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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Neurology Reports Of Th. aud othsr
Town. Of mo County.


The funeral of Arthur SON of Joseph and
Kate Whitebousa. took place this afternoon
from the family Residence ou South Main
street lutermeut wts made in the odd
Fellows cemetery
Mrs Julia O'Bncn died 90 har home at
Cuiz's patch. near Mahuuy Dity. last uisht.
IN her 18th year, after au iIlue-s OF three
days She Is survived ly six children The
funeral will take place. .. Friday m9fu.ua
aud interment viii Ia made 40 Nabauoy
City.
Katie, q year old daughter of John Mar.
tin, of Nahanoy City died yr,ter .ay from
membraneous Group Tie funeral will take
place tomorrow
A telegram was received here this morning
announcing the death .f Henry sba,dsr. -
former resident of town. st p.tls5ure Mr.
Shsefer was 80 year. f He bad suffered
for s,me time from Erehts disease. The
surviving children srt Nrs George PIu.rk.
Of Wilmington. Del Mrs. T.J. Br,ugHtL
of town. sud Miss Hau.s ~w,H,r reading
st Ptt-hurg Mr. Sh.t7or VHa manager .f
@ ". Eeiter's store iu town ur-eg.-tI Year.
and moved 10 pitisbuE two years Hsl ae
August Zoo engage iu "a ..rscr merDsntr.. HHIH.
Postmaster Daniel BDiss. bruthcf-m-ea NJ
the deceased. LETT town this morning tor
Pittsburg 10 assist iu making the funeral
arnnEemeuts The rymIas will BE- brought
90 town for intermeut Zoo che odd Fellows
cemetery. AuuouncgurHt uf lle arrange
meuts will be made to-uuloa
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MaIdron WIN hs Hsrs.

p, G. Waldron, the great Canadian horse
shipper will be at O'Hara's stables, Shenan-
doah, on Friday December 22nd. with two
carloads of horses. the finest lot he ever
shipped to this vicinity. The lot will con.
sist Of gray, black, sorrel and. bay teams.
heavy draught horses aud single drivers Of
the very best kind As Mr. Wadron has
sold great number Of horses here he knows
just what suits this market II you need a
horse or team for working, driving OF general
purposes you should not fail to attend this
sale sch and every horse must be sold to
the highest bidder. Remember the date and
place, O'Han's livery, Friday, December
22nd, at one o'clock, rain or shine. Terms
cash. l2-ls-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20

We invite an inspection by the ladies Of
our latest arrivals in winter dress novelties
and a call to obtain some of the latest hints
on what to wear" and "how to wear it,"
Fashions latest fads in black Peau de Sole
silks aud black Duchess satins are now dis
played on our counters. These goods would
make serviceable, as well as appropriate and
appreciative Christmas gifts R. F. GiFs
dry goods store. 12-19.2t
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Special to EvrNrxs HEnAlB

Special 90 EvENINs HERALD
Scranton, Pa Dec 2U-Arruments wer,
heard to-day ON the injunction proceed .ue.
against the Erie Railway 5y the new Autbra-
cite coal operators road The Erie hss long
enjoyed monopoly Of tls traffic al good
rates Recently the kingston and Delaware
valley Railroad, which Is 90 connect the Erie
and wyoming Valley road with tdewater.
began construction Of Their lines 10 the valley
Of the Sbtrd med Delaware and Hudson
canal bed. The Erie Railway of late ha,
been using this canal bed far dumping rock
aud ashes aud the injunotgn proceedings ar,
for the purpose Of stopping this
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20

shanokin, Pa, Three hundred min
ers at Colbert colliery had to stop
work Nonday afternoon, owing to the
slate pickers golng on strike for an
advance in wages Of from 81. TO s8.75
per week. A committee of boys con
ferred with the officials, and yesterday
the latter granted the increase asked
for whereupon the strike was declared
pn and work was resumed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20

The County COMMISSIONER have decided
to liqnidate $40 600 Of the temporary loans
certificates Of go 600 each being held by the
First National Bsuk, Of Tamaqua, and the
Merchants National Bank. Of Shenandoah
The present Board of Commissioners have
made an excellent record When they
assumed office on April llth. lsgs the TEN.
porary loans aggregated s22g. 600 By strict
economy and the use Of business methods
this sum has been reduced to SIS 600 During
the present year, for the inst time in many
years, no temporary loans were executed
The affairs Of the county this year have been
conducted at cost Of $40. 900 less than the
year previous.
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Workmen are engaged in remodeling the
front of the building occupied by the First
National Bank. The new windows will be
more narrow than the old ones and the frame
work will have greater height from the
pavement The transoms above the door
and windows will be arranged so that they
may be used as ventilators
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20

Alta nesting of the Phoenix Hose Com
pany held last evening it was de ided to
accept an invitation to parade with the
Rescue Hook and Ladder Company on New
Years evening, prior to the latter's ball
The company will make its appearance on
the streets for the first time in their new
un forms. Thus far 10 members have been
furnished with them.
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Luke Daily, the well known athlete o.
hahanoy City. while pngtigiug foot ball
Yesterday, fell aud spRinsi bis left leg a..
tue knee so badly that IL was necessary e.
assist him home.
Fatnck Courtney, aged Il years, while re-.
turning from work At Tunnel Ridge co.ltery
yesterday afternoon. fell and fractured "a,
thumb Of his right hand.
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A ChrIstmas souvenir.

An artistic cabinet photo calendar, printed
in rich eolors aud holding three photographs.
will be given away, free, to every Dur.
chaser at the Grand Union Tea Company
Store. The handsomest souvenirs yet pre-.
sented II
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20

The Town Council of Pottsville met last
evening and the Anthracite Telephone Com
pany and the Postal Telegraph Company
were represented by Charles A. Snyder,
Esq, and W. Malloy, respectively These
companies seek admission to the town and
will likely be successful inasmuch as the
Schuylkill Telephone Company Was granted
right Of way at previous meeting. A mum.
Der Of Shenandoah people are the incorpora.
tors of the Anthracite Company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20

The contest for the nomination for Chief
Burgess, by the Citizens party, is becoming
interesting and the list Of candidates is swell
ing almost daily. The latest to announce
himself is David Brown, of the Second ward
whose card will be found in another column.
Mr Brown was a candidate for the Office
three years ago, is a man of large scquaint-
auce and has been resident of Shenandoah
many years. His friends are already active
in his behalf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20

Beginning ON Saturday 23rd inst, Frank
lin & Moir, of Philadelphia, versatile come
dians and vOcalists, will open holiday en-.
gagement at Dan. Brennan $ cafe This team
is q star attraction and renders all that is
new in the vaudeville world. Go and hear
them, and enjoy yourself during the holi-
days. l2-2O.4t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20

Ed. HERALD In reference to the article
in your paper last evening, signed by Thomas
Tosh, wish to emphatically deny the state
ment that | knew certain parties would at
tempt to rob the residence of Rev Father
O'Reilly, had no knowledge of it until in
formed so by officer Mullahey, when the sup
posed burglars had gone in that direction.
W. NJ. FOYLE.
Shenandoah Doc % 1900
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Every Man to HIs rrade.


TT0W IAmHQUH IOuTeT
The Schuylkill County Ministerial Asso-
citation has formed a law-and-ordcr society To
subdue spesk-easies The Shenandoah News
says the object Of the association is 10 bleed
the saloonkeeper. Wonder ii that journal
fears for It's business
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20

The meeting of the Ministerial Association
Of this county, at Pottsville yesterday, was
well attended, among those present being
Rev. W. II. Stewart, Wm. Penn, wto acted
as secretary, The meeting was very inter
esting, the program as published in these
columns being carried out. The next meet
ing will be held at Mahanoy City.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20

FOR Christmas. Come TO our store with the
sentlemau's proper size OF hat. his weight
height and age, and we will guarantee To-
give you hat suitable to She wearer. MAN
LEWIS. 1als.gt
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20

Harry, two year old son OF William Orme,
of South Market alley, was severely scalded
on the hands, arms and face this morning
When the child's mother was carrying q
wash boiler full of hot water one of the hand.
les of the boiler broke and, as it fell, the
water was splashed upon the vi tim. The
injuries are not dangerous
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20

The Tamaqaa Register weekly uubGra
ton. celebrated its first volume on saturday
The Register is credit 20 Ie publishers.
There are runners that the Miners journal
will change management again before the
first Of the year.
The issue OF the Ashland T.Iream ar
saturday was holiday edition. with beau
tiful souvenir colored cover The eight
pages were marked by interesting reading.
Brother Tiley is TO be Congratulated
The publishers Of the dai'y papers of the
county will probably form 40 organization
for mutual protection
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20

There is none better than that of the
schley orchestra. Attend their dance at
Robbins opera house tomorrow night. The
test people attend. l2-2O-1t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20

Last evening the St. Iguatius Dramatic
Company presented the drama, ERIN Go
Bragh" at Centralia and was witessed by a
large audience The company includes
Thomas Quigey, Thomas Mcdonald. John
Clarke, Anthony Conway, Patrick Tye, Miss
Kathryn Foy, Miss Elizabeth Grant, Miss
Margare. Curry and Patrick Quigley. A
special feature was Cleary aud Kehoe, the
star buck and wing dancers The company
was assisted by the St. Ignatius band and or.
chestrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20

Charles E. Everhart and Miss Mary L.
Mowry. both of Shenandoah, were united in
marriage by Rev. Z. A. Yearick, at the
Reformed church parsonage, los North
Jardin street, on the evening of the 10th
inst
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20

The merchants of town are now busy dec
Grating their stores for the Christmas holi-
days Spruce is being literally used and
many of the decorations are very unique and
pretty. Especially is this the case at the
Shenandoah drug store and Max Leyit's.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20

meeting Of the Citizens Party Standing
Committee will be held at No. S South Jar
din street on Friday, 22nd inst, at p. m,
for the purpose Of arranging to receive
names of candidates preparatory to the
spring election. By order of
l2-2O-2t Committee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20

At meeting Of the directors 0f the
Peoples Building and Loan Association. %.
Girardville, it was decided 20 appoint au
assignee II is said the shortage. which will
amount to about SIS, 600 was caused by
forcing out free shares some time ago ana
paying out more money than had been
earned. This is the second association of this
kind IN that town to 20 under within year
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20

L. d. Dawson. the North Main street fur
nl'ure dealer will give away q go-oart free
70 every purchaser from now until Christ
mas This is an elegant opportunity foI
every housewife to secure 8 vehicle 90 4t
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See the Dolls, some are sleeping, others vide
awake Twins are here, Dressed Dolls,
Kid Dolls, All Kinds Of Dolls, Sc. Up.
NN~NNNN

Dressed mai, e-o,,,
Tr.. O-,,.,,..,... -, III,
','' - ~ s0'u anu s'i'el'
'-,' -l''' ''es 0- ra"ey SHAPES
e'''' ''ss' ie eaCH'
Candles and Holders.
Lamps for Christmas Yards.
Harmonious, sc. up.
Pianos. 25c. tsc no oQo
49,, '7'
'He''l'oPHoHeS' Drums, I9c, SOC,
" ''S,' 7e1S-laoIe' WTlnger, wash
F'
+;,,. - -Olo'eu li4us'Ia-
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BEr'HAN's PmLs r mach aodIlrar ILL.


Clocks in porcelain, china. bronze an,
wood. Good time-keepsr aud lowest o
prices are Christmas Inducements 40 Orkinf
Jewelry store, next door 20 the lamuotf
clothing house. 1a.Is.-r
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FREE LuNoaEs ro.NIaHr.


Special lunch tonight. FILLED beef and
dressing TO morrow morning.
HENTz's
Cold lunch tonight. Tomato soup IN.
morrow morning.
cHAs. RADzIEwICz's.
Clam SOUP will be served, free. to an ps.
irons tonight.
WEEKS
Sour krout, pork aud mashed potatoes to-
night.
PooLKR's.
Vegetable soup tonight.
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severely Wonnded ~ Mnnlln.

John Dolan, a former resident Of Mo1ea
who enlisted at Hazleton for the Philippine
service, has beou severely injured in fight
near Bulocan. Word has been received by
his friends that his condition was critical at
the time the news was sent.
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The Best Fitting Clorhing
Is to be had at Harry Levit's, IS North Main
gtraat


HtHNN inN on HtII I"IPnh0nes.
Columbus, o., Dec. 20-By a de
cision of the supreme court yesterday
a new method OF tax valuation far
reaching in its effect VIII be establish.
ed in Ohio. The decision directly af-
fects the telephones of the Bell COM
pany, which are held TO ue taxable at
their rental value. estimated at s233
each, instead OF their actual cost. $40
each. The suit was brought by the
attorney general through a friendly ar
rangement between the auditor of
state and w. II Halliday, auditor Of
Franklin county.
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Roger teaspoons, slOO per dozen. swalm's


story book, 23O pages and $50 ilustra.
tions, free, with every pound Of Grand Union
Baking Powder, At the Grand Union Tea
Company's store. 15l8.2O2l
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Dressed fat turkeys gee,e ducks snd
chickens. Choice cuts Of beef, lamb. pork
aud veal. Full line Of smoked meats. Eggs
and butter. At Bausers
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Mixtures from S cents 10 up at NJ L.
Kemmerer * Co, the leading manufacturing
confectioner, 80 North Main street. l2-4-1st
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It's wise tongue that responds 60 pure
candy Try your tongue on our line. NJ. l..
kemmerer & Co. 1a-ll,t
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THE BOYS wITH TIE VOICES.
Everything New but the Same. Morn.
aud MsGk-

Mart. Fahey has spared 5000 rzpeusgu u -.cur-
ing the alove named performers ate of
Dumont's Minstrels. Poi tI,lpha. aud the
patrons Of Mr.. Fahey's SO ..au will Dee given
a treat Songs Of the highest order can be
heard r1.g1.It
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20

Why pay others $500 dozen for Rodger
tablespoons and forks when you can buy
them at Brumm's for 50 5O2 Teaspoons at
SIPS. I2-1g.tt
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Two hundred dollars first mortgage Ave
per cent. bonds for sale. Apply at "a East
Oak street. Shenandoah, Pa. I2l6.tf
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just the thing for a Xmas present TO the
distant frieuds-s coal ink stand. tooth pick
holder, sewing set or one OF the many novel
ties made from coal at Brumm's. l21s-tf
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20

Beginning tonight and during this entire
week turkeys, ducks and geese will be given
away, Free at Tim. O'Brien's cafe. Go there
and secure your poultry for your Christmas
dinner, free. l2-l9-5t
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20

Knew how much pleasure is derived by see
ing our array of fancy umbrellas, plain and
fine embroidered handkerchiefs, purses and
linens, visit to our store would be the re-
suit. We always aim to have our stock &C
companied with prices where your pocket
book can reach them, and at the same time
meet with your own ideas. r. +. GilPs dry
goods store l21Q.2t
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half dozen of gentlemen's half hose
The latest novelties from the cheapest to the
finest. Max Levits. 12-ls3t
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Marriage liceuses were issued yesterday as
follows Harry E. Williams, of Hegins
township, and Mrs Lizzie Carl, Of Gratz
Francis Coleman and Clara V. Holdeman,
both Of Hegins township
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store Room for Rent.

Don't purchase your Xmas gin until YOU
see Brumm's stock and ask hi, prices.
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Special to EvFSsa HrRALD

Philadelphia, Dec. 2O.-This afternoon the
Free Museum Of Science and Art Of the Uni
versi'y Of Pennsylvania was formally opened
by the trustees The statue of DR.. William
Pepper was presented aud Mr. J. Hill Martin
gave the trustees medical diploma Of his
grandfather, who was graduated from the
University July 3rd, 1886
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April LIST, 1900 now occupied by Frank
Schmidt, ll6 North Main street. Apply at
store. 15R-tf
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Special specialIi

leather hat case with fashionable black
Levit's. l2lS-3t
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A novel way to advertise; will you get
that fine gold plated lamp? See it in Brumm s
show window. l2-lS-tf
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aud OIL cloths cheaper than elsewhere
Christmas goods and blankets. We guarantee
the best value for the money. clearance
sale of underwear. Come at once,
l2-l5-st p J. MONAGHAN
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You can buy it at Brumm's.


Eighteen cases Of black and brown stiff
hats at 81 90. Guaranteed in style and price
Max Levit's. l2ls-3t
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Leather hand grips at MAX LEvrrs.
Christmas Night.

The Elite Club will hold a ball in Robbins
hall on Christmas night. Full orchestra with
piano accompan ment 12.lIgt
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How will a box of 25 Henry W Sage cigars
hit you for a Xmas present? Shenandoah
Drug Store. l2lM5t
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Heavy fleece lined underwear, shirts or
drawers. Our price IS cents, Max Levitt. 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20

Agnes Wallace villa, in Frank Hsrvey's
tear-drawing, heart-rendering melodrama of
English country and city life. The World
Against Her" is vastly different from the
average emotional meloduma Of the present
day The story is Of wife placed ia
questionable light, through no fault Of her
own; the Indignation Of her husband. who
casts her od her lonely struggle for ex-
isteuce and battle to prove her innocence.
aud the hual triumph Of right aud justice
over villainly. II is played by a strong
cast.--St Louis Call At Ferguson's theatre
Friday evening Dec %
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Special to EVENING HERALD.

Special to EVENING HERALD
San Francisco, Dec. 2O.-Captain Block
linger commander of the naval recruiting
station in the Masonic Temple, IN Chicago
enlisted thirty landsmen for the cruiser Hart
ford, which left San Francisco to-day in
charge of Commander John II. Haw ey for
years trip around the world.
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How would gold mounted fountain pen
do for a Xmas gift2 Brumm has something
new and good in fountain pens. 12-ls.tf
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Our solid gold rings are exactly to your
taste. Ellis Deull's, 1913 South Main St. At
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For fashionable hats the right place is al
MAX LEWIS I2-Is2t
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4 Christmas Tree For go Cents
and up. Jacob Hentz's. Main and Conl SIS
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Free with every pound of Grand Union
Baking Powder at the Grand Union Tea
COmpany's Store. If
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-12-20

We do insist on the purity Of our confec.
tiouery NJ. L. Kemmerer & Co. I24-Ist
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Clocks, silver novelties, and silverware.
solid gold rings and watches, musical instru.
ments. etc, at Orkin's iewelrY store 81
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Celebrated Swits CJnde glove fitting un-
derwear at Max Levit's No advance in
prices. I2-lS-3t
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Our silk and linen haudkerchiefs is large
and complete. Max Levit's. I2-ls.3t
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Leave your order for Holly Wreaths, etc,
at Shenandoah Drug Store. l2lg-5t
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Splendid Christmas gifts in jewelry. Ellis
Deulls, 1913 South Main street l2-2O-4t
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THEATRICAL


In "A Country Merchant" beside the
pretty play itself might be- mentioned oomi.
cal antics OF the "A Country Merchant
quartette, the ludicrous "Rube Trio" the
deep bass Of Arthur Snow. the rich soprano
OF Merceits Esmonde, the rsque dances Of
the irresistible young soubrette Miss Lille
havre' with which she punctuates her latest
hits-to say that she holds her audience
spellbound would be using mild phrase.
Fun and comedy is tho order Of things in
"A Country Merchant and Mr. CowIes has
certainly succeeded in placing before the
public an entertainment that is proving
highly satisfactory in every particular. No
painstaking theatre goer can afford to miss
"A Country Merchant" At Ferguson's
theatre tonight
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Given away, free, with every pound of
Grand Union Baking Powder. At the Grand
Union Tea COmpany's Store. l5-l6-2O-2l
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Bayison's stoves and ranges give the best
Try them.
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Solid gold rings, no greater selection in
town and no place that has more satisfactory
prices than at Orkin's iewelry store 1s-5t.
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Huyler's candy 10 baskets. No.h,ne
prettier. Shenandoah DRUG store. lest
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Never rip oyeralls, full weight and size. 80
cents Buy them at Max Levits 12Is.3t
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An Artistic Cabinet photo Ualendar


Free, to every purchaser at the Grand
Union Tea Company store Is 5l6-2O21
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We are never undersold. Brumm.


The best place in town to buy clothing,
Harry Leyits, next door to NJ. c. Watson's
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Curtains a-d tapestry covers at DayisOu's 5