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In Flannel SHIRT. Shoulder straps
and II StrIu;: Around ilIs TInt,
lie Rides MuIc.

Amorg the Nirgi..ians who have re-
Gently visited Washington there has
been no rlurr striking EgurC ard none
on v whorn more eyes were iUr"e Il in ad-
miTing EIHc lLau the si..I.i:i fern
and suHLur1rd. swarthy ecu ;"rancc
Of Gen. Thomas l.. EOssrF. says the
iiChmoTd tNu.) liTCs. y newly ap-
pUiaicd ,C.cCT us';rd ECSsrT where he
WAS ruir- to Lave lis uniforms E.adc.
"Thcy viii cost you a lot of money"
said Ec. II have had siN suits made and
they cost &c $5cO."
II viii oai~ uccd." responded Eosscr.
- la, s.;rt which | can Luy Lerc
anywhere ut the uycuUr; II pair Of
sh"uidc. Straps. and "A string CT iccc
Of l"aid Hrcvrd ~ hat TO designate
shat | IA. - oE.Ccr.
"Iou ,,I iaSc 10 get II fine horse.
general" co"tiEuCd thc i@icrIocutor.
Cen. lu..rr las Lad a s},1 Lack stnl.
lion .r,s,:.Cd to lin. and ether gen
cra'' l..sr secured G1r horses"
"NC..' replied !rsscr. ". Lave sornc
roU.i aiur.. down o . NY f@r1: hut from
what caa ..arr horse viii not be the
suitable iii.T In Cuba; | think E.ulc
vii &c est. ard ii i5 NY CN, Crtntion
to ride ,.U!U."
It r.i- rhnt this corrrhrrarc vet
rruH r.i.i Is l.urvl shirt Hu,i string
u"am"d i.s hat. T., .'~i@i.! 90 ,.r.c. will
:0i Jc ,:..v..y i 'riI- 80 r@uri IN
.croua T. Liar g.Gss ar ,3.cr tim.
y il q i.Gg'@ ch@s..-cr g.. r l"g,iyi-
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VOLUME MIMI.
SILVER rARrY CONVENTION.
The County Ticket NAMED at Well

Th" County Ticket Snmrd at Wells.
I'll" convention ~ The Elkn county
Silver ariy wrs call ii tn or Ter in 'he
Good T-mi'lnr's Hall At Wells y"sicr-
day at 1920 o'clock T. 'var Rein
hnrt Of f. kr was elected Temporary
chnirmnn, and +. g. Sri Ter ~ Elko
temporary secretary. \ committee
un Crclcntirls vns arr"intcd and u
recess taken until 81.
R'snm no tier recess. G 'or,c K.
Vardy. IN behalf "f the citizens 81
W-lls. mnde Tho ad,lr"ss ~ well
come to the Silverit"s. viii h was re-
sponded la bi Chairman R"inlIart.
Eleven pre- Cis were rrprrse nt"d
AMI the cowuit;"e on Credentials
Recommended that those precincts
not represented, bc rrprcS, n.eh in
the conventions 10y persons there
prrscn, but not accredited is dele.
Enies. rlIr report wns adopted.
CUmn'i't II on Platform md Per.
VI i'N'l' NclN
anh ui Hdj mrnment taken Ia l:3O
o'rl, c.:.
On rras .rmhliug the committee on
Permanent Organization reported
recommending T. gar Il 'iuhart fur
cb"irman and Vim. Nc 'owcl for
Secretary Ndpt"h.
Tina 80, ,,,, ra.,I,,.;.,,
Ioit'd H. ( l!ows:
-lour committe" on platform and
resolutions beg leave tu present tI.r
following report:
-Thc Silver uriI of Exc county in
convention assembled hcreb, cndnrSe
the platform adopted 10y the state
convection nf the silver party hrl Mt
R"nn ON the 9Th day ~ September,
1893. fIvnriug M the. p1rarnnnni il NE
the free and rnlimit,,d coinage ~ sill
yer nj Tie ratio "f 10 to ! toy the ir,le.
pei dent ac'Inn Of til, United States.
Nv" earnestly rec nmmch the rlcc.
tiOn ~ Wm. NJ. Stewart To The scnlt-
OF the United States. and pie lGe the
Silver inrty nf Elku county and the
nominees II this convention to his
support Tor that office.
~R' s0LvEu:-Thnt i, is the sense of
this convention that the senator and
asscmhlympn "t I'll ~ county. ut the
mex session 81 the state l,gislRtur.
nsk Tor md =, care nII amendment of
county mgh ,chnnls. % lint county
boards uf education shnll he ch sen
M follow: Two members Oi sud
beard to he elected hy direct vote ~
the people. "nr to serve rwn years
and one Ia serve four years, who IN
conjunction with the county Euperin-
tendrnt ~ schools s'Iall con dtu'c
the county board II "dnration.
~HEsOLvfD: That this convention
plo olgcs its M nincCs. & elected To the
Ervcrnl Office. to u rigi !. economical
ndninis' rntiun az the same
The pr, liminnry hnsrncss thus lin
ishcd the following uom.na'iuns we're
made:
Senator. T. p Iarle ty u WILL;
Asarmbly men. u II Cnryrll ~ Wells.
Webster P.Iiicrs III ~ F.lltn nnh & T.
Pcnrton ~ Mnrdis: Sheriff. Jo' Me-
Krc i Ormshy county; ass ~ ", Ia.
cob fpgcrs: Clerk and rr"asurcr, J \
McEriie; District ATTORNEY. John 4
Whp,,l lor. con. r,,issinncra 6nr term.
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j All. DELIVERY.
MIX" IInrtnIrn Saw. Ills Why Ia
Liberty.

MIX" HhrtnINn Saw. Ills Way to
Liberty.
l.nst "v"ring bctwe III eix rnh 1r''on
o'"'' c'' Mik" Hart nnr ."nnli ."l IN 'I,..
county j il awaiting the &c ion 81 the
grand Jury nn Il charge 81 robbery.
eS"apcd by SAVING the staple niT the
l'ct on the dnor lead ng from the
i'"r'S room ;ui" 'hr wo t ,r,rr;l"r.
/ Deputy Sr"riT ;irvr II n'e> was
III ch rGc Il ih" il. Sheriff Mat ar
beng nhSrnr i'll he ,nun r..
The pri "n"rs We" - ven their sup.
per nh nj i:31 = ct. he u>u 4
time. and about > m'rlnrk H"ul. y
lf th" jail. the prisoners. rs usunl.
being let III th" r"rrIdnr. lie r,
tnrnc II f.w minutes ber"c scvrr
"'c''c''. when II C'nnomnn. Tho on
o'hrr m,cupIn' al The j. m!nrur
him that Hartman had made his q, =
| cape a3"ui hal Hn hour before. Ar
examination Shove That IL" PRISON
er had g"ttcr I'sscSs on of II Il
with which he ha made saw ON
~ on" : tn" On q. knives Il 'cd in %
kitchen. IIy inserting his h tra.
through the ir ~ haiti q ~ the door
he reached the ,rk rmh, il npnrar.
Ind no trouble in saw ny III ia.
stap'". Fnm the jrllrr'T room he
went throu.h 'hr ma u ntii -, unnu I
cd III" hn"r Iad mg into The yurI AN,
was mt lih"riy.
Tl" lock was II very inferior qurl.
ity, the staple winch was save
through h-'ug of the softcst kind -
iron. ur'i iii not even dull The rude
saw with which il was cut. Tho door
through which the prisoner cs,ap".
In not been npcncd bcfnr', lr."r,i-
my t" Deputy Henley, since lie ln :
he n IN office.
Before leaving the Ill IInrt.nnn
forced the Chinamnu into Il cell aud
lock Il him MP.
Hartman is lhnu-ht Ia he II Syr H.,
but clai M tu he Ger nan Imd talks
so newhai broken. lie Is , Il. So
inches tail, wei sht al m ~ lbs. age
ah"nt 3. complexion light. hair and
mustach" liIht color. eyebrows and
wide apart, thin face. head nurruw
aud pointed on top, und wrrr heavy
1t E" shoes. hluc'i coat and pants an1
white 4nft hn'.
D"rut! Henley offers reward ~
s5u fnF lis arrest and rciur" T." thr
jill After the escape "vcry effort
wns marlc to recap mrr him, bmt no
trace las ihus Tar hccn found.
Hartman WIS HwnitIug the action
~ the grand jury. ch hIrgcI with
st"nlrmG u wagon and harness from u
man Icy the name ~ GhnUp-nn, near
TwscHrora. whi"h wns found IA his
possession y hen arr stcd.
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COSvESTIOS NOTES.


Jim Mnircr had "cold icri."
Elsnr Hcinhnri pre-, i,lch with dig.
riiv nnh tact.
Rnhr l'niilra Of WI ncmuccn was
Nh interested on'"o' or.
W,ila "tlih iisclf proud in the NM.
tor AZ enter 'amiur i'a gu ale.
Cart. Watkins wne The mnRi roIu.
lar nomin lnccI before the con.
ypnii'm.
Ed Mend wns adnd with prrI.
ica-in e, lac wns practically the
convcn'rnn.
Andy Smith of Tuacnrnrn wns tie
only dclcGni" prcEcni from the north.
west en- ~ tho county.
Low llCn'crson's clniidnio Tor
ShcriIT wns no. ror ulnr, bmi. being
elatcJ, was swallowed.
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\ great rOuImO ION seems tn have
iukcn place among railway circles
owinu tn 'lic contemplated through
car service bet wern the Pacific Co Isl
nnd Chicago which ~ operating unr
day each week. Thi~ Ii not ne IS de.
pariur" by nny mran-. ~ the Denver
IL Rio Grundr Railroad roupru! and
lis conncc ions have been operating i
through eur Irrvi ~ between the pa.
ciiic and 'rlantic Coast ia.S Lake
PucbI'. Denver. inuSns City and
Clnca "a rur lrarA. and three In. F
each Week. viz rvcry Wed Ic lay.
Thur,dny nd Fri Iny even ug. the
ears iur tlIis III nrsh sCrvI'c ATE
he latest Poll ann ic ign, aud az,
Ruppiicd with rIrnn Ii zen ,nd brdd ~
throu .hout. \ Pull nan p rtCr is jiS
signn ,o each cur lhr|u cnrs A.
nj - Lu,lcr the rurs ~ II su,,e'r.sr. u
of SPECIAL Excir-inn agent
who - 'Iu'y II il Ia scc ,hm pascn
gcrs are gwen "vcry cOm'nrt and at.
icnli.n For flr her iu'u 'i.n'rriI. up
ply IT, ANY ngcpt. or Il i. N,v.ns.
Genera! Age I. nr Ia II NJ. Gushing.
Travel mr Passenger Nvcni, ID Il Il;
G. Il a.. 5S West :Ird South 81. Salt
Lake city. Utah.
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JOINT STATEMENT

OE AUDITOR AND TI,EASUI,EIs
OF l.LKO COUNTY.
Far the Quarter Ending Dec.
81, 1907.
STATE OF NKyADA,i,
.ou-ty Of Elko. tH'
ACDIT0R's oFFILE
T the Honorable Board OF County Commi-
'uers OF Elko County, Nevada.
i'SrL.NES: waherewith submit onr Quzr
'er.y Report OF the Fiaancct Of tho Comfy
% -" quarter ending Dec. 81 1877.
pecifuily submitted:
CA. WATKINS
Auditor
A, MCBRIDE
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rl, committee II cousiuck ru.wr.
int"n lent. nr utiz Il u" collect iltn
4" bc used in dctrimin ur whc hrr
deep aiming Is I" hr rrsu ne ! ~ "'
CONS ock ml | their lin meet ur
lust evening niid II 81 the finish hup
Il nj ~ to llm ir "rnr'. which will hr
:a"cn below ly s rcrin,cndcni Il "a
~ ih Cnn. Cal & Vir gniu m,rra.
The Supcrintcl dCuis vino co.. i,u'c
the committee LAY thn, II cour u II
will hr inil roper for ii,n tn give on
nn! portion nf the rcprrl for nuhlira.
iiun hrfn'" il ha been duly sub uit.
ted; but thcy wcrr willing Ia sny ilmi
their o"porl strongly rccOmm"ndc |
tint the fU,msi, ok mli Cs hc cleared
and that III, p"1spo:i'nr i the lowe
, lev , j. DC icsu.ncl. Enter. ri,c.
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G0NNEhA
TESTIFIESl
Ccon, n,inued from First Page )

during that year aud were filed away in en-
velopes until December. 1894, when they
were written out by Clerk Schmidt under
his (Counelrs) instructions The Commits
sioners then formally approved them. Dur
ing 1895 they got careless and no person in
the office complained of the minutes during
that period.
After dinner Mr.. Marr resumed the cross
examination. He read from the minutes Of
June g. 1896. and asked Mr. Couuel where
he got authority TO draw the s3OOlO
note from the Minutes wtIich did not name
that amount. Mr. Connell answered that,
although the minutes did not rive him an
thority to write out such a note, he Was sure
the Commissioners did so. or he would not
have so written it.
WHY didn't Won mt if ON tbe minute,
then?
don't know.
By request of Mr.. Rvon the witness read
the preamble and resolution of June q, 1896.
and the $50 600 note for three months of
that date signed bv the Commissioners and
Connel.
What do the minutes say
Well, find on the minutes that a rcsolu-
ton was adopted renewing the note to the
Safe Deposit Bank for 50 900
How did YOU come to make the additional
loan of S5. 900 ot that date
All loans were made by the request of the
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s~ &~~\~>\\ a -
; Word in PsssiDg. III.
s~~NN000NN WATy

John j. Shea Of Conway's Famous and
10 cent store, was in receipt Of a communica-
ton from the District Attorney of Mont
gomery county. which offers large sum of
money for the capture of the murderer of
Motorinan Galloway some time ago.
Charles Fotz, of Sharon, Ohio, is visiting
his mother on East Coal street.
--Messrs. Andrew Hyland and James Y.
Hilbert are at present engaged in covering
the pipes of the Shenandoah Fcrtilizing
plant with asbestos. Both men are regarded
as excellent mechanics in this line.
p. w. Bierstein spent to-day ON business
at the county seat
Robert Binung started on a western trip
for tho shenandoah Hat q Cap Co. this
morning.
Councilman f. L. Magarglc is confined
to his home on account Of a severe cold.
Matthew Lambert, the genial and oblg-
ing bartender at Mulholland's cafe. is on the
sick list His vacancy is being filed by G.
W. Peters.
Miss Cecilia f. Younge has returned
from IIazlctou, after spending the past week
as q guest Of the Arnold family.
Ex-senator b. j. Monaghan, Of Phila-
| delphia, is the guest of town relatives.
Miss Annie Saeger is home from Phila-
delphia to spend her vacation,
Mr. aud Mrs Max Schmidt, and son
Ollie, Of Shamokin, were town visitors yes
terday.
Miss Nellie Mullen. of Shamokin, was
guest of the members of the Chrysanthe
mum Euchre club at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs J. J. Coakley, on North Main street
last evening.
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MAHAN0Y CITY.
The Boardman Stabbing ARRAY Settled by
the Parents.

The father of Casper Smith the boy who
stabbed William BOardman,a "A boy cOmpaniou
during fight on Tuesday night, and the
father of Boardman met in Justice May S
office last night and settled the case. Board
mans father said he didn wish to keep the
accused in Jail DIR. Sherman said the wound
was not dangerous one, but a change of a
quarter of an inch in its location would have
brought fatal results.
Miss Kate Burns and Thomas Ward were
married in the st. Canicus parsonage last
evening. The bride was attended by Miss
Lou Erdley and the bridegroom by Thomas
Partitt. There was a reception at the resi-
dence of the bridegroom's brother George
Ward, at Ellangowan.
Ray, 6-yearold son of Charles and Amelia
Dennis, died last evening after an illness of
five days. The funeral will take place on
Saturday afternoon.
The employees of the Primrose colliery will
receive their pay tomorrow. The officials
announce that the employees must draw their
pays personally hereafter. No payment will
be made to women.
George Long the boy who died from fright
at the Humane grove on Sunday afternoon,
was buried in st. Canicus cemetery this after
noon.
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PlTHY POINTS.


Frackvlle contemplates building borough
water works at an estimate cost Of S3l, 900.
In a quarrel at Mahanoy City, Casper
Smith, aged 16 years, stabbed William Bord-
man, aged 10, in the neck.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles d. Kaier, of Maha-
nOy City, celebrated the 31st anniversary OF
their marriage ON Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Shippen, formerly of Potts
vile, has given 100000 to the Pottsville
hospital as an endowment fund.
A choir has been organized at the Mahanoy
Plane NJ. L. church under the leadership OF
the pastor, Rev. Harry Preston.
The United States Senate, yesterday, con
firmed pOstmasters among them being, r. b.
Clayton, of Ashland and q. W. Heinbach OF
st. Clair.
Marriage licenses were issued to the follow
ing Benz. f, Meyer and L. Florence Wilson,
both of Frackyille; James Coon, Giardville,
and Mary Hardnock, Ashland,
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An ENJOYABLE Time.

All was merry as a wedding bell last even
ing at the second meeting of the Chrysan-
themum Euchre Club at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs j. j. Coakley, on North Main
street. The gathering was a most pleasant
one, the predominating feature being the
full attendance of the club, twenty members
in all. The gentleman's prize, a leather
collar and cuff box, was awarded to Thomas
Reilly. The lady's prize, silver hair pin
holder, fell to Miss Kate Maley. Nothing
was left undone by the host and hostess to
entertain their guests. A collation. was
SprVad
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Concerning the card to the public published
in last evenings HERALD by James Teeley,
refuting the report that he was connected
with the persons who have filed remonstrances
against saloons in the borough, the gentle
man who was responsible for the report called
at the HERALD office today and asked that n
statement be made to the effect that the
charge against Mr. Teeey emanated from a
joke and there was no intention to seriously
charge Mr.. Teeley.
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To Cure Headache in IS Minutes.
Take DR.. Davis At-lleadache. All druggist


The annual meeting of the | O. q. f.
lodges of Central Pennsylvania, connected
with the orphans home, near Suubury,
elected forty directors j. l.. Miller and
wife were reelected warden and matron Of
the home Treasurer Maick read the iiuau-
ciul report for the past year and it was very
gratifying. 1t showed that the receipts were
50, ,795 80 expenditures S0,25i 50, leaying a
balance of $40 9S in the treasury. The pre-
sent outstanding orders amount to S2,IO0.
There are at present sixteen orphan children
being taken care of at the institution and the
number will be increased within a few days
by several more, thus crowding the building
to its fullest capacity. The building will be
enlarged at a cost of at least $1,000.
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Michael Malone was arraigned before
Justice Toomey last night on a chlrge of
Larceny preferred by Michael McNamara.
About two months ago Malone stole % violin
from the plaintiff in saloon on Main street.
lie afterwards sold it to a third party, in
who possession the instrument was found.
In default of bail he was taken to Jail this
morning by Constable Giblon.
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IN OLDEN TIMES

People overlooked the importance of per-
maneutly beneficial effects and were satisfied
with transient action; but now that it is
generally known that Syrup of Figs will
permanently overcome habitual constipation,
well-informed people will not buy other laxs-
tives, which act for time, but finally in
ju.e the system Buy the genuine, made by
the California Fig Syrup Co.
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Headache Quickly Cured.
DIR. Davis Anti-Headache never fails, 25t


Citizcn's Party, West Mahanoy Twp. Sat
urday night, January 10, is the last chance to
pay your taxes for the February election,
Tax Collector Mclaughlin will be at his home
in Raven Run every afternoon and evening
this week, to receive the same. Never before
is you vote Of such great Importance as will
be at the next township election, which will
demonstrate your approval Of the attempt at
reform in our School Board affairs. 1t is our
desire that there will be NO defect in tax
receipts and we hope to have none other
than honest votes.
CITIZENS REFORM LEAGUE.
Lost Creek, Pa, Jan. f3, 1895. l-l3 81
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Philadelphia iOStmnStcr Praised.
Washington, Jan. l3.-First Assistant
Postmaster General Heath said today
that so far as the DOstofiice depart
ment was concerned, it had completed
the inquiry into the alleged violations
of the civil service law by Postmaster
Hicks, of Philadelphia. There was very
great satisfaction, he said, with the
manner in which the postmaster had
discharged the duties of his office, and
the office had been brought up to
high state of efficiency.
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DR.. J, p Brown will in the near future
open offices in Mahanoy City, where he will
practice medicine and surgery in all its
branches, including eye, ear, nose aud
throat Speetacles and eyeglasses adjusted
artificial eyes inserted and operations upon
eye performed
I.l0-2m j. F. BROWN MD.
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Supt, +. c. Wagner, of the Girard Estate
water company, at Girardville, gives the fol-
lowing data as to the rain and snow fall
during the year 1897 Total snow fall for
year, 5s 90 inches total precipitation for
year, 40 81 inches; average monthly preci-
pitation, 4.16 inches; greatest monthly pre-
ciptation, May, s.27 inches least monthly
precipitation, October, 1.9S inches greatest
daily rain fall, May 18th, 2.25 inches.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-01-13

The rooms of the Emanou club were made
lively last night by members of the organi-
zation who rendered musicale to a number
of friends. Selections by a mandolin and
guitar club, recitations, vocal selections, etc,
formed the predominating pastime of the
evening.
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Miss Allie Hughes, Norfolk, Va, was
frightfully burned ON the face and neck
Pain was instantly relieved by DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salve, which healed the injury
without leaving scar. 1t is the famous pile
remedy. G. IL. Hagenbuch.
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DAME! Weist, of Qnakake, a conductor on
the Lehgh Valley Railroad, met with pain
full accident yesterday afternoon. He was
engaged in shifting cars in the Delano yard
and got caught between bumpers while max
ing a coupling
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A special meeting of the members Of Shen-
andoah Lodge No SOL, l. o. o. F., will be
held in the hall on Saturday, 18th inst, at -
o'clock, noon, sharp, to attend the funeral of
our late brother, Edward c. Davis. By
order of f. f. JOHNSON, n. G..
1-12.3t JOSEPH Kinks, SeC'y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-01-13

The two serials, II. b. Marriott Watson's
"The Adventures" and Albert Lees -Four
for Fortune" ," will be continued in lIarp'r's
Round Table for February, and the number
will contain al-o short stories by Lamar
Beaumont, Thomas W. Lamont, Harold
Martin, aud Owen Hall.
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The lecture made a deep impression upon
the ladies of the League who heard it,
and there was much discussion upon it after
the session closed. 1t seemed e. be the
general sentiment that women of the present
day are beginning to ses how needless were
the troubles which women formerly endured,
and how easily they can be avoided at the
present time by exercising intelligent care.
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Treatment for FaIIlng Hair.

Katharine A, Hickey gives frst-class scalp
treatment for falling of hair. Will call on
the ladies of shenandoah during January.
l-lO Ivy
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The Objects oj lUy author, of The SUN
shine or luludl.t AIl.y,' which will be- re-
secuted at l(ricr', opera huusc. Mahanoy city,
this evening", j, To- w,,rut 20 rictur of every
day life n New York city among the poor,
without any attempt to tell an intricate
story The play is also picturesque in scenic
effects; and stage representations are given
of the Brooklyn bridge, the interior of a
tenement, and a realistic setting of Paradise
Alley. 4 fourth scene is said to Ice gorge
Gus representation of Bronx HrE IN the
autumn The -four pictures of llt, are given
distinctly one from uno, herr aud as conse-
qU,ucc tour distinct casts are given ON the
program The Sunshine" of Paradise
Alley saves rich young woman from suic dc
in the first act, and thereby obtains funds to
carry on her work of reformation with re-
markably good results. The play has met
with notable success in New York and
Boston, where it has enjoyed long runs. 1t
is declared to be a. excellent in the way OF
sustaining interest by rea life depicted as the
other great success, The Old Homestead y
4 largo number Of Shenandoah people will
trolley" to Maianoy City tonight to wit
ness this production.
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