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Is essential to good health. and for restor-,
Afinx and sharpening the desire for food

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equal TO Hood 5
s ars ap ariila-
For over I'VE
years 7 had no
appetite q n d
what I did eat
was with no
relish. I had
headaches three
or four days a
week. and an
awful
When I went to
bed / seldom
had a good
nights rest But
7 am glad to
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sold Dominion" Cigarettes
Ask your dealer for them.
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The Old Dominion. :

This cigarette has jumped into popular
favor All cigar stores keen them.
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'PinafoFe' tonight. Madison PARK.
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drugs. which
~. help one func-
ton at the
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. thus gained
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for Nature il
true TO he
back the borrowed
can get of IL. for
left in worse cordi-
ng-and restore IL
fhich II came. You
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NEW STRENGTH
igging the delicate
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'Finatore'' tonight Madison Park.
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n October. tSG continues Ives afHsa-
~. Efward =. Adams and Cromwell. AZ
the Instance 81 Wizard. and fhe better 20
direct the conduct of the reeesx erlsnip
formed committee % represent the coa-
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say Hoods Sarsaparilla has cured all my
ills. I rest well at night. have hearty
appetite and can perform my household
duties easily. am glad 10 report the sue
cess of Hoods Sarsaparilla." ELNORA
E. THOMAS, Forestville, Ind.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09
MARKET QUOTATIONS.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug T.--Thoro wcrc n fcw
small milling orders on tho market. but most OF
the wheat was bought to 20 into store. Ro.
ccipts OF wheat, - cars Il year ugp }, 120 cars.
No. 2 hard wheat, TIC; No 5 10 a@6j:; No. T.,
go; No. = red, &c; No. 3, 6j; No. 4, tDc
rejected. BIC no grade, 5Jc.
Corn was q cent lower. There was an active
demand for IL and offerings were smaller than
for a week past. Early sales were at 49, &C.
Then some samples brought BIC and last sales
were at Gac. Receipts. 81 cars a year ago, II
cars.
No. : mixed corn, BIC; No. ?, &c; No. I, Sic; no
grade, sic No. 2 white, NC; No. 3, 35c.
Oats were scarce. Only three cars were re.
IA little higher. Receipts. 8 cars; u year ago,
" cars.
No.2 mixed oats. l9c; No. 3, i7c: No. I, 15,;
rejected, l2aiic; NO grade. lie; No. = white,
2-1i@ BIC No. 3, 2ic.
Ryc-No. 2, 1 car 43c, I car i3Iac; No. J. 42c;
No. l. 4Oc.
Flaxsccd-Markct weak; August, CSC; Sep.
tcmber, 82c.
Corn ~Chop-Stcady, 7l673c por cwt sacked.
Bran-tirm, 5yuUOc per cwt sacked: bulk
&c less.
Hay-Rcccipts, IS cars. Yesterdays receipts
were ~ cars instead Of u as reported hcp. The
market is steady. Old hay worth 81 above quo
%tations. 1inothy-Choice. SlOm 1861; Ma 4,
s9n9.5o; No. =, sSgs.O: fancy prairie, SiOa7;
choice. 81; No. l, 40; No 4 SIgL5J; packing
hay. So.
Prices Of broom corn hero are as follows:
Old corn. short and common, x5DuB) per ton ;
self working. $dOeeU per ton; dwarf corn, ! "a "
per ton. New corn, short and summon, SUettO
per ton self working $4,000 per ton; dwarf
corn, S3Dtt 10 per ton.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09

New YORK, Aug. THE expert
eounterfeiters who, for two years
past, have been engraving and print
log $500 and 800 United States gold
certificates and flooding Canada
With notes OF smaller denominations,
have been discovered by secret SER
hice detectives and four OF the gang
Rf five are now locked up in Jersey
City. The fifth member, the hacker,
was arrested but escaped. Brockway,
khe most expert forger and counter
eeiter in this country, is probably the
principal. The man who supplied the
funds for the plant was DIR. o. f..
Bradford, who has heretofore man
aged TO escape suspicion. Libbie
Smith, a cousin of Bradford; Sidney
Smith, the engraver of the party, who
Is said to be Libbie's husband, and
William =. Wagner. are the others.
The plates and paper captured by the
detectives show this to be the most
skillful gang that has operated in this
country for years.
Besides valuable plates for both the
United States and Canadian notes
500, 900 in currency, with the reverse
side all printed. was discovered. A
sufficient mount of fiber paper to
print 500. 900 more of Canadian money
wasalso located. Smith. the e%ngraver,
was not found until late last night. lie
is the son of n noted counterfeiter,
Charles f.. Smith. Counterfeit Cam
adian money was found on each one OF
the four arrested and the secret service
officers say they have "a clear case that
they have been making and uttcring
counterfeit gold certificates of the de-
nominations of $40 and 81 900.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09
A Denver Savings Bank Closed.

y DENVER, COL, Aug. THE Rocky
Mountain Savings bank closed its
doors to-day and assigned to Earl NJ.
Cranston. Last week IA demand was
made upon the bank for $4,000 of
county funds and it was unable to
make payment. 1t was closed during
the panic of 1893. but was subsequently
%reopened, certificates being issued to
depositors. The president Is Frank
Woodbury., son of X. w. Woodbury.,
president of the Union National bank,
which suspended last week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09

For those many women who have
suffered through the indoor life Of
winter and spring, with tired nerves,
sleeplessness, neuralgia, rheumatism
the dyspepsia that Is best expressed
by the words 'no appetite'-for the
many WORKOUT women, many Of whom
will get no real vacation, but must at.
tend the whole summer long TO house.
hold duties-for such women there is
every need now Of a brisker feeding
Of the reduced blood and nervous
tissues by means Of the best nutritiv.
agent in the wide wsrld today-Paine's
celery compound.
After building up the body by the
use Of this great modern restorative,
diseases Of the special organs, heart
troubles, kidney dise,s-, d!speps q
and s'eeplessaess will disappear.
Neglect to satisfy the demands OF
the nervous system By rapid, complete
o%ourishment Of all its parts, carries
heavy penalties. Paine's celery com.
pound, more effectively than any.
thing else the world has yet Known,
restores health TO men and women
whose blood has been robbed of vitality
from whatever cause, and whose nerve.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09
No Rcst for Armcnlans.

LONDON, Aug. The Daily News
has the following advices dated Ar
menia, July 80: THE condition of the
Armenians is worse than ever They
regard Shakir Pasha As their worst en-
envy, and his appointment as n con-
t%emptuous defiance OF Europe's de-
mand. Deliberate persecution, slaugh-
ter and pillage Of the Armenians are
pursued to-day with the same ruthless
vigor and tiendish ingenuity as in for
mer years."
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09
Defender Wins Again.

New YORK, Aug. THE Defender
and Vigilant sailed over a asa mile
course yesterday, from Cottage City,
Mass, to this port, the race being an
event in the cruising Of the New York
Yacht club. The sea was. smooth and
the wind varied in velocity from ten to
fifteen miles an hour. For twenty
miles down to the Vineyard Sound
lightship IL was a dead beat to wind
ward and the Defender beat the
Vigilant by about five minutes, forty
six seconds, both yachts carrying club
topsails and baby jib topsails.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09
Me.slck Arrested for Forgery.

Liberty, Mo-, Aug. Thomas f.
Messick, the school director Of the
Liberty district who has embczzled
about So 500 of the school funds, was
arrested at his home shortly before
l2 o'clock last night by Deputy Sheriff
Ed Cave and taken before Justice
Emerson. Preliminary examination
was waved and bond was fixed at 81 900
on each of the four charges of forgery
and raising a warrant. To-day he Is
seeking bondsmen but so far in vain.
lie was q church leader.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09
A Yale BOY Killed by lightning,

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., Aug. 7.-Blackley
Hoyt Porter, Vol Of T. ii. Porter, o
wealthy citizen Of Stamford, Conn. q,
and q grandson of the late Millionaire
Joseph B. Hoyt of New York, a junior
at Yale, with his brother, Louis, and
a guide, visited tire Grand canon last
Thursday. While they were there a
storm arose and all sought shelter
under a big rock. Lightning struck
the rock, killing Blackley and injuring
his brother.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09
on for Africa.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. "A band
Of missionaries, comprising the first
party of the African Inland Mission,
will leave for the Soudan next week,
through the agency of the Philadel-
phia missionary council. The party
will be headed by Rev. =. Cameron
Scott, a young Westerner, who has
spent seven of his twenty-eight years
in the interior of Africa. He will be
accompanied by his sister, Margaret
c. Scott, Miss Bertha Echling, Lester
r. Severn, Rev. Willis Hotchkiss and
Rev. +. w. Krieger.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09
Accident af The BeniIenfiarA.

JEFFERSON Cry, Mo-, Aug. Two
convicts, Sullivan of Kansas City and
Hooley of st. Louis, are in the prison
hospital possibly fatally hurt. Twenty
prisoners are more or less injured.
The prisoners working in one of the
shoe shops were being marched to
supper across a bridge twenty feet
long, connecting the second stories Of
the factory buildings. Suddenly and
without a moments warning the
bridge broke and all of those who
were on it were prccipitated to the
ground. sullivan and Hooley were
among the first to fall. Strange to
relate no bones were broken.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09
World to End In Ten DAYS,

TABOR, Iowa, Aug. THE Holiness
people have been holding meetings in
this city the past week. They claim
to have had n divine presentment that
the world will come to an end within
ten days. The Holiness adherents
have worked themselves into a frenzy,
and their meetings are attended by
hundreds of people. Some Of their
leaders positively the early
destruction of the world. and many OF
their followers are making prepare
tions for the exit.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09

have lost their healthy tone. Persons
suffering from rheumatism, neuralgia
and any of the countless results of loss
OF nerve power find a nsrked change
for the better almost at once upon
faithfully using Paine's celery com.
pound.
Mrs. James Arthur, whose portrait
is given above, writing FROM her home
In Spokane, Wash, says:
81 suffered for three years with neu-
ralgia and rheumatism. tried differ.
emit remedies which would give me
only Temporary relief. Last year in
January and through the spring
months l suffered terribly. l could
walk only a short distance, and some
days not at ell. But then l began for
the first time to use Paiue's celery
compound. 1t cured me permanently
and l have not been troubled since!
NY knees were So bad last year that I
could not sit down or get up 81, =.
Now walk every day, and it caused
no Stiffness or lamsness in the joints"
testimonials from men and women
in every state aud county and town in
the country might be published telling
OF similar speedy cures, They carry
this plain advice to other sufferers:
Take Psine's celery compound.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09
stopped the Collection Of Taxes.

PERRY, Ok, Aug. The probate
judge of this county granted an i%njunc-
ton last evening prohibiting the treas
urer of this county from collecting
city, county, territorial and school tax
from realty in the city of Perry for the
year 1894. The mount involved is
over $50, 900. The ease will go to the
supreme court of the territory.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09
The Queen Notable Dinner Party.

OSBORNE House., Isle of Wight, Aug.
THE queens dinner party last
night included the Emperor William
as the chief guest, and the prince and
princess of Wales, the duke and duch-
ess of ~Connaught, Prince Henry OF
prussiasand the marquis of Salisbury.
Emperor William slept last night on
the imperial yacht liohenzollern.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09
Wrcckers Wreck the Wrong Train.

WARSAW, Ind, Aug. Fairly this
morning train wreckers threw a
switch on the Pennsylvania road at
Eagle Lake station, two miles east of
here, for the evident purpose of wreck
ing one of the fast express trains. A
freight train plunged into it instead
AMI the locomotive and several cars
were thrown down a steep embank-
ment, The trainmen escaped by
jumping.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09
Fine Horses burned.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. Aug. THE
stock barn of II. T. McDonald's noted
Riverside farm burned last night,
worth Sl2, 900; also the $40, 900 Califor'
mia stallion, Truman, with a mile
record of gle, also five colts of Elec'
trio King, fast stock, valued at $4,000
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09

GUTHRIE, Ok, Aug. Mrs. II. A.
Sheriff., wife of a leading farmer
spending the day at Rawnee shopping,
was caught stealing, and u search OF
her wagon revealed whole bolts OF
cloth, Darasols, laces, clothing, etc.
Five different firms identified various
articles as having been stolen from
them,
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09
A st. Joseph relephon. Company Fail,

ST.. JOSEPH, Mo, Aug, The Citi.
zens' Telephone company, organized
here six months ago to fight the exist.
ing monopoly, totiay made application
fer q receiver. Lack OF funds nftpr
the plant was almost in readiness for
operation caused the reverse.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09
The Daxc Commission.

WASHINGTON, Aug. T~.-General Arm.
strong, one of the members of the
Dawes commission, is spending a few
days in Washington. He says hat the
prospects now are that the commission
will be able to make a deal with the
tribes, looking To future legislation
for the settlement of the existing an
alogous condition in the Indian coun-
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09
Wages of Iron Workers Advanced.

BRAZIL, Ind, Aug. IA raise of
twenty-five per cent on the ton was
given the employees Of the Central
Iron and Steel company yesterday
morning. Another raise of twenty
five per cent is expected in about two
months. The old furnace which has
been lying idle for several years past
will be started up in a short time. The
raise affects about 500 men.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09
Bladen.

uDu6eIcbIs
Geo. Keohler Is In this city repair
ing the Gund & Co.'S. elevator and ge'.
ting ready to take in grain.
Thss. Snyder has been employee
by Gund & Co. 10 work in their ele
vator this fall.
Rain is very much needed in thi-
vicinity for the corn.
X. Whselan Of Roselaud vas H.
this vicinity Tuesday helping hi
brother Frank.
V. s. Hall has moved his pig pens.
sorn crib and stable out OF the allie
back Of his lots, this is right no on
should be allowed to obstruct public
alleys and inconviensc other peopl.
for the benefit Of themselves.
The bicycle club of this city has
had their track north Of town put in
good order.
Another baptizing took place last
Friday by Rev, Hummel in the Blue,
north Of town, some four or Eve being
immersed.
Mrs. Robert McCallum who wa,
called 10 Lincoln by her husband VIII
is there receiving treatment for q cat
Ger, returned Tuesday evening and re
ported that Mr.. McCalium vas getting
along nicely and that he expected t.
come home SATURDAY.
Mis-, Walters Of Blue Hill is the
guest Of her frissd Pearl Csuffmsu.
The young people who spent Tues
day at Dyer's mills failed to bring .
rain.
A rather loud aud wordy converse.
ton took place Suudsy morning il,
front Of the drugstore. 1t seems &,
young chap was calling some Of our
merchants some pretty hard name,
for trusting him in time Of want and
no money and now that no has sgood
steady job they kindly ask him for pa,
and b. d--m them for it, which was
little more than u druggist c0ult
stand and tells the chap what he think
Of b N and his conduct which he di,
sst take very good naturally but ha,
to swollow it.
R'v Hummel, Mr.. Household
and daughters Ruth and Mamie attend
cd the Epworth League convention a
Deweese.
Miss Lu'z is in the eastern part 0
the state visiting friends.
James Burden and Lath Boyd trar
sact.d business at Red Cloud Saturda
Mr.. Hendricks and family from Ur
land spent Sunday with his dsughte
Mrs j. G. Hartman.
Mrs. J.. g. Hartman's sister fror
Minnesota and who is very low wit
that dreaded disease, consumption
cam TO this city Thursday.
j. Z. Yost is buying grain for w.
Moore.
W, c. Moore Of Swanten spent Su,
dsy with his friend l.. r. Wylder.
Base ball Friday at Rossland b,
tween Junista and Bladeu.
Mr.. Stricker's wheat made sleve
bushels per acre.
MIR. Dimick and his con were takin
in the sights Of this city Tuesday.
W. A. Shottenkirk OF Blue Hi
came over to attend NJ, W. A. lod;
meeting
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09

At New york-Ncw York Is, BrooklynC
At Northumberland IL, Baltimore 5.
At Boston Boston 7, Philadelphia 8.
AT Pittsburg-St. Louis Z. Pittsburg 4.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09
st. Louis Grain.

ST. LovIs. Mo. Aug 7.-Closing price,,
Wheat-Cash. Csc; August, 6sc; September,
6SS@6shc; December, 7lloc sellers. Corn
Cash, 3iiac; August, SIC asked September, sshc
asked; Desembor, 2sIic bid. Oats-Cash, 2rc
bid; August, zoe bid; September, 2O,sc bid.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09
BASE BALL SCORES.
Western League.

Al Minneapolis-kansa City u, Minneapolis 4.
At ~. Paul-St. Paul IL, Milwaukee, ..
At Dctroit-Dctroit =, Terrc Haute 2.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09
Western Association Games.

At Quincy Quincy X, Denver 5.
Az Jacksonvillc-Lincoln q, Jacksonville Z,
At Peoria-Peoria II, st. Joseph I.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09

Joseph Bingham and Oliver Benway
were smothered in n we'll at South
Perry, Ok.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09
LIVE STOCK.

KANSAS CRY Mo-. Aug Cattle Receipts,
1926; calves, l,l5i shipped yesterday, 2,29i
cattle, $50 calves. The market was steady to
strong ON best and Ic to i5c lower on common
cattle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09

CHICAGO. Aug. THE following Is tn, r,ny,
Of prices Of the grain and provision market on
the board of trade;
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09
C"OUNTERFE|TERS CAUGHT
-FOUR OF The MOST EXPERT GANG
IN THE COUNTRY ARRESTED.
HE FIFTH ONE ESCAPES.

ey Have Been Flooding Canada and the
United States with $500 and 800
Gold Ccrtincates- Valuable Plates
and Fiber Paper Sufficient to
Make 100000 Also Dis
c~overed-BIg Haul.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09

Hogs Receipts, i,t,7i shipped SO ,terday, saI.
The market was itrong tn > coats higher on
light hogs, and about ) c0Its lower on heav,
hogs. The top salc was S. ami the bulk Of sale.
from $40 to St.s0.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09

Repair work done at Featherly &
Young second hand stsrs. / repair guns
REVIEWERS, parasols, door aad trunk lsolss,
gas stoves tit keys and sewing machines
! will take produce in exchange Cor NY
work. u. A. Young.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-08-09
Notice,

Notice.
After Saturday I will only make ONE
TRIP around the city each day. Set
your cans out early. The trip will be
made from 8 to II o'clock.
w. @. JONES,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-13
CITY NOTES.

Rumors Of a coal find are exciting the
residents Of Daleville.
The report Of the viewers in the grading
OF SHETLAND street was confirmed finally
by court yesterday.
Thomas W. Davis was yesterday ap-
pointed Judge Of election OF the First dis
trict OF the Fifteenth ward, in place of
Edward Williams, deceased.
The funeral Of the child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John ". Vipond will take place Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock at the family resi-
dence. $50 North Lincoln avenue.
The Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern company completed the payments of
the trainmen Yesterday. Today they will
pay at the Pyne. Taylor and Holden
mines.
Montrose Barnard. John G. McAskie
and N. E. Mcdonald have been appointed
viewers to meet Sept. 10 and take test-
mony in the matter OF vacat:ng Drinker
turnpike.
The rooms Of the Lackawanra Insti-
tute Of History and Science will be opened
Saturday afternoon from to and there
after on Wednesday and Saturday after
Moons at the same hour.
The death rate for the week ended Aug.
10 was thirty-four, which Is big drop
from the fifty-two rate of the previous
week. but u was not below the average
which Is about twenty-siX.
nctuudIt oeTsHDdcutT, Ut one time
county commissioner Of Luzerne county.
died at his home in Clifton at 1 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The funeral will
take place Wednesday afternoon.
Physicians and other persons who know
Of women or children In need Of an out
ing and unable to afford II are requested
to send their names and addresses to F.
p. Price. chairman Of committee on St.
Lukes summer home.
The deputy clerk Of the courts was very
busy yesterday granting marriage u
censes. The following couples appeared
for permits to we'd Fred Shipton and
Elisabeth Mary Bartell. of Scranton: An
tony Nazuraitis and Rosalia YuskowicZ,
Lackawanna township; Timothy White
and Maggie Kenahan, Scranton: James
I.arkin and Catherine Guy, Scranton;
Morgan Jenkins and Margaret A. Price,
Scranton; Henry O'Hare, of New York.
and Hannah Coyne. Of Scranton: Edward
H. Bishop ard Ellzebath Penman, Scran-
TON
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John Chepik: and the petition OF John F..
Clark for the transfer Of the license Of
NJ. 8. White.
BY order of court the polling place Of the
Third ward Of Jermyn borough was
changed from the Timlin house to the
Judge Archibald granted q rule to
show cause why the costs placed upon
NJ. IL. Harloe by the grand jury should
not be remitted. returnable at argument
court.
Court directed the county to pay the
costs In he matter Of the road In Scott
township. The exceptions were dismissed
and the report Of the viewers was con-
firem absolutely.
Sheriff Clemons yesterday sold for costs
the two lots owned by 9. p. Hull on Sixth
and Seventh streets. The costs are not
over $50. Major Everett Warren. as
agent. purchased them.
Judge Gunster dissolved the injunction
in the case OF Mrs NJ. NJ Spencer against
w. J. Hale. whom Mrs. Spencer asked 70
have enjoined from building a fence on
what she claimed to be her property.
The bond OF James L. LOTUS. collector
OF taxes OF Throop borough. in the sum of
5000. with NJ. J. LAWN, Thomas Mon
Afghan, Robert Lyons. James j. Walsh.
Olney Pratt and Thomas Lotus as
sureties. was approved.
On July 80. last. John Conway. one OF
the supervisors of Old Forge township.
died. He was elected last February and
his term extends until next March. Court
yesterday appointed James Conway. son
OF the deceased. to fill the unexpired term.
In the matter OF establishing the boun-
dairy line between the township OF Car
bOndale and the borough of Archibald, A.
b. Dunning. jr.. BryOn r. Blair and w.
II. Sturdevant We're appointed commits
sioners to inquire into the propriety Of
granting the prayer Of the petition.