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YELLOWSTONE PARK and OMAHA
EXPOSITION.
rnsosAIrr-oosDucTsp Toun VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
The Yellowstone National Park is an-
questionable one Of the most interesting
regions on the globe for within L Is
displayed the greatest collections Of nat
ure's manifold wonders, Indeed, this
mountain-bound plateau, high up on the
the summit of the everlasting Rockies,
is yertible playground for the world
giant forces.
The personally -cOnducted tour Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, which
leaves New York on September / af-
fotds the most satisfactory means Of
visiting this wonderland aad viewing is
marvellous features A stop of two days
will be made on the return trip at omaha
atfording an opportunity to visit the
Trans Missippi Exposition Tourist will
travel by special train Of Pullman smok-
ing, DINING, sleeping, and observation
cars in each direction. Eight days will
be spent ia the Park. A stop will al,
be made returning at Chicago The
The rouud-trip rate, S235 from New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington, $3.50 from Pittsburg,
covers ali necessary expenses.
For detailed itineraries and full infor-
nation apply to ti'kets agents, Tourist
Agent. 1856 Broadway, New York, or
address Geo W Boyd. Assistant Cen
sral Passenger Agent. Broad Street Sta,
lion. Philadelphia
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Another great discovery has been
made, and that too, by lady in this
country disease fastened its clutches
upon her and for seven years she with.
stood its severest tests, but Der vital or
gans were undermined and death seemed
imminent For three months she
coughei necessarily and could not sleep
She finally discovered way to recovery
by purchasing Of us a bottle Of Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
and was SO much relieved on taking the
first dose, that she slept all night; and
with two bottles mas been absolutely
cured Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz
Thus writes W. c. Hamnick & Co, Of
Shelby, n. c. Trial bottles free at La
Plata Drug Store Regular SOC and
Sl.00 Every bottle guaranteed
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There are now over 400, 0OO, 900 hens
10 America, and they win lay | 600, 900,
eggs; these eggs will bring in round
dollars sl92, 900, 900, The. broilers,
frys, roast and stewers will be worth
S155,0O0 600, aud the total value Of
the 1898 poultry corp will be $S47.-
0O0.00 The value of the hens is
Sl2. 100000. Cluck-cluck.
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Professional Farmer Gays The farm
is home-no. place to be lived at
to day and moved from tomorrow. but a
home to be improved and beautifed--s
home where orchards are to be planted,
whore vines are to be grown. where sub
stan;ial things are to De constructed
where children are to be born and fathers
are to die.
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Friday, August 10. - 1898
Our TariE Law aud its Results.

The war has to a large extent divert.
ed public attention from all other mat
tiers Of public interest, but soou that will
be over and again the popular mind will
revert to other matters Of government
equally as important. The tariff which
hss been The issue for the people for some
time, is still a matter Of concern and
will be in the future. 50 let us review
the latest legislation on the subject and
It's results.
One Of the first acts Of President Nc
kinley was to call special session Of
Congress to consider the Tariff question
Under the Mckinley Tariff law there
was surplus IN the Treasury TIE
revenues for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1892, exceeded the expenditures BY
,S9,9l4,453 During The feur years OF
Harrison's Administration the pnplic
debt was reduced S259, 076, 800. and
the annual interest charge decreased
iS11 .6S4, $40. The Democrats passed
the Wilson Tariff bill. snd for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1894, there was
deficit in the Treasury of SGD, 500, 26O
There was a deficit of $40, sO5. 22s IN
ps95, and of S25, 2O3, 245 IN 1896.
The total deficiency for The three years
land eight months ending March l,
hss7, was S1s6,O61, $50 In the
meantime the public debt had been in
creased $262, SIS, 400, and the annual
Interest charge S11 493, 414
This was the condition when the Re-
Ipublicans came into power. Congress
met 10 extraordinary session March Is,
1887, and in accordance with the Prcsi-
dents recommendation proceeded to re-
wise the Tariff on Republican principles
The result was the Dingley Tariff law,
and the effect soon became noticeable.
IT. ~ &C., n;na .,..,,t. g n.-..
fiscal year exports increased 50 600, 900
over the corresponding period Of the
l.h. -. !,
;n,uo... TLa -. r - -
l;mror,s !, Ma ~ &c oon oso .s
Tor the aloron ,non,h. os ~. s.a.l 40,
lok7, zoo o9- ~, \, c,;
lsa..;n;.,,a,;on ~. -.
- ,,o,a IT,. =, N-p;,,.-.s;'s
,,.,io, Tho ~, ;,,,,o-,s 80 III : -,
months arc c1oo o9e oso j. 49,,
in .be h;s,orv If u ,o,,,-v
The frs. nina months of tbo D;,,lo,
law had mt the oo,,,rv and .ha Troos
urv in sucb condition ,b., ws NOR. reod,
for var vhen :. o.ua pasora II,
declaration Of war cour.ess mt ESQ
600 0oO at the command If ,he Prss;.
don, a nax revoDro b;Il ,vas ,ossef
as. war msasnr. viii . ol,nsa nro,;d
inc sor tho ;ssne of conn ooo ona . ,,,
cent hands oFars wera reos;vsd "a,
mare than three times tho .morn,
Notb;nc ,o,ld b.,to- ;,,ns,,.to a. s.oI
inc Of The peonla in th;s wor han tboi,
eaeerpess to buy the new Government
bonds
Under ord;narv rule war d;.,,rha a,
D,r,lvsss business In ~, o,,n ...,
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Mr.. J W. Brown. Editor Of the
Mineral Age" Warrior, Ala, says;
after trial Of Simmons Liver Regu-
lator 6ud it an excellent remedy for
expelliug Malaria FROM the system; and
IS remedy for disesae in icipient states
it cannot be exeelled, aud no family
should he without it This is strong
endorsement for Simmons Liver Regu-
lator, but uone too much so.
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ybe growth of Maryland towns, while
not rapid, is steady, and in the respect
gratifying to those to whom the legiti-
mate progress Of the State is more i'm
portant to its permatnent interests than
the spasmodie boom. On the Western
Shore there are larger cities where the
building growth is greater and the in
dustries more numerous. Blu; the East
ern Shore is keeping up splendid re-
cord, ard has toe reason to be proud Of
It's showing.
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A 100 page Catalogue giving full particulars,
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Particulars sent on application Term com
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Surprising its so that our soldiers
worked while the insurgents smoked and
swung in hammoeks, no wonder there
was more or less falling out
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wHIsKEY AGENCY

Kings Pure Rye Whiskey il Acknowledged
by physicians, and all good judges Of whIskey
70 be the purest, and best article of its kind
sold in the state
F BROOKE MATTHEW'S, Sole agent,
Faulkner, Nd.
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notice.

TINE patrons Of Rock Point Wharf arr
i hereby notified to meet the steamers and
tase away their goods when landed, no.
charging siofage, I will not be responsible
for anything las, from wharf or warehouse,
Apr SLY 5 S. Lancaster
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Every day strengthens the belief Of emil
nent physicians that impure blood is the
cause Of the majority Of our diseases.
Twenty-Five years ago this theory was used
As 4 basis for the formula Of Browns Iron
Bitters. The many Temarkablec cures effected
by this famous old household remedy are
sufficient TO prove that the theory Is correct.
Browns' Iron Biiters Is said by all dealers.
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When people buy. try, and buy again, il
means they re satisfied. The peop.e o. the
United States are now buying Cascarets
Candy Cathaftic ut the rate of two million
boxes year and II will be three million be
fore Ncsv Years. II means merit proved,
that Cascarets are Che most delightful bowel
regulator for everybody the year round. All
druggists Ice. 25e, SOC box. cure Guaranteed
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We have closed out 1000 pairs Of Carroll,
Adams & Co.'s Sample Shoes, Honest reliable
footwear will be sold at
prices never before heard Of
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A GREAT SURPRISE.

VISIT OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT
where Jou can get them al your own price
Ladies' and Mems fne dress shoes Csc to 80 9OI
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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-06-09
JUBILANT FILIPINOS
At Singapore Serenade United Consul Cen
eral Pratt-Aguinaldo' Report to
the Insurgent Committee.

London, June "a Singapore cor
respondent telegraphs' The Filipinos
in Singapore serenaded the United
States consul general, Mr.. e. Spencer
Pratt, Tuesday night. Before the SER
enade they presented him with an ad-
dress thanking him for sending Agui-
naldo to Admiral Dewey, congratulate
ing Admiral Dewey and expressing a
desire for the establishment of a ma
tive government under American pro-
lection.
The spokesman, continuing, depre-
Gated a restoration of the islands to
Spain or their transfer to any power,
and expressed confidence that the ma
tives would prove their ability to gov
ern themselves. The Filipinos then
gave cheers for America, England and
Admiral Dewey Mr.. Pratt responded
and presented the spokesman with an
American flag, amid greatest enthu-
siasm.
The Philippine insurgent committee
received yesterday a dispatch from
Aguinaldo, saying: I'VE have taken
all in the province of Batangas. We
have captured ten guns, 600 rifles and
1900 Spaniards from Spain, with SOC
Philippine Spaniards, killing 300. We
are besieging Bio. In the church there
300 Spaniards are entrenched, who
must surrender soon. We hear that
the governor general proposes to capit-
ulate."
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SQUADRON
CITED NEAR HAVANA
Scout Saw Four Vessels on
the Cuban Coast.

The position of the ships in Mole
st. Nicholas channel created the
belief that they started to intercept
the movements of the invading
army.
The reported discovery Of the
Spanish warships on the northern
coast of Cuba has stirred up the
naval officers here.
1t is stated that several powerful
ships will be sent to verify the report.
Great interest is manifested over
the news that the strange squadron,
to all appearances Spanish, was seen
in Mole st. Nicholas channel on Tues
day night by one of the Mosquito
fleet.
Naval men here believe that they
are Spanish vessels, but are at sea as
to where they came from.
1t is deemed possible that some of
Admiral Cervera's ships escaped and
formed a junction with smaller
cruisers that have been lying at
Porto Rico.
1t was rumored this morning that
the strange squadron Is now in the
harbor of Havana.
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AUGUSTUS APPEAL.
He Admits the Strength of Aguinaldo's
Movement Even Before the Latest
Insurgent Successes.

Madrid, June 9.-The following COM
munication from Captain General Au-
gusti, dated at Manila, June 3, has
been published
THE situation is very grave. Aguin-
aldo has succeeded in stirring up the
country and the telegraph lines and
railways are being cut. l am without
communication with the provinces.
The province of Cavite has completely
rebelled, and the towns and villages
are occupied by numerous bands
"A Spanish column defends the Ia
pote line to prevent the enemy from
invading the province Of Manila, but
the foe has entered through Bulacan,
Lagina and Moron, so that Manila will
thus be attacked by land and sea.
81 am striving to raise the courage of
the inhabitants, and win exhaust every
means of resistance; but l distrust the
natives and the volunteers, because
there have already been many deser-
tlons. BacoOr and linus have already
been seized by the enemy. The insur-
rection has reached great proportions,
and If cannot count upon the support
of the country the forces at my disposal
will not suffice to hold the ground
against two enemies"
General Correa, minister of war, ana
Captain Aunon, minister of marine
have gone to the palace to confer with
the queen regent as to General Angus
It's communication II is reported that
the Spaniards at Manila have already
been compelled TO take refuge in the
fertilization part of the town.
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rladrid Reports Say
TIanila Has Fallen.

Special to EVENING HERALD.
London June ohe Westminster Gazette publishes
Manila has fallen.
Dispatches The Exchange Telegraph Company Paris
Spanish garrison rlanIa
Washington June o.The
sugent leader the Philippines has apprehension
circles The propose giving newly acquired
the should overpowng
Spanish indicated
nurgnt leader will likely establish
that Is believed to be his ambition
Dispatches received here this
probably
holding back the
by officials
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Special to EVENING HERALD.

Special to EvENING HERALD.
Key West, June 0.-It is reported
here that three Spanish ships have
been cited Off Havana.
One of the vessels is battleship.
Their names are unknown.
News comes from government
sources that Commodore Watson,
who is in charge of the Havana
blockade, has "A strong fleet with him
and II battle may be in progress
Rumors lend semblence of truth
to the report.
Officers of the scout vessel which
discovered the strange vessels say
there was large cruiser, two small
ones and torpedo boat
The scout boat, when northeast Of
Cardenas, saw a light ahead and put
for it. The light disappeared and it
was very dark at the time. The scout
boat kept on and displayed private
signal calling for an immediate
answer There was no reply, but
instead three lights flashed on the
masthead of each of the strangers,
showing that the vessels were about
800 yards apart and steaming west
ward. Suspicious were aroused on
the scout and all her lights were
doused. She steered around to the
westward, and for half hour kept
in proximity of the strangers, once
venturing within 1000 yards of them
and then left them.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Latest Advioes From the national Capital
the War situation.
Special 20 EVENING HERALD.


WAsHINGTON, June 50.
1t is stated that the war revenue bin will
be reported to the full conference committee
aud to the Senate to-day, the Republican
conference having practically reached am
agreement at one o'clock this morning
The Navy Department received despatch
this morning from Captain j. W. Philip, Of
the United States batteship Texas, stating
that he is alive and well and that there is
absolutely no foundation in the report that
he suffered injury during the bombardmcut
on Monday.
Now that the invading army for Santiago
has left Tampa, the government will hasten
the expedition to Porto Rico 1t is stated
that Major Coppugcr will command the
troops bound for Porto Rico and that General
Lee will be second in authority. Both regu-
lars and volunteers will go, aud within the
next ten days it is believed that Porto Rico
will be under the control of the United
States.
The government has positive information
and which naval official bcicyc to be reliable
that Admiral Camara fleet is still at Cadiz
and is maneuvering in that locality.
In his proclamation Of neutrality President
Heureaux, Of San Domingo, says our war is
seriously affecting the interest Of his country.
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THE NEWS CAUSES
MUCH ANGER IN SPAIN


7peclal 10 lNchlhE Herald,
Madrid, June 9.-Tho communication of
August, GoycrnorGoueml of the Philip
pines, stating that he cannot hold Manila
much longer and that the city must fall, has
struck the country with CONSERVATION and
caused public anger throughout the nation.
The news eXcites vigorous ccusurc for the
government. In the Senate some Of the
Deputies yainly tried to raise discussion.
but were not allowed to debate the matter.
Prime Minister Sagasta read the official
dispatches from Manila, and the news caused
a sensation In reply to criticism sagasta
said: I'VE lacked means. If we had a
navy like Great Britain none of the disasters
that have oyertaken us would have oc-
Cured"
Spain will send neither ships nor men to
the Philippines.
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Passed or Navassa,

Special to EVENING HERALD.
Kingston, Jamaica, June 0.-The steamer
Alta, from New York, arrived here yesterday
and reports having passed four war ships
cruising of Navassa a week ago to-day. The
Atlas captain made them ont to he Spanish
ships but was not certain.
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Floating Cable Station.

Key West, June 8.-'Ihe despatch boat
Mayhower, which is now ON the way here,
will be converted into a floating cable station
as soon as she rejoins SIMPSONS fleet, pro-
yiding the cable boat Adra succeeds in cutting
the large cable connecting Cuba with the
outer world Wires will be placed on the
Mayhower and communication between the
fleet and Washington established.
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READING DEMONSTRATION.
Letter of Regret Received From Gov
enor Hastings.

Special to EVENING HERALD.
Reading, June 0.-To-day's Sesquc- Centcn-
NAL attractions drew large audiences to the
city in addition to the large numbero people
already in the city.
letter from Governor Daniel H. Hastings,
regretting that he could not be present, was
read at meeting of the reception committee
at the court house
This evening the visiting officials will he
entertained at the home of George Il. Baor,
of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company.
At one o'clock this afternoon there was %
grand industrial parade of six divisions
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-06-09

Joe Anderson and William Bialecki, Of
town, were arrested last night by Constable
Thomas Bolin. ON charges of assault and
battery made by Michael Coyle and Anthony
Deauc, of Lost Greek. The accused were
put under $500 bail, each, by Justice Green,
of VIM. Penn.
Martin Suanlau of town. was before Justice
Malta, at Brownsville, charged with assault
and battery aud doscrtiou. Constable Boin
made the arrest. $500 bail was furnished
Mrs. Michael Hudak was put under bail by
Justice Shoemaker this morning. She was
charged with beating Mrs. Mary Meroch
with % club.
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Honors nt Lnfayette uoIlcg,.

Twenty graduates of the several depart
ments of Lafayette College, Easton, have
been selected as speakers at the commence
meat exercises. Among the men thus
honored is Clarence Daniel Crobaugh, of this
town. He is son of Mr., and Mrs A, O,
Crobaugh, of East Coal street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-06-09

Those having in charge the movement
have accepted the oner of the Board of Trade
of Scranton, and the convention to boom
anthracite coal will be held at Scranton on
the 2sth inst, iu the Board of Trade rooms in
that city. That organization also volunteered
to take care of the delegates during their
stay in that city. Circulars will be issued
making the convention announcement and
giving other interesting data and be sent to
every town in the anthracite region
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Canada WIN EKpeI spanIards.

Special to Evening Herald
Ottowa, Ont, June 9.-lt is reported that
messenger left here for Montreal with an
order expelling the Spanish officials Carranza
and Dubosc from the Dominion.
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Captain Phillp Not injured.

Washington, June 9,-There is no truth in
the report circulated yesterday that Captain
Philip, of the battleship Texas. had been
killed during the bombardment of Santiago.
He received no injury, and there were no
casualties on the American side
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-06-09
The oregon sank the Terror,
Special to EVENING HERALD.


New York, June 0,-Thc Herald publishes
Kingston despatch confirming the sinking
of the Spanish torpedo boat destroyer Terror
by well directed shot from one Of the
OregOn's big guns. The Terror was attempt
ing to enter the harbor at Santiago under
cover of darkness
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Criminal Cnmrt.

The next term Of criminal court begins ON
the 2Oth inst and will last two weeks. over
one hundred returns have already been made
to the District Attorney, and it is expected
that 300 cases will go before the grand jury,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-06-09
SPAIN PREPARING
FOR MANILA'S FALL
Special to EVENING HERALD

Special 70 EVENING HERALD
Madrid, June 9.-The official publication of
Augustus communication is ascribed to the
Spanish governments desire to prepare the
country for news Of final disaster to the
Spanish arms at Manila.
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Commander Ryan sails.
Special to EVENING HERALD.


Philadelphia, June 9.-The gunboat Peoria
left League Island this morning under sealed
orders.
1t is believed the vessel will join one of the
squadrons in the Cuban waters.
The commander Of the Peoria is Thomas P.
Ryan, of Mahanoy City, Pa, who, until re-
Gently, was Lieutenant at Long Island.
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ONE CENT
THE WEATHER.

The forecast for Friday: Fair slightly
cooler and less suItry weather and fresh to
light southwesterly TO westerly winds
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-06-09

Special to EVENING HERALD.
Newport News, June 9.-The cruiser Min
neapolis arrived here this morning.
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See samples of our engraving in the window
display of aluminium novelties. Brumm's.
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Blckerus Cafe

Bean soup free, tonight Fish cakes to-
morrow mOIuiug.
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sour krout, pork and mashed potatoes will
be- served, free, to all patrons tonight.
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To yeacA tie pA6he Myongh a pre-
grey5iOe, aigmfea, influential journal
use the HERdLD columns.
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THE HERALD

Creates business 6ecan5e Of its kns7on
large circulation anu renaeJS ,ieh
results 10 It's adae5tiSet5.