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MONDAY. JUNE 20. 1800.
'MWCTil DRW
OUR COUNTRY : First, Last and Forever.
Thk sudden death of ex-Congress
wan Smedley Darlington, nt his homo
in West Chester, removes a con
splouous figure In Chester county
politics and social life.
It Is believed to be tho purpose of
the Kopubltcans to pass an net in tho
coming Congress which will put the
gold standard definitely and con
cretoly on the statute book.
Mr. BnUMSt is not a candidate for
judicial honors, so ho informs his
political friends. It is well, for more
reasons than one. The candidate
selected should be the choice of a
united party then success is assured.
Mrs. Plnkham's Advice Saved
Mrs. Hayes From an Operation.
LETTER TO MRS. TINKHAU NO. 6,38j
' DEAnMns. PiNKHAM Words cannot
express my thanks to you for your kind
advico to mo in regard to my health, I
had been running down In health for
about seven years. I had doctored
with good doctors and taken a great
many patent tuedlcluos. My troublo
began when my first child was born.
I had a vory hard tltno and after its
birth would have sevoro flooding spells.
" After my second child I had very
good health until lnst winter when I
again became pregnant and suffered
very much and miscarried. I cainu
vory near dying, and tho doctor said 1
must havo an operation, which fright
ened me very much, and concluded to
writo to you for your advico, aud tako
your medicine. Was troubled with tho
whites, great pain In back and hips,
sometimes when lying down or Bitting
was unablo to get up. Would havo
such pain In groins could hardly walk.
"I can say I havo ncvor seen any
thing so wonderful an Lydia B, Plnlc
ham's Vcgotablo Compound and Sano
tlvo Wash. Your remedies havo dono
wonders for mo. Hoping that many
of my suffering sisters may bo led to
tako your medicine from reading this
letter, I remain, sincerely yours, Mns.
Majiv IlArns, IlAJtDiNsnuno, Kr."
Letters Hko tho foregoing should
convince evoryono that Mrs. Plnkham's
advico Is certain help.
Schrlnk and His "Home."
Through the enterprise of our sov
eral county seat contemporaries, it is
learned that the Hon. Augustavus
Schrlnk, postmaster at Pottsville,
now occupies tho now federal build
ing as the place of his official abode.
At least one of the daily papers of
that town, Mr. Sohrink's personal
organ, describes Jthe new building ns
"the handsomest home in Schuylkill
county," and for fear that there may
be some doubt in the minds of its
readers on that score, adds that
"everybody is delighted with the now
building."
We are only too willing to accept
the statements of our contompornry
in this respect, but a critical inspec
tion of the cut of the building pub
lished in the same issue in which the
statement appears leads one to the
opinion that the editor's enthusiasm
has the better of his good judgment,
or else tho conclusion that it is "the
prettiest homo in Schuylkill county"
was reached after a comparison had
been made between Mr. Schrink's
"official home" and the barns of sev
eral of Pottsville's moneyed men.
Accompanying the cut of the build
ing is a picture of Pottsville's new
postmaster, and the fentures of that
fortunate individual does not corro
borate the statements of our esteemed
and usually trustworthy contempor
ary. One would think the day of the
.removal of the post'olllce from "the
old to the new" building would be
tho happiest day of tho new P. M's.
life, but his face, as produced in the
columns of our contemporary, bears
a troubled look; in fact, the expres
sion is not that of the usual jovial
'Gustavus. The cause, we are not
prepared to state, and on this point
our contemporary sheds no light, and
adds none to the features of its owner.
Up to the present time, prior to the
occupancy of the building, the county
seat newspapers have very wisely re
frained from commenting upon the
"architectural beauty" of the struc
ture, and whenever some "enterpris
ing" newspaper man did venture to
discuss the subject it was to ridicule
the government, the architect and
the gentleman (a worthy son of
Pottsvillo) who secured the appro
priation. In fact, since the building
assumed shape, our county seat con
temporaries delighted in nothing
better, when "copy was short" in
poking fun at their new federal
building. But this has all been
changed. A new candidate for pub'
lio favor has appeared upon the
scene, has taken the bit In his teeth,
and as "one who upholds and defends
popular rights" has braved the storm
nnd presqnts a reproduction of the
"architectural beauty" of this Btruo-
ture upon white paper. We certainly
commend the courage of our contain
porary, even if we cannot recommend
it as an authority on such matters,
notwithstanding, as it says, Super
vising Architect Slmonson "received
his promotion as a direct result of bis
clever work on the structure."
"The adverse critiolsm" on the part
of the threo other Pottsville news
papers, regarding the' 'new structure
must now pass away, and we expect
them all to join the lead of their
youthful but fearless contemporary,
and declare it to be "the finest home
in Schuylkill county."
Twlstor striken Tfnlirimkn VIllnRo.
Bradley, Neb., Juno 20. Early yes
terday morning n twtstor struck this
villago and partially wrecked It. Tho
storm came from tho north with a tre
mendous roar. It first Btrufck tho two
story brick block owned by Charles
hash, of Now York, and occupied by
a drug store and a general mercantile
store bolow and tho Methodist society
up stairs. Tho building was totally
wrecked, and Floyd A. Walworth was
caught In the debris and seriously in
jured. Across tho street tho postomco
was totally wrecked. Tho ground was
plowed up by tho wind and some stock
killed.
WHO IS
TO
BLAHE.
Women as well as mon are
mado misorablo by kidney
and bladder troublo. Dr.
KUmor'a Swamp-Eoot, tho
great kidney remody,
promptly cures. At druggists In fifty cent
and dollar sizes. You may havo a sample
bottlo by mail frco, also pamphlet tolling all
about It.
Address, Dr. Kilmer & Co.,Binghamton, N. Y.
Mlsor MeIrprH Muriiorors.
Chicago, June 24. The police stated
yesterday that positive evldenco has
been secured pointing to Frank, alias
Matt Smith, and "Coffee" Drauer, alias
SIgmund Brock, two salt wator sail
ors, as the mon who robbed and mur
mered Martin Molor, tho aged Swiss
recluse and miser, who was found dead
In his lonely homo on west Fifty-
seventh street about three weoks ago.
Smith and Brauor are said to be in
Michigan, and several Chicago offi
cers aro searching for them. Instead
of securing several thousands dollars,
as It waa supposed, the men succocdod
In, finding but $18.
Young Mathers.
Croup is the terror of thousands of young
mothers becanso Its outbreak Is so agonizing
and frequently fatal. Shilob's Cough and
Consumption Cure acts Hko mimic In cases of
croup. It Jias nover been known to lail. l no
worst cases relieved immediately. I'rlco 25
cts.. 60 cts. and $1.00. Sold by P. D. Kirlin
on a guarantee;
Womnn Convicted of Mimslnuchtor
Towson, Md., June 2Q. After delib
erating 18 hours tho Jury in tho caso
of Mrs. Clementine M. Reckord, on
trial hero for the murder of hor hus
band, returnod a verdict yesterday of
manslaughter. In a former trial of the
woman tho jury failed to agree. The
crime for which Mrs. Iteckord was
tried was committed In Baltimore on
Jan. 20. Tho body of Azarlah Reck
ord was found In bed with two bullet
holes through the head. The maximum
penalty for manslaughter is ton years'
imprisonment. Mrs. Reckord main
tains her innocence and asserts that
an unknown man did the shooting.
A Card.
We, tho undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund tho money on a 50-ccnt bottlo of
Qrccno's Warranted Syrup of Tar If It falls
to euro your cough or cold. Wo also guaran
tee a 25-cent bottlo to prove satisfactory or
money refunded. A. Wasley, C. H. Hasen-
bucli, Shenandoah Drug Storo, and P, W.
Bierstaiu & Co! ll-14-33t-dw
Ttoniih Ittflorw' Memorial fe'orvloos.
Las Vegas, N. M., Juno 26. Mem
orial services were the first thing on
the rough ridors reunion program
yesterday. Thoy wore hold at the
Duncan Opera Houso and Rov. Thomas
A. uzzoll, pastor of tho People s Taber
nacle, of Denver, preached the mem
orial sormon. Mr. Lafe Young, editor
of the Iowa Stato Capital, then de
livered an address. Mr. Young served
with the rough riders; Governor
Roosevelt, who was presented with a
gold medal, left at midnight for Chi
cago and Milwaukee.
After DSmter
To assist digestion, relieve distress
after eating or drinking too heartily,
to prevent constipation, lake
Hood's Pill
Sold everywhere. 25 cents.
A Handsomo Complexion
la one of the greatest charms a -woman can;
possess. Fozzoifi'a Cohsxbxiok Fowdbs
gTMtT 1
tllD KENTUCKY DEADLOCK.
ItomoorutH Scorn Unnlilo to HolcOr) n
t'niifltrinto tfor" (lovornor.
LoulBvlllo. Ky.. Juno 20. Thoro Is
no sign of an ngrcomont between any
or tno uemocrntlo candidates for gov
ornor. Thoro is no chango from tho
olovonth ballot, takon on Saturday
night, tho ballots thus far takon re
sulting: Stono. 370: Hardin. 365:
Goobol, 346. Tho 1,002 dolcgatos In tho
convention nro dlvldoa so nearly
ovon that thoro Is not a dlfforonco of
30 votos In tho stroncth of tho threo
candidates, but Goobol is tho strongest
uocauso of tuo solidity of his support.
Ho controls his following absolutely,
and can voto them for hlmsolf or
throw thom to eithor of his oppononts
at will. Nolthor Stono nor Hardin can
do this, and for that reason nolthor is
in a position to mako terms.
A noteworthy foature of tho contest
Is tho Hardin campaign. Coming Into
the convention with a hundrod votes
short of a majority of tho dolcgatos,
beaten at ovory point In tho tomporary
organization and weakened by advorso
decisions by tho credentials commtttoo
Involving scores of seats, tho Hardin
managers, with consummato clever
ness, jumped Into tho fight when tho
gamo scowed lost, wlthdrow tho name
of General Hardin nnd loft Goobol
and Stono to fight It out. ThoBe two
fell Into tho trap and How at oach
other's throats, with tho result that
whon the convention adjourned Satur
day night Goobol and Stono had split
and Hardin, who had been again taken
up, stood second in recorded votes.
Meanwhile tho three cornered fight
grows warmer, and tho dolcgatos, who
havo spont nearly n week trying to
nominate a stato ticket, may yet havo
to look outside tho trio now occupying
the ring to find a leador upon whom
thoy can unite.
Sick Headaches,
The curso of overworked womankind, aro
quickly and surely cured by Karl's Clovor
Boot Tea, the groat blood purifior and tissuo
builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory,
Price 25 cts. and 60 cts. Sold by P. D, Kirlin
on a guarantee.
Spain's' Standing Army.
Madrid, June 26. The Official Ga
zette announcoe that tho offectlvo ac
tive army for the noxt financial year
has boon fixed at 108,000 men.
Emporor William Wlim n Ynolit Itnco
Kiel, June 26. In the Kiel regatta
yesterday Emporor William sailed hta
Btoel yawl yacht Metoor, winning tho
first race.
Cure croup, soro throat, pulmonary
troubles Monarch over pain of every sort,
Dr. Themas' Ecloctric Oil.
Throo 'Wotinclod In Drnnkon Drawl.
New York. Juno 20. Threo men
were mortally wounded In a drunkon
brawl early yesterday morning in the
Laurel Hill section of Long Island
City. Mrs. Mary McFaddon, a widow,
was giving a dance in tno rear or
saloon whloh aho owned, and about 63
persons were present. Tho rioters be
came intoxicated and quarrolsomo, and
adjourned to the sidewalk to finish a
fight which started lu the saloon. Hugh
O'Neill, It la said, attackod Domlnlck
Flynn and William Huston with
knife. A dozon other men joined In
the battle. Nine shots wero fired
O'Neill was shot in the lungs, Huston
stabbed in the side and Flynn In tho
abdomen. It is said O Noill and Flynn
will die, and that Huston has only a
slight chanco, Patrick J. MIskell was
arrested, charged with the shooting.
SUflHARlZED STATEHENT
OF THE
CONDITION OF SCHOOLS
AND RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF THE
SHENANDOAH - SCHOOL - DISTRICT,
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING, JUNE 5th, 1899.
Whole number of schools
Avcrago number ot months taught...
Number of malo teachers employed
Number of female teachers employed
Average salary of male teachers per month ,
Average salary of female teachers per-month
Number of malo scholars enrolled
Number of fcuialo scholars enrolled..
Total number In attemlanco
Average daily attemlanco
Avcrago percentage of attendance
Cost of each pupil per month
Story of a Slave.
To bo bound hand and foot for years by tho
chains of dlsosso is tho worst form of slavery.
George D. Williams, of Manchester, Mich.,
tolls how such a Blavo was mado froo. Ho
says : Jly wifo has been so holpless for tlvo
years that sho could not turn over in hod
alono. After using two bottles of Electric
Bitters, sho Is wonderfully Improved and
ablo to do hor own work." This supremo
remody for female dlseaeos nuickly cures
nervousness, slecplossncss, melancholy, head
ache, backache, fainting and dizzy spoils.
This miracle- working modlclno is a godsend
to weak, sickly, run down people Every
bottlo guaranteed. Only CO cents. Sold by
A. Wasloy, Druggist.
Britons Want Our Cnttlo Mnrkot.
Austin, Tex., Juno 20. L. M. Crogan.
member of tho legislature from Nolan
county, Is authority for tho statement
that an English syndicate with a capi
tal of $100,000,000, has Btarted to pur
chase all of the cattle In Texas, with
a view of cornering tho cattle market
In this country.
Qlvs the Children a Drink
called Grain-O. It is a delicious, appetizing
nourishing food drink to take the place of
Coffee. Sold by all grocers and liked by all
who have used it because when properly pre
pared it tastes like the finest coffee but is free
from all its injurious properties. Grain-0 aids
digestion and strengthens the nerves. It is
not a stimulant but a health builder, and chil
dren, as well as adults, can drink it with great
benefit. Costs about ' as much as coffee-
15 and 25c.
Jonea A'niiomieoH Ills Candidacy.
Columbus, 'O., Juno 20. In" a letter
to a Columbus frlond Mayor I. M.
Jones, of Toledo, announces himself
ready to stand as a candidate for gov
ernor, and adds: "I am moro than
ever convinced that tho day of po
litical parties is passing. Parties and
party machines will find themsolves
out of a Job, so to speak. Thoy aro
expensive and frightful burdens on the
body politic. Thoy aro a posltlvo
menaco to liberty and stand directly
athwart tho path of progress."
EVENINQ SCHOOLS.
Number of evening schools
Number of malo teachers employed
Numbor of femalo teachers cmpfoyed
Averngo number of months taught
Number ot scholnrs onrolled bctwoon 5 and 13 years
Number of scholnrs above-13 vears
Total number of mnlo scholars In evening schools H
Total number of female scholars In evening schools
noio numoer oi scnoisrs in evening scnool
Average evening attendance M
Average perccntngo of attendance
Average salary of male teachers per month $
Average salary of female teachers per month
Cost of each pupil per month ,
Number of mills levied for school purposes 11
Number of mills levied for building purposes 2'
Number of mills levied for library purposes j
Amount levied for school purposes 28.SM 71
Amount levied for building purposes M 6,192 21
Amount levied for library purposes 1,298 41
Kxonerntlons of Collector Ilurko on 1897 dupllcnto $ 1,788 13
Itebnte of penalty of Collector Uurke on 1897 dupllcnto 89 42
Abatements of Collector Liurko on 1898 1,127 82
AUDITOR'S REPORT.
fl. J. SCANLAN, ex-TAX RECEIVER AND BONDSMEN.
In account with the Shenandoah, Pa., School District, Duplicate of 1895.
DIt.
1895.
Valuation 23.318,171 00
Tax rato 11 mills, minimum school tax. 81 00
To 11 mills for school purposes 8 27,307 49
To 3 mills building purposes 7,463 80
To total duplicate .'. 8 31,831 85
1890.
To balance duo closo GO days 8 21,912 00
To balance duo end 0 months S 12,015 90
To penalty 5 per cent (32 29
You Try It.
If Shlloh's Cough and Consumption Curo,
which is sold for tho small price of 25 cts., 50
cts. and f 1.00, does not curo tako tho bottlo
back and wo will refund your money. Sold
for over fifty years on this guarantee. Price
25 eta. and 50 cts. Sold by P. D. Kirlin on
a guarantee.
POLITICAL CARDS.
JjlOK COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
FRANK R. KANTNER,
Op Lofty.
Subject to Republican rules
pOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
HORACE F. REBER,
Of Pike Onovu, I'A.
Subject to Republican rules.
pOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
BENJ. KAUFMAN,
Of Tbkuomt.
Subject to Republican rules.
"jjlOH COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
JOSEPH WYATT,
Of BmaJAHDoAn.
Bubjoet to Republican rules.
JIOR COUNTY REGISTER,
F. C. REESE,
OF SnEKAKDOAII.
Subject to Republican rules.
pOR RECORDER OI' DEEDS,
EMANUEL JENKYN,
Of rorravjLi.E,
Formerly of Jollett),
Subject to Republican rules.
JjWR RECORDER,
J. H. NICHTER,
OF rOTTSVIIXK.
Subject to Democratic rules.
OR CLERK OI' THE COURTS,
JOHN T. SH0ENER,
Of OnwiasDcno.
Subject to Repnbllcan rules.
pOR I'ROTIIONOTARY,
JAMES M'ELHENNY,
Of Mauakoy City.
Subject to Republican rules.
pOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
CHARLES E. BERGER,
Of Cbeusona.
Subject to Republican rule.
schools.
teachers;
SCHOLARS.
9
51
M 78
43 42
1532
1091
8223
2298
91
1 03
12
1
11
4
203
417
SSI
5(i
650
277
71
as oo
23 91
03
TAXES.
Total amount lovlcd
EXONERATIONS AND ABATEflENTS.
8 ao.avs 39
1890.
t 21,912 00
8 13.278 19
Abovo amount Certified to tho Court
Git.
Dec 0, '95, by cosh 00 days
Jan. 7, '94, by caib In 60 days..
" 28, by cash In 00 days
By commission, 2 per cent
By abatements, fi per cent
Balance duo ond 00 days
! 3.000 00
1,000 00
8,000 00
21 89
Oil 46
21,9-12 00
1890.
March 0, by cash In 0 months..-.
Aprils, " "6 " ....
May 8, " " "0 "
By commission, 6 por cent
may zy, ny exonerations..
$ 8i,831 85
$ 2,700 00
2,500 00
1,500 00
352 03
2,213 47
Balance duo 12,645 90
1896.
8 21,942 00
July 2, by cosh after 6 months Jt 1,000 CO
Nov. 4, " " 0 " 1,800 00
Jan. 5, '97, by cash after 6 months 1,000 00
Feb. 4, xt " " 0 " 5,000 00
By commission, 5 percent 403 15
Aug. 8, '93, balanco due 4,015 01
8 18,278 19
of Quarter Sessions, August 8th, 100S.
H. J. SCANLAN AND BONDSMEN.
In account with the Shenandoah, Pa., School District, Duplicate of 1896.
1890.
DR.
Valuation 82,351,290 00
Minimum tax, tax rato 11 mills 81.00
Oct. 13, to 8 mills for school purposes..? 20,000 70
Oct. 13, to 0 mills for building pur's.... 15,050 00
35,116 82
1897.
To balance duo end 6 months..
..8 20,079 23
8 20,079 23
1897.
To balanco duo closo ot 6 montlis 8 11,205 52
To penalty, 5 per cent 713 27
1893.
Juno 6, balanco due)!,.
8 11,978 79
..$ 10,189 82
Aug. 8, certified balance'due..
8 10,189 82
..8 0,581 00
8 9,581 00
OR.
Doe, 1, '90, by cash In 00 days ..8 7,000 00
Dec, 22, br cosh in 00 days 7,000 00
Jty commission, z per cent zro 71
By abatements. finer cont 75183
Balanco due 20,079 23
8 35,110 82
March 5, '97, by cash In 0 months -3 1,800 00
By commission, 5 per cent 01 73
May 5, by exonerations 8,918 98
Balanco due 11,265 52
Mar 25.'97. bv cash after 0 montlis ..
July 22, ' ' ' 6 "
o "
" 6 '
" 6 "
July 81, " "
Sept. 2, " "
Sept. 8, " "
Nov. 80, " "
Feb. 8, '03, by cash after 0 months t 1,000 00
May 23, " " " 0 " 800 00
By commission 239 17
Bnlanco duo 10,189 32
8 20,079 23
..8 800 00
250 00
200 00
500 00
200 00
700 00
600 00
July 5, '98,by cash after 0 months
July 27, " " 6 " ..
Aug. 1, " " " 0 " ..
Aug. B, 0 " ..
Aug. 5, ' " " 6 " ..
By commission, fi per cent
Balance duo
1 11,978 79
... 125 00
60 00
60 00
50 00
800 00
80 24
9,531 00
t 10,189 82
Aug. 16. '98, by cash after Judgment... 100 00
Sent. 9, " " " " ... 100 00
Sept 28, " " " " 100 00
Nov. 2, " ... 800 00
Bv commission. 0 rter cent 81 57
Balanco duo 8,952 49
8 9,581 00
EDWARD BURKE, TAX RECEIVER.
In account with the Shenandoah, Pa., School District. Duplicate of 1897.
DR.
Juno 6, '93, To balance due $ 8,509 12
To penalty on above amount, less alien
tax pz.izi.uu eoiiecieu lu u iiiuiiuia
paid and held over S per cent, on
3,038.12 . 1M 41
OR.
May 31, '99, By exonerations t 1,788 43
May 81, By reliato of penalty, S per ct. 89 42
May 81 , Ily alien tax 2,299 95
Mnv 81. Bv commission - 121 05
Junes, Balance due. 1,86108
8 5,063 S3 I
Abovo balance subject to five per cent commission when paid.
8 S.063 63
EDWARD BURKE, TAX RECEIVER.
In account with the Shenandoah, Pa School District, Duplicate of 1898.
DR.
1898
Valuation. - ..82,408,067 00
Fer capita tax.
1 00
Tax rato 11 mills
Total duplicate amount..
8 86,850 89
Dee, 9, '93 To 11 mills school purposes 28,565 71
t 28,665 71
Dec. 0tW, To 2mllls bulld'g purpo'sS 6,192 21
Dee, 9, '98, To K mill library t 1,298 11
t 1,293 41
nrxjAriTCLATiOH."
Doe. 9, '03, To total duplicate... t 36,350 89
( 80,350 89
1899,
OR.
By cash In 00 days.. 10,500 00
By cash in 0 months. 8,142 M
By abatements, 5 per cent . 880 15
Ily commission, 2 per cent 836 73
Ily commission, S per cent 105 42
JunoB, balance duo 7,531(8
1899.
8 28,505 71
Ily cash In CO days 8 8,750 00
iy casn in o monins , 714
Ily abatements, S percent 20187
By commission, 2 percent w 70 53
By commission, 6 ier cent 87 59
Junes, balance due 1,712 44
1899.
By cash In 00 days
By cash lu 0 months
By abatements, S percent......
By commission, 2 per cent.......
By commission, 5 per cent ,
Juno 5, balauco duo
8
f
6,492 21
750 00
142 86
40 80
15 81
, 7 82
812 45
8 1,298 41
1800. BEgAHTULATJON,
By cash to Treasurer II. J. Muldoon,f
By abatements
liy commissions
JuneS, balauco due
25,000 00
1 127 82
639 10
9,589 47
II. J. flULDOON, TREASURER.
DR.
m nwrririiTfl.
nnlnnoc from ox-Tfeftrtufol' 3. J. frrtmoy S
Sftlo of bonds n "
No. 01, John Cuff, Sr.. Jnno27th, 1898................. 1,800 00
No HO, Mrs. Maggie II. Kdwards, Juno 27th, 1898 1.800 M
No. 97, John OUT, 8r .Tune 27, 1808......... t 800 00
No. OH, Mrs. Margaret Ooughlln, Juno 27th 1893 800 CO
Noto Merchants' National Bank Oct. 6th, 1R93 ,000 00
No. 805, First National Bank, Oct. 6th, 1898 - 00
No. 1105, Mercliants' Nat. Bank, April 8tb, 1899 LM0 00
M. J. Bcanlon, account of dupllcnto of '90......... v
ltd Burke, acc't of Allen Tax duplicate of 1897 , -
Hd. Uurke. account of duplicate ot 1898 (.............
State Aprroprlntlon - h.,,,,
Tnx on unseated lands -
J. W. Cooper, account tuition fees
l-raiiK jiannn, account oi prowcua oi w iciiwhicumwm.m.
I'rank llnnna, account of damages to text Iooks..,..m..,.,....m.m
Frank Ilanna, account sale catalogues, Ac. -
Penalty will bo added to abovo balanco when Allen Tax la reported.
84.356 89
lit 82
500 00
'9,700 00
1,175 00
,2,299 05
25.0CO 00
17,385 TO
47 01
241 83
70 80
83 01
10 00
Amount of Receipts...
80,031 21
OR. 4k
nv BxrKNnmmra.
I.1. .,.1.. f l.nn.l. 8 100 OO.-
Interest on bonded Indebtedness 8.032 00
9 O,I01 W
XlEPEMfTIOy TRMTonARY LOANS.
Order No. 230, Issued 1890 - 1,000 in
Order No. 493, Issued 1890 - 2,800 00 ,
,-.1..- .T nvrn t.....l iflOT .J' 3.000 00 . .
Interest paid on temporary loans ...
Huilding and Furnishing.
Building nnd Furnishing
Renting and repairing
1,417 82
,,,.8
Teachers' Wages.
Teacher's wnges, day schools
Huhstltuto teacher's wages
Attsndnnco at County institute.
Evening Schools.
By evening school teacher's wnges..
.322 23
1,171 83
1,11X1 81
! 25,170 08
239 SO
601 00
-8 20,080 55
1,280 00
Text Books and School SuMlies.
School text books . 8
School supplies
uruer no. ujo, ietj, ouisinnuing
Fuel and Contingencies.
Janitor's wages n '.
403 tons of coal
Ilnuling 403 tons oi coai .
Hauling ashes h
Oil. uloboa and janitor's supplies
das
2,263 71
1,116 CO
'270 00
4,808 80
749 65
120 83
72 60
101 03
140 00
-8- 3,085 81
Officers' Salaries.
Salary of Superintendent..
Snlarv of Secretary
Salary of Truant Officer
Salary of Treasurer
salary oi ooncitor
I 5,195 86
1,800 00
670 00
400 00
200 00
60 00
Library. ' , ..
Purclinjin of new books ) S
Salaries of assistant librarians -...
Miscellaneous.
udltlng school nccounts - 9
Printing
Insurnnco
Rent of theatre for commencement, -.
Rent of piano for commencement -
Framing pictures
Police services at commencement
Freight nnd hnullng
Rxpressnge paid
Postage, Ac '
Legal service
-J ,8,120 00
. 16 01
. 03 75
"t 110 80
82 60
821 65
131 20
87 00
6 00
81 00
IS 00
12 72
8 00
a is
25 00
"J
620 as
Total Expenditures
OUTSTANDING ORDERS.
8 82,851 72
No.
1207, Redemption of Bond No. B, Issuo of 1837 8
imi " 25. " 1887
1210, ;; ;;
1211, " "
1212, "
1213, " "
1214, " "
1215, " "
1210, "
1217, " '
1218, "
1219, " "
1220, ;;
1222.
1223, " "
1221 "
1225, " "
1225, " "
1227, ;;
1228, " "
40,
61.
00,
60,
80,
88,
92,
98,
100,
100,
109,
119,
127,
H7.
183,
151,
169,
174,
179,
1887..
1887
1887
1887
1887.
18S7
1887
1887
1837
1887
1887
1887
1887
1887
1887
1837
1887
1887
1887
1887
100 00
1C0 00
800 00
100 00
800 CO
.100 00
100 OO
:100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
ioo a)
100 00
100 00
100 CO
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
-$ 2,900 00
SUMMARY.
Total rccclnts
Total expenditures..
Balance cash In hands of treasurer
In sinking fund for redemption of bonds..
Net cash balance avallablo ....
Recapitulation, Receipts and Expenditures of District ; Receipts.
Balance In hands of Treasurer, Juno 8th, 1898 S 111 62
nrnm ..Ia nF l,nn,la . 600 00
From temporary loans - - 322 S2
From Receivers of Taxes...- 28.474 95
From State Appropriation ''5?? IS
From other sources 431 78
..8 80,031 21
.. 62,881 72
.. 8,749 62
.. 2,900 00
819 62
Amount of receipts for year ,
EXPENDITURES.
-8 66,631 21
8 56,891 21
Redemption of ond Interest on bonds 8 8,132 00
Redemption of nnd Interest on tomporary loans 7,917 82
Current expenses 41,835 20
Balance In hands of tho Treasurer as por sinking fund , 2,900 00
Balance In hands of the Treasurer as cosh avallablo 819 62.
Amount ot expenditures for tho year
RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES OF" DISTRICT.'
t ka vti m4
"8 66,631 21
11ES0UECE3.
Cash In hands of tho Treasurer 8 819 83
Duo from Collector Scanlan nnd bondsmen, dupllcnto of 1895 4.01J Oi
Duo from Collector Scanlan and bondsmen, dupllcnto of 1890.. 8,932 49
Duo from Collector Burke, duplicate of 1897 - - -. '1,361 8
Due from Collector Burke, dupllcnto of 1898 9,839 47
Stato Appropriation, due Juno 8th, 1899 17,885,99
Bill of St. Stanislaus Catholic Congregation for old school desks '. 81 00
Bill of St. Stnnlslaus Cnthollc Priest for old school desks 66 80
Rccclnts of commencement, Juno 2. 1890 85 05
Total Resources
LIABILITIES.
Bonds outstnndlng
Interest duo and unpaid
Outstanding order No. 930, Issued March 0th, 1896....
41,339 71
1182.
131,
110,
1387,
1888,
01,
90,
97,
va,
May 0th, 1806..
July 1st, lsyo...
Juno 80th, 1897-..
May 23rd, 1898
May 23rd, 1893....
June 27th, 1898...,
Juno 27th, 1898...
Juna 27th, 1896....
June 27th, 1898....
Noto, October Bth. 1893, to Merchants' National Bank..
Outstanding Order No. 803, Issued October 6th, 1898
Outstanding Order No. 1105, Isuod April 8th, 1899
Teacher's wages duo June Bth, 1899
Janitor's wages due June Bth, 1699
Bills unpaid Juno 8th, 1899
I 71,100 00
. 112 80
1,500 00
1,800 00
0,200 00
4,000 00
1,000 03
200 00
1,800 00
1,500 00
r"6oa oo
603 00
8,000 00
1,500 00
1,200 00
9,806 00
830 00
S3 69
Amount of Liabilities..
$ S8,93 65
t 80,853 91
$180,000 0
Net Liabilities - -
Estimated valuo of bc1uh1 property.
Wo, tho undersigned Auditors of tho Borough of Shenandoah,- Va., having examined
tho different accounts of tho Rocoivors of Taxes and tho various accounts ot- tho' Treasurer
of tho Shenandoah School District submit the abovo statement as correct.
jonN Mcdonald,
M. J. BYENE.
MARTIN F. MAIIEIt,
Auditors.
YOUR EYES.
J. D. COLDREN,
Of Schuylkill Haven,
The noted Refracttonlst, who bos testimonials
from tho best people of the county, as to his
ability, will be at
OnUMiER'S DRUB STORE
WEDNESDAY OP EACH WEEK.
If your eyes cause you any trouble call and see
him. Glasses furnished ti needed and no
medlolne.
EXAMINATIONS FREE.
LAKESIDE!
The only pleasure resort and picnic ground
in this region. This season will be the most
successfully conducted since its existence.
The boats for the lake are now undergoing
repairs at Reading. The grove will be
cleaned daily by workmen. Ice and wood to
prepare and preserve meals for picnic parties
will be furnished free. An orchestra will be
established at this resort for the entire season.
For particulars address
B. J. YOST, Prop.,
Uarnesvllle, Pa.
SOLOMON HAAK
Agent for toe Fumous
BERGNER & ENGEL
Phlla. Stock Ale, Sparkling Still
Amber Ale, Bottled Pale Ale,
.Btown Stout, Half and Half, Beer
and Porter. '
LORENZ SCHMIDT'S
BOCK BEER
ON TAP
At all its customers to-day.
Solomon Haak's,
116 South Main Street,
Will receive prompt attention.
Tho Rosy Freshness
And Telvety softness of the skin Is Inva
riably obtained br tbore who use Pouom'a
Complexion Powder.