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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-10-05

Moments are useless if trifed away and
they are dangerously wasted if consumed by
delay in cases where One Minute Cough Cure
would bring immediate relief. G. II. Hagen
buCh
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STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
A Contest Between the Bulls and
Benrs. nnh the Renrs Win Ont.

A Contest Between the Bulls and
Bears, ana the Bears Win Out.
New York, oct 4-There was little more
In todays market than a running con.
test between the bulls and bears, in which
the bulls were successful during the early
part of the day, but in which the bears
turned the tide later, and put the oppo-
nents to rout, wlping out all the gains
of the earlier trading. There was every
thing in the bulls favor in the early
market the lively buying on Saturday
having apparently reassured foreign cap
ital, so that prices of American seouri-
ties on the London Exchange were ad-
vanced before the opening here. Prices
of the international stocks opened about
on a parity with the London higher level.
The mass of orders in the hands Of COM
mission houses, and which were put into
execution Immediately, showed that the
home public as well as the foreigners be-
iieved that the market had turned again
and that reaction had come to an end.
The higher prices invited heavy realiz-
ing sales and the bears added the pres
sure of short selling under which the ad-
vances melted away in most cases, the
net losses being, however, for the most
part fractional. Closing bids:
BALTIC. e. Ohio... II Lehigh Valley. 30%
Chesa. & Ohio. PAS N. ]. Central. . 961s
Del. & Hudson. .11715 N. Y. Central. 110%
D., L. & W....,157h Pennsylvania e. 577s
Erie............... IN Reading, I'd pf.. 32h
Lake Erie & W.. 1914 st, Paul....,,,., 971%
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When you want good roofing, plumbing
gas fitting, or general tinmithing done cali
on E. F. Gallagher 10 West Centre street.
Dealer In stoves l-tf
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Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life

If you want to quit tobacco using easily
and forever, be made well, strong, magnetic,
full of new life and vigor, take No-To-Bac
the wonder-worker that makes weak men
strong. Many gain ten pounds in ten days.
Over 1000 cured. Buy No-To-Bac from
your own druggist who will guarantee a
cure. SOC or S1OO. Booklet and sample
mailed free. Ad. Sterling Remedy Co.,
Chicago or New York.
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No man or woman can enjoy life or accom-
plish much in this world while suffering from
a torpid liver. DeWitts Little Early Risers,
the pills that cleanse that organ
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HoW's Your Cough?
Pan-Tina cures it, 25c At Gruhler Bros,
drug store,
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Up to Date for Pains and Aches.
Everybody says Red Flag Oil, 25c. AT
ruhler Bros, drug store.
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wearied me that 1t
would require a day
or more for mo to re-
cover from the ex-
haustion. It affords
me great pleasure to
say that Dr. Miles
Restorative Nervine
and Restorative Tonic
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1897.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
FOR TREASURER,
JAMES s. BEACON,
OF Westmorelaud.
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL,
LEVI G.. MCCAULEY,
of Chester.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
FOR JUDGE
Hon O. p. BECHTEL,
OF Pottsville.l
FOR SHERIFF,
HESTER S. ALBRIGHT,
OF Orwigsburg.3
FOR POOR DIRECTOR,
JOHN ROWE, SR.,
OF fremont
FOR JURY. COMMISSIONER,
JOHN ANsToCK,
Of Mahauoy City.
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Evening Herald
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Heights and Ladies of Honor.

The Supreme Lodge commenced its session in
Detroit, Mich, the 14tn inst. There was pres
ent full representation OF the grand officers
members OF committees and representatives. Su-
preme Protector I.ockaId presented a gold
mounted gavel M ade from wood taken fiom
the iog cabin OF General Grant in the state of
Missouri 5. B. Carleton of this city deslg-
mated the official press reporter The printed
reports OF the graz officers show in two
years there were procured for old odges IO.243
members and cn. rter reli fund members in new
lodges 2744, MAXI total OF - 9S7 FIom jan
uary !. $50, to July !, IL z. Is 904
bers were admitted TO the relief fund; number
susl eEutd en- or before July l. 1897. 6S7S: uIed
l72; leaving ], S64 of the who.e Der ini-
tiAted
the suspended 1888 were members of the
lodges ltus' since January, 1899 and the re-
maInder members of lodges organized pr to
that date On The 3lst OF Dece mber OF last year
there were 1882 showing net increase in two
years or 545 From The time OF organization in
1888, the records show that California paid in
At the election held the third day L. L. LocN-
ard was re-elec. ed supreme protector; II. Freu-
denthal, vice-prOtector: {. w. Harvey reelected
secretary; George A. Bryd, treasurer; Mrs. S NJ.
Gilbert chaplain: Mrs. kllen Wempe, guide; w.
r. Kendall, guardian; p. J. Meehan sentinel; DR..
L. D. Witherill, medical examiner: Samuel Hath
away, +. Streck anu ]. :. Anderson, trus. ees.
oakland Lodge celebrated its twentieth anniver-
sary Ihe IA b inst
Grand Protector Mrs Belle w. Conrad will at
tend the eleuration by YerDa Buena Lodge at San
Jose Wed nesday next.
There will be one assessment in October-No
46l.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
improved Order of Red Man

ne Great Council of the United States met in
Philadelphia on the l4th inst, and ar,uud the
council fires there were PSI past grand sachems
ana srent chiefs. From the reports presented it
pears that for the year ending July 81 there were
29, AZ adOptionS, 1883 ad missions by cara, l4l 3
reinstatements, 23,39S suspensions, $50 rejec-
tions 32S expulsions, 1895 Withdrawals and 13l 8
deaths. Total membe ship the date given
155. .3S9, at same date previous year. 149,245 net
gala during the past year, 9715 Tota mum Der OF
past sachrmS % lis he recep-s during The
year vere $777,299; paid for the relief OF mem
for burial the dead, S113SUS j he vaiue OF
IibaI property is set down 81, $50 210; a.gre-
gate cash on hand in the treasures the Various
tribes. $2Z527o.
sceo.a riDe wi ! tomorrow adopt twenty-six
palefaces aud next FRIDAY Ahwashte 1libe will
adopt nine.
Last week the members of the Past Sachems
Association paid fraternal visit Altahmos
Tribe and were most cordially received. 1he as
where the members received by large
mem bership and at tn e close OF the meeting were
tender-d vote OF thanks tor their visit. Ad-
dresses were made by Past GIand Sachem Josse-
lyn, Great Senior Sycamore Col ius. Great Cher
OF Records Burgman, Great Keeper of ampum
smith and Past Sat hens Hornblower unui v
FoNzer, jess 'lyn and Parrish.
Past Great oachem }. G. smith and Past Sachem
J. H. smith, bo n OF Samoset Tribe of Vallejo have
taken up their residence in his city.
sotoyCme I rite conferred the degrees on several
candidates at its last held meeting d adopted
two pa efaces. This tribe will celebrate its
twenty -ninIh anniversary by a ball OF october
ing, which will be the first given in the
upW al
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Ancient Order United workmen

Nevada City Lodge is organizing a Grill team
will soon confer the degrees in ampified
form.
Last Monday Grand Master Workman Winter
Instituted lodge at Mokelumne Hill with
twenty-four charter mem bers- Thomas Ervine is
the master wO kman and &. =. Peck recorder.
santa Rosa Lo ge, which within a short time
has added fifty 10 its mem bership, is organizing
drill cam.
Grand Master Workman Winter. assisted by
D. putty +. c. Sauniers and District Deputy James
leonard instituted lodge a. La Grsnde, Merced
Nrxt Wednesday Valley Lodge will give grand
smoker There viii be addresses by promi nent
spea
six new lodges were instituted last month and
like number will De instituted this month
Harmony Lodge will be visited by Grand Fe-
ceiver Booth on The 2d OF October and he Will de-
liver an illustrated lecture.
Memorial odge at 1t, meeting last Monday had
onr initiation a. Feceiv d Two applications. This
lodge has introduced Interesting >Ocial feature
10 follow The transaction Of business
Golden Gate Lodge cele brsted its twentieth
niversary ShIel,' building last Friday night
and there was greater atten ance than the hall
could comfortably sCcommodate. In addition 10
appropriate address by Grand Recorder Hirsh-
berg there was presented progr mme in which
J. r simpton, w. J. Na-le. Miss l.. Trautuer
PtOteS or Newman. John j hnson and the MOhr
brothers took part i his followed by dant {
under the supervision OF a committee OF which
q. y. Trautner was the chairman
he public m -etln. or Excelsior Ledge and
lecture by DE steele will be on Thursday even
ing, october -, instead OF on the daIe previously
announced
Golden West Lodge had a meeting last night. at
which a idresses were made by the grant ecCrder
and he grand receiver.
Pacific drilI team conferred the degrees on ten
c ndiuates for south Berkeley Lodge last Friday
Deputy Grand Masler Work man Poland insti
tuled Paso Robes Lodge at PaSo Rotles last Mon
day. The new lodge h II thirty charter members
B. Sanders is the master worAmRn and L. NJ.
BenneIt recorder.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
The Native Sons.

Upon suggestion of the Yosemite Park Com
missioners Grant President Clark Grand Secre
taiy Lunstedt, Grand treasurer Martin and Grand
Trustees Hawkins and Bvington were appointed a
committee TO confer with the Commiss ouers with
view to making arrangements for a number of
the par ors 10 visit the valley in 1898
Grand SecreJarr LunstedI, accompanied by
Grand Trustee Hawkins and Deputies G. Il. Hev-
rim and Z. Hayden, visited Sausalito last week 10
take steps to reorganize Seapoint Parlor. Dr. j.
J. ~ otiiswood was elected surgeon and instructed
examine the thirty or native sons who
have signed the petition Tor reorganization. A
subsequent meeting was held In Mill Valley, and
the paior VIII be ready Tor institution on Wednes-
day by Deputy B. i. Miller
FRANK MatfisJn, second grand Vice-president
will, as mem Der or the Wis ting board commence
II = official visits IN the first part of October
The good OF the order ,ommit- ee of California
Parlor VIII give an en- ntertainment and dance in
Native sons Fl all IN the Latter part Of October
The OwIs' of FL Dorado P4ror, brought into
life by Dr. w. J. Hawkins, will mold forth next
thursday after the business OF the parior shall
have be transacted.
,'rand Trustee q. p Hull is visiting Tucson,
AriZ
y number of members of Mt. Tamalpais Parior
sOoR the aEgonaut deg. ee at santa Rosa, and are
80 well Pleased with IL that they VIII induce a
number OF the psr or who were absent TO Join.
tirard Orator Judge j. C. Rust will on 4 uesday
night visit Pacific Parlor, Wednesday south san
francisco Parlor, Thursday -Iational Parior and
on Friday Santa Cruz Parlor in the city of that
uane.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Good Tempiarn.

The recent convention of the International SUI
preme Lodge of the Independent Order OF Good
Iemplars in Zurich Switzerland, was an event OF
Importance IN that organi Zati"n. From official
reports that have been received in this City 1t ap-
pears that when the Supreme Lodge asse mbled in
Ionhaile there we're present one hundred repre-
sentatives from forty-two grand lodges and an al
most equal number OF past represe hta lives. hon
orary members and visitors The California
grand lodge was represented by Mrs. M g. wright
ana James Wi son of Los Ange
The biennial reports of the grand officers showed
that there are now So rand lodges. 94S4 subo rdi-
nate lodges, wi h embe:sbip of SO 6Ol, and
that In the juvenile department there are 264l
temples, with l4S 6S7 members.
On the first day OF the session the International
Supreme Lodge degree conferred on forty-siI
the graduating exercises OF the class OF 81 Good
Templar course of study, were he'd under the
direction of Simeon b. Chase OF Pennsylvania At
tn session of the Information / Institute of Juve
nile Ten pie Workers Miss Jessie Forsyth OF Boston,
Mass, was reelected pi esIdent, Mrs. A Harris of
Iowa vice-president for America, Rev. James
Teams of Massachusetts secretary and j. F. Cleg-
horn of Wisconsin treasurer
he membership of the Templars is distri bu;ed
as follows United states, 13S, 9So; anada, 22,-
247; Great B itan and ireland. lu4. 1876; Scandi-
navians, 80, ,399; Central Europe 2590; Australia,
is. S9o; Asia, 8 % (adults), others -Z46.
Toronto, Canada, selected he next place
of meeting Joseph Mains OF England was elected
II. w. g. T.; I'd WavenSKy, NJ. Z. uf sweden, K.
w. q. c.: Miss Anna NJ Saunders OF Nebraska,
X. W. 6. V. T.; Miss Jennie Forsylne of Massa-
chusetts, H. w. q. ;. ]. T.; Colonel b. F. Parker of
land, Ia. w. g. Treas; Dr. d. III. Mann of BrooS-
lyn, y. Y. L. R. ". - T. y tier the installation
the re ring Right Worthy Grand Templar Dr.
Mann wa presented beautiful gold swiss chain
and Mis-, Chariot; A. Gray Was presented purse
containing al francs
District Lodge NJ will give grand entertain
ment ON The % of october. on which occasion the
features Will b. "a Blu Lterfly Dream by uancing
class and living ctures.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Knights of PythIas.

Grand Chancellor Grant has announced the fol-
lowing vistations: Septem ber 27, Fern Leaf
Lodge at Forest Hill; 2S Cedar Lodge at DuIcn
Flat Especially; 30lh, Olympic Lodge at Grass Val
ley; October l, Milo Lodge evada City; ed, Spar
tan Lodge, North Bloomfield.
Unity company No l3, Uni orm Rank of the
Knights of Pythias, will give grand ball Pyth-
ian Castle on the 26th OF October
Herman Schatfner, 6. h. r. and \, has made ar
rangements 10 visit the 10 al lodges the last
meeti Dg in the month for the purpose OF explain
ing the avs of the order to the mem Dership.
>eQuoia Lodge has made arIRngemenIs for a
trolley party on the evening Of the 5tn OF October
The Misses Rathbone daughters of the founder
OF the order, in this city visit firm
Washington, D. C., last week and now on heir
way home via Portland ana the Northern Pacific
route
There was meeting las: night in Sausalito in
Belirudes Hall for organization of lodge of
Py h"S there and fixing ,he date for the imitation
Of Ihe charter hrr
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Oraer of Chosen Friends.

Evans Council had a splendid social time aft er
the business m' citing last thursday night the
meeting being rendered more enjoyable by the
large number present. There was large deee a.
tion from Empire Council There was presented
impromptu programme, in which Mrs Finnie
Mrs c. +. Sain, Mr. Dunlap, j. c. Irvine and
Walter y. Brunt took part
Grand Councillor Boehm is expected home this
week.
Social Council, acting under the reso-
luton 10 add a social feature at each Tut one cf
its meetings every month, gave its first one |. 81
hun sday isht here present a good al
tendance. which inIulged in game of progress
sve euchre until late hour 1he genIleman's
first prize won by r L. Bsccus; lady's prize
mrs. h Hilton: booby prizes, William Morris
and Mrs Won Buckley. AL the next meeting
there viii be an entertainment after the shorI
business meeting
a Golden Gate Council gave very enjoya bic en-
lertainment and dance in tue AlcaZar last Friday
mig ht, and there were present a large number 10
enjoy the programme, in which Mis-. zeal, Miss
Porter, Mrs. Beers, Miss Louise Missanli and
simpson took part. Zach participant was warmly
appiauded. Then followed enjoyable pro
gramme of dance until midnight. The committee
that ha charge of the affair was: Mrs HiIman
Mrs Boehm, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Beers and Messrs.
Jackson LAuer
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26

S4O0O IN plant for working black sand at
the mouth OF Little River. Fifteen men will
De employed, and 1t is expected to work 500
tons OF sand every twenty-four hours.
Inc Alcatraz Asphalt Company is develop
Ing It's santa Bar bara County resources on an
enormous scale. Nearly So 600 900 is being
invested in pipe lines, tan ks and other facili-
Ties Tor working its immense asphalt deposits
in the Sesquoc country.
Los Angeles capitalists looking for mining
investments arc making great many invest
ments In desert-mining properties. The dis
coYery and development OF the gold bearing
ledges of both the Colorado and Moiave
deserts are increasing at a const family acceler-
ated rate.
Important discoveries are reported from a
new mineral belt in Shasta County, five miles
from Cinnabar and twenty-three miles from
Castella. High-grade ore has been struck and
many locations made. There is constant
succession of reports of the finding of good
ledges and pockets from Shasta and Siskiyou
counties.
A recently reported strike on the Mojave
desert is one of 800 rock in the Desert
Queen mine, west of Banning in the Pinon
district
1t is said that the big body of gravel recently
struck in the Fischer & Defour drift mine in
Calaveras County, Will much of it yield 75
CeutS 10 the pan.
The following are the delegates to the con-
vention of the California Miners Association
from Sisktyou County: John Daggett, Black
Bear; A. G. Meyers, Quartz Valley; NJ. c.
Beem Fort Jones; r. J. Nixon, Yreka; G. H.
Vogan, Happy Camp.
Sta tie Senator Dorsey will erect a 10O-stamp
mill on his mining property in the Picahco
district San Diego County.
1t is reported TINT the recent strike on the
600 level OF the Rawhide mine, Tuolumne
County, revealed an ore body 1S feet wide
averaging S430 to the ton, while some rich
streaks yield several thousand dollars to the
ton.
The Napa Consolidated Quick silver Mining
Company has declared two divide nds of 10
cents per share, amounting to $50, 900, and
payable october 1.
The CASTOR Ridge mine, Nevada County, is
another one of the old and abandoned prop
critics that have been reopened with brilliant
success. The present company has been run
ming prospect tunnel for two years. 1t is
now in 1900 feet, and at depth OIL $50 feet on
the ledge q rich ore body has been struck.
The mine had been abandoned at the depth of
220 feet
Prospectors are yet pouring in quite steady
stream into the desert miuing districts and
especially into the Panamint country.
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
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Painful diseases are bad enough, but when a
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night. Sleep is almost impossible and under
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The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
ETIQUETTE OF THE WHEEL.

Rules of living differ in the country and
in the city where the vast mum Der of
strangers to be met with regulates to
considerable extent ones behavior. As
IN walking, woman on a bicycle should
be on a mans right, thai he may protect
her. Should she dism cunt he should i'm
mediately lollow suit, no matter what the
cause. This self-evident rule is too often
neglected.
In overta king any one, going through a
narrow place or anywhere tnat danger
turks, the man should take the lead, but
on the other hand, on an open road where
the path is narrow, the woman should
lead, otherwise the man may set too fast
pace and tire her out. In riding side by
side the man 5 wheel should be trtie be-
hiad-perhaps with the front wheel even
with her handle bars.
There are many miles of country roadway
where there is but foot of hard soil a. one
side of the road. If it be Oil the right
side OF the way as you ride, that bit of
space is yours. If it be on the left side of
the way, it belongs 10 you only so long as
no one coming in the other direction
wishes II. Many a woman, however, counts
on her chances and rides along without
the least thought of the rights OF others
who meet her when she is on their side
OF the road; and while no man should in
sist on his rights in sucu a case, it is Just
40 u uS 1daI uO woman SnOuIu compel
him to give up the path when it belongs
to him. In the same way woman
should ride with one whom she knows
very we'll, until she can ride eight or ten
miles without constantly dismountlng or
falling off or showing in other wavs that
she has not mastered the rudiments of
wheeling 1t she sets out for q twenty
mile run and finds herself incapable of
going beyond five without great difficulty
she is causing every one else in the party
great inconvenience Chicago News
The San Francisco call., 1897-09-26
Derree of Hnnor.

Dawn of Rope Lodge will give yellow kid
parry next Saturday night
~ilver Spray Lodge had initiation last Tues
day and good social hour followed
Last Wednesda Ivy Lodge conferred the de-
gree on a gentleman and his daughter, two appli-
cations were received, applicant elected and
one beneficiary certificate asked 1or. Mrs
Sturrock was given rising vote OF thanks for her
excellent service chairman OF the visiting COM
mittee. Mrs. Stewart superior chief OF honor
urged upon the members TO increase tie bene-
iciary branch Mrs Ella Van Court a mem ber
u the ledge. was present af,er atsence of a
year III Los Angeles, and gave interesting ac-
count OF her visits 10 the lodge there. IcecTeAm
q d cakes were served to the visitors and men,
beIs
Magnet Lodge recently gave interesting and
sue essful "bloomer p .rJy,' on when occasion
each one presented a pudding flower, which
The committee explained a boomer
NlVla and Neliie lodges have applied for bene-
fcIary certificates.