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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-07

Omaha, Sept Cattle receipts $500.
Market steady To strong. native beef
steers i.NbuG. 90; western steers $500
go. Texas stoors 3.75nito. cows ana
hcifrrH 3.G0Hi2i; cannors 2,2iu3.5 COS
Htuokorn aud foOdcre 3,sOu6.oO. calvcn
f.OOuG. 20. bulls HtnWp. etc. 2.Ibui 90.
iioEH. receipts $500 Market Dc hlgh-
or Heavy 2Oui3O; mixed t.25ni. 30i
light t,3nut 90, pigs i,0OHi,io, bulk OF
sales i25ui.3O.
sheep receipts $500. Market strong
yearinra 3.s0Ut On. western muttoua
3 Gong 90; stock sheep JiOu3,S5, lambs
4. OOQf 90.
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LOCAL rlARKETS.

September :, 1899.
Below arc wholesale buying figures
on poultry, butter eggs and cheese.
Quotations are corrected semi weekly
by J. NJ. Christensen & Co.. wholesale
produce dealers.
POULTRY.
There r. good demand FOR poul-
try and the market II very bare
Dressed nouitry drawn. with heads and
foot on bring figures rs follows
Chickens 90, 90, &c, ..,..s.,,,, II 10 ~
Live chickuna.,,,.,,, coo, ,.,...u9 to II
Spring chickens per dog, Oivcl&2 10 $3.50
BUTTER AND CHEESE
An kinds Of butter 10 In good demand
Creamery butter o.. ,..'.s'..s..'. ~
ltuntu .tt ttf ffstt. ssssssssss..fs IL TO ~
Cheese, Utah Oncw) zoe, o. Gee. ..,."
EGGS,
The egg market BE- strong with tho
product quoted at $3.50 per ease for
first quality
The price paid Tor wheat by salt Lake
mllers IN 80 cents per 100 lbs. whole
sale.
Selling prices on grain. -four. ote.
Whrlt-Go cents per hushol
Oats-il3O per humber.
C0m-yi,tO per hundred.
Cracked Curn-Allb per hundred,
Bun-,Oc. per hundred.
Hye-fi per hundred
Shorts-s0c. per hundred
harley LOO per hundred.
LOOSE HAY.
Timothy 5000 per ton,
Mixed 5000 per ton.
Alfalfn-Sd,5O per ton,
flour,
High patent per cwt..,.. ,..,,.Si %
etplsht grade, per cWt ,..,....,.., lao
Family. upr rWt..trt . sssss.ssssss 40
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A Drift FROM the se5 Le,el WIN Cut Tn
dor Tho rr..rmI InntAri.

when seen yesterday !. G. REYNOLDS
stated that the main chart on tho Hun.
k,r lllll 10 now down over 90 foot from
the first DRIFT. The work OF alukIrf
ia proceeding rapidly and another 90
feet of depth viii give the management
working SHAFT about 2ei foot deep
when this level IL reached drift win
De- run a distance OF about 1875 feet
rcports nice copper stain ln tho 10
foot drlfi from the west shaft which
~ down go feet Ten men are work
InT IN the Hhlft and on the ora body
and some very good shipments are
promised in the near future The recent
shipment % % tons Melted the company
"a trinp over 81 500. Assay returns show
% per cent lead, 20 ounces silver u per
cent Iron and per cent copper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-07

The Jefferson Gold and Copper Min
office Tho capital HtUHk ls placed ut
y25O.n, divided Into 800 uIn shares VI tho
rur value NJ 10 cents o. share, John w.
srhmltToth lH PRECEDENT, Nicholas
sghmlttIuth ve president 70, 49, Wind
rOr secretary ANA William Price treas
urer Thpsc with ! J, HorOld Anna
Schmttruth and Fred r. Nuplrn cons
Fitutp the board OF directors. The
company claims consist NJ the Golden
Goose. Silver Llulug Model Steam
Bakery. jefferson and partial inter-
o7t loo several other claims in the big
Cottonwood district.
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Kansas city. Sept. Cattle receipts
1000 Market Htcady 60 strong. native
steers t.5b0G.25i Texas steers 00ni %.
Texas cows 2 2an3,2j; native cows and
hoifcfs O0Ui 30. atockcra and feeders
.O0u5. 90. bulls g.d0Ui,2i.
Hogs. receipts 900. Market strong to
De- higher. active liulk OF sales 500
10! heavy i.aoui.45; packers 500
90: mixed i.2dnt1j: Hight i.2iui. %.
workers. i.tOGt.55. pigs t.20Hi.to.
Sheep receipts 5000 Market steady.
lambs 3.t5H5. 90. muttonH .O0ui,O5.
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The following mineral surveys or
derei have been filed ln the ONCE OF the
surveyor general.
il,o Ruby North Ruby South
Ruby Pride 81 Butte. Bright Light and
Bright Light Extension lulos Unite
mlnhE district. Brlght Light Mining
company claimant; K0nort SterlluE
deputy surveyor; order Issued August
9gth.
ilu-Cornucop.a lode, rlnue district
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tTipr5tIf7rgTr-irrvPrTli
|E:l!dIlIAII|ll|
|IaiElIij:0|
ats Way Ahead"

There's at least ono Now York man
who knows what's what. Ho was
burlington passenger from Kansas city
TO Denver a couple Of weeks ago, and as
he comfortably tllted back In a big easy
chair IN the Hmokiug-room OF the sleep-
ing car silva" he expressed himself
In this fashion; Don't talk to me about
the fine trains they run back East.
know all about them, They're not In It
with the West Look at this car-its
way ahead Of anything you'll mud OUT
side OF tho limited trains between CHI
cago and New York And as for din
ing cars, why, honestly I've Just had a
better meal than can get In any res-
taurant I'm New York. with perhaps
three exceptions"
II you take the Burllngton's i:iO D.
m. or $3.50 p. m. train for Omaha. Chlca-
so, Kansas city, and 81. Louis. you viii
have an opportunity Of satisfying your
SELF as 10 the correctness OF this New
Workers. statement
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RENEWED BEAR TACTICS
Prices in Stocks Begin 10 Cfumb'e Rapidly
Bonds Also lose Ground


New York. Sept. THE International
stocks opened down no sympathy Win
the depression lu London over The pros
poet uf war with the Tfnn9Flult ana ~
number OF che specialize rr pnnlci.
Declines ranged up 90 u point 900 bur
unEtun. American hoop moved up B.
Covering Boo sugar carried Do above l.a.
and other active stocks hardened tem-
p0fatuy. Pullman kDepti0ullly ruHe
fUuf points. Liquidation Zoo brooklyn
transit afforded wedge Cor renewed
bear tactics. Round blocks ri stock
were unUf.I IH various quarters and
prices g1n il UrumbiH rapidly Some
0f fh. HpHe.Ilt.ra bad o. r1vl support
notably brooklyn transit which hold nc
200 firmly WUHkuraH ln che Western
and Pacific IaHuHa wrH moro marked
than for some time. which caused ruHf.
Eoilc ventures hy the bears in sensitive
spots
uouia Loot ground Ia sympathy with
stocks.
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mum. The management 70 waiting the
arrival % the structural steel when the
work u charging the mill win be
started. The new wing will give the
Golden Gate mill a monthly capacity. %
!. ntated. Do 10000 lnna.
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TRY ALIENS FOOT EASE

A powder 60 ua shaken Into tHe Shoes 81
this season fuur foUt frel swlllcu. nervous aud
hot. and vet Hired oasIy. ~ You hive smart
Ing frat or tiEht Shoes. try Allcn'a Foot Pass
c1ul4 tho feet aud makes walking onsf
ssroiiou aud sweating feet. hlist1ra aud
fli9us sputs lloliuves cofns and bunipns q
10 nafu and ritUs rest aud clntpft Try %
Today sold hV 40 druggists and 4hQn st1r B
flf Gel Trial uleEIe NLE. AuiruHa
Allen = ufuisfH1 81 fuV y
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Denver. sent G.-Cattlc- Receipts.
900. Market active and strong. Beef
steers. $40 ~ 5SO. cows. 21i 20 $40,
FEEDERS. freight paid to river 3.2i NJ l6i.
Htockora. do, $40 70 J2ji bulls, ntaga
etc, 225 % 400.
No hogs or sheen.
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san Francisco. Sept. 7.--whcnt quiet;
nee. LOS. May i.ijai. Cash i.O2is0
cas-.
cash barley s0nssa.
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CHEAP.-HIGH ROLLER MINING
stock Mu8t be sold, Inquire ii5 W.
Second South,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-07

the call on the Salt Lake Exchange
le1lay resulted In the slle OF 1850
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Men and
Women
Advised Free
Write

mrfItInu.
u your digestion ls intarfarrrl with You will
VrnHf 90 one err mote % fIH following aytuua
toms lloadathe Nig d.. Pain Boz HhHuldr. IIf.
2, lalpliaiiuu u llcari .lle .. Pam or heaNi.
ura1 iu rrgiuu uf stomach DO 4 o. Pain or flru
ne.s In Side lfig o. Pam u ua. d zig o.,
oihor ayupiums q n may fuaag are Norv
nusleiH NfaahnHH kmn.|HiIIu lriiiahi0 lcn.
rgr. Coated Tongue, tufhflI auHu.
hlbnAN VII uvofU one any wpnkn ~ -
mo stomach. % WIZ stimulate ih1 gastric ful
ldiea causing "a How ~ fllHa luie1s mat are
nnggfsa s. Co uTI feet digestion AMI tl lniltt u1.
NIhA A. viii stimulate On" iNrLt g. organ
b. impaired causing thH hle g. flow. tins siv.
i1E ihu oWtla Che laNauN" thHt uafuf" hAt
prepared for them. Do tHH wHTt .untflI alton
y relieved nt once ilruYAN wil sfuuuiatI
- perfect acton ~ tlrIH HInulf upon which
aiNalg enc .simiiai.ia lapFHd
hluNAN ulli arr yuu 'arHIrth j viii
purty your hllul Z ~ r1 90 Ulluus tom
peuinrut viii und On iuuhAN ApasItye euro.
UNhlAN guiss oil stomach. Litur kidney,
NVrg.us and ilHud UiHltd0IE
htufAN s snll hy ursiats or % viii To-
cent dire upon rU| ulpt % lICn, aug ualaaEu
OF Ala rarAIHHH fur ~ 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-07

l. a. BENTON. Ticket Agent II. q. w.
Ry., Dooly Block.
II. r. NEsLEN. Travelling Pass. and
Freight Agent.
W. y. MMfLLAN, Gen. AFt
PA $. W. Temple st.. Salt Lake city.
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Campbell & Greene. Stock Rrokcrn
l6 W. Second South St Telephone 5gg
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0NE MAY TX ntEsgED WITH MANY or
" tho luAurlHai.f ibis Oh hut these Dr. pot nl
way NHuE NHupluHaa Nothing rau take mo
ilaoo y guId health. AMI UHurIth thu hne ai.
uf' and Tho general mako up Hf flne adr or
ENhUeinsn disease may iurE iUHt thn aainn ~
bnluhu the more modest attire 70 thH Working
maMu ~ woman No one b. rruIf against
rfoMAtH nNOHDER ThHrv are ~ very
many nu-nLL- Inn I-.L Lu.. ~. r--n ~ Ml-lr.
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Chloride Point. 100 nj i2is. 100 at O..
Daisy, 1000 nt 2Oi 1000 nt 20A 1000
2ia.. '''' " -''' WV ."
paly.wcst, 100 at SO; 100 at sis.os4;
100 ne Si2.g7is
Grand Central. 200 at S5.a5. 200 at
" l2H 600 nt N.O5' 200 40 81 90.
Goyfcr Marion 200 go 4tL. 100 at ilH.
Golden Gate Extension. 300 az %.
Morcur, 100 no $50
Mammoth. 200 at 500. 700 nj g. O3
lOQ al SOC. 100 at S2.olit; 1900 at 81.
Northern Iight. 5000 at 80. COO at siA:
700 ht ilmi Goa at Wts
heiGo, 300 az 70. 100 at 5oH: 100 at
Sacramento. 100 90 t7n.
south swansea, 300 al Si.7d
Golden Eagle, 5000 ut o.
lien Butler 1000 ut @,
International 1000 at g.
joe bowers. 1900 1t lN'i 1000 M 1855;
5000 nt lhlii 1000 at non, buyer 90 days.
Towers Extension 1000 40 "a.
bluc Bird Extension, 5000 at /. 1000
Tctro. 1000 nj 10.
la Refine. 100 600 40.
Little chief 1000 ut 2.
Midnight Bowers 600 at 81.
Manhattan, 5000 nt y.
Number NJ shares sold 40 900.
Selling value uf stocks. see gOs.s
sales IN the utah Exchange.
Sales on tho utah exchange vfrssr.
day amounted 10 $500 ahnr,e. which
represented % selling value nf ID mo.
rms u marked Increase over tho duy
before. The participating slacEs were
Dalton, 5000 o. pa.
Four Aces UUl "a %
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HUDYAN RFNEDY co.
Cor. Stockton, Ellis and Market SITS.
san Francisco

You iiav. the Privilege of gonsu ting
The IiudyaH Doctors About Nuur case,
free af charge. Gait 90 White,
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Sow York. Sept money on cal
strong Ht VtHd per cent Prime mor-
camille paper. 1905 per cont
sterling exchange nrm with actual
huHIfUHa lu llUtHr bills at 1880 d
fnr demand and ttlsmis Cor 90 dHyf
posted rates. isiuisiis, commercial
blIH i.sll
silver certificates. $4,000.
Dor silver OBJ
Mexican dollars. iiit.
Government bonds steady. 2a res.
i0lis. TH rcE. and coupon. IOstti new
e. r.f ana coupon. 10h. old e. reg.
1,iili coupon. i,iJ. 5'H reg. aud coupon,
tiiA.
SUGAR.
Sew York. sept -snrar-iinw quiet
ana steady fair rUnulnE. a7si centrifu-
ruii 90 trHt. z 1.tG. molnsscB sugar,
D MO. r-mn-l. umI-L
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NATIONAL BANK Of THE REPUBLIC.

u, = DEPOSITORY.
Frank Knox. prcat, Geo A. Lowe. v prest
I'd W. Duncan, Cashier.
CAPITAL PAID ~ s00OM
Ranking In all iis branches transacted.
Exchange drawn on tho principal cities of
Europe. Interest paid on time deposits.
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The Chicago and bingham Mining
company operating the Liberal claims
near the Muntezumn. bingham. have
Ing and have ore in the faces ~ several
drifts, Preparations are being made to
sink 10 greater depths.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-02-02
PITHY POlNTS.
happenings Throughout the Country
Chronioled for Hasty PerusaI.

happenings Throughout the Country
Chronioled for Hasty Perusal.
Ground hog day.
The coal trade continues brisk
Borough Council meets this evening.
M P. Brennan, of the Prothonotary's
office, is confined to his home with the grip
Chas. h. Andrus has been appointed road
foreman Of engines for the Penna railroad,
on the SchuylSill division
A social will he held this evening in the
Episcopal church Refreshments will be
served, and the public is invited
Harry X. Foster of Pottsville, who had
both legs broken and received other injuries
in the Dunellen wreck, is doing very well at
the Pottsville hospital.
Tire are only three applicants for mine
inspector of the Pottsville district John
Mcguire, present incumbent, John J. Bren-
nan, of Heckscherville, and Charles J Price,
of Llewelyn
The many colieries in and about Halle
ton are experiencing more activity this
winter than has been known in several years.
There are but six Shenandoah licenses
granted aud not lifted The calamity sheets
predicted that about half the number granted
would not be taken up, but that was to have
been expected
The Rosebud" colliery, at the northern
extremity of Tamaqua, of which Sweeney &
Christ are the owners, has been shut down
for an indefinite period
John Ruddy, of Palo Alto, Joined the
regular army on Tuesday to dodge trial for
assault and battery.
The charter for st. Joseph's Polish Lithu-
anian Roman Catholic Beneficial Society, Of
New Philadelphia, was recorded at Potts
Vile
Sixteen recruits left Pottsville yesterday to
join the regular army.
Warren J Portz, one Of Shenandoah's lead
ing musicians has accepted position as leader
of the orchestra at Beckers theatre at Read
ing.
c. W. Clayberger of Brandonville has
sold his stock of merchandise to r. w. Faust,
of Rngtown. Mr.. Clayberger will remove
to Bloomsbury.
J. J. Neifert, of Delano, has been appointed
division telegraph operator and will have
supervision of all the offices on the coal
region branches.
Cards are out announcing the wedding of
Miss Gertrude Merrick of Shenandoah, and
Michael Hanley, formerly of st. Nicholas,
but now of town.
DR.. A. G. Morgan, of Philadelphia, who has
HAt'A
DR.. J. S. Callen, returned to the city to-day,
Peter aud Henry Defrehn, of this place, Will
dispose at public sale on Saturday, March
4th, at the residence of the late Joseph
Defrehn, in Union Township, all the personal
property of Joseph Defrehn, deceased.
A beer war is on between the wholesale
dealers at Tamaqua, and a reduction in price
has been made.
Yesterday Rev. Duenger, Of Ashland, cele-
brated his ninety frst anniversary
The National League base ball season opens
April 10.
Two old licensed places in Minersville will
be closed this year.
Six weeks more Of cold weather
| The license OF Michael Raizis, of the 5th
ward, Shenandoah, is transferred to George
| Manzunas.
| Two new desk telephones were placed in
the LeEigh Valley Coal Co. offices at Lost
Greek, connecting with all their collieres and
the Mahanoy City exchange.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-02-02
Never Fails for Coughs and Colds.
That's what Pan-Tina is 25c At GruhlC
Bros, drug store.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Michael Koran and His wife Die at NIT
Carmel.

Michael Koran and His wife Die at MT.
Carmel.
Michael Horan one of the oldest and most
highly respected residents of Mt. Carmel,
died at tina place on Tuesday night, from
pneumonia, and at 2:4O o'clock this morning
his Wife, Marian a highly esteemed lady,
expired. Mr.. Horan was an uncle of the
McDermott family Of town. He was born
in County Galway, Ireland, in 1915. Coming
to America in 1885 he stopped in Philadelphia
several months and then removed to Ian
caster county where he remained one year.
From thence he moved to Maryland, where
he was employed by the B. & o. Ry. Com
pany for four years Subsequently he was
engaged in similar business in Indiana for
time, returning to Ireland and remaining
there nine months. In 1888 he was married
to Maria, daughter of Byran McDermott,
of County Galway, Returning to America in
1888 he settled at Pottsvile, where he worked
in the mines for time, subsequently
engaging in the hotel business at Miners
Vile Eleven years later he removed to
Ashland where he built the Union Hotel and
conducted it for ten years. In 1864 he was
elected Sheriff of Schuylkill county and filled
that position with much distinction for three
years. At the end of his term he resumed
the hotel business for period and then en-
gagged in the coal trade which proved disas.
trous, but he again showed the imdomitable
spirit which had raised him to that honor
able position in rally to the emergency and
building up his shattered fortunes in business
in Mt. Carmel. His location was made there
in 1870. Part of the time was engaged in
i. & X. railroad contracting. Since 1888 he
has lived a retired life managing his estates
and enjoying the fruits of long career.
Three children survive the couple, Thomas
J. Horan and Mrs. II. Gallagher. of Mt
Carmel, and Bernard Horan, of PHILADELPHIA.
There are also two .step-children born to Mrs.
Horan by first husband, Mrs. H. Burke, of
Mt Carmel, and Mrs. Owen Collihan, of Ash
land. The funerals of the deceased will take
place at $3.50 a. m. on Saturday. Requiem
high mass will be celebrated in the Church of
Our Lady, Mt. Carmel, and the funerals will
proceed by train to the Beaverdale cemetery.
Christian Haussmann, an aged resident of
this place, died at his home ON East Coal
street this morning, suffering from pneu.
monia. The deceased was well and favorably
known and leaves widow and one son,
Charles He was prominent member of the
D. .. H., and the German order of Red Men
"O iuholal WIN Jake place sunday afternoon
from the family residence, 13s East Coal
street, and interment will be made in the
Odd Fellows cemetery.
Mrs. Gustav Applestadt, of Fishbach, near
Pottsvile died Tuesday night Funeral on
Saturday The deceased is aunt of Mrs
Henry Roth, Mrs. j. NJ Schaeffer and J. w.
Meyer, of town.
John Mclaughlin, of Lansford, who was
admitted to the State Hospital at Hazleton
last November for treatment for fractured
leg, died yesterday afternoon, the result of
kidney trouble.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-02-02

At meeting Of the Borough Council Of
Ashland last evening the jOiut committee Of
Council aud the merchants submitted prop
osition by the Schuylkill Traction Company
without comment, or recommendation. The
company propose to maintain fve-cent rate
of fare between Ashland and GiTardville, but
that workingmen will be entitled to a con-
tinuous ride TO any point along the line for
five cents. The company asks that
the Borough Council accept 500 a year
in lieu Of all taxes, that the resolution against
the snow sweeper be wiped out, and that
the ordinance bearing on car and pole taxes
be rescinded The communication was signed
by General Manager Ash and Director Mari.
The proposition was referred back for the
signatures of the company's executive Of
fcers, and also the company's seal. AT the
same meeting petition signed by l7S mine
employees was presented, praying the Council
not to reconsider its past action. The petit
tion referred TO the threat of the company
to make Richards street Girardville, point
Of transfer and replies that it will require
but little exertion 10 induce the p. q L and
l.. V. K r. companies to take the mine em-
ployes 10 and from their places Of employ
unaut
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DIED.

nst,, Christian Haussmann, aged 50 years
Funeral will take place on Sunday, the 5th
inst, at 200 p m, services at the family resi-
dence, l3s East Coal street. Interment in the
odd Fellows cemetery. Friends and relatives
respectfully invited to attend 2-21t
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PERSONAL MEN rION.

Robert Hagenbuch attended the funeral of
a relative at Bloomsbury to-day.
Mrs Mart. Maley has left for Shamokin to
join her husband, who is with the Myers &
Leyburne show.
Joseph Reynolds, of MoAdoo, is guest of
Robert Edwards family, on South West
street.
Mrs. p. J. Gallagher, Of Wilkerbarre, was
entertained at the residence of R. f. Gill, on
North Main street, yesterday.
VIM. J. Pillnger, who suffered from the
grippe the past week, is able to be about
again.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-02-02

Thomas McCann and Miss Mary Ann
Murphy of Mahanoy Plane, were married
at St Mays Cathoic church yesterday morn
ing by Father Hogan Miss Annie keenan,
acted as bridesmaid, while John Murphy was
best man.
John Purcell and Miss Mary Casey, two
well known young people of Girrdyille,
we're married yesterday in St. Joseph S
Catholic church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-02-02

So much misery and SO many deaths have
should know what "a wonderful remedy for
this malady is found in Dr. Kings New
Discovery. That distressing stubborn cough,
that infames your throat, robs you of sleep,
weakens your system and paves the way for
Consumption is quickly stopped by this
matchless cure. If YOU have chills and
fever, pain in the back of the head soreness
in bones and muscles, sore throat and that
cough that grips your throat like vice, you
need DIR. Kings New Discovery to cure your
Grip, and prevent Pneumonia or Consump-
ton. Price 80 cts and $10O Money back if
nor cured. A trial bottle free at A. Wasleys
drug store
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-02-02

Buy Keystone -four. Be sure that the name
LEssIG s. BAER, Ashland, Pa, is printed on
avarv sark
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to understand what it meant, and was salts
fed"
Before leaving the witness stand Mr.. Scan
Ian said he had another claim of about 5000
for additional exonemtions for 1895, and that
the claim was legal and just one He pre-
sented it TO Council over year and a half
ago and no definite action has been taken on
it. This closed the case of the bondsmen.
Mr. Whalen stated that he wished to intro
duce some new evidence, but was not pre-
pared to proceed. 1t was agreed that all
parties meet in court next Monday and have
the argument of the case postponed, and at
the same time fix date for the borough to
introduce its evidence.