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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-07
NEGRO MAGISTRATES IN GULL
EDGES'S

For the first time in the history of the
county Arson is to have negro magis-
trates. Geo. w. Baucom and Champ A.
Marshall are their names, and they hail
from Gulledge's township.
There are some of the best people in
the world in Gulledge's and they have
the sympathy of the good citizens of the
entire county in the indignity that has
been put upon observation-disclosures Mes
senger and Intelligencer.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-07
UNUSUAL CASE.

Tie Vote for Walter e. Moore and His
Opponent in Jackson.
An unusual situation is presented by
the vote in Jackson county on one office.
Walter Il. Moore, Esq, was the Demo-
cratic candidate for the Legislature, and
his opponent was John b. Ensley. When
the vote was counted it was found that
it was tie between Messrs. Moore AMI
Ensley. News OF the result was brought
in telegram Of Fred. Moore, Esq, last
night.
Under section Is of the Election Law
in this case the Governor will call an
other election to decide who shall repre-
sent the county-Asheville Citizen.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-07
Southern Railroad.
(PIEDMONT AIR-LINE.)
Condensed Schedule
In Effect June Il. 1896

In Effect June IA. 1896
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-07
puRIFIES THE BLOOD.

II have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla for
impure blood and can recommend it to
all who suffer with this difficulty.
have had several attacks of the grip, and
have found no medicine that did me
as much good as Hoods Sarsaparilla. +"
Il. l.. ALLEN.
Axtell. n. G.
Hoods Pills are the best after-dinner
pills. assist digestion, cure headache.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-11-07

The impurities in the blood which
cause scrofulous eruptions are thor
oughly eradicated by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. Try 10.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
SAVANNAH'S LiSr GROWS.
Another Body Recovered Damage
Estimate Continues To Swell.

Savannah. tia. ~.pr ..u-.Inr Ia'aLt.'a
ns rU- Euri.rHu,. rH,H swept savannah
au4 tine ,umrrs south and north "i h."
E'a- Increased Today iE rn" finding " 'h'
ltpt,.rl I.urri,a,. winch went .i~u0fr ..u 1h'.
river trlus, tu" ,IrG. uIHlnr tie ucigh' "a
Turrr at ne ,rrw l"-rdr~ capt Murg
were drowned. tout r'.".t i.aI"~ have u.t
vet been recovered Ifr~Jrdu.'| ''HN. Std.
ing,l .p. met. leg; beaufort, : I--lul Sav'unaa
yesterday, tas not i'em beard iI.l1 aud
Ir I~ supposed Size I~ HrHnr"
The Steamer star l"r' Iu.- InHu.ug .I
-,.ar,', aI ma, GOV SIHfuIu IN" uuGrg
al capt Murray and li' Glu" uul 81 il.''"
,l it. crew HAS increased i.r ruHu'l .I
,i,la a~,iarro,l,yru Inn.of a.. "iai.In.rs
suHur.G ny Falling buildings VIII de-.
If.. dana -. 10y lue. storm VIII =" .III'Is
;l.,y,. O.. IrIIlIsU lulistI~. NraAE eyer Iui.H
Iug Iu f''. rIi, o. damaged, tle li"I'zS To-
rflr r1Iig.,lG~ Is 'l,ayy-
An lhr plantations unItl. u' the CllH alt
:rIuu,. il, Savannah i;lv,r Were lady dan.
a,,d So definite news tas t"r'l received
from 7. rl,,- I-Itud. .hGI % is net ltllr''G
that iH, loss r.iIl Er u"tFE
The '#rt- Cuba aua Ku-rH1-. winch
dIancd from 'h"lruuarl' - t1d "'"' "ri.'i',
Il r- believed. may ho saved
Tho -rHuuncr- Island Cslg aud u Il
Nrt,lllr. which also wrf' ashu'r "u 'hn.r
way o., sea. are not damaged d" barn
X glrIuurc nrui.' away lrnn4 irr dh'H"rir"
an quarantine Hut is lNlug aEHtn~' q lTsIU
l.g wall AHlI 70 uui. away.
IN" loss of small ~1liiHE Nr~rr j. i- h'a''.
Upward at twenty are reported ashore Iu
The marshes aud creeks and nu 'h' l"a, b
al 'hr muu'h of lh" river
Most OF these were coast Iisg Er~~"l. play
ing hcry,rr, Savannah and nrlgnlurIc
loss ul NE WI n"r hc known f"I several
The morning times., 1896-10-01
BARGE F0UNDERED.
Sumatra Goes Down Of Milwaukee
and Four Drowned.

Milwaukee, Ws- sept 3u Tl" larc,.
barge ~uua3ra IuuuurroI or luc gpr.lu.
mcn' pier thus morning and lolT 81 rn,
crew were drowned. I.. dead ar, all
from West Bay CITY. N.u. IlrE a.r
ARTHUR BI RN~TlD.
CHARLES HLAiMER
TATia,k PLTEESDN
IrILR ANpEKSpN.
capt Charles Johnson. Mate Jon IEurh..
hc,kr auu ina IuT-rr. the ,nun, W,r. Ir~
Cu"d hE The tug $ mp~DU
IHc SuuuuIIa wa- huuLd ~ from ChI-
DtgD with a Load DI railroad Irrn and
intended To stop her, 20 Ilrk ~ the rarJ.r.
IS ell she wa> lc.EWg Du h"T W.. az
and bad ln" pumps working all uIpht
The sea wT> ruunIug m"h and he crew
haI great G4lT.r,Nl Iu h-'muE her IRON
sinking When rhc reached SuHih ruIM
She got n llc trough ANA 10 4 short TN.
her matches were washed or ana h'I
TaI- carried "whE Ihc steamer suuua'u
her WHISTLE aud the luE simpson al ono.
pat out for the wreck.
Tie sea 90 tnnl rIm" was ruUuiup y,I,
high and great 'ruUhl" WIS experienced
"a getting u"hI The sinking barge. Just
a~ IuC simpson reached lN' SuulIlra lA,.
latter luuuicred III" tug men succeeded
ia SAVING lnc cook aUu mate from Tie
wreokngr. Ihc llrrsavug Grey was on
hand and worked hard lu save the other
men OH the harg", bul all were urp sued
with the eACcpirU of the captain. who
was taken ashore lay the llr-avcrs
The ~Uwarrt is iadl. broken up Hut
Ouit her mast rau bee seen out oi Ilc- water
now. The wreck occurred about "a Iulr
aud = hHii uuI rom The harbUT entrance
The ll,atcd barge went down with
scarcely "a moments uotIrr aud accord
Iug 40 the statement uI capt. johnson .iHd
'he mate tie crow did not even naNc
time 10 mount ia" rigging after realizing
that Z he vessel was TDundcriug
Chicago, Sept. 80 During the furious
gale which prevailed ON the lake tins
morning the sgbuuncr Seam. II broke from
her "oorings 4t The foot OF Randolph
street, and while being blown abuut by
the wind, wrecked and sunk nearly Il
dozen smaller erult. Several men On
The morning times., 1896-10-01
>EWMARKET RACES.
American H"r-"- ~hnwcd 10 Wen IN
SOM. at Ihrm.

l..uauu ~~rr 20. -t'-N-wmarhct today
'hr uuprGI Stokes. fur y.u.s s,aI-.IG-. uyr
uHung~ was wnu o. Lord Durham chest
.ur ,pr Hell burr. ly Peter Flower. uur
or -.fuu.U1 NJ. = Lnrliard'> chestnut
.4i BytHaA. hs Sensation. on' .t h"i
prua secondhand .t-uIufur rrrIrgN-S
na. ruE. turl"ra. Hr KusHI Hampton. .gf
ul uatIruH a" lta. IhIrI Ii. hrlrng wa.
II Zoo HEnau-l Ii.llrfarr. lI Goo .Io. against
Brrlar and - .ru I-.psuu-r Et.nI,...p.
DO" y wIa.rn.'' October tau.lI.aH of 500
-.,"r"lguN. Euwlev uI" en- mI" .ud
rIay"u yards wa- WON D.. NlT. J. N"wtuu'~
chestnut ,pIr Enugh~.ae- ~lr J MHinr,. {.
na. my. LaSa"r->r. WAS SECOND uuu
HaruU prt,.fn-rmlu ,u''~ ~.uuJ morse.
M.I.u- 'huh Mr.. T.. I.nul.anl. - hHF .rt4
.u- nrItbra. hE Emperor "ur rl n.unr..
tonr car- old ,r"r.nd. hu, ulrt 3, lnr'
p.u,r.
the Gr.a Eastern HlIwa. handicap. fYr
three v,aurplu- aud upwards w"- won uN
Lord "fIuin. IS brown .s' Nrluugr. ht
M"iru.ru. nur 1T .tH.aIg..u. nrr" wear. ld.
Ar. ]. tIuuuu' hH u.I.tne deep S"s. b.,
iaari nrrT. ugf ur N>~ Mcleod. IuGr
.',.r~ uId WI -s,unh- aU1 SIN j B.uu8.I
Maple brown .ufr. ralaynr"r. los >ait.
hand. out ul The BE-. lnrrr E"dGs old. waS
'hrh Nj. l.utIard~ ha. ,"II pank-.
Dos In" Sailor Fuu--- "uf of iuzT"n. lhrr-
.'.a'- u.g was uur ~ the slfIr"r-
The morning times., 1896-10-01

one mile Tcrp % Day, loi. kuhiCoa,
1u-. Rrlmar. IlI. Ruuud>utu, loI-
F.IIrth race purse. $500. Furtwr year
.lt, winch have run aud not won 90 this
meeting. Five ana one hair iurL"uE". NJ
I. .,.,,'r,.>Tu,,g~ los. Tr.tyaut. l,3 l'v'dc
il5! Free Lance. 1903 Aaudc Adams l"".
Emily urudrrSru. lo3.
FITtn race The ScuhT.cz' sta N"N ui
81 5nu For three ycur-ula~ Uur ulIg
Damien luT ben Edcr luI, uIs!y' 100.
Kuudo. 1u5: Premier %.
sixth race Pur~r 5000. "ritIc'-'"iT-
ulu> aud upward which have uml N.n IN
I..6 Ou,.IiIl,. Declare III Iiuuh>DuIf
Iu". Golden Badge. i"3. Hernia. loo. To-
.,,,Et ZOO. PrrultaG!rut loo. Inheritance.
700. \ Artl.Ir 100. Margarine -.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
now ARD rurLu ~r~rAINrD.
HIS Letter 10 Yacht Racing A~~uciu-
ttuu fnN"rnbIN Commented Upon.

London, Srpr SO. Mr. Howard nuuiU $
letter T." The 'nnnru OF ta" l",hl Racing
Aargra'luu wHl wa published here TINS
morning freely D,rnugcul"d upou hg rIns
afternoon s. papers
Ihn 81 Jam IS t5dI 'jic s,l.~ Nj. Guuiu'
correspondence l~ - sort OF sequel Co. Lord
runruyru'~ 4ufuuuuai ch. rgr@ against the
Defender. Our ~rupa1E"~ are with Nj.
truuld II would hr iar better Iu CIV" up
International sport altogether It o. 'Juuut
h.. carried uu st- bcrwr-u r.rIIuuru.'
The HaI Mall Gazette a-r"cs WITH Mr.
Gould Iu thinking that a. rrgHrds ih" visit
ur the committee To- the Niagara hc dId
not rrurIV" hal consider 'Iuu wh,'h uuu
gentlemen expects from .unth.r-
hc Magyar. fir liaZ"llr adds. WIs
measured regularly by ln" Na,El Racing
\ A-SugI1Iuu- Official mra~irrT. II There
wis HnylmuE irregular IH The formation
Of the vessels irua> Nj Gould ought To-
h.tyr been nuttrG then At any rate, 1t
was bad turlA Tor the rutHmittoc To- huad
ia" NaDni va her owners abSrU.r Iu % hr-
lated "fror, to remedy the oversight 81
their own uIiI,lHl.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
Tv.,-y.,r.oId R,cnrdHroken.

June. the fast son 81 Allie Wilkes. y,.~t"r-
ddv broke Tie two year-uId racing record
~ RcadVillc track near Boston. Mass. 1t
wa~a arru arkdnlr performance, T>thr vu"HE
~tcr had t. - it alone. his only 'rUpCtiiuT,
MIkadu having broken early Iu the II, -
The morning times., 1896-10-01
Match u.twrru puriIist-

Al IIrrr,rd has matched lur Gau> the
baltimore cuInrcd pu"Il'~t. against bal
unw,lu, for a tfr,rU-ruuud fight 20 the
H. Khomlau club on October Is. frdHE Ernc
was IT, have net Cans at that time ana
.piarr. buI ne has declined me rUgu ECrurrJ.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
Zinm sntd To Hr In.nnc.

Iti, reported that Louis ZIaul uf CI"r"-
land. The b, !d"r uf he wurid.~ went y-tuur.
hour iuGuur hirNclr record hv~ become
mentally unbalanced. as - result ur M"
strain Of ni> hong ride Hi record for
twenty tire" and ,ur aaIr hrur> was iNG
miles. l5I yards.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
1.nI, wnitrvoshcd Amherst

New Haven. Conn, sept 20 I'll" foot
bail season Was ,pcncd al NHi" tins after
urOu with Amherst rs - Visiting, attraction.
The Massachusetts team gay" Nal" u hard
argument allowing tie IN" only tw"tuuuh-
downs tie first, ana none N" second half.
the TIual score being. Yale, =, Amherst, u.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
An1I,., nln,,-n Irnm IrDr.

PpIrSu.rutn.N y II Sept 60 Last nights
storm, .GId orIi~idrrahl. dauHp" ~ tins
section In tho n'IEhh"rng towns uf
Rye. Ncwugtuu. ana Eliot hundreds "r
un~hrl, ur apples w"r" blown from th,
The morning times., 1896-10-01
Tug sunk wtth All unnd~.

NarrhrH Mis- sept 20 The officer,
Of the steamer - josrpn report NAT !.
small tug. uaur unknown sunk last
night, near Dents LuudlnE and all on
board were drowned None or the bodies
OF the crew have vet been recovered
The morning times., 1896-10-01
InhnI. SnIuynn Fiu.d

Boston. Sept. iu. John l.. sullivan,
the cN- champion purIliSt, was fined So
IN the RoXhury municipal court this fore
noon for IN assault upon "a street car con
uuCtOr two weeks ago.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
Curhrt, Shmrkry I,ight orr

jim Cunctr has definitely declared of
his match with Salon ShuIkcy He >Iys
10" Will ucvui" all hi lIlue a. seeming a
fight With IItL-mmUu~.
The morning times., 1896-10-01

Shamuslu. Pa. sept 30 a tcrrtii" wind
storm visited tins section OF IN" county AT
l clock m, morning lasting iur more
Ihnu AN hour Eu!lum%> We're DESTROYED
and property nl every description laid s. aNI.
for nulc>. The hrayI"S' losers are Iho ial
lersou CDA CumpaI s.. whose colicry -
situated AZ Natalie 81 mining ,ilIgr stu
ared SIN miles east Of fhi> city. Ihc
breaker aud fourteen houses We're totally
destroyed. seven by !Irr auG seven 10y lhr
storm. I ne SiHpl"s connected with the
rolHrry were blown down aud thirty Imulu-
klllcG outright he breaker was almost
entirely demolished ,.,usiHg q loss of over
$50. 900 10 the Patterson Coal Company
alone.
Iunu Chalmers was fatally injured ami
Mrs Savncski had her limb fractured
trying to rescue her baby. winch was
fatally u iureh and has since died. In
thiS city houses We're uuruolcd, church
spires damaged ana Widespread d"struC
ton resutcG At DcIhl"rs Station the
United Brethren Church was totally de-
strOycd 10y tie storm.
The morning times., 1896-10-01
lOEBsSfi iIRsH
''- 9t0592 F ST.
THE WHITE BUILDING
BICYCLES

The wheel that pays you
to buy is unquestionably the
best wheel. knowing the
best il will not pay you to
experiment upon Just as
good. Get the best at the
start-a Columbia you Il
be glad.
Pope Mi-. Co., Riding Academy
J. HaF, Britain, l2cy1 fcvL surface
Local Mgr, ~ ..ud J. SIS. y. ~.
So -. ave.
The morning times., 1896-10-01

Junus'uwu, Pa. Sept 20 TIE heavy
muSIHSl Wgut TII>t''' = ,oucE creek to "l"N'u
feet auJ C,UomIu-h rIytr t. "IGh'. Al
the stone tiIugt 1lr waiter covered Iron
street. which is the nuly avenue a. commit
ulrafluu wlrh iI" lower part 20! The rlI
'u lHr dcpi @ ui TWO Ir"l- r"'Ic Was 4r-
laEnl >nE,L.L M.urs
The morning times., 1896-10-01
GKANNAN,S DEFENsE
Riley Says lie Has Done Mainline,
W rBuE.

lIIrA "r@iEau. The pluugcr- win. ,y..
run" W .li' lI''' Yesterday toy tHr .In,r-v
Inh h''Td "i stewards iar gIvu- pre-,
'll>. w." !ul"rVcWrG Iu regard &C., De-, sins
p'i~."n. II" Icnod Ihtt b" Ha,l ir,u .uIl.,
- wrong 'uiUE. n~ % Is 20 common rIIt,r
i'' ."' Hr'~i. hr gwen presents ry tnrIrag
iili't- "inrHG sporting u"u generally.
li' b. ''1>,a"rlrg the advIsatIlity % an
p"Ilt"- the 'INlI courts. iUt HAS mot ,.>
l"l G",ld"I upon such ttuur~j.
hi~ -u-r'u~i.u is - universe. .,l.I,, far
r.Gf". Hrr,Hg followers + tho uTf WIN
Nnum U' is vrry popular. Iui Their. is .r,...
..I" o. q r'liun irIGg presented To- rhr
J'~""} q .Hn fer his lrH>r"trmrut.
rrn'"~"nd n".uIt~ ana Lntric...
'l"'"~"nd Race TUa,k, sept 1u TU..
HlIvuuan'r at lhr races hcIr today WIS
t"'h"I uEI iue ua.a w. a .r.c.
uraNt "NinE go tnr ram uI las; night. lu,.
l.r~' race. .pI lwn-NrtT-glt. uuItDru>. .f
hNr "ud ru".hll! iu.IunL~, was >rul. .-,
as 1" li. 'h" Vacancy nu tine card. ,....-r,i.
10. 90" W. n''ra"Gl Dl the mile Iuu ct l.I.-
long selling Face. which failed r. rH
~aHrlu ,.fuIu.rt -ln, handicap. az o.. ufu.
auG >l&lr,ulh, caNlE Boy ihr.r .rugtl~
nom Ilallr'- He'd SpnlrI, au = .r
rhtiu". Won TIE second race Dog ur,,.
l'ngih-. Vi. AIns rluuJ 10" iay,..t, uul~.-
ing '"ugln summaries
l!rS' ra," For two. y"arold mgIdru~.
,.,'.., I'VE ai,i ~ nat "H""gs N'm'@. lu-.
h"SEr'' Z" .. Won. SmuuIau. lu~-
l"tl"- - lp . >"''n1, ErrW Lau. M.
"uiin. iu /, third. Tine. III 81.
Numrl". ~'ruu,r. LrwIrt. ana CMua yl>u
ran So. knfagc vas Icftat tho ru~r.
Second race For maId"ii>. tN,, YEAR.
O!hS, ilv" ana one halr rurluuG~ E.u
spider no, Lewis. = To won. Con.
TIa1gt"r. ~ nm, to l second, l. Is.
los. Clayton. : /" / tmrd. lmc. l.II -
Maxine Elliot Arabian. Hauyrkr. mag.
IUur. tiWuu'. amt t!HjtrTir"t also ram.
Tmlu race. For three yrur ODDS. hauGi-
cap. one unl" "Hd h sixteenth. ~apriu.
700, sloane. 10 u, Won. luzIc,. luI.
I'M. = 'u b. second. Nullcy. IO2. H!r>rh.
. O" l. 'mid. Time | 90. Eruu Ideal
Hnd Counsellor Howe ais" ram
Fourth rurc For three yrar-uldS ana
npNaui~- ~ruiug allowances. >IN IIrluug~
Aurrr. 100. >ium~. iA 1u .. won. Amanda
V. 90. Sloane. 3 Ia second. I.nlIat. ".s.
ung'un MrdI''t. nud kauua also ran.
luth rH,c For two ycHr-old> tl,c and
one h..il iufIuuy>. Iu-S o.. los Sloane.
3 T." won. fnrndsnp los, nugg''l, e
.. lhlrd Time. =. IIurl ,,nG hIrllpu
also ran.
SArh racr-For Three ycarulds and ~
wards N"llIn. TWO miles. over eight
won, Article. I32, Slack, & {" >, second.
fhuebuS, Ia. lsrtlIl- = to !, third lime.
35. lh"r" w"r" only three starters.
New YORK. sept SO The following ar.
the entries for liz. races ul Grtyc~cud
TmS5 race Purse 5000: high weight
handicap. SIN furluugS AgtItor. lao,
Kraudy VINE. 1876. rIlmcr>t"n. -. Reg
ulatur, Iu,. Passover. IuG, Harrington.
~. Premier. ia. Religion, lu1, IrI
Icrtc, lu". Luui~c y Io5.
Scunud race Purse $500. for three
ycar. .uld~ and upwards. selling, one
.lud one 5, Ntccuth mics. Harry Reed, los,
rhIrd race The Wuodlawu NdndtCap,
s. 900, Tor three Iear-olds and upwards.
The morning times., 1896-10-01

board rn,. yachts wen, uta The water win
tny.r wrr, eyd lra's hui al. "'n" RESCUE"
uu.gIUrri.
The morning times., 1896-10-01

Lebanon. Pa. Sept 80 Later reports
show mat 'n" damagu done hy the storm
last night Was far greater than N inst
supposed Ia addition To- Tie rruudn"u~"
Of IHrL,laUnm .rud Curuw an RaIlr"ad Com.
pauy 'riHE demolished. that rf me Com.
wall Railroad met with . similar fate.
INr losses Sustained Iy these Two rrIa.
paEH'~ VIII ran IH'r l'r thousands ~ dol!
lars. ~, Im'yd Er"1iwcu church at Aau
VILE was wrecked and a." SUnuysId, MliS
We're Uurrnlcd- \ part rT tie T,oG Il IT,"
United HrnihrrU CIm,H Iu Lebanon wa>
CARRIED away. a~ wen a. these ui ~"
Gwcliw-~ uf 'u-.p.. SirnlIuau and +. X
Furur AltHr nuu CITY brewery thr lolor
aud engine iuu~c> We're I"V"i"d to ri"
ground THE top ui the >tDrllc of Salem
Lutheran 'lWI,u was broken
Al Ehru,z"g o." larn of ErmjauIn MuUch
was uurrurud as Well aS several new
dwellings IclnuEIug TO banIol ZrlIcr Tie
uIl rUcE iuruac" al North Lebanon used
Yer storage purposes I> 4 mass Of luiiS.
Huudrrd~ 81 lr,"n Uf all SORTS wur" uli
rurlru aud 30 is CinDul1 to estimate an"
extent nf tie damage. as few huildlugs and
orchards Iu the UHCk 81 the tuTuaG" 's-
capped
The morning times., 1896-10-01

PittsbuTg. sept 30 The heavy rams
aud high nds which were general over
The western part uf iH- state last night
and early dec mornlur played havoc with
the running schedules nT neariv every ran.
road entering PlliAuuTE Tie heaviest
damage ScrIns 10 have been east of The
AleEhruE Mountains. ana from the meaCrT
reports rccc. we'd great damage, has been
done. IhTuuE, trans on the railroads
are greatly Gelt y,.d Tie storm DTayTiJall
DaraiyZcd the B u - Railroad system
east, west north and south.
Locally the damage from the storm is
NOT serious. Sufficient water for The move
meuf OF coal fleets j. expected b y tonight
The morning times., 1896-10-01

Alfgyua- Pa sept go The Iy,r~.i
u-buTg. - .alg ,.Gul-d hv II wusnprt 80
Ari.nnnr. near Hguuug'ou- TIP a. noon
'1tar na Tram, vrIHru from the east
ihs daE express aud l.Hirra express 'rlr
-euf "a~. bg Wa. ~ TYRONE aud I.s,h
Haven. rhnu,. TO Harrisburg over tu,
Philadelphia. aud E.... s tram lu I"prr-,.II
rii" Fa.n express wa~ uaHdr Ip urr, and
The morning times., 1896-10-01

the cloth, examine the make,
and you viii agree with US.
SO Tcpro0ts at & 80
If parents knew the saving OF
buying Children's Clothing from
areliablc house, they would pay
more and save more. The quail
ty of the Suits we sell from s.
up is guaranteed by our reputa-
ton
sg,1rats Faafs for boys, %.
The latest thing is our Wall
Street Derby. You will like it
immensely. ASK to see it. The
price is low-S2 50.
e. cur" GIor5-aU Ella fes-sI
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AND WE LIVE up TO IT

No other house does-eYer did-or ever
will-seli such sterling qual!ti at such low
prices AZ SAKS quotes.
The morning times., 1896-10-01

Harrisburg Pa sept 3uA hurricane
fuycd with Harrisburg IN tnc night ana
when the day broke through tn" fI>t dis
appearing masses of gray storm clouds rIIN
uuruiuE ute city looked upon scene or
demolition and destruction that il has mot
Witnessed lu the last quarter Of At century
The marx or rno wHITIw!nd that passed
over IIi> CITY VIII not bee cfGaccu Iu "a
month or year.
ON refer street trees Wen. uyrrntcd and
blown down uH 'n' side "i ~" street,
W!Hlr TN" rr r.,' remained uuIauCurG.
J. was In" same rU fu" ~rr'-rrs gvrfu n4r.
tuw~, 90" -.G. ni 'f.. raurguIUfaGt ,~riF.
lug wn.l~ I.r upl ....' houses w,uIG rc
Elu~~l--~.
NIr,> l"nr" down all ay'rI,vu. .hu' gangs
ui muU w,r" soon HE~y cheating Itr u,ilS
away INcwIrn- "rFrun. -#1'ruIuIu shape
,ufuIy uIl Has hut iIIG street cars wrr,
running hT "'rI.oK Ih,Ir was haGIg
au avenue or - -EI'"r that was not IsIru
with rrrr lr.i~ aud wT"rEag"
IN VIII Gee several "a. ~ icteEc fl.. suu.I.
vI-.r- oi 1Au various districts can Lav.
tac dead !uan- 81 1I' trees gauloG AWAY
ia capital lHrt llr Spectacle IS q IlIrgl
one. b- JI,"~ that hGvr E,,a1urrru tf..
"iud~ rl "a half century were riuwu grs.Il
hh' easy standing uur pms
The morning times., 1896-10-01

)TS Of people
don + know that
we sell good
business suits
atS7.50. Really
well-made-all-
wool Cheviot
and 7 w e c d
Suits properly
made and lined.
Well, we do;
You have but to
come and look
them over, feel
The morning times., 1896-10-01

Pope MIG Co.
:. Hart Britain
Local Mgr
81 -. Ave.
The morning times., 1896-10-01

Lancaster. IA. sept. 20 Late reports
received from lii sections ui the c"aHiF
Nhp" ihal the damage done viii reach in
me .i@%f"Eal" nearly % million dollars
Hundreds uT FARMERS n.lyr lost IurIr rHtIr"
i'hh'r" crop. wulCa wa> rc1dF i'r 'h'
market
Ia addition {" frame huiidug~ Hgm'r"HS
brick structures v,..-.- rIr.g {, Ilp,. -Iruut.
tn" largest Wa inHr ~ b l'urh 'H>>'.!,
~ N-chIt.uIu uf the E-purL.s.u, ,wunl r"1.-
Ht'c". His brick rIauIm- MIL COLLAPSE, d,
dnSt ruNir.g. y.fI..4ui,s r..ls'rarry ana lUEOiN
Ing "a Ip>S ~ aipuBl SO uru- n"pui AUD;
tor General IudaE WIS sufferer 'nr
roof ur nl. barn was blown at considerable
distance. ana me. upper part ~ me build
inn WIS wurrkrH senator Quay had inst
,.s.;lul,InH lHr. erection ol 81 large tobacco
,nrd .u u> rtrm AMI tl" roof uf It was
blow. ..lr .r9 ,H~rlrG q great distance.
Ilr-, Hharyn barn belonging lu J Hay
Brown wt~ blown from us foundations Z,
the ughnr rnld 1ua tho oul.r" crop nt
tobacco WIS ruined Th"Sr are hut a
few 1t lHu hundreds of similar losses
The morning times., 1896-10-01

irc'' .~hlr- Pa. sept "a The ..urt.
in 4 d"u.> county 'i.a irru.rudr.l- t,st...ag.fr
houses barns, fuh.r. aud I,u,n- It.r
uu casualties ar. reported. or fl.. ,,,frr.~.
burg 'arNr'r.la 'n,. u-lr -lu-,.fr.,...r..
on 1.mnt"r" RIpr wa~ injured -1I,.
monument ut Doe ~rN'n DAI. r..i....i.t -. .-
completely overturned.
storm wl.a swept over Bradford ,.4ur.
rarls ri- n"mu- dIG great Gsa.r-. '..
the iyUaau crop. rf least twrufr ~..a-
lIed with ,.e gathered crop DrIuE hl,"I.
q wl. Nu.Irfu.~ ha.g~ We're uuIa. fed.
The morning times., 1896-10-01

Riding Academy
l2gJt feet surface
III AId J. SIS. y. ~
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Cured %;tnsS' Hps;ss,oo.
NO ORDINARY EVIDENCE.
A Prominent Business Man
N'r WILLIAM WHEI.NN, a Tc~ dent "'
Gcnrgciowu tor & years. aud doing hu %, -
a. q plumhcr NJ iIs2 I'd -. NV all" II -
Fourteenth street NV. says. - eH3l'it,l
for wears from varico>c veins. C.'"liN
indigestion. and nervousness. ] was operate"
upon ly some of Wa~hIngton's best surgeons
i"r The enlarged veins. hut they failed {" cHi i"
me. ! was induced io ralluU nr Walker h'
reason oI his having cured several l""! ir
whom lurw. I'm happy 20 stat" that b"
NOT only has cured my indigestion. ratarl
and upryuu~ue~e. hUr also ID, enlarged Veins,
WITHOUT DIERAiIuN-
DR.. Walker.

Iill Penn. Ave, Adj. Willard'S Hotel,
MAKES \ SPECIALLY OF
Catarrh, Blood, skin, Stomach,
Bowel. Heart, Lung. Liver. Kid
ney, and Urinary Diseases, and
All Special and Nervous Diseases
OF Man and WumankInd.
Remember That Dr Walker has been here
Tor wears. A' has an ruv1ahir reputation inr
skill. HuuDs'E. ability. and thuruugtn">> De-
proudly rcrrr~ TO thr thuUS.i udS of cures AMI
endorsements from people ut high CLtra'j,F
and standing. An promises are ia5liiai-
kept
Though DR.. Walkers Iori, - Grow
ing Constantly ia Important" anu
Ma.uitudr lie Yer GIyc~ Zach Case
His Personal Attention..
The morning times., 1896-10-01
STORM WAS FELT IN MANY STATES
cCou,iuued lrom First rapcD

Fruu~ylyIUla railroad were swept away.
"nu o." 'rtus passed over that Iur Inl>
morning.
The morning times., 1896-10-01

cur" Gloys-aH sIGies-sI.
The morning times., 1896-10-01

Can BE- duplicated for 81
They re nobby, very 81 uTabIe,
and took like tlncSi Shoes.