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Die llentlil In (tcllmrri inHliennmlitun mid tin
urrounillnt; to.v.n for nix cent week, pay
ulit o the carrier, lty mail J3.00 year, or 2"
o 'ttiflA montli. imynblelti advance. Advertise
manta charitou according ti .uce mid position.
The p iuMliett riwirve the. right to change the
lllon ot advertisements whenever the til
riittlon of nuws demands It. The rlht !
reserved to reje'any advertisement, whether
luSiii tor or not, jnt the publisher mny ileum
Improper Advertising rate made known
iiKn application.
Kntered at the postoMcc at HhenaniUi ih, I'm., an
second clasH mail matter.
TKLKPItONK CONNKtTTION
"All the News That's Fit to Print."
Evening Herald
TUESDAY. JANUAUY '-'5. 1SHS.
Mil. UiiVAS litis mil yet (itc."fi'(l
his opinion on the llniuiciiil system of
Mexico. His dik'lice on the silbjoet
is beginning to he eloquent.
It is not often that the medicine of
ostracism is employed in polities, but
there lire some (licenses that require
the most desperate remedies.
Kvanukust Moody is giving
Greater 'ev York n religious slink
ing, and, realizing the extent of the
job, has called for 100 earnest helpers
- brave men who will quail before
nothing
Tiik latest estimate of the Klon
dike nold production this winter is
fl2.000.000. Colorado's yield of' gold
last year was nearly double that
amount.
Somic of the marriage announce
ments contain only the names of the
bride and officiating clergyman. It
will soon be the proper tiling to omil
the groom entirely from the cere
mony. WllKN Ureat Hritain found itseli
powerless to control its American
colonies by military force it signed a
treaty of peace and recognized their
independence. That was the sensible
course, and Spain can prolltably
study the example.
IN the Hoston theaters a lady weal
ing a hat is handed a caul hearing a
copy of the city ordinance. The
idea is incomplete unless the man
who spits on the lloor, goes out he
tween acts, or otherwise annoys
follow play-goers, is handed a similar
hint.
In political circles, it is hinted that
Hon. C. N. Hruiuin has an interest in
Pottsville's only morning paper.
Tile rumor, however, is vague and
has not been verified by Major
Finney. It muy have eminated
from the "office, boy" or some under
strapping. Schuylkill county lias a number
of unscrupulous politicians, who re
gard veracity as anything but a
virtue. Messrs. lirmiim, Coyle and
others pledged the Schuylkill dele
gates in the state convention for Gov
ernor Hastings, in consideration of
the latter vetoing the new Quay
county bill. The Governor kept his
word, but tile triumvirate, according
to Senator Loach's sworn testimony,
sacrificed their manhood and repu
tation for veracity. And yet they
have the hardihood to prosecute
other people for perjury.
Silver in the Senate.
There are two ways of looking at
the silver vote in the Seimtd. Much
seyare criticism is heard of certain
members who either voted to take up
the Teller resolution, or refrained
from voting on the question. It is
declared that such action has given
aid and encouragement to tile foes of
"sound money," and that thereby
the credit of the country has been
injured. All such idle fears should
be dismissed. The credit of the
United States is based upon the sure
foundation of public integrity, in
telligence and patriotism. BryituUm
appealed in vain for support, because
it represented false financial and
economic ideas. A large majority of
the American people profoundly be
lieve in sound principles. They will
never sanction any departure from
the paths of wisdom and rectitude.
They will never ask the public credi
tors to discount their just claims on
the Federal Government.
But there is room for a wide dlHer
enco of opinion as to the details of
financial management. The coin of
the country is both silver and gold,
and must so continue indelluitely.
There has been a uniform standard
of value, and there nlwayB will be.
Every dollar issued, whether gold,
silver or paper, will be maintained at
full face value. Public creditors will
not be wronged; neither will unscrup
ulous speculators and money lenders
be permitted to squeeze the life out
of helpless victims. The bonded In
debtedness will be paid in honest
BETTER IN EVERY WAY
Was Always Troubled With Nervous
ness Now Cured.
MAHAKOY CITY, PA. "I have been
troubled with nervousness and kidney
difficulty. Have taken Hood's Barsapa
rilla, and I am now feeling better in every
way. I am stronger and have a good ap
petite, and I sleep well at night. I have
so much confidence In Hood's barsapa-
rilla that I am glad to recommend It."
Mas. Eliza. Hawkins, 1110 B. Centre Bt
f-1rrrVc Diltc fro Liver Ills t r to,
riOOU S F1IJS uke.eijjrtoopwatt.ao.
NETHERSOLE
"Aftor being completely worn out from
constant nervous strain, I wua ndvlsod to
usa tho Gonulno JOHANN HOFF'S MALT
EXTRACT. Ithasbono-
fltod mo bo wonderfully
tnnt i navo uocomo its VrJ&yt'
Btrongost advocate
! Johann Hoff's Malt
AVOID SUBSTITUTES
money. Congress cannot violate any
contract, nor will it seriously attempt
to do so. The efforts of silver ex
tremists and gold enthusiasts will not
succeed in putting the government in
a false position. The Senate might
as well declare Itself and get the
question out of the way for tile pres
ent session. No radical legislation is
possible at tills time, and nil fears to
that ell'ect are groundless.
HOW TO FIND OUT
Kill a bottle or common jjian with urine
and let it stAUil twenty-four hours; a soli
incut or sL'ttlhiK linllintos iia unhealthy
condition of the kidneys When urine
(talus linen it Is evidence of Miiti V
troiililo. Toj frequent desire to urh.utt- ur
I'.iln in the hack, is also cniivlininji proof
t!i:it tlir kidneys ami Mulder hiu out of
older.
WHAT TO DO.
Tilde Is eunilmt in the knowledge so often
expressed. Hint Dr. Kilmer's Snump-Kunt,
the ureat kidney reiiiody, fullllli cvciy wili
in relieving p.iin in the i..ick , k hi uij iv. r,
Madder mid eery part of tho iiiiu.iry pas
sages. It corrects inability to huh! mine
did scaldllit! p.iiu in passing it. or b.ul .lit et
ollowin Mm1 of liquor, wine or beer, and
overcomes th.it uiiple.is.int necessity of beini;
coinpellcd to eel up in. my times durin,; the
night to iiriiialo. Tho in lid mid tie
Uaoidiiiaiy ell'ect of Swaiuplinut is si. u
rcali.eil. It stands the highest for its im i
derful cures of tlio most (lii'iessing i .im s
If you need a uudiciue you should lia-.e I Ill
icit. Sold by drusxiits, price fifty -mil
one dull r. You may havo a sample
bottle and piuiphlet lioth sent fiee by mail
Mention the HvKNlNO IIi'.H.vi.n nud scuil
your aibliuss to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Iliugliunip
'on, N. Y. Tile pniprietnis of this papui
'jiiariinteu tho KemiiiirsH of this offer.
COMPTROLLER DAWES' PLAN.
it (ilvos riirllicr Tlino Kor IMillndel
lilitu's railed Haul; to l.liiililnte.
WiiFhliiRtnn, Jan. 2.". At nildnlBht
Comptiollcr of the Currency Dawes 1s
nied a lengthy statement to the credit
ors of the Chestnut Street National
hank in which lie says:
"A i the time of the failure of the
Chestnut Street National hank my
predecessor In olllce Issued a statement
endorsing what Is known as Hie Sln
Borly proposition, which has now been
approved by a large majority of the
creditors of the bank. In view of cer
tain provisions and my conviction that
the power of the committee to change
the plan would enable me consistently
to demand additional protection to the
depositors of the hank, I approved the
general plan, providing the unanimous
consent of creditors could be obtained
and allowed until Jan 20 for the secur
ing of additional assents."
Mr. Dawes then explains that he Is
Informed that the assents to the plan
already given have been solely lnllu
enced by the assent of the two comp
trollers, and adds:
"In the published statements accom
panying the plan, and as an argument
for Its adoption, the following state
ment Is made, which requires explana
tion: "It must be clear to all concerned
that in no case can creditors of the
bank, of the Trust company, ot the
Pulp and Paper company and of Mr.
Slngerly himself realize more than tho
total value of the assets and rights of
these corporations, In addition to those
of Mr. Slngerly individually.
"In this statement the fact Is not
brought out clearly that in the case of
the Chestnut Street National bank
there is a stockholders' liability outside
of that of Mr. Slngerly amounting tc
$215,000, and further, the directors, In
addition to Mr. Slngerly, are by law
individually liable for the full amount
of losses resulting from the excessive
loans and all other violations of law.
"Another feature Involved In the plan
as it stands at present is one which in
my judgment has flbt been generally
understood. This relates to the priori
ties ot lien Involved In the redemntlon
of the proposed different Issues of IJec- 1
ord stock, and the division of creditors
into classes A. B and C.
"Under the present form of the plan
all the cash and quick aRsets of the
bank may, In the discretion of the com
mittee, be diverted toward the redemp
tion of the first and second prefei red
stocks, belonging to classes A and 11. r. i
which the individual depositor of t'i
Chestnut Street National bank does nut
belong.
"Upon the value of The Itecord prop
erty the value of the plan entirely de
pends, and I shall have a government
expert examine the books and prop
erty of The Itecord company to ascer
tain whether the earning capacity cor
responds with the statements given the
public and inform himself as to the
general value of the property.
"In order tnat no damnge shall result
from delay for the next 20 days the
examiner In ehnrge will proceed to the
liquidation of the bank in the regular
way. If the report of the government
expert Is unfavorable I sholl appoint a
permanent receiver Immediately. If,
however, this report Is favorable, be
fore my acquiescence In tho plan, the
following conditions must have been
complied with:
"One of the present committee, giving
bond for the fulfillment of his duties,
must be named as trustee for the cred
itors of the Chestnut Street Nutlonil
bank. To him must be puld all the net
proceeds of the assets of the Chestnut
Street National bank, which shall be
devoted bv him as trustee to the re
deeming rate of The Itecord stock Is
sued for claims of depositors of the
Chestnut Street National bunk. None of
tho assets of this bank shall be used
for any other purpose except the pay
ment of such clnlms against the bank
as are at present preferred and the ex
penses Incident to Its regular liquida
tion by the committee until The Itecord
stock Issued for claims against the
Chestnut Street National bank shall
havo boen redeemed In full, with S por
cent Interest,
"The directors shall execute their ob
ligation to this member of the commit
tee, as trustee, hi favor-uf the bank's
creditors, in .consideration of creditors
WRITES: 3
0
Extract
nsscntintf tn tbe i inn. 'to t.tV fnat
said dlii'ctmn f'.i. 1. notwithstanding
said plan, remain bound for all liabili
ties Ini'iinid b.' them under the pro
visions of law.
"To this member of the committee, as
trustee, each stockholder of the bank
must inter as an Individual into an ob
ligation ilr.illar to the ubote to the ex
tent ( f his Individual liability as a
stockholder.
"An at. i cut of money equal to tho
par of the claim of non-assen'lng cred
ltois nnd (! : er eint Interest fioni the
date of the failure ot the bank must
be provided to pay said non-assenting
claims.
"Upon compliance with these condi
tions, for the fulfillment of which I will
allow 20 days, 1 shall then nppolnt the
examiner In chnige as temporary re
ceiver, who within live days after his
appointment will appear In court and
ask for the approval of the court to the
transfer of th'j rrprt-( rf the bank to
said convnll ee under thee conditions.
Upon receiving such approval the prop
erty will be delivered to the said com
mittee, and fie trmpoi -y receivership
terminal! !. oihei v. Ise I wl'l appoint
a permanent reieher. In pursuance of
law."
GREAT SURPRISE MM STORE
I'nr these who will go to-day and net a pack
asn ot (iltAIN-O It takes the plaui of
cdH'ce at about i tho cost. It is n food drink,
full ot health, mid can be given to the
children as well aa tho adult with great
benefit, it is made of pure cntius and looks
mil tastes like the finest grades of Mocha or
laaeof!'ee. It satisfies everyone. A cup of
tji.iin-0 is bettor for the system than a
louic, because Its benefit is permanent. What
ull'eo breaks down (Iniin-O builds up. Ask
imr urocer for flr.iln-O. 15c. and 83c.
I'ii.iiil'li'cv Xci'ii Mori Motley.
Was hint! I in. Jan. 25. Post master
Oneral ary sent to congress yester
day a rei.uest for an appropriation of
JlCS.OL't) to t. c( t a probable deficit in the
free delivery service for the current
firni ;err. I"e estimates the not de
i. ii... y in salary account July 1, lS'JS,
will be $117. CM: in Incidental account,
J67.C2S; tnttt' deficiency, $1S5.2S1, while
convertible ! i'ances In other accounts
reach S22.(l;i), leavlnc a net deficit of
1G3.2S1.
Tor Infants and Children.
Its fic-
It n
our?
wrijper.
TO THE LAND OF SUNSHINE
nd Kilmers, the Jluml (if America, Clill
foriilii. Via the true pathway, "The Iron Mountain
lioute," which traverses a region of poipetual
Miiishine, where suow storms, blizzards or
high altitudes are unknown. Pullman first
and second class palaco and tourist sleeping
cars to points in Missouri, Arkansas, Texas,
Old and Now Mexico, Arizona, California.
Oregon, Washington, Nebraska, Utah and
Nevada, without change. Quick tiuio, low
rates, and nil the comforts of modern railway
improvements guaranteed to all who pur
chase tickets via tho Missouri Pacific railway
system. For rates right from your home,
literature, ami full information, drop a postal
card, J. P. McCann, T. I. Agent. Bit) Itail
road avenue, Klmira, N. Y., or 391 Urond
way, Now York,
3-1-tf W. E. Hoyt, O. E 1. Ast.
Household Necessity.
Oascarets Candy Cathartic, tho most won
derful medical discovery of the age, pleasant
and refreshing to tho taste, act gently am)
positively on kidneys, liver and bowels
cleansing tho entire system, dispel colds, cure
headache, fever, habitual constipation and
biliousness. Please, buy aud try a box ot
U. C. C. to-day ; 10, 25, 50 cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all drueiusta.
lire! Fire! Mre!
Insure your property from loss in the
oldest and btrongost cash companies: Phlla
Underwriters Insurance Co. of North
America and Tire Association, Hartford
The Ins Co., American Fire Insurance Co.,
West Chester Fire Ins. Co., United Firemen's
ins. Co. T. T. Williams,
123 S. Jardin St., Sh.enaiidu.tli.
IN SENATE AND HOUSE.
Despite Cliivolnnd'H Denial, Morgan
sinyH Ho favored Annexation.
Washington, Jnn. 25. Proposed an
nexation of Hawaii was somowhat ex
tensively reviewed by Mr. Morgan, ot
Alabama, yesterday while speaking to
a question of personal privilege. The
Alabama senator bad been represented
as saying In ex"cut:ve session substan
tially that ex-President Cleveland was
In favor of Hawaiian annexation.
This statement called out a denial from
Mr. Cleveland, and in support of his
original statement Mr. Morgan ad
dressed the senate at great length.
One of the features of the session was
an elaborate speech by Mr. Turple, of
Indiana, in suppott ot the Teller bond
resolution. The pension appropriation
bill was debated for nearly three hours,
but was not passed, the senate adjourn
ing until tomorrow pending the dis
posal ot a point ot order made against
an amendment by Mr. Allen, of Ne
braska, to the pending bill.
The house spent a couple ot hours
transacting business relating to the
District of Columbia, and the remain
der of the day on the Indian appropri
ation bill, During the consideration ot
the Intter bill a lively political debate
was precipitated by un allusion made
b Mr. Simpson, of Kansas, relative to
nn alleged Interview with the president
on the subject of Immigration, Mr.
Grosvenor too!; occasion to express the
opinion that the president had never
used some ot the luuguage Imputed to
Mm, und the debate drifted into a geiv
eral discussion of our industrial con
dltlons, In the course of which tho
strike in New England, the higli'prlces
for wheat In Kansas and the default
Ing Itepubllcan ofllcUls in Nebraska
successively played their parts.
Prosperity comes quickest to tho man
wbosn livur Is in good condition. DoWitt'i
Utile Early Itinera are famous little pills fur
constipation, biliousness, indigestion and all
stomach aud . liver troubles. C. II. liageii-buch.
MINT DIRECTOR PRESTON RESIGNS
HelHtUie( (led liy (lonriro I'.. Iloboi'tx,
(if Port limine, la.
Washington, Jan. IB. Tlv roplRnatlon
nf H. (3. Preston as din t t.r of the mint
was yesterday tendered in (he presi
dent to take effect utmii the appoint
ment mid qualification of successor.
P.OHHUT 13. PKKKTON.
Mr. Preston has been connected with
the tuasury department for mine than
42 years. The president Inter sent to the
sonnte the mime of Uemge 13. Uoberts,
of Foit Dodge, la,, for the vacancy
created by the resignation of Mr. Pres
ton. The Greatest Dlscovcy Yet.
W. M. Itcpine, editor Tisklhva, III.,
"Chief," ays : "Wo won't keep house with
out Dr. King's New Discovery fur Consump
tion Coualis and Colds. Etperlmentrd with
many others, but never got the true remedy
until we used Dr. King's New Di'covsry.
No other remedy can take Its place In our
home, as in it we hs.vo a certain and sure
cure for CoukIis, Colds, Whooping Cough,
etc." It Is idle to experiment with other
remedies, even if they arc urged nn you as
just as gem! as Dr. King's New IMscnvory.
llioynre not as good, bcc-inse this remedy
has
i record of curesand bc-blesisgnarunlecd.
It i
ve- fails to satisfy. Trial bottles flee at
A. Waslcy's drug store.
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n.'
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er b. . .!
en Oenr.
Hal-.
n v. ii i in
1 , ill i Mm
. , itilt'c c f tin
the I)!e;'r afi'.ilr. H di -iv
vhatlt .lly th.-Uth t. had
i..ii'ions of any kind be
n repie'i iratlvesoragents
The minister said the
1 Dieyfu
ry ot the waste basket Incident at
Oernirn embassy in Paris, and the
finding t hot ein of compromising docu
ments affecting Dreyfus, was slider In
vention. A Clever Trick,
It certainly looks like it, but thcie is really
no tiick about it. Anybody can try it who
has lame back and weak kidneys, ui.il. Ilia or
nervous troubles. We mean lie can cine
himself right awry by taking Elcctiiu Hit
ters. This medicine tones up the whole
system, acts as a stimulant lo the liter and
kidneys, is a blood purifier anil nerve tonic.
It , clues constipation, be.ulacbe. tainting
spells, sleeplessness and melancholy It is
purely vegetable, a mild laxative, and re
spite the system to its natural vigur Try
Electric Hitters and be convinced that they
aro a mi ratio worker. Every bottle guaran
tied. Only 50c. a bottle at A. Wasley's drug
sture.
Th
Mi
ni 'i
Jan. 13. 'ii. ...iiuhii.l t vents
ltltist'iitl si in r -w 0n'
.i niy v.ci . ! i . ' tu,.'
ii in;,- .e; mo n of .be 'Ju"en
InnM
of
Cit
the
mill
st: il.
; at Bu:Il" i' !-. Vt.; em indly.
tt thsi iiup'.tyeC in the
deiaiinent of n mill nf ti.
spinning
Kalp Jtiv
er Iron f. und.-y. and tlip-dlv.
the
refusal of the V'caveis' nr. un of
Fal itiv
allokv th
or. bv a vote of 117 to 11 tn
e Klmr PhlilD mil '.cenierc tn
sti ike.
The irfUFal was riven n th"
llu't all the other opei itivi
'oil, i.J the surnt. cuidi'xn nf
ground
hay
11 l-l lie
i ( n . and audi a p'llltc i.i uhi
the union.
weauen
Mrs. Mary Ilird, Harrisburg, I'n., says,
"My child is worth millions to me ; yet I
would havo lost her by croup bad I not in
vested twenty-five cents in a bottle of One
Miniit Cough Cure." It cures coughs, colds
and all throat aud lung troubles. C. 11.
Hageubuch.
Dr. Tnlini're Auii.'i Wi "Jcil.
rittsburg, Jan. 21. Itev. T. De Witt
Tnlpiage. of Washington, was married
Saturday to a widow, Mrs. Eleanor M.
Collier, at the home of the bride's
mother, Mrs. James McCutcheon. This
Is Dr. Talma.-re's third matrimonial
venture. He is about CO years old, and
his bride Is W.
J. A. Perkins, of Antiquity, O., was for
thirty years needlessly tortured by physicians
for tin) euro of eczema. IIo was quickly
cured by using UeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
tho famous healing balvo for piles and skin
diseases. C. II. Ilagenbuch.
( Two I," '' '.7' i ii ( net 1 1 1 .
Plneville, 1!'.. .Inn. 25. Wil int'i an.1
Harvey Tq ie rm- ,;oiul and Lew Wal
lace Is fatally wounded us tho result
of a pistol duel In a room In Leslie
county. The fight started over a card
game. Pistols were drawn, the llgh s
shot out and a. desperate duel began.
When the shooting ceased die two To
plen were dead and Wallace fatally In
jured. COMMON SENSE CURE.
PYRAMID PILE CURE CURES PILES PER
MANENTLY BY CURING THE CAUSE.
Remarkable Eemedy Which Is Bringing
Comfort to Thousand of Sufferers.
Probably half the people who see this article
suffer from piles. It is one of the commonest
diseases and one of the most obstinate People
have it for years and just because it is not im
mediately fatal they neglect it. Carelessness
causes no end of suffering. Carelessness about
so simple a thing as piles has often caused
death, Hemorrhages occur (luting surgical
treatment, often causing death.
Piles are simple in the beginning and easily
cured. They can lie cured even in the worst
stages, without pain or loss of blood, quickly,
surely and completely. There is only one
remedy that will do it Pyramid Pile Cure.
It allays the inflammation immediately,
heals Iht irritated surface and with continued
treatment icduces the swelling and puts the
membranes into good, sounds healthy condi
tion, The cure is thorough and permanent.
litre is a voluntary and unsolicited testi
monial we have lately received :
Mrs, M. C. Ilinkly, 6oi Mississippi St.,
Indianapolis, Ind,, says. Have been a suf
ferer from the pain and annoyance of Piles for
fifteen years, the Pyramid Pi'e Cure and
Pjramid Pills gave me immediate relief and in
a short time a complete cure.
Druggists sell Pyramid Pile Cure or will get
it for you if you asked them to. It is hut
5 "nts per package and is put up only by
the tyra-nid Drug Co. Marshall, Mich.
I
Facts Are Stubborn.
Druggists handle hundreds of kinds of
medicine. They know better than any one
else which remedies cure and which do not
cure. They are tn a 11 ' -5
position to know. I Si O O Q
Dr. M. llnrknian. It .'''"'"' '
Court St.,
N. Y
says: "I
have sold
Dr. David
Kennedy's Favorlle Remedy for 18
ycats, and do not hesitate to say aud stand
up And he counted that it is one of, if not
the best, on the market. I have used it
myself, nnd my family have also, and we
have received great benefit from its use.
Although I am an M. D., I am perfccVy
willing to say this, for I know it's a good
medicine."
Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy is a perfect blood and nerve medicine.
It restores the liver to n healthy condition
and cures tho worst cases of constipation.
It is a certain euro for all diseases peculiar to
females. There is nothing like it for Kid
ney, Madder and Urinary troubles.
111 ilrutigtuls netl t for U.
ALGIERS-M0 To CO'NTINUE.
Citizens JteiK-w Thole AttiiokH on tlio
Moron of ill'lVs.
Algiers, Jan. 25. Uiotlng incurred
yestoidny when it was learned that a
Hebrew had stabbed a Spanli id. A
mob gathered, attacked and Jooted the
Hebrew stores. Governor dene:al I.e
pan personally intervened In order to
Induce the l tutors to desist from fur
ther dlsordeily conduct. The gr.vernni
general narrowly escaped a chali which
was thrown at him from a store.
At the head of six zouaves, with fixed
bayonets, thi governor genera!, pre
ceded by mllii vy drummers, traversed
the stieets, apuenlinff for quiet. I'o hp."
followed by a mob of about 3,0; 0 peo
ple, who she tiled, "Down with the
Jews!" "IteslRii!" Intermingled with u
few cries of "Vive le gouverneur gen-
ernle!" The governor general finally re
turned to the winter palace, escorted by
detachments and zouaves.
During the aftemoon the manager of
an anti-.Iewipli newspaper, accompan
ied bv the widow ot a Christian who
was killed Sunday evening, herself
dressed in dcip mourning, drove along
the inuln bo ilevard and created intensi
anti-Jewish excitement. The people
mat sod beneath the arcades, shouting
"Down with the Jews!" and tho like.
Fin illy the chasseurs and infantry,
hea led by beating drums, cleared the
bou evaid. A number of the natives
Joined the mob in hope of plllag No
Jew ventured upon the streets.
Last night tho town was In great tur
moil. All the shos were closed, and
troops picketed. In all the squares.
Several Jewish shops were sacUel, and
thu chasseurs several times dlr icrsed
the crowds.
Mrs. Stark, Pleasant Ridge, O., says,
"After two doctors gavo up my boy to die, I
saved him from croup by using One Minuto
Cough Curu." It is the quickest and most
cert tin remedy for coughs, colds and all
throat and lung troubles. C. If. Ilagenbuch.
& A 9
It Only Happens
A A Jl
.frJilM til
WINTER UNDERWEAR CLEARANCE.
We know that well enough. We couldn't know the goods and not know it. But that isn't the
point. We are not holding our goods here to work its way out of the store. The only kinds we have use
for are the kind? you will grab for. When you hesitate, we don't we whack the nrice on any lines that
will not sell themselves or on random pieces.or lots. That was the Up-to-Date way since our existence It
is more than ever the Up-to-Date way. Clean, sprightly stocks that keep us on the jump and you on the
jump are ttie only welcome ones here. Aud that is what brings you sometimes Half Prices on goods that
we brought into the store since the leaves fell.
Underwear.
I We have the largest
j and most complete
line ot gent s uuuer
wearcver shown in
Schuylkill Co. We
were curly buyers and
evaded the larifi re
cently put on woolen
goods. This gives us
the opportunity of
selling those goods
from 25 I040 pel cent,
cheaper than any of
our competitors. We have them in
Suits Conde high grade glove fitting
apparel, red flannels, natural wool,
camel's hair fleece lind nnd Derby ribbed
wool. We have held back 48 dozen shirts
and drnwers, heavy wool, fleece lined, at
50 cents. We guarantee to be Ji.oo
values. Heavy cotton fleece lined
cents. We must close our stock out.
Hats
and Caps.
attention to
department.
Our btiiT lints nrc un
equalled in styles and
prices, as we pay close
that
We
buy. at close
mar-
gins and sell at
small profits. That
is solely responsible
for our immense
hat trnde we have
established. W o
quote a few prices :
Stiff hnts.black nnd
brown, nil shapes
nud styles, for 1.
We guarantee them
to be the newest
thing in the market. Our Si.so and Si. 7
hat cannot be bought elsewhere less than '
$2.50. Our 2.oo, Si 50 and $3.00 hats I
are, the nobbiest and neatest blocks made
of unceasing wearing qualities. I
Shenandoah's - Greatest - Gent's - Furnishing . House,
MAX LEVIT, Prop.
Orcnter Now York Will fonto-u.
New York, Jan. 25, Corporation
Counsel Wlnlen yt 'onlay stated that
the ndmlnlstintlnu of greater New
York would contest tho lrc-KV of nil
contracts untored Into by the old coun
ties of Queens itnd Ulchmond s.i.nc
quent to tho cnaOtrrent und prior to
the golnif Into foroc of the charier c the
greater oit Mr. Wha'en stnted that
those cont'-ets v. ere entered Into with
Intent to r3c fraud the city. If the cor
poration cutinsc'.'s opinion Is sustained
In court roveral million dollruB' worth
of wotk In road lrnprovemen s, 'Irlit
Ing, seweiB, cc, In the old cotin'les of
Queens and Richmond will not be paid
for.
'Tisn't safe to bo n day without Dr.
I Thomas' Kclcctrlc Oil in tlio homo. Never
can tell what moment an accident la going to
happen.
.Mr, rs'iiriri Acquitted.
Philadelphia, Jan. 25. Mrs. Anna
Nlggl, who asphyxiated her two chil
dren, Prank, aged 2 years, and Henry,
aged 0 months, was yesterday acquit
ted of the crime, the jury adjudging her
to be Insane. The crime was commit
ted on Dec. 2. Mis. Jliggl plnccd the
two chlldt en In a bathtub, and turn
ing on the gas, lay down beside them.
Per husband nrrlved homo In time to
nave her life, but the little ones were
dead. Mis. tt iggl will be sent to Nor
rlstown Insane asylum.
to own: a coi.ii in oni: day.
Tnkn htixativo llromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund tho money If it fails to
cure. 25c. Tho genuine has L. II. Q. on
each tablet ..
i:pinll I -en 'u-t i . I; I ' Three.
Maii'son, 'M-. -n. J5.- Jy fie ox
ploMi n of 'he boiler of a ' ci .notlve
.stund ug In a roiutdhoUFo l'.ete thtco
men ere killed, t.io others seriously
Injui. tl, nnd the bullilintr and three en
gines .vreckocl. The dead tire: Frank
Deck, roup ihr lire imeman: Wesley
Schelpcr, engineer (f the wrecked en
gine; Checks Younr en.Unejr. The
serlov.y bmt nri : Fred V. Uaxler,
fireman, :cg burned and scakl.d; Hmll
Olsen. ma' '-. n'r . u'.il.'y burned and
icnlt.i d by n. sum.
fiPRRDv cvnr. TnttATMEVT for tortnrlnff, dlifltr
urlni;, ttthtnir, liiimlnp, aud scaly fiklu and scalp
diseases with loss or hair, Warm baths wltliClN
ticuiu Boap, Rcntlo applications of Gutiotjri.
(ointment), and full doses of Cutioura. IIesol
Tknt, greatest of blood pu rill era and humor cures
mm
Ii not.l throaitioDt the world. 1ottbb
t pRCfl r "him. Coup., Kla l'rop., lioMm.
I ,u tCur ltchiug Skin DlMMes, tYee.
! nrn nAIIOII lliunp SofteoM and TWuttned
COCOA- and
r.unr.m.4TFi U
roft EATING. DRINKING. I
COOKING. BAKING fl?
Purify cf Material and vjj,
Ub,.bIVUdtll..-,UIVI UUCJU.CUCU-
roRSALUi our sums
AHp BY
GROCERS EVERYWHERE.
SHENANDOAH'S GREATEST
'S FURNISHING HOUSE.
Once a Year.
AKE it your particular business to call on
us before purchasing or Inspecting else
where. We can show
you the greatest
money saving values.
Our store never fol
lows others, but lead.
Our store may not be
'C5 the largest In area of
tG ($7FP L 1 11 i 1
"Lsir Spacei ,ut n Is in
r
stock and cheapest in prices.
Fine Imported s'ctim.g that
r.311 ivt cc meets the mid-
Silk MtlfflerS. winter end of any
purchuscr. We have them ranging in
pticc from 50 cents to $2.25.
GLOVES,
1'rom 50c per
pair and up
wards. COLORS : Ton,
brown and red.
Woolen gloves nf
every description1
French Kid palms
with Astral: han
backs nud woolen
lined, l'ricc $1.00,
a special offer. Our
stock of working
gloves cannot be
surpassed.
ITC8IN6
i MvYmJ
in ii- ""i
THE UP-TO-DATE HAT STORE,
Her Health Restored
.HE misery of sleeplessness can only be
realized by thoso who havo experi
enced It. Nervousness, sleeplessness,
headaches, neuralgia and that miserable
feeling of unrest, can surely bo cured by Dr.
Miles' Itcsloratlvo Ncrvlno. Bo certain Is
Dr. Miles ot this tact that nil druggists aro
authorized to refund prico paid for tho first
bottlo tried, providing it docs not benefit.
Mrs. floury Druns, wlfo of tho well known
blacksmith at Grand Junction, Iowa, says:
'I was troubled Willi sleeplessness, nervous
ness, headache and Irregular menstruation;
stiiToriilg untold misery for yoars, 1 used
various advertised remedies for female com
plaints besides being under tho caro of local
physicians, without holp. I noticed in Dr.
Miles' advertisement tho testimonial ot a
lady cured of aliments similar to mine, and
I shall novcr cease to thank t hat lady. Her
testimonial Induced mo to uso Dr. Miles'
Ncrvlno and Nervo and hlvor Pills, which
restored mo to health. I cannot say enough
for Dr-SIilcs'Itonicdlcs.'
Dr. Miles' Itomcdlcs
aro sold by ail drug
gists under n posltlvo
guarantee, first bottlo
benefits or money re
funded. Hook on dis
eases of tho heart-and
nerves free. Address,
Dlt. JI1L1C3 MEDICAL CO.. KUhurt. Iud.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
rU. W. II. Y1NUST.
VETEUIKAKY SURGEON.
QrndimtR and Late Resident House Burgee
the University Htote of K. Y.
Ilcaduunrtcrg i-Commerclal Hotel. 8henniloh
TUlilCII YKAlt 0OUI13B.
CaIU niulit or day promptly retponded.
M. BUIIKK,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.,
Olllce KRan building:, con er of - Main an
Centre atreets, ShenandoAU.
r H. POMKUOY.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAWJ
Shenandoah, Pa.
t W. 81lOi:iIAKHlt,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Corner Market and Centre streets.
pilOF. JOnN JONES,
MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR,
Lock Box S3, Mohanoy City, Pa.
Having studied under Maaa of the best
masters le London and Parle, wtll trfre- bMu
on the vIolln.mandollB, pultar aad rml ndfbn.
Trrnir reasonable. Addreea tn care at Stroma,
the jeweler Sbennndnah.
Tho Rosy Freshness
Ana a velvet softness of the skin Ii 1bt
riably obtained by there who use Pozaoiti'a
Complexion powder.
Up-to-Date Hat Store,
15 EAST' CENTRE ST.
MACKINTOSHES.
English Serge,
in
black ' and
blue, full-length,
J caPe an(l coat at
$4.85.
We have still
I t. (.,.
I better qualities. Come and inspect
1 , v
I them.
Umbrellas.
A special lot of
26-in. Silk Gloria
Umbrellas', close
rolling, with steel
rods, choice nat
ural wood handles,
plain and siWer
trimmed, black
handlea, 1.25.
Anybody who
wants a good and
nent looking um
brella at a moder
ate cost, see the gloria silk ones, with
steel rod, paragon frame, nt
ss cts.
FillP RPIlt'; nuy a half or quarter
rZif u-Ui d0" P"- Tht kind
Half HOSe. that will make the
wearer smile. We have the very newest
creation in plaid and polka dot hose.
15 East Centre Street.
jfv MHoV' ;l
Nervine 3
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