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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-10

Benn our6 Die llebernabme ber Gtlens
bobnen ieitenS ocS StaatcS 800, 900 Nrbeiz
ter Elm fir alIemal allen 3ufiinftigcn Streifz
tpirbeln entsogcn uno mir nlerIalS lDteoer
our9 Observation-Disclosures in Qnglt uto
S6reden DerieBt uno geibGbt9t wllr0en:
bann mitBte man m~abrDaftig tptn1cben,
odB nibt erlt rtorgelt, fonoern lcbon beute
bteIe lteberndbn1e erfoIge.
Die Glepelanb'16e Streifcommtlitor lit
in elmer Gbnli6en Gage tpie Die pGoDal
3abor Gommiiiton" in @nglanb, tpelbe
iebt na6 Dreiidbri9er SbGti9tett tbren Sez
ricbt eritattet, reip. 5ipe! 8eri6te, eilen
0tebrbeitS> unb einen OtillOerbettSberttbt,
ein9erei6t bat, beren Stubium mir Der Srtz
bune" etnbringlibit empfe1Ien. Ntr baben
bereitS Ctebe StaatS3eitutg bonn 20. Subj
ausfIbrlib bariiber berihtet un0 brau6en
baber beute MIR nob bin3ufiisen, boB dltd6
in @n9lanb Die Ofebrbeit Ser Gommiiiion
TIRE l1nfGbigteit, p ttt 6e 8pri6lGge
sur 6erbeifithrung 0es i~ocialen Sriebens
al madben, runbtpe9 eingcitatben bat,
nG6reno Die Winoritdt, beitebenb aus &eir
6ar0ie, Som Utanlt, 0ti6aeL Nllitin mn
Sames Wapbsle0, sans 9enau bic
feLben 6orbernngen ftelIt, pelbe
bon 9ebS unb @enoiIen bet Streitcommti
iion ans !6er5 9elegt morben itnb.
@eL6e 8Dri6ld9e bat bic vSribune" gu
MAIDEN? 0enn fife pelbe bat, beraus baz
nit unb penn fife better itnO, tpirb tie it'd
ni9t nur 1T Nmerita, ionbern auf ber gam
3en @eIt ein uuiterbIicbeS 8crbienit erpcr:
ben. g8enn tie aber fetne beiieren 8ors
ibLG9e bat, bonn ioute fe iIber Die bon
9eb5 unb GonIorten 9ema6ten, ntbt II
Ietcbten S9r!ttes binpegtdnaeln; ite itnt
ebenio tpenig e9oiitiider tpic ipe5tftlb anne:
rifanii9er, ie iinb tnternattOnaIe1
Natur, unb bic StreifcOmmiiiton mirb gu
hun, ben @ongreB auf bteielben 9ans be
fonbers oufmerfiam 5u mtaden, ibnt bt
SoIibaritGt Der Nrbeitsintereiien un6 bt
@lei4arti9feit Bet gOri6L6ge icttenS bel
Nrbeiterfibrer bier uno briiben rebt fla
3um 8epubtietn SIT fibren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-10

Die republitaniibe Breile er9ebt iicb in
miloen Spefulationen iber bic 8rpfttc
nelbe baS lteue @eieB benz 3u6ertruit gu:
fiibren tpir6, bic Stem gorter vSribune"
Ipricbt bon $24, 600, 900, Ser yGlepelanh
9eaber" gar BON $40, 00O, 900 per SaDr.
6apemeDer ielbit, unb 3 I ioQte eS bod
ptiien, CAB 81, baB ftb Der Proftt bes
vGruit" uuter Dem OtcGtnleD1 @eieB auf
1915 Wfiuionen Dollars belief. 0as mat
unter einem 3oui6uB bon so @entS pet loo
Yfunb. 9a nun iebt 1ab 2tn9abe tie u
blitanti6er Senatorei bet S9uB nun
etna 423 Gents pet 100 Bfunb betrG9t, ia
biirfte nab 9lbam Jtteie, ber g o I, mel
6en Die bemofratii3en Senatoren German,
8rtce unb Smitb nit 0iIfe bes &epubliz
tanerS Quap, benz 3ufertruit geiidert
baben, gu 30 Wtaionen Dollars in benz
lelben 9erbGItntlie iteben, pie 424 gu
60 itebt, 3. b. Der Broftt miro itb BET an
nGbernb sLei9em QlbiaB aut ettpa 20 Wetls
ltonen Dollars belaufen.
9aS lift auh nod cine fa%belbafte Summe
unO Die Wa6inationen Der SruitzS enatos
ten fin6en cine gOl6ere @rtte. SoDtel
bLeibt aber Elm fir aIemaL feftgena9elt:
Die Gepublifaner tbGten beler, fem bas
MtauI su baLten; ite baben benz 3udertruit
bas 0aiein ermO9lt6t; tie ba5en in tener
Oentniirbigen gtabt, nelbe Der. Ginberi6z
tung ber Wc3inlep@8ia, Die nur Is @ents
pet 100 Bfunb raffintrten a3u6ers oor9ez
ieben bate, gum 9r0Bten Ner9er unb 2etb>
tpelen i6res periOnlicb mOblmetnenoen Sub
rers Mc&tnlep auf 40 Gents erbO b t
unb Der r~epubLifanticbc Senat, Wdnner ME
Soar, Sberman, 2llori6 IL. I. 10. baben
peitere 20 Gents 3u9ele9t,
ben 3ou auf so Gents pet 100 8funb binz
aufgeicbraubt urb oabur6 benz 3udertruit
jenen rS d II 5" 9ewGbrt, Der tbn in ben
Stanb lebte, iGbrli6 al Die 30 Wtiaioner
Dollars Broit aus benz ameritanii9en
8olfe beraus3ui6lagen. Die &epubLitaner
bitten aucb iebt Dteoer, tuenn ie MiIens
g%elpeien uno nit Ben bemofrati16en Sartfz
reformern i'm Senate 6anb in 9anb 9e>
ganeen pGren, benz 3uderfaB ben 8oben
ausi6lagen f0nnen.
Statt beifen baben fte bas Waul 9ebaGs
ten, ia io9ar 0 b Gen III einem Der
ibrigen, benz anri3tgen Senator QuaD
%geitattet, baB CT burb ietneS st nj nj e
benz Gruft ben 9ifferenttaL@3oa bon !
Sent 9eit9ert bat.
9(len Heipeft Dor bielen Tnaten Der 91epu=
6lifaner in Der ~8ergonsenbeit unb audi por
lbrer GarifpoIitif, peI9e troB ibrer rdubeS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-10

riIbeu QuSniible bte amerifdniI9e Snouz
Itrie dufgebaut uno lelbititGnoig gemocbt
bat! gScnn fte aber jebt Die 8ilatus tire
6Gnbe in llnihulb tpai6en unb bic bemoz
tratiibe 8artei ais iulbe Der S0rberung
bon SruitS anflagen pollen: bann erinnert
baS gu lebr oil Die ate Gourtilane, tpelde
Wtoral preot9t.
@benio ipenig Bic rcpubLifanii4e 8artei
nit ibrer 9 9uBSolIpoIitif Die Sorz
berung BON SruitS Derbliten fonnte, Ietber
aucb ni6t Derbiiten moute, tpeiG tie berer
@clb unb GinfluB GUT MISUNDERSTANDING
ibrer t6erribaft beburfte, ebenio penig
fam es Die bemtofratii9e Sarifreform perz
bitten, baB tbr nicbt 9lQeS nocb NiQen gebt.
$50 10 mdcbti9e @elbinterenen ms Spiel
tDnlmen, tpiro iegltcbe Gcform aufgebalten
unb perunreini9 ct. Die Sarif ii II :
5 II Der Eepublifaner baben baS 8lut bes
gan3en 8olfeS, allo alb Dieler 9emotraten
pergiftet. 0a9 jebi9e @eieb 1T Elm Sbritt
gut @enefung unO iDenn 3u 0er iibrigen
llebeln ni6t roD Die 3 uderfranfs
y cit gefommen mare, oann bate man AN
Dem 9%teformtperf rebte Sreube boben
fDniter.
limb bo6 miiiien ipir ieIbIt fir Sic
i9tpa9e 8ellerung odntbar iein! 8enn
bel lteberibpcmmul1gen bas 8aiier nicbt
ntebr itetgt, ionbern itobil bLeibt, i90pft
man frii6c 6offnung unb nenn es 3oIz
tpetie 3u fallen b%esinut, bonn atbmet man
erlei6tert auf. Die 6obflutb Der republtz
faniicben 9taub30Qe lit i'm &idgang be-
9riffen; bieien Giidgang bat Die De NJ o :
fratti6e g ortei berbei9efiibrt unb
tie miro fitr6erbtn an benz G%eformperf
tpeiter arbeiten.
9as lit bic Sage unb bamtt io1ten mir
inns bis auf 8eitereS :ufrieoen geben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-10

SIM 5. 8tsconfiner GDnsreBbesirfe, Der
bisber burb BEN 9euti6en @eo. $. 8ridz
ner bertreten tpurbe, beabii6tigt man,
int Sale bieIer cine INSTRUMENTATION
ablebnen IoQte, bic ganbibatur 6errn
Nrt9nr &0nig an3utra9en peLder
einen I6neibtgen 8ertreter beS 9euti6z
Nmerttanertbulns unb einen parnlen Ses
fiirnorter populGrer WtaBnabmen I'M 81.
Gongreiie ab9ebcn piirbe. Sin Staut, pte
@i9conlin, ioute bur9 mebr ais einen
tibtigen 9euti9s Nmerifaner i'm @on9reiie
bertreten Ieit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-10
sstm1ntt fetm Slatt pDr Sen @eumo.

Gin Ufann, Der fem 8Latt bor ben
Wun6 nimmt, lit glepeLano's l~arbnirt6>
lbaftliber Miniiter Sulius STERLING
Morton. 0as bat ct bieler Sage beipteIen,
ais ct an ben in 9enner ta9enben 8ez
paIierungsz GongreB i6rteb, O~erielbe be-
Stpede ia iiberbaupt gar ni6t Bic BetDGiiez
rung Der Q8Iiten, ionbern iei NUT oarauf
aus, Observation-Disclosures umionit 81 be-
fomnlen.
@benIo 16arf bat er iib iiber BEN Ser
lu9 ber Sarmer BON g}orb 9afota auSgez
1prodben, bonn G0ngreB cine 8eiptutgung
BON elmer Wituion Dollars gut Nusrottung
Der ruIiiIcben 9titel 31 ~erLaneen. Ser
@ongreB bat bieie 8etptui9un9 pei tDei9ert,
unb ST.. W1orton rebtferttgt bic Nblebnung
in einem 8rtefe an ben @ouperreur beS
Staate5 tpie folgt:
yGine 8eniutgung bon @el6, UNI norbz
b~atotaer Tarn1en bon llnfraut al reintgen,
tGme elmer 8elteuerung Der 6arnter bon
&onlas, Wtaine unb Californian glet6, Die
tbre Qleder ielbIt bon l1nfraut befreten.
&omr1t eS erft ba5u, OaB bic untrauttrelen
Sarmen beiteucrt tperbcn, nm Die nit unz
traut bebafteten au perbef1ern, uto oaB
Die, ipelbe bon ibren Tarmen burb barte
Nrbett bas 1~1nfraut fernbaLten, be3ablen
iouen, nm 0enen gu beIfen, bic nt6t lelbtt1
itdnbi9 unb thGttg eenug itn6, I'm ihb
leLbit SIT beLfen, bann lit eS aIerbtngS 3ett,
uniere iebtge &e9~ierungSform nit Der elmer
DaterIiben 0tegterun9 gu Dertaul9en, unO
SentanOen SIT erpable1, Der ais 5drtltber
Batter fit ale Qmerifaner Gorge trGgt."
9aS lift i6arf, ober ricbtig 9eiprobet.
Die Sarnuer 9afnta'S baben ntcbt mebr
&niprH9 barauf, OaB Die &ssiernns iie BON
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-10

NGio bic Nrbeiten am BanamasG Canal
loIen Dieber aufgenommen, unb bas franz
3Oitibe gublitum aufgeforSert iperbelt,
no6 einmal einbunbert Wfiuionen Dollars
in bas llnternebmen gu itsfen. Sb ii6
po6L Die n0tbi9en @impel ftnben iper6en -?
9tibt ais oh Der GanaL nibt fit bas GeIb
fertig 9eiteat tperben fOnnte, aber per
bilr9t benn bafir, baB biele reuen bun6ert
Wtaionen niht ebeniO 9eitoblen tperben,
tpie bic biSber ein9ebroften 240 Wttuioneu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-10
Sic Su6ertiiae feIteemaeelt.

8er in ben Ga9en, tpeI9e benz @rlaiie
beS Sc &C @eeBes tol9ten,
cine 2anb3eitl1ng aufn1a6te u1to Die Anz
Sci9en bon S6nittz uno Spe5erettpaarel>
gelbGften iiberblidte, bet faub, baB ltcb Die
Getlame 6er perG1oerten Sacblage betmG6z
tigt bate uno bic yGonlunttur" mach
SrGfteu aus5ubeute1 iucbte.
9amalS tpar es %beionoerS aub Der
3uder, weGder 5ur 8etlame berhalten
muBte. v0tob b%ertaufe tb meinen SOrz
ratb an 3uder gum alien Yretie; ober
in SoL8e bes Wfc&tnIeDe @eiebeS mus t3
pemndcbIt bic 9reiie erb0ben." 80 las
man bamals, ulto bic Setber bet Nrbetter
unb Sarmer, pelbe Die Gtntdufe 81 be-
lorgen botten, lDimpften auf ben Wfc&tnz
IeD ipie GobrlpaBen.
Bic bemofrattide Breiie bon boz
mails aber niiBte Die @elegerbett aus, 1e
mics aut Die 8rcisftei9erun9 bon per3inntem
8le69ei9irr, bon 3uGer, S3ntttz uno
Stridmaaren II. ( ID. bin, unb nit pelbem
@rfolge, cas- betpieien berettS Die 9crbltz
mablen i'm Sabre 1890. 9aS 8olf protez
fttrte an ben SttmmfGiten ge9en Die Wcz
&inleDz30ue.
&ie tam es aber, 6aB 3uder, ber bur3
Wtc&tnLep bo6 auf bic SretIt # e 9eiebt
morben mar, cine 8reistei9erung erfubr ?
Neil nur &ob5uder fret tmportirt iperben
tonnte, tpdbrenb auf rafftntrten
3u6er eit 3ou BON Clio GentS per Btuno
ober BON 60 Gents per 100 YfunO erboben
muroe, pel9er ben st atnenren, alio
Dem 53udertruit gu 0ute fam.
r11m bieien @rofit pom circa $35, 900, 900 SIT
MAIDEN, mIBte1t mir BEN 8reiS fir s3uGer int
betmlti9en Mtarfte a1f Der . OBJ bes S mp t.
pretieS balten."
90 iprab 6ooemeber bor Dem Senatsz
ltnteriu9un8s s2Iusi9uiie. Mit einem
8orte, oaS 0olf, Der Goniument, be5abIte
ben bon Wc8tnlep, reip. BON Der rep W
b ltfantl6 en Bartet auf raftntrten
3uGer erbobenen 3ou bon Clio Gents per
Bfunb unb bieie II 3 Steuer fam
II / Cd unlerer 9te9terrng, ionoern a II 81
6IteBIt6 Dem 3uGertrltft 81 0ute.
Walt pel6em 9tebte 6a6er leBt Die repu>
bLifauii6en 53eitun9en unb 9oltliter ben
SpteB untfebren uno oaS 8olf glauben
MAIDEN tpouer, baB burh baS neue 3oa>
geieb bic 3uGerpreiie in bic 606e Seben
unb DaB Die @oniumenten %iiberbaupt etue
b0bere 3uderfteuer entrtcbten m1Bten, ais
nnter benz WtcSt1leD>@e1eBe, Ut lc9tper gu
be9retfen.
Nacb 8erebnungen, ipel9c 10 seipiestc
repubItfanii9e GariftiiftIer pie Nlbri9,
Sherman II. /. N. 9enlabt baben, belGuft
iiA bet icbt auf 3ufer (ytobauder iopObl
wie raffinirten) 9elegte !3ou auf 423
Gents per 100 8 ., mitbin lit ct
UNI III @entS ntebrt9er, ais Der bes
Mc&tnIeDs @eieBeS.
6atten Die Jtepublifaner Gebt, bann
miiBte ber neue 3ou Die 3uferpreiie IN
3 ie $ D B. t%reibeu, bann perOienten Die
b0ien 9en1ofraten ocn 8ortpurf, etn 10
uncntbebrlicbes 2ebensmitteL Dcrtbeuert
gu baben. Nber Die Gepublifaner babelt eben
&e6t; ibr l%ogenannter yfreier"
!3uder brachte bObere Bretle, ais jebt be-
sabit tDeroen, pie Die nabfol9enoe Isabelle
seigt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-10

SER Cart GIauffen, BET Gargz
iGbrige 9tebacteur bes GIebelanb v@66ter
unb 9ln3eiger," bat ietne Steaung rieberz
geleGt, UNI cine ebrenDoae Stele i'm b~ortigen
itd0tti6en 0ienit an5utreten. Sein gta9z
folger lit Der pobl6efannte 6euti6zamertz
fanti3e Sournaliit 8 auI g8 off, Der
btSber ais 8ai6tngtoner Correspondent
fir bic ySu. Staats3eitun9" uno cine
@n3ab1 anberer eutl6samerifanti3er 8LGtz
ter tbGti9 mar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-10
2ln5ei9en,

0er oeatIdj : frams0Tfde Srtee 1901,
b~eorbeitet BON 6. Jebleiien, 2. 3betL @r5Gbluns
gen beutI6er un6 fran3DftiHcr oplboten, reid
i1uftrirt nit 9iloern nno Glnitbello9en IN Stbts nno
8untbrtd, g%utotppie 11t0 9Ol5IGnttt. SroBsAnort.
Is &teferun9en, a20c.
Keeling & KIappenbach,
9eutfbe gnbborbIuno. ice 8onoplpb=Str, GbttoeO.
n e II d t: Gin erfobrener Oeuti9er ar3t, Der eng
" lii9en Sprude ra4tt9, intt %9eei9netet WtrfntgSs
freis nno bittet INT Wtittbetluue oil Die Expedition DS.
8lottes inter II 10 6toots8t9.
WerIanat: Noenten. @rpBer 8erbienit ot Ser,
~ fauf oon 9r. @rebe'S beriibmtem u9eoline Oil"
beites Seilmittel fir NtenI9el uno Sbiere. &tberoIe
8eoin9ungen. Nbrelfire nit 2 @ents=Ntarte: Or. Sc.
6rebe & 60, SonIen, 9eb. 20oe4fpD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-10
9u DerfAMfem:

100 Acres
am SDob 8iser, Oregon, 81 Miuicnen
SUB berrltben Gannenbel3eS, groBe8dume,
nur 70 Meilen BON Bortlano, Oregon.
WeuB biaig fir 8adr u%erfauft iperben.
9tDreiie: Z g StaatS3ettuns.
1So9bato, tDD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-09-10
GUARANTEE WATCH
NOHLOLPUtIC
400 @nfbtnntpt1 $tr.s Whtcnnn,

S1tttaerFTtdt nnrt 9ntre GAME.
Sen 6~tubenten i1t @eIeeenbett aur GrIansnus Der
&enMtntB BON &lanItern, Ntathe1natif, &ebtsmifeni5oft
ntent iiir Snoeen trter Is Sabren n0affdnSia ieporat
@atalog auf Wuuid frt 5u9eIanbt eur1
3ep. u. M orri{Ien b. c. S. c.. Rr1f.
5ms1SpD Nptre 9on1e. Snbioua.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-30
JERSEYS TWO LEGISLATURES.
The Repeater Relating to Boolmalsine
on Enclosed Grounds Passed.

TRENTON, Jan. 3O.-The illness Of Sena
tors Voorhees, and Smith prevented the
Republican senate from doing any bust
ness last night rs there was not quorum
present They meet in the room of the
committee on judiciary, which has been
furnis he'd with new desks for the use OF
the eleven senators.
The Democratic senate was called tC
order in the senate chamber, and ad
journed in the absence Of a quorum. The
house got down to business for the first
time There were fifteen partisan bills in.
troduced last week engrossed and ready
to be reported The first taken up was the
bill repeating the act permitting book
making on enclosed grounds, 1t was
pushed to final passage under a suspen
sion Of the rules, When the roll call be
gan w. J. Thompson and ex-Speakei
Flynn suddenly disappeared from theii
seats and did not vote. The result was
the passage Of the repeater by a vote OF
40 to
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-30
An Art Gem.

Every one who has seen the first part
of Masterpieces from the Art Galleries
IF the World" acknowledges its beauty
and value, and they wonder how
we can sfford to giveIit away as we do.
Nhey do not realize that securing more
readers, regular subscriber, is the
great aim of every publisher and that
he is willing to spend gre at deal of
money in doing it. This system costs
us very little more than the employ
ment ofexpensive canvassers and tits a
much more pleasant way. Every body
is thankipgus for what we are doing
Our old subscrit ers feel that we are
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are inducing thousands of new ones to
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paper regularly every doy. That is
the why in nutshell,
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-30
FRACEXVILLE.

The Borough Council will hold their reg.
ular monthly meeting on Thursday evening
next.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Meister, of Pottsville,
visited Abe Laylor on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Weller will remove to
their new and costly furnished house on
Lehigh avenue during the latter part of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs George Gibson, of Girardville
visited friends in town yesterday.
Rev. Max Longsdorf, of the Lansiord
Eva nRelical church. preached here Sunday.
Rev William Schuler, with the presiding
elder, Rev Ross, of Allentown, went to Potts
vile on Sunday 10 hold services in the Evan.
gelical church.
The remains Of Mrs. Uriah Medary, Of Gil
berton, will be buried this afternoon in the
Lutheran cemetery.
John Francis, Of Maizevlle, was buried in
St. Mary's cemetery yesterday morning.
There was pigeon shooting match at the
base ball grounds on Saturday afternoon he
tween G. NJ Israel, of Mahanoy Plane, and
Henry Miller, ,f Frackville. Miller won S25
killing three out of five birds. Israel killed
two out of the same number.
G. O. sarvis, William Taylor, Sr., William
Taylor, Jr, Henry Miller and William Davis
also engaged in a match on the same grounds,
and at clay pigeons. William Davis shot
three out of five birds, winning the $5 prize.
Each of the other contestants hit one out Of
five
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-30

In recent numberof the Queen, Mrs. Lynn
Lynton writes, evidently from experience of
the dangers of overwork and too great nerve
and mental pressure among delicate women.
"Only the exceptionally strong" says Mrs
Lynton, "csn stand the strain of the two fold
life Of work and society"
Social life, instead of bringing refreshment,
brings q redoubling of anxieties and so much
more to think of and so much more toarrange
and manage. There are a thousand cares that
the mother, the hostess and the careful house
keeper cannot share with others.
With more pretentious living, larger fami-
lies, and with every fresh social duty comes
the increase of nervous strain and a step
nearer the breaking down point. The great
share of this pressure comes upon the anxious
mistress of the household. She becomes irrit-
able and hysterical The most Insignificant
little trouble looms large and weighs heavy
all because Ghe is breaking down, and the
nervous strain is too much for her. She can
not eat nor sleep, nor rest, nor work; her ner.
vous organization has gone all TO pieces OF
the thousands of such cases that Paines celery
compound has cured, of the thousands Of
people in all classes of society who owe their
present health and strength to this wonderful
compound first prescribed by Prof. Phelps, of
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-30
TADIA0UA

Miss Mary Krause is visiting her sister
Mrs. John Latham, in Mahanoy City.
J. b. Rex made a business excursion to
New York last week
1t is said that Daniel shepp will soon retire
from active business life and that his sons
William and Edward, will succeed him in the
operation of the mills.
William Galloway, wife and daughter,
Ellen, will leave next month for New
Orleans and later for San Francisco, where
they will attend the Midwinter Fair
William F. Sanner has returned from
MiddleborouPh, Kentucky, where he has
been engaged in a search ior his brother,
Engel Sanuerw who disappeared omysteriously
from that place three weeks ago. II is said
that the search for the missing man was
thoroughly conducted, but without result
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-30

Dartmouth college, two women in the best
society in Dexter, Mich, Whose portraits are
given above) tell their friends of the virtue
of the remedy.
Mrs Belle Rodman writes: 81 can GER
tainly speak in favor of Paines celery com
pound. l have doctored more or less for
about three years with our best doctor, and
tried several remedies, with no benefit. Last
summer l was advised to take Paines celery
compound. have taken about three or four
bottles, and my sister, Allie Bennett, has
taken it, too, about the same number Of
bottles, during the same length of time.
81 felt all run down. my liver troubled me,
l had awful headaches and very bad periods
of sickness that would leave me weak and
pale and discouraged. Now I have improved
in looks and flesh and have gained in many
ways through the merits of Paine's celery
compound, and shall use it, as l am too young
| to be sick am 25 years old "
Mrs. Rodman, her sister and the little girl
are certainly healthy now, as the above photo
graph shows.
From all over the country come, every
week, hundreds of similar testimonials, unso
licited. If one is weak or run down, she
should use Psine's celery compound It
makes people well.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-30

AsBURY PARK, Jan. 3O-A three masted
schooner is displaying distress signals
and evidently dragging her anchor and
drifting slowly in shore The lights from
the ship can be plainly seen from shore,
but it is impossible to get out to her be-
cause OF the surf, which is running higher
as the hours go by.
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scnIned by an EIeyntnr.

TOLEDO, o., Jan. 30-Julia Friedman,
IS years old, was literally scalped by the
passenger elevator in the store of Julius
Strauss, where she is employed. She was
watching the elevator make an ascent
and her head was jambed between the top
of the car and the door Her recovery is
doubtful
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-30
Family Murdered in Florida

BURBANK, o., Jan 3O-Word has been
received here that Henry Sours and
family, formerly of this place, have been
murdered in Florida Sours, it is said,
won big stake on the Corbett- Mitchell
fight. The family moved to Florida two
months ago.
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The Grow Lnnd snfeIv.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Jan 30 The fish
ing schooner Aberdeen, of Portland, Me,
went ashore on the rocks off Cape Ann
last night Including Captain Davies
there were fifteen men aboard the vessel.
Owing to the heavy seas the life saving
crew were unable to assist the sailors,
who were compelled to jump overheard.
All reached shore in safety. The vessel
will be total loss
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-30
MAHANOY PLANE.

Frank A, Feunelley, of the P. & r. station,
is relieving Operator johnson, at Tamaqua.
II r. Snyder, the ?. q r. station agent, Is
visiting relatives in Rea1ing,
Miss Mollie Fennelley, of Shamokin, paid
her parents visit yesterday.
Miss Emily Harris, of Reading, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Harris here.
Charley Mowrey spent Sunday evening
with the fair sex of Frackville.
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For Life and Two Yenrs Longer.

TOLEDO, o., Jan, 3O.-William Bolts
was sentenced to imprisonment in the
penitentiary for two years longer than
his natural life by Judge Lennon. He
was con victed of having robbed a second
hand store, and a life sentence was added
under the habitual criminal law. This is
the first sentence under the law in north
ives tern Ohio.
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Free Eve Examination.

Persons suffering with pain in the head or
dimness of vision, who will consult Dr.
Seibert. ia North Second street, on Friday of
each week, may have their eyes examined
for glasses free of charge DIR. Seibert makes
a specislty of diseases of the Eye Ear, Nose
and Throat. 2t
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For rn.ine,s 5 M.n ana societies.

For Business Men ana societies.
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WASHINGTON, Jan Ex-senator Ste
h as introduced resolution declaring
that in the judgment of the senate Secre-
tary Carlisle is not clothed with the legal
authority to issue bonds
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Escnnlng prlsoner Caught.

BALTIMORE Jan. 3O.-John Kearney,
who escaped from Clinton prison. Dame
mora, n. Y, where he was serving a term
for horse stealing, in October last, was
arrested in this city yesterday.