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CONGRESSIONAL FORECIv|
Decentralization in the seust, o..
Committee Organization, =
BILLS PRESS FOR CONSlDfR.1,m
The Policy of the House Leader /.
Inaetion and Little I. iak.,,
TO BE Accomplished.

Washington, April 1.-THE ou,,oo. !.
the week in the senate lie so much 4.
ged by the situation with re.srs,,. 7
committee reorganization tina, II 4, 4.
siole TO forecast the proceedings with !.
degree OF accuracy. There is 4 p,.ss
ity that this question may consume , =.
deal Of attention and IL 1t is not stI,,,.
toriiy disposed OF, /. may be used IA :,
vent efforts TO secure action on iupor,,
measures.
Aside from the matter Of reors,alns.
there are four important questions ~.
the senate. These are the Morgan OH,
resolution, the bankruptcy hill, the An.
American arbitration treaty and Il. 4
preparation bills.
Senator Davis, chairman Of the ccp.,.
tee on foreign relations, said today d
he was hopeful OF securing eonsidsa5r
for the treaty some time during the m
the only circumstances likely to p,ux
| being the continued absence Of senr-
Senator Davis refuses to make an !,
| dicticns as TO the result Of the final N
| or when that vote will be reached
Senator Allison said when he prexrs
the report on the sundry civil. apprg-.
! lions to the senate that he would cal IA
/ this week. Senator Pettigrew, wh, u
have charge OF the Indian bill his il
{ p.afn1 ho hnras IN Ike IN that Mn
the democrats do no, object on lUz
OF the incomplete condition Of The css
lions, both bills will probably Be I'd
upon during the week.
Senator German is expected To mi.
general attack on the appropriations l.
ing the tendency Of these measures. d;
Senators Hoar and Nelson are yery II
ious TO press the bankruptcy bill to i,x
bur ii will give way before any d !
other measures mentioned.
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EusA---s e.5er- tt 20 Saw ehs; sa-ae 9. ;ss
.-i,rcl;lst Of An--icuisr-e to-day are ~roSs-
AIT A1Sc 70 sarsext q -ne-e -xrG-Al cheaper
E-a be.seT va - gov ecaa .Taii IA. tss
l1ha;lsuE un5 s1sH1stre methods NV u
use
Par = ~. Ss-s-2r<s,iow's book is &C.
v1s5 20 vsFe.ahla craving ana i-ciu1ss
CHAPTERS tlreu seed beds fs-tilins-s- vir,e-
Gns eErlT s5rirE c1ltlvEisr7 ans fui o..
-t.c;iu-f su- -af Successful ru1iivht4ol t-lz
rlt-ketAIe .. cabbage rLGiiflcr -. t1t ts-
rn1;a. slln1- E1s431s and clcurIte-s. t.-V
-sas thE uefbsp. csar-T. is<Iscs. eEpz-tE-s.
and essev vegetables EAcA vsret2sls l-is1-
anne2 IS Esvs- ran ehApt.r. AID IS us
uBaEe1 ram nTs-y s-Scdro,r--
par Is Devoted 20 u-Ehag1 rrqwirr ara
-a2zs ;vs-sr-ssehs vAllXlls chsFre7s
is-sr ttit Faesec-- -Ae-s a. E--itlsf 81
Ire ter; .a-z ~ t-es ~ t-Ansri&-t.as.
i.rstuR.EtScr o. the ground a-a E.IeT-t-sa1-
.rer- ~ he orchard. u. tsSt method O.
lnss ROY; 5-u-tnx ErEf'iur rr1r&elite-
tr rut-lrsx. w2nse- ,ra4ti-E- IRE c1ussE az.
-i-era- sion y r21- AID Er-le flight al
vE-7uus uthe- subjects q Interest - Re
s7T11 ttisS7ssi. ErsrT fruit grow .a re
S7s;s if gwen caE77e-. A-9 much hEni
: tArowz u;'7- tie .rsFs. czlfir7ti'5 Q,
ttst-l1l vG-3ellss
NJ S-rtnx'tilsw-s address = GslTest5z-
-szaA E;e hEs re5scsa sc 1Ttce q IS
vera 90 = cents F0s.p1a& Z Is !c- scle Z
z.s-r-S- II ". :. EAar9ek-
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fifit MaizAal Ysmaaata ot japan IS 10
~ rrrfft a. me anniversary exercises Of
laeaa Victoria during thr coming summer
Mfr l.aartry D24scses dressing bag
9hi b . Ieruaps, tlt cost.lezt Of iis kind
y is scor-e1 oit0 gold aad !eweled nj
tiaz. are cofi 275e9.
Dr Do jt9ssy ~ Hare, who haa Just died
9r ite age Of M years was the doyen Of
frfurb dcctQfs. Up 90 The end ~ January
be- Eve consultations and attended pa
'ants iegpiai!y.
40 4 compliment 10 Emperor William
when he Visits IMssia. the car win make
.ll bis lgb3ic speeches "a German following
soc example Of Alexander II OF Russia on
similar occaslon.
Moiher 5ieisihley enjoyed her visit 10
| Warrington. bus she 80 Won content TO be
back 81 her comfortable home In Canton,
/ pl ~ tie nciRhtOra dr1p IN ia friendly
/ 0h9 affe: breakfast. ana occasionally send
( % her rolls and iresh Thubdrb pic for
luncheon.
La1y Henry Somerset Is about TO place
n fhe copfcr OF neg Temperance village"
D burst in Surrey. hcToic-slzed figure
Icf CHRIST. THE statue. moulded by Perry
Nood. represents the Savior with hands
eINtrCfrhtd aud De not altogether unlike
| the toaufful statue by Jhor~aldsen
senor Rafael Guerra. tho rcigulng king
( " Tan fighters. better known ny his popu-
/ iaf nickname o, Guerrlta. undertakes 10 APP
year during 1874 IN eighty corrldas, or
/ tournaments ard for his services in each
| De receives 1920. His annual income. eN-
,lHrive u many valuable presents, exceeds
/ 500 900.
| The latest ard most venerable deyotce "a
J tho bicycle 50 Giuseppe Verdi. The famous
composer, Notwithstanding his SO years, has
| been taking lessons on the wheel and has
proved al ant publ The hearty old musi.
| clan f. following the sport with '2ea'
ana endurance quite astonishing In an oc-
ioaenafian."
Nlss Florence aarTyht the novelist, Lar
ever since har first srsal success enter
| tanned kindly feeling toward her less Tor
tunste brethren % the pen. She has al
ways enfcayored 20 assist struggling All
| th0rs iu their WORK, and u Is OF no un
common thing for her 10 receive copies o
manuscrlris which amateurs have sent To-
Nor pcfueal
Literary World publishes paragraph
out Of private letter from II, D. BLACK
mGra. in which tho venerable author o
lorna noonc" SAYS that TO Americans IN
EuFiiph languages owes nearly all its ne'
expressions. There does not seem 70 b
len IN us the power 20 hit out ne9
spark 81 language. We are Ike lot o
bows with tholr hands IN their pockets
looking ON ut the blacksmith ana raein
FOR HIS red chips"
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orally known nearly all our garden vege-
tables would be grated. There IS 10 more
sk.N required than 10 tree grating and %
Ter cent mora certainty OF success. The
ih.ls that is u Tie most Importance to
s-7w IS hat 10 graft CT 10 stand the dry
uesthe-. ! viii give the readers OF The
Ncs- 10Y experience with tomatoes and
ssusshes this lue. 7 grated four differ
eng kinds Of tomatoes on an Irish rotate
vine All did we'll. Potatoes and toma-
te-s all 3i3 IS vel Or better than II they
as1 roi beea grated. ! showed them 10
rcme friends OK mine. and in the crowd
,hers vas q very conscientious deacon who
.ai This will not DO to talk about Who
Nfll believe II without seeing 2" l VIII ask
the readers X The POST no; To do as some
q Ivy cri-!rs did with tho pumpkins
how their wit ard isn0rance-b Try first
before 1hey howl. Tomatoes can be graft
ri On Ply weed. nullin or 10 fact anything
that grovs through the dry weather To
grow wagon loads of squash you graft
wha; the seed catalogues call Pineapple
squash. which is great bearer onto q
Texas or Spanish zourd. which grows wild
and about old houses. and set out in the
fence corners Do not cultivate and let
-hc squashes run on tho fence. You can
raise one hundred % one over tho old way.
C. Z. Ford.
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bftff the ezparieaec the country IS bay-
ing gHh Eastefn aat f9rslgn cap,ial sod
caei;ala'z a. ihh utae theso DE- not i...e!y 20
be mueb mort oui ~ TIE primary 70 again
procure tle rlfs coa1.Ionr' ara ,Ls
"coHfldean' q maaGod ~ the mesoy
poWor "a prerequisites for Investment FOR
Il appeafs W be but effort was,ed.
The plethora Il moey % Esglard ana
In our own Eattrrn cities 10 Creator than
egor before. The qaonIo4 Of more ,avj,
room &c actually engaging fbe attention Of
baEkele end sefo deposit companies. Hon.
dreda Of niilopa u dollars are idic. bot
earning Interest. We haye been toi4 ,i,o,
and time again, that money would SOCK Ia.
yesttnent naturally were conditions "a
vorobie. Today The comparatively Emsl
amount Ia Industrial enterprises IN IN.
South IL earning big profits ssfe mort
cages arr 70 DO had paying from to 1,
per cent. in many localities ia the goutl
extra inducements hayo boon offered 4
Investors iu tho shape Of exemption iron
taxation and tho giving Of liberal bonuae.
l"'Nf 'fNh"s N"ffA"ffN'T tNN' NhNlfl u lDA
IN the enterprises thus showing their fait
by their works. and yot--theso million
continue TO DO hoardeAl
What else can Tho public do to pleas
tbis oaitAl2
l'ho eopntly declared for gold ana pre-
lection; tho anarchists" were outyotet
The party Of the capitalist "a IN power, u
South. always conservative with inyeat
ments, is particularly presenting spler
did Held for sefo business and onterpri,
aud showing large profits on such ostal
llshmonts as II now has OF an ludustrli
ehsraeter--and stili money hidosl san u
capitalist locks his dollars In vaults ap
turns deaf car to the aecllons needln
larger means
What IL the inevitable conclusiong SIN
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Rusk, Texas. March q.
pAsTnop.
Suits for Delinquent Taxes Filed.
Electric Light Plant.

Bastrop Texas. April 10. Suits are be-
Ing rapidly filed here on back taxes under
The coiqut; art. Parties are rapidly COM
Ing forward and making payment before
citations are issued. about thirty having al
ready been settled.
The work OF placing electric lights Is
progressing nicely; about 400 lights have
been placed IN about sixty business houses
and residences. The engine and boiler have
arrived aud are on the ground. The boiler
weighs 20 coo pounds, and the balance wheel
COCO pounds
Rev. D. H. Hotchkiss announces the be-
ginning Of his lrst protracted meeting at
the Methodist church sunday and a pro-
trscted meeting Will begin at the German
Methodist church next Saturday, the 10th,
conducted BY Rev. j Eiorholzer, assisted
BY Revs. Koibs and Moers
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nrnsoria County Normal.

Alvin. Texas. April l0.-The Brazorla
County Teachers institute. in session at
Angieton. today unanimously voted to hold
a summer normal at Alvin this summer
In conformity with the regulations OF the
state Superintendent OF education. This will
be held some time In July. and Alvin ex-
meets TO have 100 teachers in attendance
II is thought that Professor r. b. HALEY
OF the State Normal school at Huntsville
VIII be secured TO conduct it, Many teach
ors from the Interior viii come here. They
can 90 down any time In a few minutes
aud take a plunge In the gulf, Concessions
win hc made on board. II is understood
that Galveston viii no; have normal this
summer so this will be the nearest one to
The coast
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rho New Iloriicniture,

The poat has received a copy u Mr.. II
81 sulngfoilow's vaiuabls work. the Eew
Horticulture" witch VAS published ~ tho
author some months $40. The work elyas
tho public the benefit % Ar, stringfaliow's
personal experience q thirty yearB IN fruit
aud vegetable growing. and nhoud be IN
The bands OF every fruit grower aud truck
gardener Ia Texas While distinctly AZ
plicablo IN many u iia details 10 the far
South only, The general sHggesiions IA
The New Horticulture" win be found Of
interest and value ia pGy section. The
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Dallas. Texas, April u.--priyate tele-
grams TO Sheriff Cabell tonight state that
81 no killed Joseph Mcmahon at Wichita.
kan, a week ago, was given L veritable
ovation today On his return 10 Texas. Al
all The towns from Fort Worth westward
hundreds Of persons met the train at The
stations and cheercd the Texas officer
wildly and shook his hand most cordially.
At his home town OF Abilene more than
1000 persons met the train at the railroad
station ana escorted him to his home.
cheering as they proceeded through the
gt
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ruE CITY.

The Fort l. daav-ree 20 a-y part % ms
xiky by carriers 81 $40 per nloLih, go
r31n.he. $40, el1 months. Jaw, O-s ss"''
ki1VV a..
M. yheodor4 gs-nr has charge CT ne
CRY LircJiz LCn and LSJsct-rg- -
Nasegs. Theodore eer7ng &n1 csss- =. -
Lost 4sa ths actgorZe4 e-ltri 20 "a a. a.
tSon, ana no money should Be pA4e - ~
ore other than thosn named. yl5s1 tyst 4.
written authority s-goe- ~ ias
exs should be pad ~ cAeeE y i-TeF "
ghe HsunIon Printing Company.
No "ordFrs for goo1H." etc. AFS slFea =
lie ,,,r,y,a.e srsert. s-.5 nors Wi " Gcceg:
~ e. pa ym@li q; ola-s tlis
Eubfail 4era fh@'1E 20 receive ne ,'ssf
regularly VII please no. - ere Once
ttrotnuffr, Every s1ssrr. ger "a per IS s1-
peusee 70 be deliveries ACT 4ets: i2sn ts'
..
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sen,cnccd to the pcnlteutinry.

Mckinney. Texas. April lO-Dstrlct
Judge Russell pronounced sentence today
upon the following prisoners who had pre-
yiously confessed their guilt to the crimes
mentioned: John Rollins, burglary. six
years; Frank Brockman, burglary, six
years; Henry Brockman. burglary. six
years: Nit Rollins. burglary, two years
Claua Skidmore. forgery. Two years. VIII
Jelreys. cotton theft. two years. Hardin
Jeifreys. cotton theft. two years; Mallie
Fletcher. burglary, Two years, in State re-
fornatury
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THE HOUSE.
Little business Likely TO Be Ds,l
in the Housc.

Washington. April 1.-THE house v
continue its programme OF three dan' Y
journment this week. Jerry simps';
Kansas will embarrass the majority !
much as possible by requiring a quoun7
approve the Journal, but will have By
aid from the democrats II the svldt 1
the resolution adopted by the demat1
caucus yesterday prevails. AS ne ~
Of the house leaders a present Is init'a
however. his opportunities TO harsa '
republicans win be slight. /, may ka
owing to the urgency Of the case, ths ~
ers may deem advisable, when the ~
meets on Wednesday, TO take up ih :,
NOR plate question in some form. u Y
event such legislation as is deemed psss
can be had under a special order no. J
committee on rules. but nothing "
yet been decided.
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msn FAITH.

Je was iuR away 10 the cruel wars
lie was strong Dnd che was tAlF'
lie took her genlt g ny arms
Bat she 0iau't weop aud she didn't "oh'
or Ruccunb "a useless fright
a." had TOD hia college ~ spfhuhs' anu
cleveland Leader.
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Found nena in n chnir.

New Braunfels, Texas. April l0.-Toaay
at u O'Clock carl Won Gehren was found
dead in rocking chair at his home in the
filih ward tcomaltown) by Mr. IL.
Fischer'a family, who occupy part Of his
house SIR Gehren had been su(fering
for several days from heart trouble whir55
was the direct cause of his death De-.
ceased was G2 years Of age and leaves
three grown children.
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CURRENT Fun.

Ethsl-oh, dear nc / don't know what
to think. AlSy asked me- last night II
/ wouldn,t Ike 10 have someth ng around
the house mat could love, ana that
would love me.
Filth Won?
Ethel WeI, / don't know whether ne
means himself or whether NO Is thinking
OF buying me dog!--Puck.
First Passenger Would you-ah-lend me
your spcrtac!ss q moment. please?
Second sscuger-certun!y. sir.
First Pass pgor-Ah--thank You; now.
as sou can moi 50. 10 read your paper,
pioaseg--New York World.
This new eoap," said the barber. zig
worry nice. II - made largely OF cream,
with Just a dash of alcohol In IT,"
"Well. rgm mlcr I'm tcmperancn
any more Of y IN my mouth than you can
help, Harlem LIE.
Enthusiastic Alumnus- -Frend-R. r,
| Johnson OF course those are the hoy <
initials but VIVA, do they stand for?
qu!rer,
| A raw scotch lad TONED the volunteers.
! and on IN" f.rs' parade day his sister
| came with his mother 70 see the regiment.
! ON the march past jock was out Of
."Iook. .mither." said his sister, "they'r'
! n cot ~ step but COR Jock!'-Glasgow
| Herald
Molhcr-Johnny, how often have tolc
| you that you mustn't holt your food,
| Johnny--6uesa u isn't no worse - boil
| ,ny food than II IL for you TO turn the KEY
| on 4 when rs In the cupboard,-BosIon
| Transcript
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~ tht. 81 s-Tsa-s &c - a. i1ls VASE q
.ir-s Gu5 srS-t .u- -tss sssusle = VIZ = e. e
solves gut rs he srV-rsrlaa rpes, = al
lay sxnrisa ssE-s q, tAs .1~ssiar risss-
w7hs- the later eez tlrrt g soE-tlnr
wcxits. q n. % i7-.rr- tnarE ~ * a.
ID. zleaeF via flns Us way. poaslt.,y. tn:r
buslrsss sskis--z55 40, before. !. tae
rnsNati-as 3; Is ptIy t.ae na-s s.caraoz.
uguz aa1h ssrrio- and community 20 ''rEa-
ale ~ 9--- csaos.~ --u-- easloess s;G-3-
p1'ni. Tae tvetosFs leIross tAszis @s.ec;
;hsir sSr-.F . h-srrinr hp-ss capital into
slGy-ttsy thguie stuay he fs,@ ant Jsin.
on 70 tseii erI -2e-nnerr TIA p,stifllitiss
II Iva, su:e-5rr!ges. wH hI~s recently
seets hrTos capital take hold q. Dos O. ;re
promising FrAeiDss 4 E5uss1a. re Esa-e
c: tits KIND e nsn6nss me bsr.ar ;ar "a
And few suraezEtal rianesrs W. sosa
have large following. l.: sc PRESS and
tie butiaess organizations Il The s9u;a
show ho1s cap.ia It's osr'or-u-i;ies--;ia.ssis
cyarts IL ctr cAies. 1u.ae; ogr o-.lr de-
r'eudsree. ans tts fsls to-day is errs-
citljy inviting
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De r-s,ss.,, = r..--,.s 7-e-.s D. ss.3..s.s,,.
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f9ar.er ~ p @ $50 was IT, ne gay
ef hs-,isa a-t z-tt.5-r g .-.7-s- r. s--e-s-ra.
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New Opening.
Detroit New

Dclrot News.
Ii ren'a MS to he soen whether Colonc,
OTIS OF California VIII accept a nogltion
as secretary of the war against the adj.
mr.siratlon.
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PIE DAILY Yosr, SUNDAY rosr,
rp.c,n, s,nn comsni.,iousrs.

4 AT AuBrIH--I. a Fxt.l einrs = tas
Etslfn Capitol BullsiEE. -.
n Ar taALNESTO&--J- u. snlNT&l- eA4--s
e the Evening Tribsne B1Iiaing-
TELEPHONE NUMBERS,
Editorial, 81 Business. IL
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Ire Fcrt IS o.Iase5 - toe fork tr1st-
lstc9rnuro'u lF,Fsay grpose5 - = 4 Is ~
i.ssel ~ - tiosta re Tas- ba,frr4s
'azt ;he psoFiA O. Tens ~ f-i1z raE1-
u pay 80 rspce Tor tae.r e. la-es's '.7'2
ard fsH-e sso1le he ro-ns rneirad ae~sss
70 give IS ohsere hooks hus 7srss t-1.-
fofrn tert fsaek saws are nos ere tAL-E
they az vu,lbsSrc-ne, ro,-5rc crtssiT-,
IN up5~s,-at3e and I'm POSE ucw. ns &
has dyns 2 re ssast. rsc2-is rs .r1E-
rflsnt ssa1rs- iharrL
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/ TIE fs-i n To-sssr's l,rs-e-aat s. Ci--
I c'ataa 's.iioasee ~ e.: ina - FFar-
rag god iuek RS ~. -. seaa 14a--
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-07

refuge Sunday on board two steamers
which were at this port and the French
steamer Vile de Marseille has been
requisitioned by the French minister in
order to serve as a place of refuge for
French citizens. The Vile de Marseille
has arrived here direct from Porto
Rico.
The population OF this place is in a
state of great excitement, but the Hay
tian government has strong forces Of
troops at it's disposal, and is resolved
to maintain order.
The exact nature of Germany's de-
mands on Hayti is as yet somewhat in
doubt, but it is understood that the
German government asks: An in
demnity of $4,000 (American) for Herr
Lueders. The promise that Herr Lue-
ders may return to Hayti and there So
journ without danger of any kind. A
letter to the German government in
which Hayti will express apology for
the proceedings toward the German
government in the whole transaction.
That the president of Hayti shall
graciously receive the German charge
d'affaires at Port au Prince.
It is this fourth demand to which
the most serious exception has been
taken by the Haytian government, as
affecting Haytis honor and involving
a deep humiliation, for it was Count
Schwerin, the German charge daffaires
at Port au Prince who went before
President Simon Sam and rudely sub
mitted the demand for indemnity and
apology.
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GERMANYS ULTIMATUn
Warships Make a Demand on Hayti
For Herr Lueders Indemnity,
LITTLE REPUBLIC WILL YIELD.

The Demands of Germany Include the
Reception of the Bullying German
Charge d'Amaires "A Humiliation
For President simon sam.
Port au Prince. Hayti, Dec. THE
trouble between Germany and Haytt
as a result Of the arrest and imprison-
ment of Herr Lueders, an alleged Ger
man subject, reached a crisis yester-
day. Two German cruisers entered
this port during the morning, and an
ultimatum from the German govern
ment was delivered to the Haytlan
government giving the latter eight
hours in which to grant the demands
Of Germany for an indemnity to Herr
Lueders. The members Of the diplo-
matte corps here believe the govern
ment of the republic has decided to
accept the conditions of Germany.
In anticipation of trouble the citi-
zens Of German nationality sought
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THE ONLY ONE.
THE PYRAMID PILE CURE, THE
ONLY CURE RECOMMENDED
BY PHYSICIANS AS BEING
PERFECTLY SAFE.
No Opium, Cocaine. Narcotic or other
Poison In It.

No Opium, Cocaine, Narcotic or other
Poison In It.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-07
WHGT Do the CHILDREN DRINK 2

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you tried
the new food drink called Grain-O? 1t is
delicious and nourishing and takes the place
Of coffee. The more Grain-O you give the
children the more health you distribute
through their systems Grain-O is made of
pure grains, and when properly prepared
tastes like the choice grades of coffee but costs
about as much. All grocers sell it, 15c and
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-12-07
Philadelphia &
Reading Railway
1 X. 4 Coal--No Smoke
IN EFFECT September 27, 1897

Trains leave Shenandoah as follows:
For New York via Philadelphia week dava
10, 80, T05 "a .. M, 12 83, 8 10 and 6 OF D
m Sundays, 4 10 a. m.
For New York via Mnuch Chunk week days
Sc, z O5 a. m, u 83 and 10 p. m.
For Reading and Philadelphia, week days
. 10, 5 So, 2 05, 98 Am, 12 49, 10 and on D. M
Sundays, 10 a. m.
For Pottsville, week days, 2 10, 2 O5, o 54 a. m.
IL 90, 3 10, 9 o. and 25 p. m. Sundays, 10 a. no
For Tamaqua and MahAnoy CITY, week days
10, 56, 7O5 Q 81 q. M, IL 8S, 10 and on p. m
Sundays, 2 10 n. m
For Williamsport, sunbury and Lewisburg
Sundays 3 25 a. IN.
For MahanoS Plane, weekdays, 10. 25 8 86
05, 54, IL 30 n. M. 12 83, TO- o. 2 25 SIS anC
II 40 p. m. Sundays, 2 10, 3 25 a. m.
For Ashland and Shamokin, week days, 3 25
5 SO, ! 05, II 80 a. M, so7, 725 and 55 p. m
Sundays, 3 25 a. m.
For Baltimore, Washington and the West vii
B. & o. r. r., through trains lee-s ReadinJ
Terminal, Philadelphia, (P: & r. b ~ at %
55, IL 20 q. m, 10 and 72I p L.. Sundays
3 20, 90, II 20 a. M, 40 and p p. m. Addi
tional trains from Twenty-fourth and Chest
nut streets station, week days, 10 80 a. m. - 20
u is 8 40 m. Sundays, 1 85, 8 % D. IN,