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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16

BON Dem Bancroft Der 8ritit" Ipri9t, I9az
bigt er nit rure9t leine padere SteGung
burb cin 3ueeitdnbniB tpie bicies ;, How
ever much better the play might have
been with a centralized action %,
these beauties are sufficient to quite
hide the lack of unity" Oies neritDBt
ni4t MIR 9egsn bic SbatIa4.n, fpnbern III
aud un9ere9t gegen ben S9iiler, i%nfpfern
i6m Der StaGel be5 3peifels i'm 8unItoerz
itGnoniB Der 2iterutur 9egeb.n pirO, mo- Der
3peifeI ni4t upoOittii9 bere4tigt lit. Sou=
ten Mdngel oor6auben fein, 10 iinh Tie eber
na9 9Orne's Wort die Sugenben bes Did,
ters". 8ultbaupt's &rttif, Der 8ertbd bon
8runed i'm 3eQ rubne Sleiid uno 8lut"
finbet, berbient teinen PlaB in @arrutbs
@usgdbe, 3umdl Bertha aGes @robs unb
@ble Der Wei6li@tsit uno cine GelbItbez
freiun9 bartlett, bic aus benz perberbten
0tsrrei@iiden Eager beraus bic 6rti6sit uno
ben 5reibeitsbraug Der S9psi5er t~piirbist,
ia unterftiiBt; in oieier einen 9inii4t Iteht
ie Ibsr Der Sunsfrdu BON ORLEANS. Sic 1T
TART genug gu iiber3eugen, 5u bete6ren unb
ben politii4en Qspsct au dnbern, - benin,
poblberItanbsn! RuOen3 rsprdienttrt .ine
Slafe =; iie 1T Elm bs3aubernber Opponent
Der Mo@t ots v.pig DeibIiGsn" IN 9uten,
SIS lit i9ner ein3uisbsn, ipie Ssmanb irs
genD @tpas in benz S9auipiel ~bertiirat niI@
len mO9te; 6etrudtet man baIielbe bon ben
bD6ten @sii9tspuntten, 10 itebt iebe Seen:
tpie Elm pbalunr; ni9ts bemmt BEN Sort
i3ritt Der 9anolung, tpenn audi biele Scez
men II CUR @ertiefun9 bes pip4Ologii4en
Momentes bienen. tpenn ou9 3ueeitdnDnife
i'm Oienite Der S90n6ett bes 8un1ttpertsS
unb gum beiieren @eritdnbnifie Der @ere9z
tigteit Der untsrbriidten gemo6t tperben. Die
3eilen 1275-1288 in Stauffa9er's Hebe
berrat6en oeutli9 cine @rinnerung Der anne
ritanif9en MISUNDERSTANDING; Tie
i4einen cine pOetii4e ueberiebung bes urz
tertes.
SIR bic @r0rterun9 arammatii9er uno
TtDliittf9er 8agateuen in ben InTsrtungen
lit bier tein Rarm.
lin ab3uf9lieBen, m06te id Iagen, Gar
rut6's &usga6e bon S9iIer's Meiiterpert,
oas man ieinen S4nansnIang nennen
tOnnte, ba Der groBartig un9elegte 5 al Il
0emetrtus Isiber Scrip blieb, TT Die
~OOIitdnOigite, Iprgiamit uusgearbeitete Gbtz
tion bes WiIh:Gm Sell. Absr troB Oieier groz
zen 8or3iige lit ie nibt abl4IeBenb: es
fe6t i6r an Der @inbeit bes 3ieEes, tie i6islt
nud 3pei Seiten; Johann 1T tin 10 ~ein3igeS,
in Der Weltliteratur NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. z
pert in einem iteten SluiTe uub uneri40pfz
liG, t6eilpeiie tuegen bes tpehielnben &C.
I6mades unb 9efiibIs bes gsbiloeten pubItz
tumS unb Der BON bemiel6en ~ab4dngtgen
&ritit:
Giner mid bic Conn, sic Ben an6ern bsi6Wert,
0tsier Mills troden, mas isner feudt bsgebrt."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16
gonnfrsiis psg amsiitiaen Misn, tDenn man

8annfreiIe bes %seiitigen Wisn, tDenn man
BEN @%oncorbiu6aa ni9t befu3t.
Ser Narrenabeno lit bus iebte Refi9iuTn
bes Wibes uro Der ausgelaffenen 2uitigfett.
@6afeTpeare bat in feinen biiiteriten blutig=
ften Orumen ben Barren ulS Wahrbe1ts@
apoItel unb als lafenben Pbiloiopben beitellt
unb NIT Ieiner GriGeinung Grbeiterung uno
SroIt geI9offen. @n ben Officielsn Ndrrenz
abencen, no au9 Der grnitbafte Elm g1tss
Ge4t ouI Narr6eit bat, ia no lie tbn1 lo9ar
our pfli9t gemudt ptro, bu begs9net man
erq6b[i6en @rI9einungen, bic in Der Sds
tire oegen anbere elm moralif4es Spiegelbtlo
bes ei9enen SSS9s liefsrn, unbeabitc1t19te
Wa6rbeits6speiie, peG9e in Der @Rate1 Peorss
I6en ~luitigen W1aste moraliiaer uno nuG@
6altiger pirtsn uGs bic Iuueriten &un5eIreoen.
Die Narrena6enbe iinb pi6tiger, als man
eIaubt, uno mani foate i9rer mebr als elnet1
i'm Garnspal arrangiren - betonoers IN
8ien, mo es 10 ret9es Material - an 1ta=
terial gie6t!
Die @rpa9fenen iinb pie bic 8inoer, tie
f0ren 8abrbeit uno Deis6sit lieber aus Htdr=
renmunb ais aus prieitermuno - es lit alp
tein @unber, baB bic 8inbsr fi3 Die @rz
pudiens g~eberoen unb yWunbertinoer" per@
ben. @s eisbt beren bereits cine 2egior, l1r1o
tpenn bas 10 fortge9t, bann nirb oas Wunz
berfinbertbum baIo uuf60ren Elm WurTofr gu
iein. Qber bic @urbertinber iinb tlug, uno
Iie I9reiten nit ben Qnipriiben Der W&ooe
riiitig fort. Wunbertinber, ME Wto3art ei=
mes mar, giebt es taum mebr. W1an Ie6e 1t9
6eute bic 9ubermann, @Olfstbal, S3altt etc.
etc. an, unb man tpir0 nit Staunen Ieben,
baB man es ni9t nit r~elatiben &unitlei>
itungen gu t6un bat, bel Denen man oas 4l=
ter - pber bislme6r bic Sugenb Der ietpei=
ligen &iinItler nit berani9lageH mub =
~Ionbern baB man zine 2etitung bor ii4 fat,
bic feiner Steigerung an teGnii9er 0p1enz
bung un0 tinitsrii6sr Heife mebr beoarf.
Mtr BADEN in Den leBten Sdgsn bier eiren
iungen 8ianiiten ge60rt, Der audi gu biefen
@unbsrtinbern 3Gblt un0 Der uns Die 3abl
1etner 2ebensiabre iluiorii9 ma9t. @r beiBt
Mrtbur G9nubel, lit Elm S9iler BON prof.
2si6etibtp unb 1T fiinf8ebn Sabre alt. &Qe
Gi9enIdafen Der mobernen DunoertinOer
beiibt er in bp6sm MaBe, te6nif9e 8oaen@
Oung, groBen 3pn, u6grunOtiefen @rnit =
unb ni9t Die Spur bon 8i1tbli4teit. Nfan
brau6t ni4t gu tpiiien, Db er fiinf3ebn Ober
finf5ig Sabre aft lit = feline 0eitung 1T reif.
Soute man ni6t mtinen, baB iol9e @usz
nabms9ei4Dpfe i6re &tnoli4teit erit ipdter
na4boEen miiBten!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16

Sci uns in ben Ser. Staten giebt es AUDI
etnsn rubunti9en PrGfibenten
Namens 30 ali 0, Der pOm iiGeren ameri=
tanii4en Seftlunbe aus bic Spunier auf
@uba Our4 i4piiIitige prOtlumationen berz
ni4tet.. Den bat aber nun Te[6it Die n&biz
cage Sri6une" iatt unb ie fagt i6m:
~@arum 9ebn Sic Sbren cu6auII9sr 2unoss
~leuten, Die bon Sbnen beitdnOig gum @usz
barren i'm 8umpfe aufgeforbert peroen, 1iht
nit gutem 8eiipieG porun? patr;oteu, iuelbe
ibre Ratbi6Gdge melt pom SduB in iiherer
Serne ertbeilen, BADEN teinen GinfluB."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16
!Sieber uno Wehfelfeber eebeiIt,
RELIEF

turirt uiGt uur ben 9atisntsn, Der BON M q I a
tr~Qrifftu 1T, ionbtrn ss eutgebeH aud 9eute, nel6e
bitrflr inclinireu uuo itoen MOrgen beim &ufftsteH
jtpan,iq big brsibis 9ropfsn &eabD &ette in
cinem @Iuie MaHsr nebmen uno eiRsn Gradsr sfen,
bieien Nnf6aeu.
gu baben bel alien @potbsfern, SOC per SIai6e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16

0o9 oGs getpiFsn6after 8eri6tcr Halter
BARI i'd ni3t Der9eien, baB mir i'm 3ei9en
Der froben 5efte iteben unb buB man bic op:iz
miitif6e pfIi4t bat, un6etiimmert I'M bic
lauren Wo9en, baOon gfOti5 au ne6men.
Wenn man bic Spernrebputen ausn;nmt,
Die trOb uniebnli3er 8eiu9tbeit Elm thinner
li9es 9aIein %frtIten, neil @siit, WiB,
S9lagferttgtei. un6 barmloIer Sro9iinn bic
Stieftinber Der moDernen &i9tun9 iinb -
10 gldn5t Brin3 @arneOal audi in 0ten in
benz f%untelnben Slitterftaat, unb e ipiro
rfsI@" unb reid" getan5t in olIen Sons
arten unb alien m09li9en 9sIeGi6uftsip6G=
rem. Die @litebdIe nit ibreu oorz
ne6men Nanen, ben reiAgeI4miidten
0amen, ben gldn3enbgn llniformen uno Sc
fanoti4aftfrdden, Der S4dar bon alien
6erren, Die nod mD9te, psnn tie t0nnte,
unb Der ~bIuiirten Sugen6, bic tpsoer fam
nod mag - bisit borne9men @muiements
gleiden ii9 msbr oper ~penieer uue; lie ba=
BEN tein Capitalization, feline SnoiDSouuliz
tdt. gu unteri9eic,n fino lie BLOB bur4 Die
perI9ieDenen San5orbnungen (Sau3tartsn).
MGbreno Der SuriItenbaq ben Oamen Mis
niatluen=5asces bel6eert, bemii9t ii9 Der
&aufmannsbaG UNI eins pibige Nuslegung
beg 6~aupt6uGss, ulb Der Giienbu6nbaG fpee
Dirt feline f~lotterl Sdn3erinnen per 9umpf
in Dix 0erlobungstation. Die Sammlung
folder San3tarten bilbat bic Srop6Genz
Iammlung Der iugen 9anen = tpenn ieoo9
bic SaGrgdnge ii9 mebren, peroen pabrz
IGsinli9 5-6 Der erisn @remplare als rarz
%tiquirt" aus benz 8puboir e%ntfsrnt. Mun
qlaubt ni9t, nte inbiscret bie1e itummen
3sugen ~einftiger Sriunpbe ietn f0nnen! -
3nei 8GQe inoeiln BADEN bod cine ureigene
Ybpfipgnomie unb bilben bic bOGiten Musz
lGufer bes 6aI4in9spanorumas. Oas lit
Der @pncprbiabaa unb Der Narrenabenb bes
Miener MdnnsrgeTangbereins. Der erItere
glei9t benz 8erliner prefIebaQ unO b~ereintgt
&iinitler unb S9riFtfteler gu 9aus6erren.
Wean OrGngt ii9 gu Dem Bale. benin es bat
einen eigenen Rei5, Die md4tigen Serten Der
6eber no namentli9 bic barfteIenbsn &iinftz
Ter, Die G9ouf pieler unb S9auiptelerinnen,
bic Maler nrlb 8ilbbauer, bic SGnger ulo
Sdngertnnsn in Der Nd6e gu ie6en unb gu
controGiren, ME 2o5engrin tan3t unb ipie
bas @ret9en fi9 BON einem flotten Sufaren
ban 9of MAIDEN IdBt. Man te6t nuBer benz
) s.. 8abr lit eli; 2inSer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16

Gnt,inbune Der Nieren, Der @laIe, Der GinostpetSt,
Der 2un0en, punOen Sals, Bronchitis. S6tpers9ltbs
~ntiotsit, Group, 9otarrb, Neuruleie, &beumatismus,
6&utteItrOf, @e@ielfieber, SrOfbeHltn. bonn GrOfe
GnQeeriffene SDrpertbetle.
Bic appiitotion bon 81 .aOpR eIttf mad benz
R0rpertbtile ODER ben 3Srpertbeiltn, tpoitlbt bas 9sis
ben ODER Der SSmers ieinen Sis Bat, UsruriG6t Jos
fortiqs 2iroerung.
Snntrli6 d. Gin bOlber bis elm eanasr Sbtss
ISFftl boil in einsm GIuie @aHsr turirt in ~ipeniGeH
MinuteR 2ttbi6mtrJen, Rrdulpft, lauren WlaOen,
G6lailofeftit, MierGne, Siarrboe, SDieuterie, Gotie,
@ldbunosn uub GHe inusrli&tn 9sf6tDsrbtn.
Malaria iw Ieinem nerf6teSenem 6Ormen,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16

ooer 2uneerent.inbune ioIts mtttetf beg Gsapb Reltef
bebanoeIt fuerOeu mic na9itebeno Dem 9atienten
ioaten 5ipanSig Sropfen Relief ieoe Stunpe in eiHem
~g8einelaie nit 98afcr %oerabiOl9t uno bic 9au3e 9ruf,
Der Eiiden uno Die anoereu &6rpertbeile bdufig nit
benz 3telitf einecrieben i%peroen; p9eaf Tea" nno
Sleiibbribe mitHel perabrei9t iperoen, UNI ben 9as
fienten bel Rrdfteu su erbalten uub Die SGrlne mtHsn
sslseentlib mittelt 9r. &aOipap's @igcn in Sbdtigfeit
eeleSt iperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16
GrfdltnM9en!
Mebet SaIS.

Wenu Sic sipansie Obsr breiBie 9ropfen init tiiDas
Sprnp Dor benz S0lafengeben nsbnen uno cinen Gfas
uellappen, nit &elisf %esidttiot, UNI ben 9als MAIDEN,
iuerbsn Sic bs MtOrgens BON Sbrer SaIsent,tnbnng
iuteoerber9eiteGt iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-03-16

y s.. gabr lit ei;: 2inSer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-05
TEACHERS RESOLUTE.
The Following Resolutions Were Adopted
at the Teachers Institute.

Just previous to adjournment of the
Teachers County Institute at Mahanoy City
yesterday the following were adopted
Resolved, That the following resolutions
shall mean something.
Resolved, That the thanks of the Institute
are due TO the school directors teachers and
people, Of MahanOy City, for their kind
reception and attention they have rendered
to the teachers during the Institute.
Resolved, That the thanks of the Institute
are due to our County Superintendent. Mr..
Weiss, and the Advisory Committee. for the
choice OF the excellent day instructors and
the entertaining evening exercises
Resolved, That by the energy, persever-
ance and intelligence of our County Super
lntendent, Mr.. Weiss, the educational well
fare of our county has been successfully ad-
yanced and we believe in what is called
tenure of office.
Resolved That we, the teachers of Schuyl-
kill county will neglect no opportunity Of
self improvement and that we will especially
prepare ourselves on those branches we are
called upon to teach.
Resolved, That we will never speak evil of
iellow-teacher, hut will defend each and
every one at all times and in all places un.
less we know from personal observation that
such teacher has proved to be unworthy
Resolved, That we will treat our pupils in
the school room and on the street as we treat
others who are our personal friends and ac-
quaintances.
Resolved, That for many years past. and
more especially at present, it is necessary
that an organization is required among the
teachers of the different counties to act in
conjunction with the committee of the State
Teachers Association, 80 that by their num-
beTs and intelligence they may he able to
influence legislation in favor of education
Resolved, That the time has now come
when every teacher should have vote, re-
gardless of sex, providing that he or she has
attained the legal age
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-05

great treat is in store for all lovers of
flowers at the chrysanthemum show next
Wednesday evening. Hundreds of these
beautiful plants will be on exhibition, max
ing II display such as is seldom seen in a
community like ours. 1t will be the event of
the season. The plants or cut flowers will be
for sale, but subject to the condition that no
plant may be removed before the hour of
half-past ten. While it has been deemed
wise to issue invitations, still there has been
no intention to exclude any one who would
appreciate the shsw. Persons desiring inv-
tations for themselves or their friends may
obtain them upon application to the com
mittee, Rev. G. w. VanFossen, Thomas
Timmins, Samuel Eade
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-05
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
The Coakley, WEIGH and Corrigan Funerals
Took Place To-day.

The funeral of Mrs. Nellie f. Coakley,
wife of Town Clerk James j. COakley, took
place this morning. at nine o'clock, from the
family residence on North Main street and
was attended by a large number of relatives
and friends, including many residents of
New York, Philadelphia, Ashland, Centralia,
Mahanoy City, Pottsville and other places.
The remains reposed in a handsome white
covered casket upon which were placed many
beautiful floral offerings. The funeral was
under the supervision of Mr.. j. j. Franey.
High mass was celebrated in the Annuncia-
tion church and the remains were inferred
in the Annunciation cemetery. The pail
bearers were Messrs. John Watson, Joseph
Coughlin, James Stack, John j. o Hearn, of
town, and William Pepper and John Nc
Brearty, of Ashland.
The funeral of Mrs. Bridget Scanlan took
place this morning from the family residence
on West Centre street. The remains were
taken to the Annunciaton church, where
High mass was celebrated, and interment
was made in the AnnunciatiOn cemetery.
O'Hara Bros were the funeral directors.
Martin 15-year-old son of Thomas Cor
rigan, was buried this afternoon, at two
o'clock, from the family residence at Elan
gowan. The remains were brought to town,
O'Hara Bros. being the funeral directors.
Mass was celebrated in the Annunciation
church and interment was made in the An
nuncatiOn cemetery The Annuncation
Cadets, of town. of which the deceased was
member, attended the funeral in body,
The residence of Mrs. Caroline West. of
63s West Apple alley, has been saddened by
the death of her husband, Charles. Death
was due to Bright's disease, after an illness Of
six weeks. Deceased was 45 years of age
and is survived by his wife and seven chill
dren, as follows: Mrs. Philip Anderson,
Mrs. Adam Snyder, Mrs. Grim Neikan and
Ida, Violet and Jessie West. The funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock. Services will be held in the p. NJ.
church with interment in the odd Fellows
cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-05

The musical entertainment held in the NJ
f. church last evening attracted large and
appreciative audience. 1t was under the
direction of Prof. John ]. Price, and was
opened with brief remarks by the pastor,
Rev. Swindells, after which the choir rem
dered selection entitled "Tis Morn" This
was followed by duett by Misses Minnie
and Eva Powell; trio, Matte Thomas, Emma
Llewellyn and Charles Bashore; duett
Misses Sallie Wasley and Helen Price; reci
tations by Miss Emma Llewellyn and James
Houghi quartette, DR.. ID, John Price, William
Thomas, James HOugh and Fred. Jay; solos
by Dr. d. John Price, Misses Maud Gilpin
and Edith Morgan. The latter two were
compelled to respond to an encore. Selec-
tions by the full choir and glee club inter
spersed these selections. Each number de-
serves special mention. A neat sum was
realized from the entertainment
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-05

Washington, Nov, "a general order
was issued yesterday designating the
troops for occupation in Cuba, The
troops ordered to be in readiness to
proceed to Cuba are the First army
corps, under General James II. Wilson,
the Second corps, under General Young
ana the Seventh corps, under General
FitzhuEh Lee. The Third Nebraska
regiment Colonel William J. Bryan, Is
In the latter command. No provision
Is made regarding the Fourth CORPS
now at Huntsville, under command Of
General Wheeler, although ia time II
may be sent to Cuba.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-05

The case of John Roberts and Philip
Hoehler, charged with violation of the Board
of Health rules, was taken up again by
Justice Toomey last night and he imposed a
fine of s. and costs, total of Sl1, upon each
of the accused. The costs did not include
the fees of witnesses, it being understood
that the parties would be personally RESPONSE
BILE for them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-05
The Maria Teresa Sunk.

Special to EVENING HERALD.
Charleston, Nov. 5.-The former Spanish
cruiser, Maria Teresa, which was beached
by her officers in an effort to escaped from
Santiago de Cuba, and which was recently
raised by Lieut.. Hobson, is again at the
bottom of the sea. The vessel left Santiago
under her own steam, and was bound foI
Norfolk, Va, accompanied by other vessels
News has just been received here that she
sank off the Bahamas on November 1st. The
crew were all saved
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-05

George Cox, of West Cherry street, has
Just returned home from four-day's gun
ming trip along the Susquehanna river, near
Herndon. At the latter place he hooked an
eel measuring "a feet, which is still alive
Ninety-one cotton tails and AZ quail fell prey
to his craftsmanship. He was accompanied
on his trip by Elmer Rausch, formerly porter
at the Ferguson House.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-05

on City, Pa, Nov, 5.-By the ex-
plosion of a new boiler at the Oil CITY
boiler works yesterday two Qea were
Killed, two fatally injured aRd a dozen
more slightly hurt The killed ara
Charles McCloskey and John Fraw-
ley, Fatally injured: b. ]. Gidders.
both legs broken ana injured Internal
~ Dennis Mcmahon injured Internal
Y. The boiler was being tested when
Il exploded, The cause of the explo.
sion was q defective gauge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-05

Mine Inspector William Stein has COM
pleted his report for the month of October,
to be forwarded to the state department 1t
shows there were four fatal and nine nom
fatal accidents in the Sixth Anthracite dis
trict. This is more favorable THAI the report
for the corresponding month of last year,
when there were ten fatal and six nOn-fatal
accidents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-05

John M. Werner, whose home is in Potts
vile, is another volunteer soldier who has
succumbed to typhoid fever, He died at the
Pennsylvania hospital. Philadelphia, was 26
years old, and member of the Fourth
regiment. The funeral will take place to-
morrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-05

Mrs Brymferch Reese of South Wales,
England, will preach at the Welsh Cal
vanistic Methodist church on Sunday.
Services at 10 a IN. in Welsh, and p. m in
English. This will be grand treat to all
who desire to hear the gospel explained.
Services in the p NJ. church tomorrow
Morning subject THE Ever Blessed Gospel. u
Sunday school at 2 p. IN. Evening subject
wheels" Everybody welcome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-05

The remains of Michael Manley brother
of Deputy Coroner Thomas Manley were
transferred to a new grave in the Annuncia-
tion cemetery this afternoon. The remains
were originally inferred about twelve years
ago aud the transfer was made to a family
plot purchased since that time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-05

The Grant band, of town, will delight
large audience of music-loving people at
Vim. Penn on Monday night by giving one of
its concerts in the NJ. E. church. The pro-
ceeds will be divided between the band and
the church. The band is sorely in need of
finances and should be given liberal support
by the public.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-05

Sometime ago the agents of the various
breweries in this section of the state entered
into an agreement to sell beer at 81 per
barrel Since then there has been rpmors Of
breaks in the price and to-day II was re-
ported that the kaier Brewing Company was
selling beer at 60 per barrel at Gilberton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-05

A hearty reception was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. b. Brumm last evening upon their
return home from their wedding tour. The
affair was celebrated at their residence, 80
South Jardin street. The guests numbering
30 in all, were pleasantly entertained. Supper
was served.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-05

Goods must move, we need room for
Christmas goods. We will sell this week
only: Potters best oil cloth / t yds. wide, l21c.
yard floor oil cloth yards wide to go at
45c. yard No. granite tea kettles, 7gc. ;
bread boxes good size, 35c. bracket lamp
(iron frame with rehectorl 4sc complete ;
best oil window shades at zoe.
GIRvIN's,
I y . South Mi,
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Begin Right With Coughs and Colds.
Take the sure cure, Pan-Tina, 25c. At
Gruhler Bros. drug store.


Members of Washington Camp No 1888, P,
0. S. of A., will meet in Mellets Hall on
Sunday, Nov. 9th, at 1880 p. m, to make
arrangements to attend the funeral of our
late brother John Gradwell, which will take
place from the residence of his parents, 2s
South Catharine street. on the above date.
of sister camps invited to attend.
By order of
CHARLES HoUsER, Pres.
Attest ID. q. RICHARDS, Sec'y. ct
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-05

Lewis Hopkins, corporal in Co. F, sth
Regt has returned to his home here from
Fort Meyer, Va, where he was confined to
hospital with an attack of typhoid fever
from August 25th, last, until few days ago
He was taken i'll while his regiment was
stationed at Camp Alger.
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To Pension Ex-uonredera,...

Dallas, Tex, Nov. 5.-ThO eonstitu-
tional amendment voted on last Tues
day authorizing the pensloning OF ex-
Confederate soldiers has been carried
though full returns are not in. 1t pro-
vided that All ex-Confederates who set
tied In Texas prior to 1880 are eligible
10 pensions. but no one shall receive
more than IS a month and the annual
appropriation for pensions shall not
k1ceed $3.50 600
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Got the worth of His Mnnev.


John Dunn, seyen-year-old youth who
resides at Shenandoah rode to Hazleton
yesterday on passenger train forgetting to
alight at Delano. His mother telegnphed to
this city and the youngster was returned to
Shenandoah on the five o'clock train.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-05

The following letters remained uncalled
for at the local post office Mrs. Caroline
Redkey, Mrs. Baer, VIM. Hams, William
Jones, Andrew Harkman, Philip c. James,
Charles Neider ThSmas Rose, George Wallis
and J. X. Bradford.
d. w. BEDEA, p, NJ,
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The services in the Presbyterian church to-
morrow evening will be of an unusual
interest. The pastor, Rev. H. Koehler, will
deliver special sermon to the children, who
will also participate in the services The
pastor urgently requests both parents and
children to attend. cordial welcome is
extended TO ALL
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-05

The County Commissioners force is busy
at work packing the ballots and other mater
ial to be used in next Tuesdays election.
The ballots will be sent out to the various
polling places to day aud Monday.
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Ladies' capes and coats, al carpets of any
description will find it TO ther advantage by
purchasing at our store. We are selling all
goods at reduced prices,
p. j. MONAGHAN,
l1-l-5t 80 South Main street.