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EXPENDITURES.
The Third District.

Delegates to the Third Legislative Dis.
triet Convention met at Tamequa this
morning. Charles Weldy was made chair
man and Robert Harris, of the Tamaqus
Courier, and Charles Alien, secretaries.
John Kershner of ruscarora, was nom
mated for the legislature. Thorn IS Job,
of Barnsville, was elected delegate to the
State Convention, with James DeLong, of
HcKesnsburg, as alternate Resolutions
instructing the delegate to support Jadge
Ssdler for the Supreme Curt Judgeship
we're adopted. a as 3
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PROTECTION TRIUMPHs.

Republicanism has won the opening
battle of the Presidential campaign OF
1892. The forces of protection and
free trade have again met as they met
IA Ohio last fall. In Rhode island, as
in Ohio, the cause of American in
dustry and honest money has tri-
umphed. The men who were working
in the interest of foreign manufac-
turers have been defeated The men
have upheld the rights of American
labor have been sustained. The
Democrats boldly proclaimed the
contest the beginning of the great
national conflict. The Republicans
accepted the gage of battle and ap-
pealed to the voters of the state to
declare whether they were for
America or Great Britain whether
Rhode Island would maintain OF
repudiate the policy that has made her
workers prosperous and her domain a
centre of remunerative industry.
Rhode Island has replied. Her
answer will ring from Maine to Califor.
mia. 1t will be heard in free trade
England. Its significance will be
noted in every civilized land. The
great little state Indignantly repels her
calumniators, condemns the advocates
of free trade and takes her rightful
place in the front rank of the Re.
publican column.
The Republicans have carried the
Legislature, insured the return OF
Aldrlch to the United States Senate
and elected their state ticket by
a majority. Every Republican in
the nation has reason to rejoice
over the result Yesterdays election
makes it absolutely certain that Rhode
Island will cast her electoral vote for
the Republican Presidential candidate
next November.-N. Y. Press.
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A BAD PLACE.
Unless Its Advertisements Belle It's it
Our Former Townsman

Unless Its Advertisements Belle It's it
Our Former TownsmanP
There is a "hotel opposite the Hazleton
casket works on Hemlock street that the
police don't know anything about, yet it
advertises in the most unblushing manner
Cards are handed around with the name Of
the proprietor, A. B. X. L4tshaw printed
OF which are enough to convict that al
phabetcal iudvi lua of keeping free
and easy.
The police didn't know a0ytaing about
the place, but of course that would be ex-
pecting too much. Whoever or what yer
Lathsw ls, he or she ought to be taught
that TO publicly aaunt their place in the
eyes Of the public means Jail.
Advertising is all right in its place, but it
is pu, to bad use in this case. The cards
oug to be easy for the police to get as
they were dis ributed pr, m u ,Isly. A
spasm of activity wouldn't be bad thing
for the police force ince their places are in
doubt just now.-HazLetoa Sentinel This
must be our A, B. X. l. recently released
from our county Jail, at least those were
| his in tials
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Set Him Right,

Geo. Augustus Sala, the well known
English writer, on bis last Australian trip.
wrote as follows to The London Daily TEL
egroPh:
II especially have pleasant remem-
brsnee of the ships doctor--a very ex-
perieneed maritime medico, indeed, who
tended me most kindly during a horrible
spell of bronchitis and spssmodic asthma,
provoked by the sea log which had swooped
down on us just after we left San FraDciso.
But the doctors prescriptions and the in
cressing warmpth of the temperature as we
neared the Tropics and, in particular, a
couple Of Allcock's Porus Plasters clapped
on-one on the chest and another between
the shoulder blades-soon set me right"
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Distinguished Visitors

Yesterday, in company with P. j. Fer.
guson, Assistant General Manager Swell
gard, of the Philadelphia & Reading Rail-
road, General Superintendent Lawler,
Division Engineer Ward, and II S. Good
win, j. 1. and A. p. Blakslee, new officials
of the Reading railroad, paid brief visit
to town and then proceeded down the val
ley to inspect the Lehigh and Reading
workings. 1t is expected that important
Developments will be made in few days.
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Take the Home BAND.

1t is understood that the local lodges of
the l. o. o. f. proposes to go out of town
for band to lead them in the parade at
Hsz'eton on Odd Fellows' Day. There is
II strong sentiment among members of the
Order against such step and if the inten-
tlon is carried out it would undou ubtedly
cause displeasure. We have in town as
good band, go far us talent goes, as any
the committee can secure outside, and for
appearances none certainly can excel il.
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A VICTORY for the Democratic can
didates in Rhode Island to-day would
be an overwhelming Republican de.
feat that would mean great things for
the Democracy in November. On the
other hand, should the Republicans
be successful, they have simply saved
themselves from early destruction
withouJ having achieved victory
EUeniag Chronicle. With our spright-
ly Democratic contemporary 1t is six
of one and half dozen of the other.
We are content with the victory in
Rhode Island and it is the first gun of
the Presidential campaign. That lit.
tie state can safely be counted in the
Republican column.
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Notice te the PnhIIc.

l hereby notify the public tnst have
taken the general agency for Scbuylkil
county for the Allan, American, Anchor,
Baltic, Cunard, Dominion, Fabre, Italian,
French, Guioo, Hamburg American
Packet Company, Inmsn, Red Star, North
German Lloy Netherland. Union and
White Star lines, and that am enabled to
sell tickets at less rates than any other
agent. MAX REESE.
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Ruo klen,a Arnica salua.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Cbspped Hands, Chiblain,
Oorns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-,
lively cures Piles, or no payment required
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents pei
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Arm Rrnlsen.

The young daughter of James Richards
fsl at the corner of Oak ami Jardn streets
recently and broke one OF her arms. The
matter was referred - Council committee
last hight as it is claimed the accident was
due to an improper condition of the street
crossing. a-H
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THE charter elections in the west
ern states show strong Republican
gains everywhere. This is a Repub-
lican year Neither Hill nor Cleye-
land are sin it," so to speak.
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Rheumatism, the king of all diseases
is quickly conquered by the celebrated in
ported anchor Pain Expeller." Try it
and be convinced. so cents bottle at
O H. Hagenbuch p r. d. Kirlin, ]. NJ.
lillian and other druggists. 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-04-08

R. A. Davenpor! last night made appli-
cation to Council, in behalf of several
property owners, for permission to run a
sewer on West street, north and south of
Centre, and on West Centre street, the
saver to be from l6 to 2Oinches in diameter.
The street committee ia considering the
matter.
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nandsome Dellyery NYagon.

Messrs. Smith & Swingle, the South
Main street grocers, have just placed upon
the road handsome delivery wagon, and
have also purchased new team of thor
oughb-ed horses, the outfit presenting a
very fine appearance s..,-
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WHEN Assistant Kicker Betteridge
asked in Council last night "If these
gentlemen are acting for their con-
stituents, or as servants of the COM
pany," Grand Supreme Grand Kicker
Gable laughed and clapped his hands
in glee. AS such questions seem to so
highly please the Supreme Grand
Kicker we will crack another for his
benefit, When Gable first entered
Council, three years ago, he was bub-
bling over with determination to full
fill his duty to his constituents and at
once commenced a bitter warfare to
have the scraper line of the p. & r.
G.. & 1. Co. removed. He Obliged
Council to have the matter referred tC
a committee to see what could be done
towards having the line abolished and
if we are not mistaken, Mr.. Gable was
member of that committee. That
committee has never reported and the
seraper line is still on the streets
Query-Was the anti-scraper line agi
tation dropped by the desire of Mr.
Cables constituents, or by desire O
the P. & r. c. & 1. Co., under which
Mr.. Gable holds position of min,
boss?
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DesIrable Lodge Rnnm.

A lodge desiring a cosy nesting room on
Saturday, or Sunday evenings Of each wesk
can be accommodated at Mellets hall
which has been recently pspeFed, painted
and carpeted. Apply to M. Mellet.
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Cnmmittee Enlnrpe.i.

Council last night added Mr. Gable to the
Roads and Highways Committee on an ap
plication by Councilman Stout, wac finds
that he is too old to perform the duties OF
that committee.
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~eA- .
PERSONAL.

q Mrs Joe Simpson, of Port Corbon, is the
guest of Mrs. John A. Lewis.
John S. Klein, representing Molten &
Munich, paper dealers of Philadelphia, was
in town yesterday.
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Just think Of it Another beautiful
little child's life saved by the timely use OF
Dr. Coxe's Wild Cherry and Seneka for
Hosrseness and Group.
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its enthusiastic passengers at the corner OF
NJ ain and Lloyd streets at 8 p. m.
Among the passengers we're Judge
Sadler, of Carlisle, Hon. d. D. Phillips, of
Gordon, Hon. Elias Davis, of Broad
Mountain. McHenry Wilhelm, ESQ, and
w, Q Bright, of Ashland, John F. Fin
ney, H. 9. Boyer, w. j. Watkins, j. j.
Dougherty, j. j, Kelly, Councilman
Pbslen, Adam Mort, w. j. Evans, Hon
t. j. Higgins, Chief Burgess Smith, H. h
Zulick, George Krick and several Others
The car was crowded as it ran up Coal
street at lively speed mid the cheers and
enthusiastic cries of the surprised people
who thronged the street. The trip was un-
expected, as 1t was not planned until late
in the afternoon, when Judge Sadler sad
ne thought he would go down and run
car up to see how she would run on the
ha'f finished road.
The appearance of the car gave mary
people the first impression of what an elec-
trio road really is.
The trip was highly successful one and
the people re unanimous in their praise
of the road and its equipment. The cars
are beauties and they afford most 81 joy
able ride.
The road will be opened for traffic be-
tween this town and Girardville tomorrow
morning. The HERALD to-day printed
cards announcing the rates of fare and
they will be put in conspicuous places at
once. An advertisement setting forth The
rates of fare will be found in another
column of this paper.
Judge Sadler was interviewed this morn
ing concerning his views of Councils
action last night. The Judge said, 1--WE
intend to obey the law at all times and we
~'ill not fight. No one can get me into a
fight. am not fighting man. l will try
w piSaso 1ho pOOpiO nhd Wutu OOunc
puts its foot down, why 1 will sumbit. I'll
will be unnecessary for Council to get out
an injunction, as 1 am now having the
tracks filled in the best way possible and as
soon as that work is done the gangs will be
taken cf the streets. 1 will go TO Ashland
and Mahsnoy City to-day and make ar
rangements to begin work at one of the
places on Monday. will do no more new
track work in town until we can come to
some settlement of this question, but we
will commence to run cars tomorrow. Il
met some of the Oouncilmen and their
Solicitor yesterday morning and agreed to
sign an agreement with them. Notes were
taken of what we we're to agree to and the |
Solicitor left me to draw up the document,
but later in tie day the oouncilmen
Informed me that the agreement could not
be made. want to be agreeable in my |
dealings with the borough and have every
hing as harmonious as possible and until
The time arrives whsn we can go ahead in
hat way l will no more new work. have
lent to Reading for an expert and expect
him here in day or two to see what can be
done towards paving"
The electric cars were run down Main
street to-day as far as the corner of Main
and Centre streets. This will be the
erminus until Judge Sadler feels justified
n going ahead with new work.
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ONE CENT.

ment, bu James refused to recognize it and
the original motion was carried by a vote
If to 7.
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Pure and wholesome onnlItv

Oommends to public approval the Cali
fornia liquid laxative remedy, Syrup of
Figs. II is pleasant to the taste and by
acting gently on the kidneys, liver and
bowels to cleanse the system effectually, it
prom otes the health and comfort of all who
use it, and with millions it is the best and
oniy remedy.
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For state senator.

John Daley, of Silver brook, is to seek
the Republican nomination for State Sem
ator from the Thirtieth (Schuylkil) Sens-
rial district He has always been a good
Republican, and consequently respected
citizen. HdEletoa Sentinel The 8Oth
Senatorial district is not electing Senator
this year. Time enough two years hence.
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Little Rhody" Speaks in no Uncertain
Tones for the Republican Party.

Rhode Island has given the Republican
candidates toi state Offices a majority and
the Legislature is Repub lean on joint bal
lot without r quiring new election to de-
eide
Hill and Cleveland we're not "in it,"
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Climb our stairs, it will pay you. We
are better situated than any ground Aoor
gallery in the town, Halls, 20 w, Centre
street.
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Keagey takes the lead. He is on the
first floor. HIS motto is Equality, not
Q Iantity." Call and see him. 4.4ti
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-04-08

The cheapest place for carpets and oil
cloths is at O. d. Freke's, No 10 South
Jardin street.
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THE KIGKERS
TAKE A STAND,
THE BOROUGH SOLICITOR IN.
STRUCTED TO STOP WORK
AFTER A VERY WARM DEBATE
What Judge sadler Says of the situation
The Cars Continued Running Into
Town To-day-To-morrow the ROrd
VIII be Opened for Traffic.

HE hands of the clock
in the Borough C1un.
Gil chamber we're fast
travelling to the figures
that indicate the hour
of midnight when the
members of Council
concluded to adjourn
and go home. The
meeting was a len gthy
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Best work done at Brennsn's steam,
sundry. Everything white and spotless.
Lace curtains speciality. All work guar
inteed
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COUNCILS APPROPRIATION.

Estimates of Receipts and Expenditures
for the Ensuing Year.
The Borough c juncil last night approved
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Of the following appropriations

Estimated amount Of duplicate. .......... $4,000
License from County Treasurer ........ 10000
Fines from Chief Burgess. ........... ESQ
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ELECTRIC CARS
RUN INTO TOWN.
CHEERS GREET THE FIRST CAR
ON ITS ARRIVAL.
A HIGHLY SATISFACTORY TRIP.
Prominent Gentlemen of other Towns
MingIe with the Passengers on the
First Trip--It Was an Unexpected
Event-Other Electric Matters.

HE first street car to
run over the electric
railway from the pow
er house at Rqppahau-
mock into this town
was started yesterday
afternoon and landed
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CUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY OLE

SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF
~ NEW-Y OKk.-Wult"r y Dc Giauw IT., aud John
D. Van Hurcn, surviving executors {,
undr the last will and p-tamont Of SAMUEL Aymsr. de.
caN1 plaintiff. against Matthew J. Trrncy and Charlie,
W MCIaguc executor. Of &c. Of Joshua Drought
3D. John rerncy Michael Tlerney and Rose. hi, WIFE,
Ellen Slatery Elizabeth Kelly, Matthew rcrnry Johanna
IT, ncy. John 1irrncy. HonOr Slattory Kc,d Michael
Clm0dy, Mary liapln Vihccnlo M0co and Philip Mann.
Roe" tho Christian Of the vile OF Michael Tier.
being fictitious. her real name being unknown, de-
Summons:
above named Defendants
You hereby summoned answer the complaint In
this action aud 10 serve copy Of your the
plaintiff, attorney within twenty day, after
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~ your failure APPEAR answer. judgment Will
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Ia the complaint.
Dated November 49,, 1902
H. l.. LEE plaintiffs Attorney.
once postnco add c.- 40. rs Broadway New.York
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10 The defendant. Matthew J Ternev AMI Rose Tier.
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