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T H J B P O K K ^ - » * « l « K V C i S l l l V C S ' J t f T S l K P f l t l S E . ! 9 A T U R D A 1 ' . J C I i Y S r , 1 » » S h) I / » For Colic, Cramps, Cholera Morbus and all Summer ^ Complaints, there is no cure equal to Pain-Killer* Get a bottle to-4ay. Keep it constantly on band, for there is no kind of pain or acbe—^internal or external—that -Killer will not relieve. Accept no imitation or substitute* Genuine has PERRY D avis & S on on bottle. ^ t r b y . B u Bois ^ Boyd, 8 B 1 Main Street, Pokeepsie, N. Y. Call your Special Attention to their Celebrated Farm e r s’ and T e a m s t e r s ’ W a g o n s BEBT MADE AND EASIEST IM U I U WA60NS ON EARTH. THEY ARE HE ADQUARTER3 FOR jiiiorit T u r n JDelivery W a g o n s, R u n a b o u t W a g o n s. Fruit W a g o n s, Spindle W a g o n s , .Open an U T o p B u g g ies, Carts,”&c. ------- ^ : 0 : ----------- H & m e s s H a r n e s s H a r n e s s FARM HARNESS. Spring Wag:oii Harness, Flight and H edinm Double Harness, Jj^iiigle ^itrap Harness, Cart Harness, &c. At W^ay Down Prices. Call and See Tfaeni C O L U M B I A S — T H E Y A L M O S T FLY . D istir j g w o o t CurQ you TUATPUSTE M E A m I Neither will medicine. Bicycling will. All you need is to get outdoors and let the tonic of rapid motion put new blood into your veins and tissues, !'.r- Buy a... ' ^ o l u r n b i a ^ Best ... Bicycles ^ 1 0 0 Or a H A R T F O R D ~ ^80, H o . Boys' or Girls' Hartfor<lS“ f50. G ^ t a C o l u m b i a Catalogue Free at any Col umbia agency; by mail for two 2-cent stamps. BRANCH ST O R E B l Bostoj? JNcw Yor^i Cbica.5© S&O Fra.i7cisco ProvHerjcc Buffs^Io Sc ___________ ____________ k H. VON DER LINDEN, kmm FOR COLOMBIA ANDpiRTFORD BICYCLES, Fokeepsie, N. Y. STOP if’^you are ^looking for great bar gains in Framed Pictures. A tine assortment of Engraving, Etching, Photogravures, Artotypes, Pastelle etc., etc,, at|away down prices. : f \] e i . e 5 x > V . — 273 BIAIN STEBBT — le a d i n g P i c t u r e F r a m e M a K iifaem rer. A SHOOTING IN JAIL. C h e r o k e e B i l l G ets a P isto l an d K i l l s a P r is o n (Jaard. F ort S mith , A rk.. July L’7.—Cherokee Bill got h is iumd-i on another revolyer and tised i t in an attem p t lo liberate prisoners confined in mul'del•i'I‘.^’ mw of the U n ited State-s jail. His a ttem p t was a hold one and resiilP d in ih O ath of LaiTy K eat ing, the olile..-f giu.id of the furce. N ight <Tua:\is Tom Parla-r and Larry Keatin<r hud .ie.st gone on duty a n d Turn- key.s Edit and McConnell were engaged in locking up. On account of the hot w eath er and the lon.g day. A c p .-..■■oners are a l lowed tc c ,aain i:. Aie corridors until nearly 7 o'<-;ock. Vv i.(.*u r u n n ing in the prisoners, a'l retired in their cells, and the two upper llooi-.s were run in w ithout in cident Oil niiinleier.s' row. A fter the brake hud iieen throw n Eofi w ent in to hick the cells, while McCon nell rem ained at the door. When Eofi reached the cell next to Cherokee B ill’s, he found the keyhole pliigge.d, and while he was trying to clean it out Cherokee Bill came to the door and fired, shooting K eating through file stomach. He ran to the end to the corridor and fell dead. Eoff ran back to the corridor on the cast side of the cells, and McConnell, Parker and several deputy m arshals ran in and opened fire on Cherokee Bill whenever he tried to leave his cell. H is am m u n ition was nearly exhausted, and he agreed to surrender his pistol to H enry Starr, which ■was done. The pistol w ith which he did the deed was a new one. How he got it is a m y s tery, b u t Jqsie Brown, his sister, who has been liere several days and visited him twice, has been arrested for it and is now in the county jail. A NOVEL CRUSADE. M o v e m e n t to P u r ify Sunday N e w s p a p e r s S tarted In B o s ton . B oston , Ju ly 37. —A n effort is to be made between the press and the p u lpit for the purification of Sunday reading and the enlightenm ent of readers of the Sun day press. With this end in view the Newspaper Sermon association, organized under the laws of this state, has been in corporated here. The articles of the association read that the corporation is constituted for the pur pose of dissem inating nonseotarian and nondoctrinal religious tru ths by the aid of Sunday n ewspapers; quickening among editors a n d publishers of Sunday papers a realization of their possibilities and re sponsibilities in the spiritual and moral development of their readers; lessening church antagonism and developing in the Christian church a greater willingness to use the newspapers as a power for Chris tianity. The following are the members of the association’s advisory board: Dr. George Hodges, dean Cambridge Theological school; Rev. E. A. Horton, Rev. Dr. Ed ward Everett Hale, Robert Treat Paine, Charles H. Taylor, John H. Holmes, Dr. George Hepworth, Rev. Jam e s B. Werner and W illiam E. Harmon. The latter was elected president of the association. EXPLORER A SWINDLER. ' Sw a in, W h o W a s W ith P e a r y , Charged W ith Issu in g B o g u s D r a fts. C hicago , Ju ly 27.—WaiTants were tak en out for the a rrest of Walter T. Swain on the charge of swindling. Swain was a member of the Peary expedition to the north pole, which left Philadelphia in June, 1893. Lieutenant Peary picked up the young m a n in Brooklyn and made him his private secretary. Swain was rescued w ith the rest of the party last year by an expedition of which Professor T. C. Cham berlin of the Chicago university was a member. H e turned up iu Chicago about two weeks ago, aud, it appears, devoted himself to a series of swindles of which members of the Peary expedition were the victims. His method was to ol)tain small sums on bogus drafts. The total of the alleged swindle.s is not large. Swain is said to l)o- long to a n eMcellcnt fiimily in Indianapo lis. » TOy Does a Feilow Get Yellow i You needn’t mail an answer to this simp,e conundrum. “We know that you know that a fellow—we use the term in no offensive sense—is yellow because he is bilious. In other words, bis liver has got out of order, bis bowels has become constipated. His skin and eyeballs assume (a most unwarrantable assump tion) a saffron tinge, his tongue puts on a coat of fur, even in the summer time; beneath his right shoulder blade and ribs Ivvinges remind him that a very restless imp is in their immediate vicinity. Now,if this hapless individual will simply procure and use at once Hostetler’s c^toraach Bitters he’ll be all right shortly. Constipation, biliousnet'S, malaria, indigestion, rheumatism, neu ralgia and disorder of the kidneys and bladder all yield to this peerless family remedy and preventive. Use it prompt ly, with persistence and regularity. A wineglassful thrice daily. A Spendthrift Goes Crazy. P ealoit Y, Mass., -July 27.—Daniel Good win, the son of a thrifty and penurious parent who left the young m a n about 130,000 when be died'som e ten months ago, has been committed to the Danvers Insane asylujn. When Goodwin came into possession of his father’s property, he be gan to spend it w ithout regard for its val ue. D u ring the past year he has tramped from GaiiiV.i-nla to Mas?achusettS| Sad Boating Accident. O ttaw ;*!., July 27.—A snd boating acci dent occurred at Aylmer, six miles from here, re?uliiitg in the dfu^uing of Mr. G. P . Brophy’s three eluest sons and a 13- year-old .son of Rev. Mr. Winfield, chap lain to hi.s excellency Lord Aberdeen. The fifth oceui'.unt. of the boat, a sou of Mr. Edward Miall, deputy m inister of inland reyenue, war. re.seued in an exhausted con- A SehoQ lgirl’s SaiciUe. B oston , July 27. —The bod.y of Alberta Stewart, a 14-yoar-old schoolgiil, who has been missin/; U’om her home, 89 Myrtle Street, this futy, sinee Tuesday night, was found floating: -n the Charles river. After a searching inv. stigation the police regard it as a case of suicide, resulting from mo roseness a t a ll('gging given the girl for running away from home last Sunday. T h e OU B o o m Is Over. P it t s b u r g , -Tuly 27 . —Oil lia s taken an other slump and has driipped 15 cents a barrel in the last- two days. A s a result of the drop all w ildcatting has been stop ped, and the oil boom is considered to be over. There is no known reason for the drop exeeiit that the .Standard has decided to lower the pr.ee. A b e G mail L m d e d In J a i l . i^AVANNAH, J u l r 27.—M urderer Abe Small was laruJed '■aCe’y in jail here. A crowd of 300 or Jij .re ge.thered at the de pot. A closed <‘arr}i\gx- m et tlie train out side the city, and the ru’isoner was driven in it to the jail. The best is what you want when you are in need of a medicine. That is why you should insist upon Hood’s Sarsa parilla. 8 oldin Poughkeepsie N . \! y F. K, Bolton'Druggsts. . Y. by Woob Tittamer <6 \Maide a i^ll Man of IHDAPO’ TUB GREAT HlNiOOO REM E D Y VK’-DUCES ihk above _______ ;nhoodinol(l oryoung. Easilycarriedinves.. pocket. Price ^ 1 .00 a package. Six f o r $o.OO w ith a written guar niitee to cure or money refunded. Uon’t <mv a n im i ta tio n , but insist on having INISAPO, If .your druggist has not got it, we will send it prepaid, f>rlentalMedlcslOo., Props., Chse&eo, lU., orcur cg-ssts. SOLD by John V. Humphrey, Druggist, 388 Main St., POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y.» leading drue- sists elsewhere. M O B N I H G B O A T -F O R - . M H W X O B K . . STEAMER MART POWELL COMMENCING Tfj'ISMY, MAY 2 iit 189 f WILL LEAVE AS FOLLOWS: Pougbkeepde, _ - - 6:30 a. Milton, 6:45 a. n New Hambni-g _ - - - . 7;(i0 a. ir. A r r iving a t N e w York W e s t T wenty-second street at 10:45 a.m-. Lesbroifes street Pi-r 11 a. ID. Returning, will leave Kesbrosses street Pier, NewYojk, at 3:15 p. n>.; Satur days. 1;'!5 p. m, Vvi 1 leave West Twenty- second street, a t 3:30 p.m,; Saturdays,at» p. na. Tickets sold and baggage checked to wash- mgton,^^ faltiniore, Philadelphia, Ocean MEfiLs' SERVED AT AIL HOURS. BIG PROFIT c ? - ---------- ------------- Small Investments. make to much within a Returning prosperity will make many rich, b u t nowhere can they n short time as by successful Speculation in Grain, Provuions and Stock. IN A AO BOLJLAE INTE8TEB can be marte by our IplU.Yi S y s t e m a t i c P l a n o f S p e c u l a t i o n ori' inated by us. All successful speculators operate on a regular system. It is a well-known fact th a t there are thousands of men in all parts of the Uniti d States who, by systematic trading through Chicago bickers, make large amounts every year, rang ing from a few thousand dollars for the man who invests a hundred or two hurdred. dollars up to S50,000 to $100,000 or more by those who invest a few thousand. It is also a fact that those who make the largest profits from comparative small invest ments on this plan are persons who live away from Chicago and invest throngh brokers who' thoroughly understand systematic trading. Our plan does not risk the whole amount invested on any trade, h u t covers both sides, so that whether the market jises or falls it b.-ings a steady profit that piles up enormously in a snort time. W R W id our Da explains margin trading. For further information address THOMAS & CO., Bankers and Brokers, 241-243 Rialto Building, CHICAGO, ILL. M A . 0 3 E 5 L E S We have secured a small lot of SELECT :WBIT£lFATIMACEEBEL. «♦- *1,.= -OTioo. H T a W W B -WB?. B » * 7 B » B » A B T W r» quarters for Mackerel, and what we say may be relied upon. And while we are speaking we want to say a word about C O F F F E Our sales of Coffee during the past year has more than doubled. We believe the cause of this is we never sell any but the very best. Java 81 cents jper pound. 'ITJBAS.—Of course everybody knows we lead in this article. CORCORAN’S, Periodical Tickets. Oor. Mill a n d Bridge Sts. Telerhore'SOl—3. The Veil Butterfly. A novelty this summer is the butter fly designed to fasten milady’s veil These butterflies are made with a patent catch and are charming to decorate the bodice as well as to fasten the veil Many of them are enameled in all the natural colors of the butterfly. Darning needles for this-purpose rival the butter flies in popularity. One darning needle- more beautiful than the others is of green gold get with roge diamonds and tmeralds. Yery fine gold . chains are fvorn about the neck for full dress occa- lions. Suspended from them are jeweled pendants or a succession of gems. HOOD’S PILLS cure Liver lUs, Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache. A pleasant laxative. All Druggists. MtNYON 5 h o m o e d p a ’T m i c REMEDIED MTJNYON’S Bheumatisra Cure never fails to relieve in three hours and cure In three daj'^s. MIJNYON’S Dyspepsia Cure is guar anteed to correct constipation and cure all forms of indigestion and stomach trouble. .UNYON’S Catarrh Cure soothes and Is the afQicted parts and restores them I health. No failure; a cure guaranteed. MUNYON’S Kidney Cure speedily cures finsins inn thehe back,ack, loins or groins and all pa i t b forms o f kidney disease. MUNYON’S Nerve Cure cures nervous- M U N Y U j NB N e r v e (Jure c less and builds tip the syst( MUNYON’S Yitali.Ter imp ted (parts new life, (Stores lost powers to weak and debilita- d men. Price $1.00. No matter what the disease is or hov/ many doctors have failed to cure you, ask your druggist for a 25-cent vial of one of Munyon’s Cures, and if j’^ou are not bene fited y o u r money will be refunded. AGENTS W ANTED. every section to sell staple K^ds line. S t V.IO a month. Salary an^ ex- js or large commission made. Forsealid eODSOMRIYERBYDMLIGff. DAY LINE STEAMERS \NEW YOBK^^ & \ALBAHr 1895. TIMETABLE. 1895. Daily, (Except Sundajs.) G o in g N o r tb , a. m . O o ln a Sontln, a . m . Brooklyn, Albany ............ . 8:30 by annex ........ 8:00 JHndson ............10:40 22dSt ................. 8:00 Pokeepsie .............. l:2.i Newburg .............. Si2;35 STonkers ........... ’ Pokeepsie..,...,... 1;15 New York; sv.v.;-g§ ...... P.M. P. ■ Saratoga Special Train to and from A lbany W h a r f. 'Through T ickets to P o inte N o r ih, West and s o n t .. Morning and AfiRmoou Concerts, First t ip f om Nevv York May 28; Albany May 28 L>»,st tr.p from New York u ct. 4; Al bany ct. jl 5. V . NOTHING IS SO POTTJLAB W5+h the fair sex in this city as our soda served in all the various flayers ror only a nickel a glass. To h a v e their attentions well rtceived, youap men should treat their sweet hearts coolly, by inviting-them to enjoy our soda, which is really the coolest and most de lightful summer drink in Pokeepsie, whole- s-)m e ,h e a lth tu l and i “ - ' ------ • the list of sum m e r 1 th e li s t o f sum in g stream fro o f a ll sod 6. ROBERTS DRUG STORE, 229 Main Street. l^ “ Waverly Bicycle Agency, SHORT V a c a t i o n s FOR BUSY PEOPLE, By tn e b e a u tifu l n e w Steam ships o f th e Old Dom’nion Line TO OLD POINT COIFIRT, HIGEM HOTEL PRINCESS INNE HOTEL _ OR MG1H4 BESCH, May be made for D OLD POINT COMFORT $16 (Pl 7 'PlD yi RGMIA BEiCH, SfiiPt* IK C IiU B IN G EV E K Y E X P E N S E , O f m e a ls and b e r ths en route, and a day and a quarter’s board at the hotels. ^The famous Hampio: ______ _ likelihood of seaBlckneEs, Also tickets on sale, with privilege ofgo- ingf or returning by rail. Write for particulars of these and other delightf nl trips to H. S. ACKER, 3N lain St, - ■ PotMpsie, I . T. Biiiousnesa caused bj to r p id ity oJ the liver. Thii [prevents tb4 d ig e s t io n oi food, w b ioh ferments and decomposes is the stom a o li and causes dia tress, dizziness, Leadaclie, Insomnia, ner vousness. Hood’s Pills Invigorate th« liver, cure biliousness, constipation, Jatm« dice, sick headache, etc. 25c; all druggists. MR. CR0PSE\ TESTIFIES. As to What Dr. Scott Did For Him in One Month’s Treatment*. Mr. Leonard Cropsey, who resides at East PoestenkilJ, is a young m^n of twenty-f had alwa: w e n ty-fou r ood h e a lth urmost exerijou. iiis u.^ux. gave oui, ana ne suffered intense pain from what is generalliy known as lumbago, a form of rheumatism. He could not move without being liable to this terrible pain. Hia h eart b-came affected, and a slight exertion would bring on palpi' tion, and he said “ I feel g'-neraUy ran do g'-neraUy lalize th a t on, and he said nd played out.” He realize that to make u are thing of getting well he must go to a specialist who made his t.-oubli's a special study, and expsiience has tauiiht him be made no mistake. Dr. Hcottnot only knows just what to do, b ut has the implements to do with. A good woi kman witnout tools is nc t much b etter than the poorest. No physician's oifice in this p art of the state is fitted up like Dr. Scott’s.- His ofilce contains the only static electrical m» chine in these parts, and this form ot electricity was just what Mr. Cropsey needed; and it did its work very quickly. In one month’s time ov tuo use of this wond »rtul machine and internal medicaUoa he w s entirely well. If vou have any form of Jier- yous or chronic disease go and consult D -‘. Scott. He noctoniy Is a specialise in these dt — eases, hut he spares no money to have L ji S office equipped with every appliance which can be of benefit to you. Consulted free a t his branch office, No. 25 Cannon st-'cet, Pough keepsie, Thursday of each week from 12:30 to fcS3 p. m. SITUATIOKS W A NTED. TES OUSEWORK-A girkwould like a place to assist in honse, or care Jor child. Can give good reftrence. Apply at 114 N. Hamii ton street. go otU by t f o d a y ? C a ff a t 150 xVlansionStreet, top floor. ASHING and ironinxr^ne a t the house, CaUat’loYchtirrtJstreetf * * SPEOIAL NOTICES. Notice of CollecHou of .Last Assess ment for PaTinsf Main Street Be tween Washington and Hamilion Streets. CITY OF POUGHKEEPSIE, } Treasurer s Office, f FOURTH IAYHBST. The Treasurer of the City of Poughkeepsie hereby gives notice th a t the assessment roll for the expense of paving Main street from Washington to Hamilton streets in said city wiih the warrant annexed under the seal of the city, commandiog him to receive, levy and collect the several nims in said roll specified, has been delivered to him: also that he will attend a t the offices of the City Cham berlain with said roll and warrant from 10 a. m., to 3 p. m., to receive said assessments until July 27 ’95. Hated Jim ) 27,1891. C H ARLES R . D ICK INSO N City Ireasurer. igOTICE^QF COMPLETION OF ASSESS- 30 is hereby given Aia f ^81 Review of Assessments will meet ii Chamhelain’s Office ito review such i ments. Poughkeepsie July 20th. 1895. D. R. THOMPSON, City Assessor, Modern Dentistry. ----- :o: ----- fEEia WlTflOOT PLATES, TEETH WiTHOUTFLATES $5 PER TOO/ H Weais a lifetime without repair. ^ A written guarantee with every operation.. Best Set of TeetR tRat can Rs Made (Rubbn Plate), $8.00, EXTKACTINS f f l l H HAS FKEB, 23K Gold Crowns, - - - each $5 09 Teeth Filled with Gold, - f 1. and wpw, ^ eeth Filled with Silver, - 60 to 75 cts. Teeth C leaned, ................... 75 cente. Teeth Extracted, - - - 25 cents. Gas or Air Administered - 25 cents, Boston Dental Association, 324MajaSt.,Poi!eep^l^ U. T. WITHEE, D. D. S., General Manager^ JOHN D. BOOTH, Post Graduate, M. D.; 1 D. D. S. In charge, Office hours from 8 o’ctock t. m. till 8 p. m
