliman must
also come under the hammer
NJ. collection of Chinese
ceramics, numbering 5000 pieces
chronologically arranged and PIE
sented by him to the louvre museum.
has been formally opened. The donor
has been appointed coratur for life, aud
will receive 81 300 year To keep up he
collection.
Sierra County advocate., 1895-08-23
THE FASHIONS.

BLACK and white are certainly in
fashion, but in stripes and .pelsins and
not in checks.
EcgU lace is popular, and with net
and insertion will form exquisite col
lars, yokes, berthas and skirt, Trim.
inines.
Tun plated and roscttcd collars OF
chiffon are still to be seen; in fact, the
lavish use of this material bids fair to
last all through the summer.
THE fullncss in eigot sleeves is dis
posed in gathers or plaits at the shonl-
ders, the distcnded effect being at
tained equally well by both modes Of
adjustment.
SLEEVES for plain day dresses are al
WAYS worn long, sometimes too long.
Some end in the form Of the mouth Of
a blunderbuss or Of n flute, and are
most unbecoming.
Sierra County advocate., 1895-08-23

An old woman living some dis
tanee from Mammoth Cave, Ky.
was summoned the other day to
tell as a eyewitness what she knew
about fight at her house several
nights before, in which three or
four people were killed. She
mounted the stand with evident
reluctance and many misglvings,
aud when questioned by the court
as to what she knew about the
matter said. "WeiI, Jedge, the fust
| knowed about 1T was when Bill
Sanders called Tom Smith a liar,
en- Tom knocked him down with
stick Of wee One of Bill's
friends then hit Tom with knife,
siicin' big piece out OF him.
Sam Jones, who was friend os
rom's, then shot the man with the
knife en- two more shot him en-
three or four others got cut right
smart by somebody. That natural
ly caused much excitement, Jedge,
en- then they commenced titin."
Sierra County advocate., 1895-08-23
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CLIFF DWELLINGS.

Ar zona Press.
Nine miles from Flagstaff, Ari-
zona, is found the ancient home of
the cliff dwellers, and on reaching
the deep, abrupt canyon a distant
view of these quaint houses may
be had, as they present themselves
in rows on either side OF the can
yon like walled city. but in order
TO reach The .domiciles you will
have to descend half way totbe
bottom OF the canyon. There were
homes enough in sight to have
sheltered, certainly. several thou
sand people living in a primitive
manner, as they undoubtedly did,
and the legends of these extinct
people, of which there is so little
known, wonld be an interesting
study. The solid rocks have been
followed out, probably by nature
to a depth of eight to twenty feet,
leavipg the overlarring - cor q