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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-03-15

BON TON
29N. Main ST., Shenandoah, Pa.

The Bon Ton will be ready on |
March 18TH, at 7 p. m, to demon
strate to the people of this town
and county, who are lovers of the
latest fashions in the millinery
world. Our equipment of spring
novelties for this season is unsur-
passed by any other establishment
in the county. The opening will
convince you that we have the
largest millinery parlors and the
greatest display of
TRIMMED HATS, FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, ORNAMENTS,
and MOURNING GOODS
Ever exhibited in Shenandoah.
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Headache Quickly Cured
DR.. Davis Anti-Headache never fails, 25c.
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Michael Casteliue, an Italian, was COM
mitted to prison by by Justice McCool, of
this place, in default Of 81 300 bail, charged
by Dominick Durell with larceny, assault
with intent to kill and forgery, and also
carrying concealed deadly weapons on oath
of Policeman George W. Fortz. Casteline
drew revolver on the policeman at the
corner of Centre and Norwegian streets. Cas-
feline was boarding with Durell and when the
latter went to work Casteline stole his bank
book showing a deposit of S16O, "a revolvera ra-
zor and other articles. Casteliue tried to in
duce Thomas Cassle,a fruit dealer Of this place,
to identify him as the owner of the bank
book, so that the money could be drawn. The
prisoner also forged Durell's name to a note.
Castelins only recently arrived from Italy
In the matter Of the estate of James l.
Manbeck, late of the Township of Union,
deceased, the return of the sale was CON
firmed nisi.
w. j. Kennedy was appointed guardian OF
Yeda b., Hattie f.. Lulu c., Geary c. and
Clara E. Hover, minor children of Chas. c.
Kower, lato of the borough of Frackville
deceased. Five bonds in the sum of $40,
each were filed and approved by the Court
Keep it in the house and it will save vol
many an anxious moment during the changes
Of season and weather; we refer to DR.. BullI
! Cough Syrup, the best remedy for cough anl
! cold
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To Cure Headache in IS Minutes.
Take DR.. Davis Att Headache. All druggists.
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Wanted.

Chicken soup, free, tonight.
Hot lunch tomorrow morning.
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Hats Trimmed Free.

Music at opening by Reilly
orchestra. A handsome souvenir
to every lady on the opening night.
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Died at the Hospital.

Scalp Treatment.
Katharine A. Hickey, 126 n Main st. I
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The spring remedy that
better than all others is
Paine's
Celery
Compound

Thousands have been Gun
by 1t. physicians use and re
ommend It.
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Kendriok House Free Lunch.
A Promising Future.

Puree of pea soup will be served, free, t.
all patrons tonight.
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Psf anybody finds five days after max
ing purchase of us that we are not cheaper
with our One Price system than any other
store in the county, we redeem the goods and
refund the money
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NEWS FROM
THE COURT.
The Farmers League Against the Tax
payers Association.
A PROTEST FROM The FORMER
They Object to the Settlement of the Cases
Against the County Commissioners
and Controller Case Against
Commissioner Meyers Taken
Up Again.

Special TO EVENING HERALD.
Pottsville, March l5-The Union Labor
Society of Shenandoah, which was chartered
by the court yesterday has for its objects
beneficial and protective measures for its
members from the funds collected from
them. There is no capital stock. The
trustees are Joshua Walerty ykiewicz, Joseph
Shuplas Anthony Marnsyeyicz, Matt
Pswalnis and Anti Wizsacki
THE MEYERS CASE.
The case of County Commissioner Charles
Meyers for misdemeanor in office was called
up before Judge Bochtel this morning in
court room No. !. +. d. Smith. Esq. one of
the counsel for the defense was still i'll and
George J. Wadlinger, Esq, took his place
William d. Hill, architect was the first wit
ness called and was examined by John f.
Whalen, Esq, in behalf of the Common
wealth He testified as to the extras ON the
almshouse contract as allowed by him The
witness testified as to each item, the prosecu-
tion trying to show that there was negligence
on the part of the Commissioners The
architect made report 10 the County Com
mIssioners in June, 1897. This paper includ-
ing several defects, some of which vera
removed by the contractors. The session
was tedious and unintoresting one and 8t
lO:45 Judge Bechtel said he was Obliged TO
meet the funeral Of relative arriving ON
the II o'clock train and he adjourned court
until two o'clock.
The Mahanoy City arson case, which was
fixed for trial this morning, was not called
owing to the engagement of one of the pro-
scouting attorneys John f. Whalen. ESQ. in
the case OF County Commissioner Meyers. 1t
Is probable that the case will 20 over to the
May term Of court.
The appeal Of former Poor Director Neri
Dietrich was argued at Harrisburg yesterday.
THE FARMERS SPEAK.
The Taxpayers Association has received
notlce from the Farmers Taxpayers League
that the latter has adopted resolutions con-
demning the settlement Of the suits against
the County Commissioners and County Con-
troller. The Taxpayers Association, having
stood the burden of expense in the investiga-
ton and prosecution so far as it has pro-
gressed and it is not likely to be influenced
by the resolution.
EX-County Auditor F. S. snayberger, Of
Molin, near Port Clinton, is president of the
taxpayers League and William W. Brown,
of Wayne township, the secretary. This Mr..
Brown is not the court crier who bears the
same name.
Messrs Allison and Woltien, Of the local
Board OF Charities spent this afternoon in
vestigatiug the case Of Polish inmate of
the county insane asylum. She has been in
the institution two years and her husband is
pressing the Investigation. Dr. Henry NJ.
Wetherill, secretary Of the State Lunacy
Committee, will continue the investigation
next Monday.
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THE HERALD

Cyeafes business because of its kns7On
large circulation and reHde,S rich
results 10 its ad0erhSety.
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Ever exhibited in Shenandoah.
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To reach the pn5he through pro-
gye5i0e, aigNifed, influential journal
use The HERALD columns.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-17

RESOLUTION NO. eat-Be it resolved by
the City Council OF the City OF Seattle as
follows:
80 That IL Is the intention OF the City of
Seattle 10 improve Twelfth Avenue from
East Jefferson Street TO Yesler Way BY
grading the same ard by constructing
sidewalks and parking strips on both
sides thereof in a manner similar TO those
used in the improvement Of Twelfth Az
enue. north of East jefferson Street.
% That the ccSt thereof be paid by as
s@ssments TO be levied upon the property
abutting upon said portion OF said Twelfth
Avenue and said Twelfth Avenue South
under the plan of Immediate payment"
In the manner provided by the Charter
and Ordinances of the City OF Seattle.
CD That the City Engineer be directed
TO furnish 20 the City Council an estimate
Of the cost Of said Improvement
t4l That the matter OF making said i'm
pTovement VIII be considered by the City
Council at session thereof TO be held on
the 18th day OF February 1888 at $50
ociCck y. m, at which time all persons de-
string TO be heard before the City Council
upon the matter of making said improve
ment are notified TO be present
Passed the City Council the I4th day Of
February, lesS. and signed by ME in open
session in Authorization of its passage
this lith day Of February, 1898
J. f. CREIGHTON.
President Of the City Council
Filed by me this 18th cay of February,
1895 WILL III. PARRY
City Comptroller & Ex-oificio CIV Clerk
Date Of first publication February Is
1898.
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corrections OF sgca ron as II deems Just,
and sna4f tnen ~ ~ ~SEdIaee approve Suca
roll ana shall levy and assess the amounts
ias1sot against SAGA parcel and lot and
declare kfaS same nES1 ss-a thereon and
snail cause the roll 20 DC delivered 10 the
city comptroller wao shah faryswsth de-
liver 10 the city treasurer a certified
copy tnerN0F GSsd9E Et-4rssa< N waAch the
treasurer shan proceed 10 collect the same
except as the duty 81 collection tnereog is
deyolvea By law on some other officer.
provided mat suca treasurer sna xaye
ten days notice - the Official news IA per
land shall mail copy OF SUCH no,see 10
the CNf8ST - tES properly asSs SSe1 when
the pcstcfsice address u such owner Is
known. bat the faisGge 10 mail the same
shah rot oe faIag wneR pGbAcauon there
Of = MADE that snca roll has been cergi-
ned 10 him fos collection. and that unless
payment - made Within thirty days fgoEa
the date OF such notice said assessment
shall become deiiGouen, ana shah bear in
teTesl al tae rate of ten per cent ssT an
mum aEtl raid. and II rot paid before
such assessment snail have become Gc4in-
Qeenl a pena.ty Of i've per cent. snail be
added. and ihc sums delinquent saaH be
entered on he anrDa! tax roll tcT the cur
regt year as4iDst tacn g arc parcel 80
dc inQuent, ana WIN he nteresi ara PEN
atty, collected a. o1her taxes. separate ae-
count being kept thereof and II nos paid
within The tils,e aNed Tor tie payment OF
city taxes. shall be collected as such taxes
are CO. lected. together win such aadI-
tionai charges or PENALTIES as are author
ICED 10 be charged ana collected on other
delinquent taxes and each lot or paTce! 50
delinquent shall be sod FOR the amount or
such assessment Win interest. penalty
ard costs. a the time ana in the manner
and by the same authority as lands and
lots are sold fer city taxes. The Cay
treasurer shall add no penalty to any de-
nnQuent assessment in any case where
the state laws require a nenaty 10 be
added to such advertisement
And be IL further resolved that the FORE
going proposed amendment he and toe
same Is hereby submitted to the qualified
voters of The City OF Seattle for their
ratification or rejection at the next gen.
eral election. TO be held in said City of
Seattle on March sth. ms
Passed the CITY Council the 4th day of
January, 1895. and signed by me in open
session in Authorization OF its passage
this ith day CT January. 1888
THOS. NAVIN
President pro ten II he City Council
Filed by ME this &th day OF January
1893 WILL III. PARRY
City Comptroller ana Ex Offcio City
Clerk
Date IF first publication January 20 1895,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-17
CITY NOTICES.


RESOLUTION No. re-Be II resolved ~
tee C1gy Council Of the City q Seattle as
Cd That Il Is the intention OF the city
OF Sea- L 70 tfr Grove Third Avenue be-
tween Yesie- Way and Pike Street Union
Street Be- weef the east margin OF Sec
ord avenue and the east margin of Fourth
Criea Street and Pine Stree; by repIaak-
inS me roadway and alley Sidewalk cross
InEs thereof
"a That the cost thereof be paid by
assessments 10 D. levied upon the proper
~ ahutting upon said portions OF
and Fourth Avenue under the plan OF
payment ~ bonds" IN the manner pro
vided by the Charter and Ordinances Of
the city OF Seattle. CT as said Charter and
Ordinances may be amended and that the
term CT said bonds be for the period OF
five 81 years.
50 That the City Engineer be directed TO
furnish 10 the Clly Gc9nci al estimate
Cf the cost Of said Improvement
90 That the matter cf making said i'm
pFGEEu1 enr VIII ~ considered h. sht. City
Council by q session thereof 70 be held on
the NJ day OF February t-a> AT T-58
o'clock p. a.. al which time ali persons
desiring 10 De heard before she CITY Cosa-
eli UPON the matter OF ira king SAID IY12-
pTovement are notified to be present.
Passed the City Council the i41a dav e
February. 1855. and signed by ne IN open
session IN authorization OF its passage
this Iith day OF February. ls9S.
J. Z. CREIGHTON.
President Of the City Council
Filed by me this lith day of February,
1875. WILL II. PARRY,
City Comptroller * Ex-officio Clty elk
Date Of inst publication, February Is,
is9s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-17

RESOI IFTI0N NO ia 49, PROPOSED
Amendment No. 81 resolution and
proposition TO sra@nd Section / II Arti.
Gle VII 81 the City Charter and fer the
suomi ssion Of such proposed amendment
TO the qualified voters Of the city al ine
mex, general election.
he il resolved ~ the Cltv Council cf The
Guy 81 Seattle:
that Section of Article VII. ~ the
Clty Charter Ok TIE CITY of Seattle bs
amended so a. 20 read follows:
section There shall he ard Is here
~ created boa - II public work watea
shall consist ~ thrce members. fo-Nit, az
TIE city engineer. who fnaA fse chairman
II the board and g 30 sil9f receive "a sas-
airy Of three Thousand dollars yer Hgsnstfn.
watch snail constitute hts cna3p% ASA tlpa
as "A member % sasG BEARD ans Ns Ctty
k.1gtneeg. ~ The s9ps riTfendsni ~ streets.
sewers ard parks and 81 the super q tend
ent Of AEhuug an4 wat*s s9fsga The
sssfseT.f tessaent o. streets severe ard
narks and the suyersL ffn6~nt 81 taStiwg
sad water works @aals receive s&cn com
gseHseft1n fsr their eHgF;ceS as mon - -
80 zlch Eoar8 as iAe Coanell soat ~
Ord nance pgexi5e."
And o. Il further rssaivea that the fore-
Eosng pscpostd a4e Tsei1neT.s - and fhe
me - hereby submitted - tAa g98Nfss-G
voters Of THE CITY Il Seattle FOR raefr rat
ncatlcn o. reJeeEou az tire next general
election 70 be he'd Msrri sfn. fss&
TasSe1 fhe CITY Council the attn day OF
January. l4-e. and sighed by ne la open
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RESOLUTION 30. I6i. - rhOrUsnD
Amendment No. a resolution and
proposition 10 an mi SUBDIVISION Ot
Sc. Il Of Art.cie VIII OF the city Char
ter and for the submission OF such pro-
pcssd amen dmeut - the qua ihed voters
OF the city al tnc next genera election
he * resolved by the City Council OF The
That Subdivision , Of Sec II Of Article
VIII of the Ctty Charter De Amended SO
a 10 read a follows:
Subdivision = The city council shall,
by gsEerai ordiu nce, provide the manner
n which thc aforesaid impf eEients may
lie made, ana prescribe all necGtul Tegu-
lat5ons tor Jic exercise ~ The city CT tde
power granted aaa coniasnCd la the fore
gong subdivision or this section, pro-
Eidea. that IN al cases - Wnic1 rAc cost
u s1ch improvements s. - oe deifayed ~
zee coliel iion q a special assessment upoZ
Ile property benefited, the foiloNlnS pro-
Ccedlngs shati Be taken, viz; There must
he presented 70 tire boarG OF public works
q written peat q setting forth tne street
or streets alley or alleys, squares, or
Places. OF parts thereof. 80 Ire improve "a,
the NATURE OF the smproseine al. the mode
u pas u1sa< Ana TIE iaCE Ilat tbe elBAsfs
are owners OF properly 10 he osueUt~d 20
tae 8ssFegage amount 81 majority OF the
y sseS- .Fsef.s 10 h- levied for Eura improve
ment. according 80 the transfer books IN
the Office - Gac county aaGltor II any
such property stanus ia The name Of de-
ceased pTrspn. % ADt p son Tor %n0ln
guardian las teep at ftS. the sigma
guardian az me case rsk be. snail he
sgu4TaseUt 10 the ss~ Ea sac "a lie 1@ner
Oh suEn r0perty 81 suc9 iacNtleE.
III The board OF pubic @OrkS Uuds the
facts seg forth IN SAID fct.sf5N 10 D. true.
Il shall cause an estimate OF the cost OF
sU1n improvement 10 % MADE and Trans
ms the petition. together N4th ali pa pcrs
ana information in its possession touching
such Improvement. WsEa the estimated
cost thereof and its recommended on
thereof 10 thc City Council, provided. taat
70 grade shaH - changed when a0gttfng
owner or owners nave buGt or made in-
Yr.,Eeu1enEs cA any stFeet. highway az al
.ey, unless s4cA peIttiaa shall &c signed BY
fhe owners u majority % tAe frontage
a.sir.ct 10 he Affected. Ihe c4;y eouncs4
shaI nave tG4 authority 10 consider ali
matters IN Fg.at4ca 10 s9en pr1s posed lLa-
the same in q a5-GEt-.s1s provided. ttat
the c4ly councs. o. e0afa os pas Worzs
SnA. not nave aataeTl4X 10 fgFf1rr pro
whenever the estimated ar aet4&i eosE -
any work or 4s2eraN eare8f con egElsf.s Il i.
or ofaRss - - b. acEe ~ fhe cits rpEnciI
sld ea1FgeaQ-s a. a HeA. Under tae p.J-
sstlcfs 81 tEss art!cie. agai0st aHg tst -
lctS. a Gel o. PAGES u and, sAa& exceed
oUe-fas.f OF me sogal ass ssed valuation ut
the los or parcels " land contained IT,
s1ca ass@ssEasnr district. a. tee same a p
Tears upon the last anna. aEst - raent To.l
ul&Ge tSI me isxy4ng Of taxes for munich
Pa par oosSs "a case such work or i'm
E-ovensri IL Ord res ia pursuance o.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLI~-No-
tioe Of assessment roll of Local Improve
ment District No. its. for the improve
ment OF First Avenue South In the City
or Seattle, under Ordinance No. ti0S. ana
hearing thereon.
Notice Is hereby given that the asseee-
ment roll OF Local Improvement District
No. ii6 for the Improvement OF First ~.
enue South in the City OF Seattle under
Ordinance No 470S has been reported by
the Board OF Public Works to the City
Council OF the City OF Seattle and In now
on file IA the office OF the City Comptroi-
Ter and ex-officio city Clerk. and the same
Is now open for public inspection At said Of
flee and will remain open for inspection un-
til Monday. the eth day OF March. 1888, af
five o'clock p. M. and all persons inter-
ested are hereby required to appear before
the City Council az session thereof TO Ne
held IN the Council Chamber In the City
Hall on the Eth day of March 1888. at IND
o'clock n. m. and make objections thereto.
AT said time so fixed the City Council will
consider any and all objections made and
Will make such corrections In said roll a.
IL deems Just and will then by Ordinances
apnrove such roll and levy and assess the
amounts thereof against each parcel and
lot ~ land shown In said roll and declare
the same first lien thereon. Said matter
may be adjourned 10 a later date IL 20 or
dered by the City Council.
WILL ri. PARRY,
City Comptroller and ex-ofYicio City Clerk
OF the City OF Seattle.
Date Of FIRST publication. February 3. 1s&
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RESSIsIIION NJ. leo - fROtO8hO
Amendment No. IA resolution and
proposition TO amend Subdivision l of
Sec, II Of Article VIZ. Of the city char
ter. and for the submission Of such pro-
posed amendment TO the qualified votero
% the city at the next general election.
BE IL rSsolved BY the CITY Council OF the
City OF Seattle:
THAT subdivision I Of Sec. II of Article
VIII. OF the City Charter be amended 50
as 10 read as follows:
Subdivision / Whenever the public In
teress or convenience may require. the
city council Is hereby authorized and en-
powered 10 order the whole or any part OK
the streets. lanes, alleys. squares or plAcea
Of tae City graded or regarded TO the offf-
clsl grade. pianked or replanked paved
or repaNed. Inacadamized or remacadam-
ICED, grayeied or regraveied. piled or re-
piled. capped or recapped: and 10 order
sidewalks. sewers. manhoies. culverts,
hulkheads. retaining walls. water mains.
CURLING and crosswaiks 10 be constructed
or repaired therein and 10 order any az
all work to be done which shall pe necen-
sary 10 complete the whole or any portioA
OF the streets. sidewalks. lanes. SQUARES.
alleys or places and the City Council may
levy and collect an assessment upon Al
lets or parcels Of land benefited by such
improvements TO defray the cost ana ex-
pense thereof, which assessment shall b.
come FIRST lien upon all property liable
therefor prior and superior 10 all other
liens and encumbrances
And be IL further resolved that the foroe
going amendment be and the same u here
BY submitted 10 the qualified voters OF the
City OF Seattle for their ratification or re-
lection at the next general election to b
held March sth. 1885.
Passed the City Council the 4th day e
January. 1898. and signed by me In opea
session in Authorization OF Its passaDo
this sth day of January. 1885
THOS. NAVIN,
President pro TEN OF the City Council
Filed by me this attn day of January, Isl
WILL II. PARRY,
City Comptroller and Ex-officio CITY
Clerk
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLI~-NO.
tice OF assessment roll of Local Improve
meat District No. itI for the improve.
ment OF Second Avenue South In the CITY
Of Seattle. under Ordinance No Ais. ana
hearing thereon.
Notice IS hereby given that the assess-
ment roll of Local Improvement District
No. Ia for the Improvement OF Second
Avenue South in the City OF Seattle under
Ordinance No. ais. has been reported by
the Board of Public Works TO the City
Council of the City OF Seattle, and Il now
on tile In the office Of the City Comptrol-
Ter and ex-officio City Clerk and the saune
Is now open for public inspection at said
office and VIII remain open for inspection
until Monday. the sth day OF March. lS8.
al five o'clock y m and all persons inter-
ested are hereby required 10 appear before
the City Council al session thereof TO I've
held in the Council Chamber I'm the City
Hall on the 18th day of March, 1885, a. I'D
O'Clock y. m. and make objections thereto.
At said time 80 fixed the City Council viii
consider any and all objections msde ana
viii make such corrections in said roll -
Il deems just. and viii tlen by Ordinances
approve such roll and levy and assess the
amounts thereof against each parcel ana
lot OF Ian shown In said roll and declare
the same i first lien thereon. Said matter
may be adjourned 10 a later date II 20 or.
dered by the City Council.
WILL II. PARRY,
City Comptroller and ex-cfricio City Clerk
OF the City OF Seattle
Date OF FIRST publication. February 9. i149.
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RESOLUTION NO iTs - PROPOSED
Amendment No "A resolution and
proposition 10 amend Section z Of Article
XVII. ~ the City Charter, and for the
submission OF such proposed amendment
to the qualified voters of the city At the
next general election.
Re IL resolved by the City Council OF The
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President pro tenn OF the city Council.
Piled by me this ith day of January. iS3S.
WILL n PARRY,
City Comptroller and Ex-Onscio City
Clerk
Date Of first publication. January .. isos.
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READ ADVERTISEMENT 81 Crys; allied
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President pro tenn Of the City Council.
Filed 10y me this i,h day of January,
1sss WILL. II PARRY
City Comptroller and Ex-Oftcio City clerk
Date Of first publication January g. 1898.