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The National tribune., 1898-03-24
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THE GREAT REBELLION.
A Complete History of the War.
With Reproductions of Numerous Fine Steel Engravings
BY j. T. HEAoLEY,
Author of Napoleon and His Marshas, Washington and
His Generals. etc.
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Mr. Head1ey's treatment of the great sub
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struggles in Congress over the extension of
slavery, and finally passes on to the firing
on Fort SUMTER and the tremendous events
which followed. All the campaigns of the
war are carefully explained and the battles
described.
Every one of our readers who served in
The war for the Union will find depicted
scenes and incidents in which he personally
participated. The work has the merit Of
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Cor which Mr. Headley is famous. The first
volume covers the preliminaries and IS
months of the war. The second takes up the
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GaCeta Official de hoy

Fomentc: Decreto declarando &C..
,ante don Ramon Ramirez de Arella
10, Tesorero Pagador de Obras Publ
;as, Official &c: de Administration, y
lombrando en- su lugar, con ell sueldo
.nual de 600 pesos y 900 de sobresueldo,
!! don Antonio RUIZ Quihonez, con Ia
,ategorfa de su anteoesor.
-Acuerdo de la Exoma. Diputaoi6n
Provincial disponiendo la no celebration
,or ahora del sorteo extraordinsrio ma {.
aero'2 que estaba seflalado para ell dfa S,
ransiri6ndose para ouando 10 permitan
os sucesos que motivan la suspension.
LA subscription nacional asciende
,asta la fecha s la suma de $ls8, ,3O4.e0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-04
Excma. Diputacion Provincial
DE PUERTO>RICO
S ecT ct O. p Z q :.

Por aouerdo de esta feoha, SO ha dis
puesto en- vista de las txepoionales Cir.
ounstanoias porque atraviesa ell pals. con
motive del estado de guerra, la no cele.
braoi6n por ahora del sorteo extraordi'
mario namero 2 de la Loterfa, que esta'
ba sef1alado para el dfa del corriente,
transfiri6ndose para ouando 10 permitan
los successes que motivan la suspenci6n.
Y como de dicho sorteo SO han ex'
pedido una parte de billetes sc advierte
los tenedores. que tienen todo eu valor
eficacia para el que Sc oelebre y que
oportunamente Sc anunciara.
Lo que Sc hace pdblico por medic
de la <Gaceta Official, para general CO.
nocimiento.
Puerto Rico, de Agosto de 1898.
El seoretario, Ddnaid1e Monser1ot.
--Bo. Vo.-El vice presidente de la q.
p, Egozcue. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-04
Sociedad de SocorroS Mutuos
"Los Am;qos uel Bien Pubzico."

Dadas las graves circunstancias por
que atraviesa la Provincia, la Junta ID"
rectiva de 6sta Sociedad en- session cele'
bra1a s la una de Ia tarde del dfa de hoy
aoord6, entire otros particulares, los ST.
guientes:
1o Suspender desde 6sta fecha
provisionalmente, los benefoios de-
reehos que ofrece la Sociedad, mien-
tras dure la preeente situaci6n, CONT
nuando gozandolos los socios que en- la
actualidad Sc encuentren socorriendose,
debiendo estos estar siempre al corriente
en- sus Quotas mensuales.
q: Suspender tambien los sueldos
de los empleados, percibiendo ell Teso.
rero ell por 100 de recaudaoi6n dc las
Quotas pendientes de oobro 6 sean las
mensualidades de JUNO y Julio ultimo.
80 Que ell seflor facultativo con-
tinde asistiendo a los socioe, que Sc vie
nen socorriendo, hasta su restableci-
miento.
4o Que al sooio que Sc halle adeu.
dando las mensualidades de JUNO y Ju-
lio, go ]e conceda la primera quiucena
del presente mes para satisfacer el i'm
pOIIo uo ID OuOta TIC la pIAWoia uo ulouas
mensualidades, y que caso de no verif
carlo, quede obligado a abonsr las dos
mensuaIidades que adeuda antes de res~
tablecerse los benefcios y dereohos.
Sc Que 81 al ser restablecidos 6s-
tos, sc encontrase algun socio adeudando
las dos mensualidades, (Junio y Julio)
quede d,1pzicado, dandosele de baja 81 al
transourrir los ounce dfas aiguientes no
ha sstisfeoho ambas Quotas, debiendo el
Recuudador Zesorcro estampar al dor.
so de la de Julio, la nots que previene
ell artfoulo AZ del Reglamento case de
efcctuar el pago.
90 Qae verifoado ell corte de ca
ia reglamentario, correspondence al mes
de Julio pr6ximo pasadc, sc publique 81
reaultado del mismo en- uno de los peri6'
dioos de la localidad.
7oo Que la Junta Directiva con-
tinue funcionando, para tomar cuantas
resoluoiones orea conveniente en- bien de
los intereses de la sooiedad.
Y para que llegue s conocimiento
de los asociados se haoe pablico por me-
dio del presente.
Puerto Rico, 1c Agosto de 1885,
Ell seoretario, Jose zralizzo Alsina.-
Vo Bo FL Presidente, J1on Apelzaniz
3-2
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Nuevas plantillas

Mahana &c publiosrAn en- la <Gaceta
p6cial, las nuevas plantillas de las Sc.
retarfas de Despaoho, aoordadas por ell
eonsejo del Gobierno insular, pro.
.uesta de 50 presidente y sanoionadas
lpor 81 Excmo. sefior Gobernador gene.
raj.
Hemos podido obtener los datos que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-08-04

siguen referentes las refermas mas i'm
portantes introduoidas en- la organiza'
ci6n de diehas plantillas.
Estas arrojan las sumas siguientes:
Presidenoia del Coneejo 6.49O
Seoretarfa de Gobernaoi6n 26.0o5
Ider de Hacienda 2l3.725
Idem de Gracia Justioia % 915
Idem de Fomento 33.O25
Total 100000
La presidenoia del Consejo tenfa
antes un presupuesto de 10 265 pesos,
por 10 cual SO obtiene en- ese oentro una
economic de 12.775 pesos.
Los sarvicios de Hacienda costaban
1885, pesos y ahora 80 6jan on 2l3, ,725
6 sea con una rebaja de 12.10O pesos.
Las secretaries de instruction p1'
blioa y Agriculture, Induetria y Conner
clio, venfan costando, respeotivamente,
% 965 pesos y 23,645. Ambo servioios
SO han llevado & la seoretarfa de Fomen.
to. Su gasto es el siguiente: Para
instruction p1blioa, 6.15o pesos y $3.50
pesos para Agriculture, Industrial y Co.
mercic, hacienda estas sumas un total
de IL, $50 pesos. La economic en- am
bos ramos asoiende la importante su'
ma de 35 4lo pesos.
Los servicios de la secretarfa de
Graoia y Justicia y Goberuaoi6n impor'
taban 80 955 pesos, y separados hoy
ouestan 1885 pesos, 8 sea un aumento
de II 865 pesos.
Deduoida esta suma de los so. 285
pesos que arrojan las economics do los
servicios ante dieho, resulta una rebaja,
lfquida, de AZ, 42o pesos en- los presu'
puestos generates del Estado, correspon'
dientes al ejercicio actual.
Nos consta que el Gobierno insular
estudia reformas en- los demas servioios,
que darAn economics de unos 100000
pesos.
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NOTICIAS
ARR0z HAMBURGUES FRESCO
A.e!Ie de 0I!va en- latas
OFRECEN VILLAR Y CA.
OFRECEN: VILLAR Y CA.

OFRECEN VlLLAR 7 "a.
*. Un sdbdito frances nos dijo
aver tarde que Ell Canciller del Consula'
do de su naoi6n le habfa notifcado que
mafana SO levantaba la zona neutral es'
tsbleoida on la fnoa de la Succession Ian.
drau, cerca de Rfo.piedras.
~ En- la pr6xima seuana celebra'
ri session la Junta de Obras del puerto,
para tratar de las ouentas de JUNO y
Julio, Y conocer de su estado fnanciero.
~. Nos dioen que los miembros de
la Cruz Roja de Arroyo, foeron hechos
prlsloneros por los americanos, y pues'
tos en- libertad los pocos momentos.
w.. Sc encuentra mejor de la grave
enfermedad que ha padeoido, el seflor
don Jose 1. Hernandez Costa, ayudante
de las Obras del puerto de esta capital.
~ <El Bombardeo> de hoy publ
GA 10 siguiente: <Por oonducto tidedig'
10 tenemos algunos datos referente Ia
censurable oonducta de algunos jefes
Eofsiales del battalion de voluntarios de
Ponce. Adelantamos la relaci6n de los
que cobardemente Sc portaron, quedAn'
do en- sus oasas, no sirvi6ndole de estf.
mulo el valiente proceder de su ooronel
seaor Ramerf, quien cuenta ceroa de 80
amos. Comandante 90. jefe don Felix
Saurf; comandante fiscal, don Luis Ru.
bert; oapitanes ayudante,, don Jose Use
Ira y don C!emente Martin y los ofoiales
SL6pez Infante, Otero, Saurf y don <Ro.
malo Fernandez,.
~ A Mayagiez han llegado algu-
nos ejemplares de an aloance publicado
por ella Pequef1a Antilla,> despu6s de
posesionados los americanos de Ponce
de la a!oouoi6n del alcalde de Yauco don
Francisco Mejfas. A nuestro poder no
ha llegado niDguno de dichos impresoe
~ A oonseouencia de las nuevas
plantillas del ramo de Hacienda, en- las
que Sc introducen varias economics, SO
han suprimiio las plazas de dos vistas
de esta aduana, que desempeflaban los
sef1ores don Felix de la Torriente y don
Luis Coy, y las de inveptigadores de
contribuciones que estaban servidas por
los seflores don Luis Berrfos y don Luis
Venegas. Al tssorero de Hacienda 90
le ha rebsjado la categorfa y sueldo,
quedsndo en- oalidad de Jefe de Nego-
ciado de primera olase.
~. La industria y oomercio fran
c6s han obsequiado con un gran banque-
te en- el <Hotel Continental al sefor
Campos Sell6s, presidente de la repd
b!ica del Brasil. Al acto asistieron 800
oonvidados y sc pronunoiaron in6nitos
discursos. 49,
n ~ Des1e aver tarde 80 dice por
ksta capital, que el jefe de la partida
hue se levant6 en- San German, 10 era
don Eduardo Lugo Vifis, que hasta hs-
New-York tribune., 1898-11-20
TOBACCO JUST BLr0RE TIE TIGHr.

Nrom - N-ashlngton s.ar.


FROM The Washington S.ar
~ has stroci ne ,isht alon~ that the newspa-
pers hayc bccr mailing = terrific huchaloo over
me vay things We're run down in Cuha, Porto Rico
%nd @ IN INC Anc:lc"n cHn2f' WIN w 1tie IKE fea;
said oA officer of the -iih .lnfartry 'onc ~ ihe
bullc;s-badly wounded by ono .. their-and piece
of sh'l in the ngh; a; San Juan. Il c.dnt see
down IN cuha, and had y pretty fair cnance TO
see "nat wa goins. on. ':he only genuine Hii!-
robacco was AZ prcmi,,.n curing thc erea :cr por-
deprived OF 1t would Very willingly have paid
Tor IL a; ,;e price Of It's weight in gold / don't
link it would be- possible 70 ovcrcsjimaic tho yailc
o. t9eacco 20 roops und"rg9ins hard calnpaifm
ing H. barisHps Of ~Sr. !: is at one a sini,,-
lant and icri, and lis N4lne n ailayng hmns,r y
I may .eem ch'wing ioAacco also ''lm{s thr.t:
with reference 10 tho Glowing % "3arco hy so'i'fs
IN = campaign is that sl "t IA" olG-tiner- swallow
TO make fellows not 'sod 20 h"rdling = in .hai
WAY 0it sick ~ ig:t. 5ut .hcy say thal tie slim
uatns 'Gcct OF bc yan1 is los. L :he jeice IS oX-
perforated.
7 ucycr had a better illustration of the value Of
TOBACCO 20 men who bad long been hankriins i@r
soldiers of my outfit of ,he H.h nad been entirely
tuoa. ana II was the hardest KIND O. d'piiNa-
tion upon men who had been us"d for years 10 con
fos 'nf parSry TeSH M All d M G, noa Afdr n hy got
outside "f th'r COFFEE they would get tog' thor ana
tech caking ~" il. bat there wasn't - quarter %
an ounce 20 % had. don't hesitate 10 say th4t
the men OF my company weren't quite IN" same
withoIt tobacco. ANA a uumb'r Of them .ranhI
said hat they'd rather oe wi.aout Gruo tha" 10 so
tObaccoesS.
"On tho morning Of tho San Juan scrap came
into he proud possession Of q on"-p"und pug oi
chewing iobac' q. I'm not going 10 incriminatc
myself by stating how | happened 10 get me riug
but got Il ali ;hc sam'. \ short time ari9rc J,
came our turn to gc into ihc action, J. produced
the plug AM handed H. 60 ihe big. black top scr
e"ant Of my COMPANY. You ought 10 hay" sccn IL
eyes stick out when he eaucht sight 81 thc pi1g
Juet pas It Gown the lin. ! iold A'm "ni .''
each oc the Dcy. takc 4 iibll' of it,
"I'he screc.in: :oOk Il Otto OF the Plug ln1-fti.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-20
BREiKING ~ 4 BOOK AriN1.

From The Detroit Ere. Press
Il am afraid-that | once spouo" r'"' - 4
agent said the head M mh'r Of - h""h 49, - -
we had got out an expensive - x ""e 200
and had adv'r,is d for agents 20 handle IT, .
Among the numerous applicants W. al,
lanky youth [ asked him II he thonghf h' "'ni,f
sell books. ana he said that he rcch"rer ~ '"hd-
Very well said l. Ill STE wht y"a '.'. '.c.
Take this book and consider that IN Vol ~
tended victim. Tho price of the hook rIne from
g to 81. hut Nou must AWAY cnd'.t|"' j." Sol 'ns
highes priced book although if j. ro di-rf",( y
you only succeed in selling tho eh"i,t h1d r
you succeed in selling M book VI" A'' }'i.
Now. go ahead
"iIc took the book, fun.lled Il -wi,".lo.s IA
then stammcred:
".Ye don't wanter buy book lo y. n..-it-'
Il smiinely answered that lid nof.
" Better buy one said he. 'Il sci, 70 % " ii' -
cheap.
1ct ont Of here" ! ycllcd tr't''d.n. a 10
mad. Don't You see ttat ign. Boo" Age 'e Noi
,.i'n let We hey one fer s. mister. s.,i' IRIS 49,
said he taking off his coat and ,hfo".nY 81 c' 10
floor
I'm afr5id-- began.
-Four dollars misi.r am eho4r 90 80 i.,'e,'
he added ~ he rolled UP his ,lit, e'c.'e
Il didn't like the looks of al tho>' r.fit" lta-
New-York tribune., 1898-11-20
THE ELECTION IN SQUAWtILLE.
IT WAS NoN-rAErIsAN As 70 THE rhyr or
IL IL,

THE CANDIDATES.
From The Denver Post
Fur some;hn Ike = score o y,a's o. CHA' Billy
Reese
Has iadlod out sQuavv We lav as icstice o he
An I've a notion when tho al. from Ansel Gabr'd
TIL ind him vi; as .t.in jheie a-tw.riin' of his
thumbs.
Fur Us % have a lection aay as outside peopl" DO
We coupled it with whoop ;hat seemed - iar
We WASH; ny OF politics bu, had notion that
Wed manage fur 10 pun IL OF with landah.c eea:.
An as a sort o primal move We COUNTED ~ our
An 'ound bout ha.f was democrats an has Re
We'd never had no officer IN that huh mountain
E1cePiin' jestice of the peace, which rnc.e Billy
Blu all the same W. cot,opea to ,he firm belief
Could handle election day in style way np in q.
Both parties hel, conventions. an want 20 :en
Thfy WASN'T sand4y-schooI anairs conducted by
But all the same each part ehoee i's leader fur
Its stand1rd in til, rae along ,ha candidauI
Us Dcmocra.s put UP 4 man We ,to,eh' u WIN
"A man mat could both read an wrte, or Colonel
- Jack Mcclure
"nIIsl ,H'In Nom, upon ''e o'''i sue "'''" an YIN
,sAs 50 ar a fclow-citiz,u over dealt card.
Tho hattie scurcoly had begun. afore W. he4,d it
That Ward had lef, a Eastern State, price upon
his headi u.. - 90 ,.,l ,ne do,,,, o. Texas
I'm
'sIiSf ,nat va slusscd an ro1Ded. might be as
49, crlhed 10 MN ,,.., - ,.,, ,,..i,
OF tifo turned " N'N4SA 'f> "!-'i '''''-'' "''''
49, ms "H'H''f , -. ,.,.,. .,.i.,.,,,, SO, s.,.I..
Whch Seeh'' 10 slV" '"S s''.' "'''0"' '' '''''-
tNlU'D't.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-20
"LET 'EH ALL CONE.
.Ondon Mail.

From Tic London Mail
\ new epidemic has broken ont in the metropolis.
h - Of hg..ly dangerous type vaccination Will
not prevent it, neither has il any respect for the
''corecic ntous OhjcciOr.' The chief symptom Of
he disease is that persons afflicted. when spoken
TO- display "a curious and weird smile and say with
tfl-tO. "I-et 'cm All come
When you first hear il il sounds rather NulSar.
hat Won repeat it TWO or three times hy way of q
scientific test and then IL seems witty. ~ this
,imc YOU have caught the complaint ana have ac-
uu.rod an irrclrcssible propensity for saying il
Yourself You cannot keep il out OF your conN,rsI-
tion. any more than you can keep your feet out Of
puIdlcs IN wet weather
The phrase is said to have originated in a song
sung by a Wc-knOwn comedian. but, bc il noted.
af Il certain celebrated music hall whore the song
Is now being sung there fOrty-wo turns. ;Hd in
each turn this phrase il used at least once.
1t was said 10y conductor at the Elephant and
Castle when sevcnty- passengers tried TO
squeeze into the last bus.
4 NoncOnfOrmist minister nearly said II last
Sunday N his sermon and his congro cation nearly
smiled
II YOU ire young man iodger and want TO bring
q half-dozcn boon companions home to supper. or
arc thinking Of asking a friendly manager for 4
few stalls for self and small party Of relatives
from the country. seek "degings" somewhere
the suburbs where there objection to eleven
eQualiing children, II - quite safe " make your
New-York tribune., 1898-11-20

lust tho size Of one good chew. which the men had
hv careful calculation, saved for me- me 100, nam,
Did take IT, Well | guess yes. ana SWaHo"cu
every bit Of the Juice like all the rest oi th' itl
And | cJn tell you il tasted good The men thIrw
tobacco and became perky and sassy ana iIShty an
through and | suppose YOU remember what me ne
s4th did in the san Juan fight? | had the chew in
my mouth, enjoying ii hugely, when the last oi the
three Mausers that plugged me got me IN the hipS;
uaralyZing me from the waist down for couple OF
months aftcrWard and as didn't become uncon-
sclois I enjoyed that chew even after | Wa hit.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-20

request. for the rcpy Is sure 10 h', ''.' -" IL
come
or. suppose you are nervous man N'n - 30
time to up courage. IT !ou No." ''' Y''l
may expect burgars. you know l"ni "r"di"if
are planning a raid or your mos distant F'i"f'-ff
seem to be contcu plating long st"y. a. l"' "'n
I'm the evening papcr that the French have h''t-
mined to claim an outlet Oh the Thaln'- sonny %
near your littl5 plot OF back gard'n-op"f N'"' *
the new YOU are sure 10 i,ol brave .u' .; ~
hero,Iiiy "Whut do caro- I~t IN "'i ''rf.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-20

sight Of tho tobacco. The plug went down tho line
every man taking off bite. and then it started up
the line and toward me again. II certainly did
dwindle IN size that plug of tobacco. by the time
il got into the hands Of the top sergeant it was
New-York tribune., 1898-11-20
TYPEWRITER BARGAINS

No. Eeningtons 80 ~i,'f' rdu"' -" '''' 9
M guaranteed. renra.s =. t'st' .iS"r
Consolidated IlI-N ~. '.f1L.f.''''f
Te. o3oy Cortlandt- s6 ff'S'"r'
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-02-04
iiAHANOY CITY.

) '' ''h7Ial OF Nlli'am 1oIlhan, killed III
q "i'"1a' was '"rkelS a'Ve"ueu thls MORN
10
H. a. ~nenne'sy ana EDWARD oulihah nave
" Ns" io'e vily 70 @''enu 'he poultry
.1W' where THO former has some poultry on
James McCarroll. of Dslane, died at seven
clock this morning. He had been i'll since
'ecember. Hs was a member of the odd
.'liows and p. o. S. of A.
Harrison Ball and j. A. Depew, who left
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-02-04
PlTHY POINTS.
openings Throughout the COuntr,
~CEronicied for Haaty PerusaI.

~ coubNL
Chronioied for Hasty PerusaI.
On the 18th inst, the Sons of Veterans
amp at Minersville will initiate one hundred
rev members.
Many of the schools at Shamokiu are closed,
here licenses have not yet been granted.
Shamokin's Town Council has refused to
make Il contract with the electric light com
pany for $3.50 u light per month.
The funeral of the late Judge Murphy took
lace this morning at Centralia.
The Socialistic labor party of Mt. Carmel
viii place a borough and ward ticket in the
teld and its members says they will poll
Iyer 400 votes.
The Hosiery mill at Mahsnoy City, IT,
entity destroyed by fire, will be rebuilt,
tniiicient shares Of stock being subscribed.
r. II. Morgan, of Shenandoah, a we'll
Anown business man and regalia manufac-
.urcr and way back in the '7Os 3 printer in
employ of The Record. was one of the
visitors who came in yesterday to see how
office was getting along after the fire.
'lahauoy City Record.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-02-04

Philadelphia, Zen. s.-Commou coun-
eli yesterday. by a vote of lOl TO II, de-
cided TO reconsider rs action Of last
week in defeating the bill authorizing
the city to negotiate a loan for Sl1,-
200, coo. 1t was then decided to post
pone consideration Of the bin for the
present. The bill includes a SO, 900, 900
clause for the Improvement Of the
water supply.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-02-04

Liquor license court has been adjourned
Iutil 10 O'Clock Monday morning, when the
Gearing Of the IA applicants in West Msha-
roy township will be heard. Exceptions
vera filed against these places by the attorney
n the Girard estate. The l~icsnss for tho
Id stand of William Vincent. of the middle
ard, of Girardville, was granted, the sx-
options having been filed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-02-04
The Modern Way

ommends itself to the well-informed, to do
leasantly and etIectually what was former
y ton in the crudest manner and disagree
Ily rs well. To cleanse the system and
re k up colds, headaches, and fevers with
unpleasant after effects, use the delight
tIl liquid laxative remedy, Syrup OF Figs.
laje by California Fig Syrup Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-02-04

DIR. J,P. Brown will in the near future
open offices in Mahanoy CITY, where he will
practice medicine aud surgery in all it.
branches, including eye, ear, nose aud
throat. Spectlcles and Eyeglasses adjusted,
artificial eyes inserted and operations upon
eye performed.
1-lO-2m j. p. BROWN, NJ. d.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-02-04

There was another cave-in OF the workings
a the Indian Ridge colliery last evening and
t caused a breach in the surface 80 feet deep
md 50 feet in diameter, but it did not dis
urb any of the houses. Most of the families
hat were forced TO vacate their homes yes
erday rave retained to them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-02-04

Chronic constipation is the fore-runner D
many serious diseases. Keep your bowels
regular with that non-griping remedy. DR..
Bulls Pills, aud avoid sickness. 10 and %
cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-02-04

Is it a burn? Use DR.. Thomas Eclectric
Oil. A cut? Use DR.. Thomas Electric
Oil. At your druggists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-02-04

Ask your grocer for the Royal Patent
dour, and take no other brand. 1t is the best
iour made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-02-04

AT Samuel Blocks for 90 days children's
suits worth SEQ will be sold for 0S cents. tt
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-02-04
NEW FURNITURE STORE,
f1z 6. Main St.

Where will be found the very best
goods for the least money consist
ing of Bedroom Suits, Sideboards,
Sofas, Extension Tables, Rockers,
Chairs, Lounges, Beds, brass, iron
and wood, Bed Springs, Mattresses,
Call and see us. For the past ten
years we have given the public
satisfaction in the stove business,
as our customers will admit with
out an exception
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-02-04

Samuel Block viii offer for the next 20
days, mems and boys odd suits that cost
from S. to $40, at g. If