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quife at Chalfant. Pennsylvania and Michigan,
OF W. A. LARUE-
FOR SALE-Payable after received-Three
months trial free: Sii.25 for high-grade, )
drawer. drop head cabinet sewing machine: $lt %
for q regular $40 bicycle; $3.50 for $500 piano:
s2s Is for a SO parior organ; $3.50 for 5-piece
overstuffed velour $40 parlor suite. All new
high-erade. standard goods Fer full particulars
state articles interested in and win mail you
:. special catalogue. SEARS. RoEBUCK & CO..
Chicago.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. Ex-Governor
Stone received kilograms to-day from Chi
cago, Boston, Cincinnati, Cleveland and
numerous other cities, urging him to use
his good offices IN the interest of adjusting
the differences between the mine operators
and their employees in the anthracite re-
gion. There is no provision of the State
exercise any such power. and Governor
Stone is without a remedy to bring the
results desired by the senders of the tele-
grams.
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Coal Trains Decreasing.

READING. Pa. Sept. 24--Only few coal
trains passed through Reading to-day, and
they contained coal mined last week. The
product liz the mines has been pretty well
cleaned UP, and only a few trains started
out tonight. The trouble In the coal
regions will throw over 1000 trainmen in
the Schuylkil valley from Philadelphia TO
Pottsville temporarily out of employment.
The Reading Company has Issued orders
TO change engines burning anthracite coal
so that they can use hifuminOus.
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strike of Four Hundred Miners.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept. A.--Four
hundred miners of the Coal Creek Com
pany's mines at Coal Creek. Tenn, STRUCK
to-day after holding a mass meeting and
voting against the contract for the yeai
offered by the manager.
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AT AND NEAR wILKEsBARRE.
The Situation as Viewed by Operators
and Mine Workers

wILKESBARRE, Pa, Sept. 2i-The local
operators In their review OF the strike sit
uation in the anthracite region to-day. say:
''The situation In the Wyoming and Lack
awanna valleys Is unchanged In the
Schuylkill region the presence OF the militia
is a novelty for the populace. which re-
tarded work somewhat. As soon as the
excitement incident 10 the arrival Of the
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PARIS, Sept. 25-At the first internation-
al meeting yesterday at Maiscns Laffitte
cash" Sloan won the handicap De la
Tamise. 10000 francs. over course of 1850
meters on Prince j. Murats Diction The
Prix de la Manche. 1900 francs over q
course of 1000 meters, was won by Rigby
the American jockey, on Mime. Menicrs
aVant-G arde.
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AUCTION SALE.

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AUCTION SALE-To Dealers and Consumers
Ohio Wine and Liquor Company will offer AZ
suction $50 900 worth of imported wines. liquors.
etc. at auction. in cases, kegs and barrels Sale
10 commence Wednesday, Sept. 10. at 10 a. M.
and p. m. and TO continue until all or most Of
stock Is sold This Is the largest sale OF its kind
ever offered at auction. OHIO WINE AND
LIQUOR COMPANY. zoo South Illinois street
near Union Railroad Station.
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standing OF the Clubs.

st. Louis, Sept. 4.-Young finished first
in pitchers contest to-day. Wallace was
safe on Ely's error in the seventh and took
second on Keister's high foul fly. McGann
singled to center and Wallace scored At
tendance, LOO. Score:
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NOTICE.

The Board of Trustees OF the Central Indiana
Hospital for Insane will receive sealed proposals
until Friday. Sept. %. at 10 a. m. for furnish
ing full line OF supplies for the month OF oc-
tober, 1900.
ReQuisition book will be on file at Room 45.
Statehouse from and after Monday, Sept. "a.
1900. BY order OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES
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DAYTON, o., Sept. A-The local team
was defeated by Cincinnati to-day. score:
X III L
DAYTON ....2 0 o. 5 1
Cincinnati ......1 o o 0-5 IL o
and KahOe.
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LONDON, Sept. 24.-As a elimination OF
the ascendency OF American jockeys. II is
announced that the Prince OF Wales has
engaged Tod Sloan at large retainer for
1901. Many horse owners who have hither-
10 hesitated TO desert the home talent will
doubtless follow the royal lead
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and superintend agents; $50 per month and ex-
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BUT ONE RUN TAILED
PITTsBURG SHUT OUT BY ST. LOUIS
IN PITCHERS CONTEST.
Brooklyn Defeated by Philadelphia
New York and Boston Tied
When Game Was Called

ST. Louis 1-Pittsburg 49,. o
Philadelphia 9-BrOoklyn -. q
Boston -. .11-New York Ia
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young lady. position as stenog-
rapher or Office work. Address 126 East New
FORK street.
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wANrED-mscELLANEoUs.

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Seventh Indiana Volunteers. Company h. Adj
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Grant county, Indiana
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BOSTON, Mass, Sept. A.-Boston anu
New York played a tie game to-day, the
game being called at the end of the seventh
inning on account of darkness. Heavy
batting and poor fielding marked the Work
of both teams. Davis was put out or the
game in the second for kicking" Mercer
took his place. Boston tried new mau
rehind the bat, Connor, of Bridgeport He
aid not make very good impression, max
ing two wild throws and having two passed
balls. Attendance, 1900 Score:
X III T.
Boston ..........7 2 O 1-14 ~ q
New York...........2 LA IL D
Batteries-Lewis, Pittenger. Sullivan ana
Conner; Carrick, Seymour, Taylor ana
Grady.
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STORAGE.

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STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storags
Company, corner East Ohio street and Bee
line tracks; only frst-class storage solicited.
GRATING AND PACKING OF HOUSEHOLD
GOODS A SPECIALITY
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COsTuMER.
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the new literary society. The first meet
Ing OF the society will be in November.
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To-Day's scheduled Cameo

New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Chicago at st. Louis.
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st. Louis 80 o o 0 o 81 4 l
Pittshnrg O q 0 % 4

Batterles-1oung and CrlgtT, WdUueI
and thinner. Two-base hit-Waddell. Sac
rifice hit-McGann Struck out-By Wad-
dell /; by Young, 2. Stolen base, Williams
l. Time-1 :25 Umpire-O Day.
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CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE.)
the fear of trouble seems 10 be disappear
ing.
The battalion of the Eighth Regiment,
which arrived at McAdoo, five miles from
here, to-day. and which made demonstra-
tfon in that town and surrounding coun-
try, returned 10 Shenandoah at o'clock
this afternoon
The evening times., 1900-10-18

It might seem as though the little pilot
would flock with the smaller fish. the yell
low mackerel choosing for companion
the little one among thenas5 but in reality
the instant the pilot was dropped into
the tank it MADE straight for the shark
and it has Travelled with the shark ever
since. - =
= Commonly this pilot travels over the
shark, sticking close to the tip of the
sharks dorsal fin, 50 ciese, indeed. as
sometimes to touch it;;s.a.d right there.
for by far the greater Uart of the time.
the little pilot holds it's place
Wherever the shark goes. the pilotfish
goes. The shark occupies4 an.double tank,
two tanks joined in one by ynaJ7 wide and
high arch. If the shark goes the length
of both tanks before turning in the other
direction. the pilotish goes. toe; If the
shark should go simply tilesiength OF one
section of the tanks and then turn, the
piiotffsh would hitch around with it there.
The evening times., 1900-10-18


keeping all the time close to the tip Of
the sharks dorsal. Sometimes the pilot
drops down the sharks side and sWlms
along there for little, close to, abreast
of the sharks midship section some
t;,,,ess ,rbsr, the shark swims low the little
pilot drops down lower still and gives
himself a little rub on the gravelly bot
tom of the tank. Parasites bother 1t,
n,avbe, and when its food is put into
the tank the pilot viii stop for that, but
start when it has, picked that up, to catch
IN with the, shark again, taking station,
as 1t would after any Of those other tenn
porary departures from it, at the tip of
the shark s. dersal fa.se
And they make wonderful pair. Swim
ming, as IL does, at-sa point abeut mid
length of the. sharks body and only just
clear of tbefdorsal, tbs contrast, as to size,
between stheeshza1 ls-a and the little pilot is
as striking end effective as it could be. In
color the shaTaz is Of a light grey. almost
The evening times., 1900-10-18
STARTS WITH a COLD.
Catnrrh Is Lingering Cold Which
Refuses to Yield to Ordinary
Treatment.

Catarrh usually starts with cold in
the head. and if left unchecked in tn.
climate rarely gets we'll Of self.
as fresh cold is taken the d.s-ase
spreads, getting deeper and deeper, creep
ing along the mucous membranes from
nose TO threat, from throat to windpipe,
from windpipe to bronchial tubes, and
from bronchial tubes to lung cells.
The mucous membranes all connect,
one with another, Hence it is easy to
spread from enc part to another line1
with this same membrane. This is why
catarrh in the head soon effects the
throat and finally the stomach itself,
bringing On chronic catarrh of the stom
ach, which is most obstinate +orm OF
dyspepsia.
Everybody is now we'll agreed that ca
tarrh is blood disease and not a local
one, and the attempt TO cure ty local ap-
piieations simply gives temporary relief
from the purely local symptoms without
the reInotest effect in staying the pro-
gress of the disease
There is new preparation recently Of
f5red to the public that is apparently
destined to do away with every ether
form OF eatarrh treatment.
This new remedy is not secret patent
medicine, but is large, pleas Mt tasting
tablet composed of Sauguinaria Eucalyp-
tol. Guaiaeol, Hydrastin, and o her val
liable and harmless speclhcS, which are
taken internally and seem to have a re-
markabiy beneficial effect upon the blood
and mucous membranes. apparen ly lin
mating the catarrhal poison from the
whole system.
These tablets, while being pleasant,
convenient and absolutely safe to use
have made cures in long standing cases
OF catarrh that are little short of mar
velous. They are sold by dtuggis unde-
No rf C.~
any catarrh sufferer who has tried in
halers, Lotions, ointments, salves. etc.,
and realized their fnconveni nce and usa-
iessness. will fully appreciate the differ
ence between a mere palliative and pe--
manent cure after giving Stuart's Catarrh
Tablets an impartial trial
All druggists sell them at so cents for
full sized package and no matter whera
the eatarrh is located, in the head
throat, lungs, or stomach, Stuarts Ca
tarrh Tablets will surprise you with the
effective results of even a few days use
The evening times., 1900-10-18
COMPANION TO TIE SHARK.
A PiIotfsh Put Into the Tank of New
YorIx's Aquarium
(From the New York SUM- J

lFFoni The New 1ork SUM
The four-foot sand shark exhibited at
the Aquarium behind glass in a tank now
has a new companion, or rather follower,
in the shape of little piIotfsh that was
taken with a hook and line on September
at the fishing banks.
That it is the way of the piIotfsh to
accompany sharks is familiar. Pilothshes
swim about with sharks, somewhere near
them, wherever they go; sometimes de-
parting from them in search of food for
themselves, but commonly staying with
them, and feeding, it may be, on scraps
that the shark leaves of fishes that it de-
stroys. Piiotfshes are often taken with
sharks. A fisherman who should find,
when he hauled one of his nets, as in fact
he might. dozen sand sharks in it. would
be Likely to take twenty or thirty pilot
The evening times., 1900-10-18
II to l.

Broadcloth skirts, S6.gS.
Ladies' handsome quality black
broadcIoth skirts; with rows of silk
around the bottom in wavy effect;
new inverted pleat back and full fare;
for s69S; the IS values.
Our 12c candy, Sc.
This hour we shall sell our 12c candy
at Sc pound and create somewhat of a
sensation, as at 12c 1t is about half
what others get for equal grades
Child's umbrellas, 2Sc.
Chidren's 24-fneh umbrellas. which
sell usually at soc, for 2sc this hour
Mems silk neckwear. 15c.
some of which sold for 25c for
merly.
Mems 19c half hose, S1c-
25c taffeta ribbons, 14e-
Lot of handsome taffeta ribbons. in
all colors. which are the usual 25c
values, tes go for 14e yard.
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10 to IL.

69c cOrSetS. 39e.
Lot of ladies corsets; long and short
and medium: in black, white and grey:
all sizes; regular CSC lines, for this
hour, 39c.
Tnderskirts, zoe.
700 ladies' underskirts in fine sateen:
some of them lined: others have ac-
cordeon- -pleated floUnces; for 79c for
this hour
Child's 75c shoes, 49c.
63 pairs of the celebrated Paff chill
dren's shoes; sizes to 8, all hand
made and regular 75c and 81 values:
to go for 49c pair.
Lambswool soles, lie.
Ladies' lambs wool soles, which sell
Tor 20c, this hour, 12c.
CSC trimmed hats, zoe.
600 ladies' and misses trfmed all
ors in all colors; also ladies' and
misses trimmed fedoras and milit a.y
hats; the kind shown about town at
9Sc; for 79c.
soc suspenders, 19c.
4Qo pairs of mems soc suspenders;
sample line, hence scarcely two
alike; for 19c.
Red flannel underwear, 94c.
Mems red flannel underwear-shirts
and drawers which sell all over town
at s1-50 garment; to go for this hour
for 94c.
Misses underwear, 15c.
Lot of misses ribbed underwear
which are the regular Csc value; to
go for 15c garment this hour.
Ladies' underwear. 29c.
Lot of ladies' ribbed underwear
full fashioned shirts and drawers;
instead of soc garment, to go for zee.
The evening times., 1900-10-18
9 to 10.

Child's aprons, 25c.
Childrens fine white aprons;
trimmed with embroidery; for 2je,
which are worth 39c and soc.
Child's canton flannel draw
ers, 19c.
400 pairs of chiIdren's Canton FIan-
mel drawers; sizes to IL years;
neatly trimmed; for this hour, 19c
Infants SOC & Toe shoes, 29c.
81 pairs of Paff's celebrated infants
shoes and children's shoes; slightly
imperfect: which are the 75e values;
to go for 29c pair.
25c overgaiters, lie.
500 pairs of misses and ladies'
black oyergaiters, which sell usually
at 25c pair,
Child's SOC fats, 69c.
This hour we shall offer chiIdren's
flats in all coiors, as well as black;
the usual sec sort, for soc.
Mems underwear, SOC.
Lot of mems fleece lined under
wear; the usual 75c sort, to go this
hour at 59c garment,
10c and 15c embroidery, l7e.
5000 yards of embroidery edging.
which formerly sold for 10c IL =.
yard, to go for &c yard this hsorr.
soc and Use pocketbooks, 25c.
Lot of ladies' leather DoekettaoEs.
which formerly sold for soc ano 7oc,
to go this hour at 25c
Ladies SOC hose, 25c.
1.500 pairs of ladies' full regular
made hose; made of best quality t.f
Maco yarn; regular soc values; for
25c; not more than two pairs tc q
customer.
&c mourning prints, 35c.
Lot of black, grey, and navy mourn
ing prints in striped and figured ef-
fects; which sell at &c yard usually;
TO go for 7-sc.
&c apron ginghams, 35c-
Lot of extra good quality apron
ginghams; in assortment of check pat
terms; the sc values for 3 7-Sc yard
Canton flannel, 55c.
Unbleached Canton Flannel; the
heavy twilled quality and very fieecy;
instead of Sc for 7-Sc yard
Classical music, 1c copy.
Curtain scrim, l &c yd.
36-inch wide cream curtain scrim in
host of handsome patterns: the usual
sc sort; to go for l Use yard
Curtain poles, 123c.
5-ioot curtain poles in walnut finish
. with brass trimmings complete; for
II 1-2c.
Child's caps, Zoe.
Lot of children's Eton caps; which
sell at 19c, for 10c this hour.
Rainy-day skirts, S19S.
Ladies stylish rainy-day skirts; with
inverted pleat backs and with heavily
stitched bottoms: full width and of
worthful materials. for s1.9s this hour.
The evening times., 1900-10-18
A ruousANn roSauEs

Could rot express the rapture 1of Annie E.
Springer. of Philadelphia. when DR.. Kings New
Discovery cured her OF hacking cough that for
many years had made life a burden She says:
s"After all other remedies and doctors failed it
soon removed the pain IN nsy chest, and /
now sleep soundly. something scarcely re-
member doing before. feel Ike sounding lis
praises throughout the universe DE hlns
New Discovery is guaranteed 10 cure ali troubles
OF the Throat Chest. or Lungs Price. 50 cents
and 81 Trial bottles frce at Henry EyaHs drug
store 922 f Street.
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uniform in shade. while the pilotfsh,
banded as all pilots are. has bands that
are almost black, they are SO strongly
marked and so the two present. as well
as in size, a strong contrast in color and
markings. One is big, the other little;
one strong. the other weak; they couldn't
s..e much more unlike. But there they go
inseparable. the shark and the pilotfsh.
The evening times., 1900-10-18
Il to II.

Black brocade satin, 24c yd.
Handsome black satin broceded silk,
which make up into such rich dresses;
only three small pieces OF II, SO you
better be on time, and we shall sell
but one dress pattern TO q buyer; reg
alar soc value, for 24c yard.
50-inch hOmespuns, 44c yd.
50-inch homespuns; of a good. serv-
ieeable quality in greys. oxferds, and
browns for walking skirts: instead OF
CSC yard. for 44c yard.
Trimming braids, 25e.
Fancy mohair and silk trimming
braids. and narrow silk fringe IN blue.
black, white, lavender, green, brown,
and red. which sold from 10c to 25c;
to go for Use yard to close
Stair oilcloth, SIC.
Stair or runner ofleloth-the extra
heavy quality, in elegant patterns and
coiors; instead of 10c yard, for 7-6c-
Appliqued pieces, f9c.
200 white appliqued searfs and sham
worth uD to soc each, for 19e for
choice.
11-quarter blankets, 49c.
Extra heavy 11-quarter silver grey
blankets, with pretty borders for 49c.
this hour.
Ladies' wrappers. 59c.o
To close out a lot of ladies fine per-
Gale wrappers in dark colors we shall
cffer them at SOC each, though some OF
them are worth more than double this
price Broken lot, mind you
Child's dresses. 39c.
sc children's percale dresses; sizes 4
to II years; made of fast color per-
Gales; elegant for school wear; for 39c.
60c rubbers, 19c.
Ladies Candee and Boston rubbers;
first quality; sizes 1-2 to 4 and 5 to
s: instead of 6Gc for 19c.
Ladies' S1.9S shoes, Csc.
Lot of ladies' dongola shoes, with
bull dog toes and heavy sole for cold
weather wear; instead of s1.9S, for 9sc.
79c shortbacks, 49c.
Lot of ladies' and misses shortbacks
in all coIors and black, some of them
bound with black velvet; instead OF
79c, for 49c-
25c embroideries, 12dc.
Lot of wide embroideries for skirts;
and s inches wide, which formerly
sold for 25c yard, to go for II 1-2c yard.
25c silk yelling, 15c.
25 styles OF ladies' all silk yelling,
which sells about town at 25c yard, to
go for 15c. yard.
Mems underwear, SOC.
Lot of mems natural wool shirts and
drawers and camels hair shirts and
drawers. which are regular 81 values,
to go for 59c garment
Ladies 81 kid gloves, SOC.
Lot of 200 pairs of ladies' real kid
gloves; not all sizes, but what there
are are 81 values for S9c pair.
Boys and girls hose, &c.
Lot of boys and girls ribbed fast
black hose which are great values at
lee, to go for s 1-2c pair.
Ladies capes, $4.9s.
Ladies' cape5 of rough and kersey
cloths; trimmed with angora fur down
front and around Collars. for 1898
The evening times., 1900-10-18

fish at the same time And the capture of
pilotfish would betoken the neighboring
nresence of sharks. It is probable that
this little pilot lately received at the
Aquarium had strayed from the side of
shark, attracted by the bait OF the hook
upon which it was caught.
In the sharks tank at the Aquarium
there are three yellow mackerel, two Of
them stable fish, and the other little
fellow elk or eight inches in length which
is about the size of the new little pilot.
The evening times., 1900-10-18
2 to 3.

Blk. imported silk velvets, Soc
Handsome black imported silk vel
vets, with extra fine closeiy-woi en-
pile and best raven black; 50 Gle
CANT for coats, wraps, and hat trim
nlings, instead Of 81, for CSC yard.
Blk. homespuns, 33c yd.
Black homespuns; all wool, and So
inches wide; extra heavy, for 23c
yard
Table felt, 29c yd.
Extra good nap table felt; so inches
wide and soft; instead of 39c yard, for
29c yard
Mems Umbrellas, 55c.
Lot of mems gloria umbrellas; full
paragon frames; 75c values, for 55c.
Mems flannel shirts. 97c.
Lot of mems blue flannel shirts;
which sell for s1-50 usually; to go for
SIC each.
Ladies' blk. hose, SIC.
Lot c. ladies' fast black full seam
less hose; which sell for 15e pair
usually. to go for Size pair.
Misses Union suits, 39c.
Some of which are worth soc each
Childs' S1.25 shoes, 69c.
-hand-sewed and made of patent
leather; sizes to 6, which scld for
SIPS.
Flannel waists, S1.49.
l. al
and elegantly braided; stylishlY made
and in all coiors and black; to so for
s1.49, this hour.
Lambrequins, 19c.
Piano or mantei 1ambrequins: made
CT pretty art drapery, fringed; also
sofa pillows worth SSe, for i9c.
Table covers, 49c.
Large 6-ouarter chenille table Gov
ers: with pretty borders; instead OF
75c for ace.
BOYS chin REFERS, $1.9S-
Little boys blue chinchiIIa REFERS;
the $2.9S ones for this hour special
price, $1-eS-
Boys suits, S19s.
Little boys suits in vestie styles,
from : to 8 years, of very worthful
materials. and double breasted suits
in sizes to Is years; the kind and
! sort sold at $500 usually; for s1-9S,
this h5lr.
Taffeta silk skirts, S7.9S.
Handsome taffeta silk skirts: which
| are really worth $40; will be sold this
hour for S7-9S-
Ladies' heavy coats, S6.9S.
AS an Introductory offering We shall
| sell ladies' black kersey cloth coats.
| embracing the newest effects and silk
! lined. for S6.9s: these coats are fully
| worth So