emueonssrrtt,
A m Mt l’reflh‘nhle lteiweenAI
Inn-Munro the listen. ,
M Four Persons Killed in en lo-
‘l'ool com leoonrpneed ‘
iactorlee. drum,» Johneouvllle. s. 1.; dlaue. Wreck.
Halt Douglass; lien-.5 ref l'tlled’n; '
W04 Kill Hell, Pa; Gowende.
ll. Yr, Holloioute, Pa. and Balletoo Spa,
ELY. Thieenrn yeoatrola ahnutooe-
Elf...“ «and?! row”
I: y eom
minute. Ky.; CollineAneompany, fire;
and
A I.” CC “I Uni-re- VII.
[reaped ire. hornet-g rum-she Dlev
eater canned by n [Irwin- lt heel.
humus, lull. Sept. L-A wreck on
’9
Boom; A. G. Peek. WHY",
mural email factories controlling
'l'heernployeeoithe first five manufac-
tnrluoi the'ArnerlconAx company have
gohoont oneatrike caneedby tborflorte
dithecompanytodieconroge the growth
oithelabcrunione.
Theeeiantorieearethelergoetaudmoet
important ones in the company. Both
aides appear very confident oi winning.
'l'hecompenyelairne that it will permit
thoahopetorotdownheioreallowlng the
unnetouiuhthouand the men do-
elero that they will leave the t
towns and huntother work
ahandootheirorganiratioo. Thel'edere—
tionoilrahorheeagreedtopay eachmar-
rltdmanengagodintheetrlketheenmoi
, eindollareperweek and each unmarried
,. . manthreodollareperwoekwhllethe
mmhmm" 'I’o Imploy consist user.
‘l’roy. ind.
flung“ Down the Embankment.
coaches being next to the engine.
g , Emmi—The extraeeuinn “3,;me theiallaad on...
‘5‘?” ‘5““W” om- rum-mm senor-l won-mm «Warsaw-ail.“ "‘ M "'
g : ‘ Tenn-unadulflaniagtothereadingoi " ”firth-Cull.-
“We! reel-tree. the'eeraer'ereereege adjournediorthe , an:
day.lnhiemeeeeaethegovernorind~ liaoyoithepaeeengerawerewomen oo...g.,,.g.
htallyeunente the purchase oi undo endohlldron. Theiracroamawore appnl I e O O D o—t l I
velopedooellende,npou whichthepeni- “ll! Mm”“’°‘°"‘°"" ”“55“” “an”
tutlaryheerected, with ariew toworkv injured entriested themselves theyhegae n.- .
ingthemineewithconvict laborandeell- theworkoireecne. All werestaken out, '''''' g o g a e e s g... "'1
iagtheooeltethepnhlic. but none escaped injurflyh‘lienywerest ..... s r ereeee-«e er
—- I’
mhmumm“‘...m.... ransom-is. " "“"" ”""°" "'"."°.”‘.
’ Albtoltho Dead. ‘
W‘d‘b N ' eighteenyonln, :DIIISGO—i'I
Mimdthmmm anger. or salariermer oi Perry mvu°.:r°u.m° . 3:1. Li
tory have struck against a reduction oi
Ireeeutencaeeintheirworh. Thefieldr
'l'hayor company hareiiret and second
gradeeunderadretgradeprioellet. They
now demand that the union gleethern e
aeoondgredeliet.
A Blow at the Ilmorn.
Human, Sept. L—Senatrw Mo
lianry county, will introduce h the “2
ate today a resolution netting hrth tit
theminereatBrioeviIIe are in aetueoi
- insurrection. and empowering the no
nortocalleuchtroopeas are my
1 toeuppre- their nnlawinl acts The In-
’ troduetion oi the resolution will creates
' ALIY'S RIDING PLACE SEARGHED.
la Ind rumour“: can-etew-ro—
en's [Inle-
Hanan. N. 11.. Sept t—A eeerehwee
Ill. in Mr. Wardeu'e cattle barn, I!
which the murderer. Frank 0. Alloy. III
[or so long a time without detection. which
ranked in the finding oi the necktie case
Warden gave-her murderer
Ire. Cauaugh, oi Troy, 1nd, was badl
and died before reaching home.
Emma Seheu. ten yearn old.
Jot“ Apnongineer,
John Rollo, wht,
Both are scolded. hilt not Nelly
Conductor Jar-reused“
mums-moms- broken.
no severely tunnel.
Hm. ”rial Durhln and
aldanaoelriageareiulattentlon.
SEAL PIRATES FIRED UPON.
a Canadian loin-nor.
achoonerGeueuhaaarrivedhern She
ant.andC
ewnerew
to,
“I“. writingnnda
Mleththelnitial"C." from
theeemehfllngplaeewereelentekenten
unopeneduneoi We“
eoruodheeLheaideen haliiullcl
- Marlins.
Al-y'o Ila-e Woe lawle.
nannun raw. N. ll..8ept. L—Preeh
doubters to the identity oi Almy have
heurraleedhy evhit to the oi
IL). Elaine. an enrpone oi the Wialp
ptaeogeel'aper company. who was well on
w quainted with George Abbott. mar-e
waeamuedtolndinAlmyw.l‘.Lewie.
whoheeeidworhedabonteixmoethe
onhieiather'eierm. Herooiel; '
mere-tomakethehed. wh‘
educatednetieentaeto his past, load oi
iemebeoeietyaadearriedarerolru.
J. 1'. Bryant. who hadaleo knownlawb
atthetlmeheworkedierthelllggineiem-
Ily,waecooddent that Almy and Lewis
weretheeame.
THE DEAD NUIIIR BMW-THREE.
[bolero India's-oi lnthehrh
Ilaeelaieeatlew leek.
HnYmml—Thonaited M
has- eithelmpolleeandheelthdepertmeate.
“rs”
“23:.“
an Terese and J. Hamilton
MOIAIIpI
. u.
.00.,d“
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while theraiaelt
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in!
* monogamous
rum-on norm or 1mm M
literally MC. 5, liter “it-ell M
turned on the Cautrelton brenoh oi the
Wile, Evansville and St. Louis
road about 11 n m. In which Margie. 3,
were lost, thirteen persons were badly hurt '
and eighteen elightly injured. The dang:
oneneoitheiorwerd truckrontheengine
broke while the train was running at the
moithlrtymlleean hour. Thetraloai
thetlrnewae centre-tie two miles iron
, ‘Iheenglne panned overthe trestle and
plunged down the embankment The
train was a mixed once, the passage!
The coaches followed the engine intotht
ditch and rolled over on top oi it. About
thirty passengers were on board. Tho
county. was taken out deed. She had been
aeelded.
Wander“! die. Her little ten-year
old son wastahrn iron the wrecked conch
disdain!
and his I”
down» with therwn‘.
winch-I:
The names oi the most severely injured
ioliow: Katie Kelehoe, Sidney Here, Henry
Bodine, lilchnel librrthon,WiIliem New.
man. Ira William Chane and child. ahis,
t. ne‘mseomsuu'rcum
the ltaaalaa Ian oi War Alert captures
Vicious, B. (2.. Sept. L—‘l'he sealing
the liret home oi those reatnreaorne
aehoeocethatatedathe Beretta ride oi
theaea. Twodayeaiter reachingBehrlll
naehewuordendoutbyltlal’leee-
Seward. knowing hie
be heavy loaereli he earns
home. made ior the ltneelan ride, end
Wilyhdremil-elthereohyat
InhetwaentheAmerlcnnarhoorr
lowland at
oneemteheattotheiormertoeee what
leehnheh'ed. 'l'ho‘l'ereea gave the news
Captain thunder lio
ottheflieh,weeaehoretntwoheate,
thine” Grentwlthwhiehtomeethiailinofl
7". yearnimprieoameat In Kingston peatten
"7:5” um
no t».-
‘ and oraoe an
;' M‘l’ldlrtlr mull... ,
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y AtAlhany— n.l.n
Albany ......... oozuaoeon~tel
Troy ........... OOSOBIOOO—Ohl
Batteries: Frickol and less; Shoe. Dom
and'elle.
Atlahanon— nun
[rob-nonunllllOIOIOIO-IIO
Dal-lo. ..... sreeeelnie—ersr
Better»:0mdellendlcthflrey.0alllh-
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‘l'lme, 1:50”. Kin
Van Burea ninety-Ive
a Puree for Corbett and m
Newman». L—Pre-u-et soul.
oi the Olympic Athletic club, has lob
WNJi-Corhett, olieringhlmapatee
oifllmioraflghtto aloiahwithm
ley Mitchell. Corbett has accepted the
cleaned a eablrgrem has heea eeattt
Iitohall with a MD“ (or an early reply.
run news In older.
lilo at Ceres, N. Y., destroyed half I
donenbnlldiage. Mum”.
Captaie Whito.oithe (My oi Pena-e.
threatened totbrnw the Balvada'iaoou-
leads-t overboard when he headed
theeurrender oi Ive paeeenpn at In
Libertad.
lathepreeeoceoifieeretary'i'raeyande
unmheroianvalnpertethenewtrlplefl-
oitheeruieerlieinewueeaeeae
llynterted. .
At New Yerk Eugene O'Hara mend
ironJelereoeliarketpoliceeonrtprieno
hylllngtheharnolhieeallaad m
hemawladow.
ltla raid that Hamil Harrier-fled
Collector l’eaeett ier the reten- “tee
It
deter ea thatrarrlral iron Europe. flame
tary Foster reiueed the roan-t.
John Cellahao was mote-ed to thee
tieryioreteallag “hwliro- theHa-Il
ta(0nt.)3treet ltailroadeentpeay.
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biscuit is stamped
Does your grocer keep the
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tubule-«mall and column! the
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In. 6 Ionh Iain Sm.
Willen the purple of this rirlult with
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M. s. SMITHS
Insuanoohildog, South Nomali,
Who gives you one more opportunity to buy goods cheap before
the Fall season arrives. It would be wellto make your purchases
for the balance of the season, for odds and ends of stock must be
sold for what they will bring, and we are pleased to show them
and give you prices not more than cost, and. a great many articles
less than cost. Como while you have an opportunity, whether in
immediate want or not, for
THIS IS [NIB LIST EFFORT OF THE SEAS“ ill
SUMMER 80008.
Summer goods will be stored for the Winter.
and Lace Mitts.
Another Split in Ribbons.
very cheap.
Trimmed, sold for 40c and 50c, sale price 250 and 36c.
yoke, usually sold for 75c and 80, reduced to 45 and 50c.
ducod to 65c and 75¢.
trimmed-onion! wand.) 75, rcduccdtoti sounds! 35.
Nance oi our 75c Skirts, tucked and cambric runlc, for 60c.
Balance of our 31 Skirts, Hamburg rufllas, for 75¢.
ior CI 12 and 01 25.
wosktooleerupetockiortherseeon.
ataloeewiththereet.
mentionsdgooderegsrdlessoiooet. A
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WOODWARD’S
lanthanum her yet been cited.
WJMWW2RMM’W writers
Icoorennualenbecrlptioniorti. .
Fall goods will begin to arrive in a few days and the balance of
Now is Your. Golden opponuniiy!
The balance of our Hosiery and Silk Mitts, consisting of all
styles, for what they will bring. Will be on exhibition on our
first rightbsndcounter. A few more of those Ladies’ Ribbed Vests,
in quantity about 15 dossn, will close them for what they will
bring. Exhibited on the further and of some counter as Hosiery
of which we have quite a quantity, and customers in need will
do well to call upon us this week, for we are going to sell them
Hammockeendspreaderetobceoldwiththoreatoithoabov
‘Arfisle’liatorisls,
mm' ed cm ' and mud.
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s Wood Filler—Boot ~
in the kct, 82.00 s Gallon.
Painti ,
Muslin Underwear
The balance of our Lndies’ Cornet Covers, Hamburg and Law
Balance of our ladies’ low neck Corset Covers, solid embroidered
Balance of Lndioo’ Night Drones, lace and cambric, radio trim-
ming, Mother Hubbard and plain, been selling for tile and 98, re-
hadios’ [other Hubbard Night Droeeee tucked yoke, Hamburg
Balancooi ourtl 25andt150 Skirts. deep Hamburg licorice,
our: rumours.
Always sold very choepat our place, will be sold cheaper this
Ampletolineoi GeatI’Underwear iuenweightato beaold
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79 Washington 3m
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80m “WALK. cm.
mowers ‘
norms “HEW mt
Shore Dinwipeoially.
Aetegewill‘ noct at WNW
thtralneon themYorhand «Haven
.5". E. Fé’wan.
There is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman’s labor as.
much as Dobbius’ Electric Soap,
constantly sold, since 1869. Now,
why rub and toil, and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
washduy, when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your in-
bor, and save your clothes ? If
you have ever used it, in the 22
years we have made and sold it,
you know that it is the best,
purest, and ,most economical
soap made. If you haven’ttrisd
it, ask your grocer for it now.
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