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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-11
Ser StaDl,uSrmit" am Shcitcrm.

Ytttsburs, Pa., 10. geOpember.
- Seute wurbc befannt, baB Die Gar
giesSteel: Company" aus Dem Stablz
rGruit" aussetreten lit unb Stahlidies
nen nm S. pro &onne berab9eieet bat.
Die aasemeine @eidaftsflaubeit wirO
ais Die llriade Der Ereisberabi tuns
anssssben. Die rGarnesies@Om
bat srOBere Sacllitaten. ais unOere
Gtablliiements, unD beabiidtist, luie es
beiBt, Oen anoeren @eldaiten idarie
Gonturrens gu MAIDEN. Die rSainOiier
SteelsGOnpasnle" 1T an9sbli9 iaon
BEN 9arueqies aefolat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-11
Gin 0ankbarer pattent.
Gin reid)er &auTmann in Rem gorf, osr
feinen ysamen nidbt senannt baben
tpiu, entpuppt I'D, ais BpbIibater
Der Ieioenpen Tenfdbbeit.
Gr i6reibt:


9eebrte berreni
9a i'd, ipie sic fuien, ineine opuit6uSiae @es
neiung pom itbmerrm sei1en einem in Sbrem Irj=
nsi.Sude aneesebeuen 6eilmittel uer6anit, 10
CLAUDE id1 meine Sanfbarttit am beten oaourd
bemeifen au fonuen. iuoem i1 Sic eriude fir Elm.
lissenben 6bed 5000 bauon gratis iu pertbeilen.
Samit aud Der armite Grante beilumg finDsn m6se.
6odnhtunssouu
Sbr bonfbarer q. q.
n. B. Tas Bud eutbdIt Rej.pte, bic in ieSer
Npotbete eemadIt peroeu .f6nuen uno tpiro na6
Gmpfaus BON ;wei sriefmar,eu fur gerpadaus
unb porto frei iuseianbt bon Der PRIVATE CLINIC
Il DIsrEksAEY, 2s WeE II. str., Resp gOrt, 81. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-11
3lpilGenoet5 = 9a0a9e-
SefDrperms
9enti9l an b.

ga sic SetOrOeruug Don .3wifenOedS.
Faiiagereu 3piiheu 0sntihluuO mo gmes
rita wteOer uuiseHommen mOrOen 1T, 10 iluo
mir bereit, Yaiiage Don uno mad 9eutid)s
lauO III iolgenoeH YreiieH Su uertauieu.
Die 3eit Der Nbiabrt Der 3ampier wlro
geidSeltlg angegebeH.
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selbitmoro etmes NransoSem.

g cm> ort, 8. Jtoo. - SenrD
Sincent, cin 6ran,oie, besins beute
Sormittag in ieiner &Obnung, 9tr. 81,
SarifltraBe, SelbltmOro, inOsm CT li9
elue &usel burd]'s 0er5 iasts. Sinceut
fam Dor etpa flint OtOnaten nad 2lmes
rifa, unO isine 6anlilie, aus 6rau uno
bier &inoern beltebenr, loa iid in
Baris auibulten. Papiere, Die bel Dem
SclbltmOrDer sefunoen murben, 3ei9en,
baB oerielbe Der 6ebatteur Der nunmebr
einseganseneu impcrialiitii9en j3eitun9
ga Batrie" in Baris mar.
Yincent warb all9emein als eine uliz
iteriOie YerlOnlidfelt anseieben. Seit
ieiuer 9(nfunft in 9teip@YOrf ernGbrte CT
iid oura Sas gerfafien BON Spe3lalbes
ridten all ueridieOene Barrier .3eituns
een. @r mar elm GuBerit nidtcrner
Ntaun, absr in ben leeten Sasen etuas
miBmutbis, neil Die aus 6ranfrei9 ers
uarteten 6ineien aussebllebcn warcn.
@eitern IbenO 9ins er aus unO ais ct
9e9en gPitterua9t na4 Saul fam, paz
rem isine Sdritte unll6er, pornuS man
idlieBt, baB sr setrunfen bate. 9n ieiz
ner Saide iuuO man $1.5O in amerifas
niIdem @elo, eineu en9liiden SOuues
rGn unb eine alte rOmiide Otiin;e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-11
SSar cin 9lnbauaer DER Srciprds
QittjQ.

@ilminston, Del. 8. 9toubr.-
Sn Der @Obnun9 bcs POlcn StanlslauS
8robleusft. wcl9er wcQen 6alldmiinz
aerei uerbaitet wurOc, funO man cine
politanOig ausseituttcte Wfiniaturs
Odin;c. Die 6Orm beitanS aus elmer
nit 6ormiuno gcfHlIter Gi9urrenfiite,
unO als Subitltut fir Sllber 9ebraudte
er cine 2egiruns BON Stci, 3inf unO
&upfer. 9Sroblen8ft puroe Dem 9cz
r,htSnprfn hrpn iihrrmiPiPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-11

<antueIs, Der GaIifsrnier gseinmanu. fpirs
= Sbneu GaHoue q ortz. Sberrgs ooer Sas
amba, y rim tur LES ms Sans ieneen. -Gos
IaI.6Iub,. reiuer RDeaeu @Btsfeu, IS Gents
bic Binte. SIR. 106. YarfsHpenus. siuliten sexs
instons uns 5saetteiirase- (Gt11 ,1VhD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-11

3anfen Sic ME einen Seppta
obue suUorIsea Seuh iu aItstabirt.n uHo sup.rIdi.
gen &eiG6it Don
=. & s.. Soncs & Comp.
9iI. L, 9iorb.gap= StraBc.
0roBes Affortiment
Urmiufters, Spbtl ne, GammeI.9eSsid,e.
Woauetiee (2rlppiammet), Sruf1cIer,
Susraius u. (. I.
Eorffepptdle (LinoleumsI uHb SahStud1e les
Der Gualtdf, aut Su booenIos nieoriseH YreiIen.
Seipnoere SaI gains.
Wtdftcr Rugs * Mats).
400 WitrI zHnas. yRoauette, BriiiieIer urb Som,
met 5l4 bel 5li, 81 oas Silf; s4 ptrtb.
300 wtoanette=, SomHicI= Inb 8ppp griii.I,r
MATS nit UraHltn, SO @ents bas Sti6.
200 DIoqnctres, Samulcis Gnb Eoou YrifjcIer
BUGS nit Sran!:E, sroSes 6srmat, Don 81 eas
Stiid On.
Sapaniidle leppidle uno RUGS ieber G5ros,.
Smnrna'er RUGS uuo Ra,ieu aler 05roseu
urb 9re:ie.
g. & 8. SoIes s. Comp.
(Sept.1o,uISa-S 9Ir. l, Horb=@anifraie.
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ote NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aft -

c>ie Baltimore g hit o 3 a buz o eSeufdbaft."
- Baltimore, Den lS. Sttobtr 1898.
Sos Iir.ttorinm Habm in ieiner beutiseH Bers
icmmlung nGtfcbeHoeH SeltlHb on:
-. ..YeInIOifen, oG6 cine an un5 mad ocm 16.
Topember 1898 in oes sflaemeiiters Biireau All
Baltimore an bic beim Shluiie Der lltbeTtraesblhsr
einaeJ,ihneten Millionaire yablbdIe 5ipiDenoe BON
lpet uno einem balbeu Bro3ent auf oa6
tSrunofapitaI Der cauptbabu fur bic am 30.
Suul S93 abeelauteneH iedlS NtoHate aus aewors
fen, uHo oaB be Sois Sl5dorees" yucDer IN Sals
fimore uno Rems2o am 3. gtopember nm 3 llbr
9ahmlttass, bic llebsIirassbIhtr amitas. otn a.
9opcmbtr, ~ ubr Uititaes, qtitoIieH fpeIoeH. WHo
Seioe bIs sum 81. Jiouember 1888, 10 lbr YoTmits
tags, 9eitllofen bleIbeH.
I'D. ssoitt.n (.ois6ars.o) aftisn HuiisH Dor
SauIitas, ben 4. Jiop,mbeT S93, yiittass IL ubr,
in Baltimore obtr N,ip Dort Sebuis ResiitrlrnHs
pore.Beiet fUerotn."~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-11
Jiaat 0nn1nreer : SS1n'!e',,
llr. IJ8, I2O, 1872, o. >paltimureffr.
Ginsan9;
Tr. 122, Sft SaltimprcitraEe.
,7n6n O. Tri6(p.

oonbihube as G'eiprddsz 2bsula lit immer intcrei=
iaR beioHoers wenH mir piileH. oaB mir &as habeH,
mas oas Solt peran9t. 3as @IacezNaAoidub Gez
tldIt 1T cine Spc;aldt in itl ielbit uno mndt es
Hotgi9. Da cine eriahcHe YeroH oGeIbe in bic o01o
nmmt, unb wenio, 9dnoer in olsier StGbt iino iGhia
ShEeH Sn ia4eH, mas Elm Sdnnl=, Sots ooer" StmaBz
hem" ooer SIacezS SGHoihub III. Sic ebeH ildp aue
dhallt aber es lit Elm QroGcr nertieo In Der SHaz
ltdt nno in IaiieH. 9Slr uertaueH bic beiteH SaRo=
tJube, Die N ben gereiTl9ten Staaten Iir Dtnnmcr
s5ranru, Wiao1lrm uuo &Hnbsa pcrfdIlt lDer=
BEN uHb iidlerr ms BARN, iHoem mir ieocR @lace=
NaEoitub anpoiieH, I'M gegen IullteH Shnitt uno
dlledltes GdeH uorIbeuQen, ipoOurd Sic elHen uolz
fommeneH @uroitub erhalteH. SSir pertaueR Ser=
rtu's San oidIuhe, Safob goIcr's yam ofdIube.
&eorac upocaraH's S,auoid,nhe, ionic unere
cisenen imporirteH @lacebanbituhe, medDc iets su=
frieoeH ieltcH mo bic beien dnoitu6e iino. bic iir
G5so erIaHst psrosn tonneH. Zen iSoiterite Sncpfz
inaRoidub uno piertHopige Nanoibuhe IN SarteH Grz
ber, lpelb uHo 9toutdier. SuttermiIdzSei Sents
bd5 Stuf; 3 StiiGc in eineu aGthen II Cents.
~SahelftH="SciIe tir bic Sdut uno ben SeiIt, cine
TiualiH Der Suttermild1z uEe 9uticuIa SelTe, 10
Gents b1s Stld.
Sobn g. SribIe,
(27OD gr. 81. @eitzSerinatru=str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-11
bilft Ct Der Seber fitttftio=
miren, ,ttto aae forperli-
6ett Seioen tperoen
neri6winoen.

~shr iber Sr. Sabre lit idb an 9psp.pfe in ibrer
idlimne FEN Eorm. SD periuhte m.brer. aer;te. a6eI
fe peribaiireH mir f,ine SIlcidteruus. SuIes Ders
iudte ic SimmoHs Scber=Resulaior, iuelcer mid in
turSel Seit beilie gr 1T cine quite Dleoi;in. SD
mobte nidt obne bitieibe ein." - 5ames VI. 9ioone,
BbiobeIpbia, Ya. a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-11
Gs ivar unS TT oas einatae
sdmer;ens= 9eiimittel,

tpsIdeS Sie quGlenOi1eu Sdjmer;tu auQeu-
blldlf ifiat, GnSiirouug l,uoeyt uuO Slut.
auorarg b.ieitgt, iei es III Der guuge, I'M
Ma9eu, ben @eodrmsn ooer auoeren 9rii.
len ooer SrGaneu.
SSnuerIid genommeu, beieitiaeu 80 bis
60 Sropten III eiuem halbeu Eriutglae
9Saier buuen weulQeu Dtluuteu Srdmpfe.
NagenGure, Rerp0htdt, SdblafoiIat,it,
SOllf, 0urdfnll, Sbnmaft uno aue inner.
IId)en Stlm.r;cH.
Gs Glib. III Der BeIt feiu t0eilmitt,l. mel.
dies taltes Sleber unO 6tebsrihauer uno aue
auoereu malariiteu Saaeu. uuo iouftigen
Sleber 10 raid heilt, mie 8aStpaD'S
8eaoD IelicT I'M Ser.iu nit 8aotpaDS
Yillen.
Yrris so Gents bic 5lai9e. On
allen apntBefrn 3u baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-11
VSeltlt sic

trsenS,pclde sSaaren, sIei6 DEN
,inierigen, iebeu, lpelbe Sic fur
iuenigcr @eio, ais Die itnieriscn,
famfen fonnen, fo,nmen Sic suriiG
1tno bolen sic fidI Sbr 6eIo.
2Seuu ste anoermdrts iraeno=
tpeIdJc gSaaret icbcu, ,peldte Sbnct
befIcr gcfallcn, ais Die ,taieriaen,
fommen Ste surhf ttno bpIeu Sic
itd) Sbr 6elo.
Slant 9ambnrger & SObme,
Ir. 122, SE=SaltiMore=st
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-11
TGTeI
Y9He,,

Tdfe! yaHe!
srr Reie i'm guslanbe beiorst innerbolb "a Stunoee
All b.ocuteno bernbeeiettcm PIsiie
Gouaro Waiue,
Gde SaItHorefrase uub goiis Stflctsg gptHis
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itrttt Gmgros Yreileu.

Seitbcm iplr bleieu Serfauf IN SSeue
letten, iiub mir 10 geihdftig, lute Slenen,
trptoem man BON alien Selten Den SIM pon
@edIdftsilaubeit uuO 6auiiismeu aui aGsn
Selteu bort.
Grfabrung hat oas Yublifum gelebrt,
oaB unlsre Sebauptunseu 1etS bur1 uuier
Eager perbir9t weroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-11
Scr Seitid|e Gorreiponocut,
GdsIidl, tuohentIih uEo Sonntass,
!. Nainc, Gieeutbnner nno gteoaftetl

UtCuuIltux
(ytodioIssr pon s. 9taine),
eIbtpeffsgde SaltimoresStrase nnb Goit=S =SfFcezgu,
Breis h.s taeIidDen s,Iattcs burdb 9raocr beSorot
12e Cts; fdsIidlc uro Suunta as Niue aa be is
SeHts pro SSole sobIbar big oas SIqtt beoraenben
Erdser.-Saalid, nebit Sunnta as Mus aa be unt,r
Sorto=SorausbeSobIun9 $3.50 pro Sabr jur fiir,er.
Seit I'M Ser5dltniB flr bic tDod,eufIid,e Musaabe
81 so pro Sabr, nad ireeno einem STte oes S;nIanz
bes, 81 nab europa. Gpnuta al. .aluS aabe 81
pro Sohr.-iOas bette uub biuiajte oswtldbs @Ieft
tn esu Qiittels Eao SiDitoctcu,
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9Sir bleibeu tets tn SnbInms

nit bem Solfe burd) ben Serfaui unIerer
ielbitgema9ten Ger beiteu) &leiouu sitiide
Sl nlepri9ercu treiieu, ais mie Oielelben
S9aaren anrerrpdrtS gefGuft lueroen tOnnen.
9Str laIlen uns nie eiTe @elegenheil, gSaa=
rem biltg Su tauieu, eut0eben, unO wie nun
Smei Subr!tauten Don gSouitofien ms lbre
StiidIuaaren su 60 Gents pom Dollar an-
boten. grifien pr iOfort su.
2iele gSaareu MAIDEN Die uetteiten un0
eleganteiteu InSiige, lleber5ieber Uno geln=
tleloer, Die Sic bis ieet Su iehen oas Der
9uligen gebabt habeu.
9Slr uerfauiteH cine rieiige Guautitat Die
Jet @ewduoer im 9roBeu. 9eH Jfeit-ruo
5war te lie 9rlnge Suautildt-Oiieriren wlr
rFo,t bpr
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aujiiteHs Buiiage= Yreis:
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0ermtfd,te tcleerapniid,c sepefd,eu.

- 3u Sort gSbite. 5lu., marb uors
seitern Der 9ts9er SOsue, elmer Der
WiOroer bon @. 8. Duncan BON 2ates
Gitp, eir.m Sherifi5s2lufssbot entriis
len unb gelpn6t.
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GorOOentI6er SloDo.
SaItt ~ orc.

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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-10
A FOOT MANGLRD.

,,,-y.v Kehicr Met with Sc ions
Accident To-day
Harvey. the IA year.old son of Letter
Carrier Kohler, met with an accident at
shenandoah City colliery this morning by
which he lost part Of one Of his feet He
was employed in the breaker and was In tho
act of feeding the rollers whom by slip his
left foot was caught and crushed in the cogs
The machinery was stopped promptly and
the boy released before his foot wss entire y
drawn in and maugled. After removal tc
the home of the parents on North Jardin
street Drs. straub and Hamilton were sum-
moned aud they decided that an amputation
would be necessary. They removed the
bones at the instep and should nothing un.
corseen occur in the healing Of the member
the boy will suffer little if any Inconvenience
in walking when he RECEIVERS.
The operation consumed about two hours
time and the patient was in a very favorable
condition after its completion. He rested
well this afternoon and the doctors think his
recovery will be speedy Ex Chief Burgcs.
Smith rendered valuable assistance during
The operation in applying the anaesthotcs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-10
sENgRAL KINpa oF AN ANIMAL


TholPiatypus, Of Aua traua, which IooL.
Like Birds a\'d Bcssts.
II is less than century since the
European hunted the\ platypus TO his
lair, the arst published. account of him
having appeared in fthe 'Naturalist's
Miscellany Of Londoniin 1893. IL would
be interesting to know the effect thai
was made upon the iiTst discoverer of
what Scribner's calls an animated para
dox-than which nature furnishes
nothing more anomalous, In It's com.
bination OF duclx-like mandibles ar1
webbed feet the la4t5ssrr further
equipped with spurs like the qaf1e
fowl aud CLAWS like the true burrow-
ihg quadrupeds, mole-lilse eyes and
otter-lilSe fur, body Of musquasb and
tail Of beaver Ono who was addicted
10 his cups might recognize in the
creature merely the figment Of an al
coholized brain, and an artist regard
him rs the prototype Of ono of those
uncanny monsters which sprawl upon
the loor of ST Anthony's cave in Ten
iers bizarre pictures Of the temptation
Of that holy character Our earliest
and, IN fact, almost our sole accounts
Of the platypus gro confined to bald
and literal descriptions of his appear
anco and habitat, from which we learn
chat he is confined to Tasmania and
the southern districts Of Australia; and
although his race has been Thought to
embrace two or three species, 1t is now
generally agreed TO consist Of only one.
You may repair many times to the
iavorite haunt Of the platypus before
you see him, and to discover the re-
treat to which he modestly rstires on
observing your presence is a task inn
possible, except by accident, to any
other than black fellow. To these
cunning hunters, however, there are
no secrets Of beast or bird; their un-
erring instinct tells them when the
platypus, diving near the edge of the
stream, is in quest of food, or when he
is seeking tho submerged entrance to
his burrow; and they will advise you
either where to point your gun in ex-
pectation OF the animals temperance,
1r where to dig in the bank in con
6dcnce Of striking the grass-lined nest
wherein he dwells and rears his re-
tnarkable family, -is-..-'
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-10
USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA, ITS
"THE KIND THAT CURES"
PERSONAL.

Christ. Schmidt spent to-day at the county
seat.
Dr. James Stein visited Pottsville friends
to-day.
james A. Kleis of Reading, was in town
to-day.
Town Clerk Coakley spent Sunday visiting
friends at fremont
Daniel Neiswender and family spent Sun.
day with Mt. Carmel friends.
Miss Lille B. Phillips and sister, Pearl, are
visiting friends at Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. @. E. Titman is visiting relatives in
Centre Square, Montgomery county.
Mrs George Skeath returned home on
Saturday from Delano, where she was visiting
relatives,
James Grant, James Wheelihan and Tim
othy O'Brien went to the county seat thil
morning,
T. T. Williams and T. J. Davies were
among the townsmen who went to PottsvillC
this morning.
Miss Libbie Faust returned to her home in
Scranton to-day after a pleasant stay with
friends here
B. L. Tally, President of the Home
Friendly Society, of Baltimore, Md, is
spending a few days in town.
John Fennell and wife, who were the
guests of Mrs. Fennell's parents in town the
past week, left for their home in Camden
N. j., this morning,
John F. Finney and William II. Lewis
went to Po'tsville this morning to attend a
meeting of the committee appointed to revise
the Republican rules.
Frank E, Bausher travelling passenger
agent of the Philadelphia & Reading Rail-
road, with headquarters at Willamsport,
spent yesterday afternoon in town.
Mrs. Mary O'Connell, accompanied by her
grandson, Harvey Wells, left for Buffalo on
Saturday, at which place they will spend a
few weeks. Before returning home they will
visit the Worlds Fair
John W. Boyer, Of New Harmony, Indiana,
was in town Saturday visiting his brother,
H. c. Boyer of this paper, after an absence
from SchuylkiIl county for eleven years. Mr..
Boyer was one of the pioneer railroaders on
the Catawissa branch of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad and went west after the
Brotherhood strike here. He is railroading
in the west and is one of the most prosperous
citizens Of New Harmony.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-10
THE DELEGATIONS.


Thousands OF People Flocked 20 men"no'
city Yesterday.
The dedication Of st. Johns Lithuanian
Roman Catholic church and the 81. Mary 3
slavonian Roman Catholic church at Maha-
nov CITY yesterday attracted great throng
Of people from all parts Of this aud the ad-
Joining coal regions. The music for the
paradca was furnished by eighteen bands and
three drum corps and thousands OF society
members marched behind them. The lhth'
uanian societies in line were two from MI
Carmel. two from Wilkes Barre, two from
shamokin, two from Nantcoke, two from
Hazleton. and seven from Shenandoah. In
the slavonian parade Bethlehem, Mauch
Chunk Iansford, Freeland, Audenried
Shenandoah and Hazloton were represented
The dedicatory ceremonies were conducted
by Archbishop Ryan, Of Philadelphia, anC
Bishop O'Hara Of Scranton. The arrange
ments made for the reception Of the digni
tares were Of an elaborate character.
Shenandoah was represented at the cere
monies by over 1000 people They wer
taken to and from Mahanoy City by thre
trains of nine cars each and two trains Of iv
cars each, making thirty-soyen car loads il
ALL
d Notwithstanding this tremendous rush no
an accident of the slightest character was re
ported and no serious disturbances arose a
Mahanoy City.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-07-10
Commenced work TO .dar.

Foreman Mark Brennan put a gang o
men at work this morning on the construc
tion of the town branch Of tho Lakesid,
Electric Railway. The men started to worb
at the eastern limits of the town and ar,
working westward. Borough Surveyor Bed
dali on Saturday gave the grade Of Cenu,
street from Main to the Lohigh Valley depot
aud will very likely finish the grade of thai
street to the borough limits by to morrow
Another gang of men will be put at work to-
morrow, commencing from Main street anG
working eastward
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USE DANA's sARSAPARTLLA, ITS
THE KIND THAT CUREsp


Oblhuhrys
Tho fourtoen-year old son Of william
Lowther, residing on West Coal street, diec
ON Sunday. Consump ion is said to have
been the immediate cause Of death.
Amanda Lindenmuth- the estimable wifi,
Of William Lindonmuth, died yesterday aftel
a brief illness. The deceased leaves a family
of nine children to mourn her sudden
demise. The funeral will take place from
the late residence on West Centre street OIL
Wednesday end interment will be made al
Rmgtown.
The remains Of Philas, the infant daugh Ell
of Thomas and Matilda Parker, were
inferred in the Oid Follows cemetery thi'
afternoon.
John, the young son of NJ A. and 7alliC
Ferry, died yesterday at the home Of his par
ents
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Tomorrow is the anniversary of the Col
umbia Hose and Seam Fire Engine Company
The members Of the company, with their
ladies aud few invited friends, viii celebrate
the event at schuylhlrs popular summer
resort. The Columbia boys never do any.
thing by halves, and they viii no doubt
enjoy themselves on their twenty-third
anniversary The famous Grant Band will
accompany the Columbia boys, it being the
formers twenty-frst anniversary, and will
onliyen the occasion by their choice music
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CIvu Service Examination

A competitive examination under the rule
of the u S. Civil Service Commission o.
applicants for the classified postal service at
the post Office in this place. will be held Oh
August 5th commencing at 8 o'clock a. n
Applications will not be accepted unless ille6
prior to the hour of closing business on July
II. Persons wishing to be examined for the
clerk examination must be Is years of age on
over, and for the carrier examination between
the ages of 21 and 40 years. For applica.
tion blanks apply at the post Office to the
Secretary Of the board
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Centre and White SITS.
THIRDEDTTION
LAKESIDE PARK.


Dates Booked for This Season at This
Popular Resort.
The following is list Of the dates secured
aad the names Of the societies;
July II.-Columbia Hose S. F. i. Co.,
shenandoah; anniversary.
July I'm. E. Sunday school, Mahanoy
CITY.
July 13.--Picnic Of Church Of Faith sun
day school, of Mabanoy City
July 14.-Socal Club Of Coal Dale.
July i'm. E. Sunday school, Gilberton.
July Is-Picnic Of the Welsh Congrega
taOnal, Methodist and Baptist Sunday school.
Of Shenandoah.
July 19.-Philopatrian Club, Shamokin.
July 9O.-M. E., P. NJ, Welsh Baptist and
Lutheran Sunday schools, Girardville.
July 25-Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school, Shenandoah.
July 25 to Aug. 3-Evangelical camp meet.
ing.
July 26.-wm. Penn Sunday school.
July 27.-welsb Congregationalist, Maha-
noy City.
July 2s-M. E. Sunday school, Ashland.
July 29.--P. M Sunday school, Gilberton
August Clamp 4, p. o. T. A., Mahanoy
City.
August 2.-German Lutheran school, Nah
anOy City.
August S.-English Baptist s. school, shen
andoah.
August 4.-Primitive Methodist s. school
Shenandoah.
August alpha Social Society, shamokin
August s.-M. E. Sunday school, Mahanoy
Plane.
August 9-Trinity Reformed and Presby
berian Sunday schools, Shenandoah.
August 1O.-Evangelical Sunday school
Mahanoy City.
Aug. 13.-Reunion of German Lutheran
church
Aug. l5-1akesiae Musicale, Grant Band
Aug. 16.-Trinity Reformed Sunday schoo
Of Tamaqua.
August 17.-st James Lutheran Sunday
school, Ashland.
August 24.-German Reformed Sunday
school, Mahanoy City.
Sept 4-St. Michaels Society of the county
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USE WELLS LAUNDRY BLUE, the bes
Bluing for laundry use. Each package make
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July 15-Ice cream festival under tbs
auspices of Hope Section, No. 10, Jr T. of II
and r., in Robbins opera house.
July 17-Ice cream and fruit festival, un
der auspices of Ladies' Aid of the P. NJ
church, in the Sunday school room.
July lice cream and fruit festival, un
der auspices of Ladies' Aid of the P. NJ
church.
July 2O.-Columbian festival, in Robbins
opera house, under auspices Of the Young
People of the English Baptist church.
July 31-Mum social and festival, by the
wv G. T. U.
Aug. 12-Ice cream festival, in Robbins
opera house. under auspices of Reformed
Sunday school,