The Herald r .T UtMIIKll 1870. Hens That's Fit te Print." i . ik, rxfopl Sunday, at M.n street, Mltpimiidoah, I'a. South lono divtanck thi.kphonk. he Herald t d.livrrod In Shenandoah and the vu-r. unrting to im f or iii x cent a w ek, pay able to the carrier Ity mall B.OO ft year, or tc nta ft month payable in oOrMioe Ad vertia.ments "harmed ucoordln u veml ijvutK'ii The publishers reserve the rlirht In . hmic" the p"ltlon of advertisement xv vrr the publication "f news itMnftmh T it- i-luht i reiwn .1 to reflet any ..1. .. rurcwnnr. Il.-it the nul)lili.M mny deem Improper. AdirfUAl'lBfl, MlOII. tistiiR rat. a made known iipim application nurid nt th' iot nflloBt binloh, l'n , si . 1I1 l,w nintl YOU ( J WOT MKAril HEADER OF THE HEKAI.D TnUOUOH AT OTHER DAILY rVBIilCATION. MONDAY. OCTOBER 2. IfXW. OUR COUNTRY:. First, Last and Forever. Oue of tile most popular cumlid'atus before the peoplo of the county is EmiMi'iel Jetikyn, who Iihs been iiom.nat h! by the Uepubltonua to Hitccvecl himself hh County Keeoriler. Coining before the people nfter rerv inp iilnv st three years in the cilice they have hntl ample opportunity to juuV of hia worth bb 11 public ollluinl. Six ago tie was eleoteil County Aud tnr, and in the position lie made such a favorable impression that he was sub-aqueutly nominated for and elected tu his present trosition. Since assumibi; the office of Keeorder he liasi.ci ' it abreast of the times by the v.orth of hit appointees and thro .0-li strict attention to his duties. People transacting bnelnexs with Ite corder Jenkyn have been assured fair treatment, and no private concern is conducted better. It is a pleasure to pay tribute to a worthy publio offi cial, and if there is one candidate above another in whom the working men especially the miners should feel a personal interest in it is Mr. Jenkyn. Before removing to Pptts ville two years ago he was a resident of Porter township, where he fol lowed the occupation of a coal miner. He was prominently identified with labor organizations and for many years was treasurer of the Union in that section of the county. In every sense of the word he is the laboring man's candidate, and even Demo crats concede his election by several thousand majority. Shenandoah will roll up a big yote for Jetikyn, as it did three years ago. THERE is fear in the heart of the Shenandoah small boy, likewise terror in his young face. The most awful bogey of ohildhood confronts him. He is being compelled to go to school. His comrades have loved him for the number of "hookies" he has played. Many successful "hooky" playings have emboldened him to the point of carelessness. He has con sidered himself a school immune. But now it .is ohanged, and a felling of sadness and apprehension comes o'er him as he steps from his home. He knows, with a bitter personal knowl edge, that Truant Officer Connors will get him if he doesn't watch out. The truant man is getting him right along. If the youngsters persist in their truanoy and refuse to attend school the law against truanoy is enforced. The weather is getting fine now, and it is very hard on the children to be made to study. So the children think. And so think most of the par ents, who are from "furrin parts," and who have come to believe that there is nothing half so sweet in life as illiteracy. Meanwhile, the truant man continues to menace the happi ness of the truant player. Fkanic It. Kantneu, of Lofty, nominated for County Commissioner by the Republican convention, was born In Gressona and educated in the public schools of that town. He 1ms been engaged in the mercantile busi neas for many years, also in the manu facture of powder. In politics he has always been a Republican. He has represented his party in the oounty and state conventions on many ouch gions. He was appointed County Commissioner by the Judges of our county last year, and has made a model official it is conceded that he has made one of the ablest Commis sioners the oounty ever hud, and under the administration of this board of Commissioners, mauy thou sands of dollars have been saved to the county. He was nominated by one of the largest votes ever given to an official when up for re-nomination It Is conceded that he will be eleeted by at least two thousand majority. He held local oiHce in his township many years und is an active member of many fraternal sooleties; Jn short, he is a publio spirited gentleman, and is always found among those who are Interested in the welfare of his com munity. He Is. a veteran of the clyil war and a member of the G. A. B. The eastern seetlon of the oounty, where he resides, will five him a tre mendous vote and in the town where he was bom his vote will be unanimous. What a Little Faith Did FOR MRS. ROCKWELL. LITTER TO MM. MURIUM NO. 69,884 " 1 wag a great suffurur from female weakness anil had uo strength. It wm impossible for me to attend to my household duties. I had tried every thing and tunny doctors, but found uo relief. " My sister advised mo to try Iiydhj' 15. Pinklinm'a Vegetable Compound, which I did; before using all of one bottle I felt better. I kept on with it and to my great surprise I am cured. All who Buffer from fenmls complaints should giro It a trial." Mm. IIock wkix, 1200 S. Division St., Qiiahd From a Grateful Newark Woman. , " When I wrote to you I was very sick, had not been well for two years. The doctors did not seem to help uio, and 0110 said I could not live three months. I had womb trouble, falling, ulcers, kidney and blnddur trouble. There seemed to bo such a drawing and burning pain in my bowels that I could not rest anywhere. After using Lydia 13. Finkham's Vegetable Com , pound and Sanative Wash and follow ing ycttr advice, I feel well again and Btronger than ever. My bowels feel as if they had been made over new. With many thanks for your help, I remain, L. 0., 74 Ann St., Newabk, N. J." "I'rlwoii nt'inonw" TcnitYnry ICnenpe Columbus. O., Oct. 2. John Atkin son. confined In the steel cage at tL? penitentiary built for him and the other so-called prison "demons," Mar latt, Hurley and O'Neill, escaped yes terday from his cell and rind s sted himself under a bench in the corridor, but was captured. The steel cage was thought to be agtiolutely safe, there being two sets of doors and two sets of locks, worried only from the out side by levers and holts. Atkinson managed to use u stick to disarrange the whole system of locks and ire himself. A Narrow Escape. Thankful words writtou by Mrs. Ada R. Hart, of Groton. S. I). "Was takon with a lad cold which settled on my lung; cough set in and finally terminated in Consumption. hour Doctors nave me up, saying 1 could live but a short time. I gave myself up to my Savior, dctonnlned if I could not stay with uiv friends on earth. I would meet my absent ones above. My husband was advised to get Dr. KIue s New Discovery lor Consumption. Coughs and Colds. Igtvoitu trial, took in all eight lxittle It lias cured me, and thank God I am saved and now a well and healthy woman." Trial bottles free nt A. Waslcy's Drug btoro Keeular size 50c and S1.00. Guaranteed or prico refunded. ( .'lilcniro Invltcn 'I'lininnn. Chicago, Oct. 2. A sriil invita tion was sent yesterday by the federal rommittee to Sir Thomas Llpton, own er of thp yacht Shamrock, asklm? him to he ChlcagoV puest at the laying of the corner stone of the new federal building next Monday. Many a Lover lias turned with disnnst from an otherwise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Karl's Clover Root Tea purifies the breath by its action on the bowels, etc , as nothing else will. Sold for years on absolute guarantee. Price 23 cU. and 50 eta. Sold by P. D. Kirlln on a guarantee. Tile Nile Il"' 'ml Irrlsrntlon. Cairo. Oct. 2. Reports iecelved here from various points show that the Nile is now at he lowest point of which there Is any record. Two hundred ana six thousand acres are hopelessly be yond irrigation, and the rivei is still falling. To-Night aud To-Mojtow Night And each day and night during this week you can get at any druggists Kemp's Itilsam for the Throat and Lungs, acknowledged to be the most successful remedy ever sold for Coughs, Croup, Bronchitis, Asthma and Consumption. Get a bottle to-day and keep It always in the bouse, so you can check your cold at once. Price 23c and 50c. Sample bottle free. Flreniea's Contention, Scrantont October 3rd to Oth. The Lehigh Valley Kailroad announces special low rate of one fare for the round trip from stations In Pennsylvania to Scran ton and return. Tickets will be sold September 30th to October Oth, inclusive, good for re turn to October 10th. Consult Lehigh Val ley ticket agents for further particulars. You Try It. If Shlloh's Cough and Consumption Cure, which is sold for the small prico of 5 cts., 50 cts. and $1 00, docs not cure take the bottle back and wo will refund your money. Sold for over fifty years on this guarantee Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. Sold by P. D. Kirlln on a guarantee. A LAWYER'S PECULIAR CLAIM. Doolnrod tho Xoirro Victim of Lynch ers Had Comm! tu-ii Suicide. Charleston, S. C., Oct. 2. Lawrecce Brown, an Innocent negro, was ac cused of incendiarism in Orangeburg county In 1897 and discharged by re quest of the prosecutor and was sub sequently lyncned at Stilton Station. Brown's father sued the county of Orangeburg for $10,000 damages. The verdict was for the defendant county, the Judge holding that the act pnly ap plied in cases whsre prisoners were taken from officers and lynched. The state supreme court reversed the opin ion and the case was sailed again in court at Orangeburg Saturday. The testimony proving lynching was over whelming, though one of the county's lawyers, in spite of the fact that Brown's body was riddled with bullets and his hands and feet tied, claimed that the negro had committed suicide. The jury returned a verdict in favor ot the county. Notice has been given of a motion to set aside the verdict. MINERS BRUTALLY TREATED. The I'rcwildent to lie Apponlou to to 6uppre Alleged AUuhoh. Anaconda, Mont.. Sept. 2. President Boyce, of the Western Federation if Miners, will immediately appeal to the piesident in behalf of the Imprisoned Coeur d'Alene miners at Wardner. For the last eight days, it is alleged, all the prisoners have been kept on a bread and water diet, and for trivial viola tions of prison rules have been pun ished by being obliged to stand for eight hours immovable In the hot sun. Because they refused to work. It Is said, the straw has been taken from their bunks and they have been compelled to sleep on the bare boards. No tobacco is permitted and no visitors are allowed to speak to the prisoners. It Is alleged that the p i -oners are breaking dowu in beaui -f,me under the itun or deal, hae itiiuue crazed. The rnen have been mprtsoned Ave months with out trial. .ril'INAIJM NM'iffl. Anotlior Effort to Rivi. Hi "Guv eniiQent" Enoopnizrd. HIS INTERVIEWED OefHM-m All innili'hin AortN Thnt tlln Klllplnu AC my Cnn Hold Out InclW lijItolyAttftlnnt Mtxry'l iHiii-iiiidiilOiit soldier, and ulviw ltcn-i.ni. Manila, Oct. 2. Aguinaldo's) third nttcmpt to shift his difficulties inio the lteid of diplomacy is u repetition of ihr other one or two, with an impus Rlhle endeavor to obtain r me sort ot recognition of his so-called govern ment. The Filipino convoys had au hour's conference with General Otis yesteiday liiurning. They brought fioin Agui nuMo a metsogc that h; do! red peace and -wished to send a civilian govern mental commission to discuss the ques tion. General Otis replied that It wns lmnoFslt,'p ' Mm t" -noonlre Agui naldo's government In that way. i m. i.u . u .bie. ,ruiu Agul- nahlo as "president of the r public," which was largely a repetition of nls tecent appeals for recognition. Gea eial Otis informed them that, wnlle he was willing to correspond vlth Aguinaldo as general ot the Insurgent forces, he must posltlvoly decline to recognise his as president of the civil government. Another coherence will be hold to day. The r; ,inos will rempln two or three day. Their movements are quite unrestricted, hut thoy are under the constant chaperotiage of Captain Johnson, of the Sixteenth infantry. Yesterday they visited to hospitals nnd distributed money among the wounded Filipinos, after which they 'Is and received vlaitiors nt their hotel. . . tholr Sunday clothlnp; thronged tbe. plsaa In front oi tho hotel all day, strechlng tholr nocks to wards the windows for a sli"opKe of the showy uniforms of the envoys, Tho assemhla-w finally increased to a thousand people. When the envoys emerged for an afternoon drive the na tivos removed their hats doferentin'ly. and a crowd, in vehicles or on foot, followed tho carriage through thr streets. "Wo desired peace, but peace with Independence and honor." said funeral Alejardrlno, whllo conversing with a press representative. He Impressed one as dignified dispassionate and as a keen mm. of ihe world. He was edu cated in Europe and designed the re markable entrenchments from Manila to Tarlac. While reticent concerning his mission, his conversation throwns an interesting light on the Filipino view of the American attitude. "How lonti can the Filipino army and people withstand 60,000 American troops?" aBked the representative of the press. "Fighting in our wny. we can main tain a state of war ar 1 tho nocosslty for a large army of occupation In definitely. You Americans are holding a few miles around Manila, a narrow line of railroad to Angeles and a circle of country around San Fernando. But you are ignorant of the resources of Luzon. We hold the immense, rich, productive northern country, from which to draw. Our people contrlbuto the money and food which maintain our' army, and this is done at a min imum of cost. "It is an Interesting question what the cost to the American people Is of maintaining the American troops in the Philippines. We do not, of course, know the amount, but It must ho ex cessive. Wo perceive what an Ameri can Roldler requires in this climate. On the other band, a Filipino exists with a handful of rlco and a pair of linen trousers. Wo do not have to pay our soldiers, and can practically hold up their wages as long as we do3iro. Even without our present supply of arms and ammunition we could keep your army occupied for years. "With an expense that grows daily, liow long will your people stand it? The Filipino people do not wish to continue the fighting. We havo no army contractors. We havo no busi ness men making profits from tho maintenance of our army. There is nothing in it for us, nor are our sal aries large enough to keep us fight ing for money and position." Discussing the question of a recog nition by the United States of the so called Filipino government. General Alejandrino said: "The freedom of the American prisoners who have just been turned over to you was decreed by the Filipino congress. Your gov ernment has accepted them. It will doubtless accept any others that our government may be free." General Ale jandrino referred to 14 prisoners who were released Saturday. He inquired concerning the percent age of sick American troops, and when Informed said he considered it small. He asked a number of questions in dicating a hope of anti-imperialist nc- Scrofula to Consumption. Any ono predlspoeed to Scrofula can never be healthy and vigorous. This taint in tho blood naturally drifts Into Consumption. Being such a deep-seated blood disease, Swift's Specific is tho only known cure for Scrofula, because It is the only remedy which can reach the disease. Sorotula apeeared on the head, ot my little grandchild when only 18 months old. Shortly after breaking oat It spread rapidly all over her body. Th scabs on the sores -would peel off on the slightest touch, and tbe odor thai would arise mui ui t.v mosphere ot tbe room (tokening and unbearable, The disease next attaoked the eyes, and ire feared ah would lose her sight. Em inent physicians from th surrounding country were consulted, but oould do nothing to relieve th lit tle Innocent, and gave It as their opinion tnat the cane -was hoDeless and lm- nosslble to save the child's ereslirht. It was then that we decided to try Swift's Speolflo, That medicine atone mad a speedy and com plete cure, ene is now a young iaay, ana aaa Diver had 6 sign ot the disease to return. Halloa, Kan. Scrofula Is an .obstinate blood diaeaso, and is beyond the reach of the average blood medicine. Swift's Speolflo S.S.S.rTneBl00d Is the only remedy equal to such deep seated diseases; It goes down to tho very foundation and forces out evory taint. It is purtty ttgttable, and fa the only blood remedy guaranteed to contain no tnercur, potash or other mineral substance whatever. Books mailed free by Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Georgia. Is emium Every I 1 J? in Package- H Used in jfi Jj Millions y jj Homes. EP 1 J V Our New Premium List, which will shortly appear in this paper, will surpass everything ever offered heretofore! WOOLSON SPICE COMPANY, Toledo, Ohio. HOn by rr- unr.eo Mites congress. and inquired what would ho the effect on the national policy if congress should declare itself opposed to the prosecution of the war, and whether anti-imperialist sentiment was grow ing in the United States. Several inquiries he made also re garding the nature and effect of a Joint resolution of congress. Young Mothers. Croup is tho terror of thousands of youne mothers becauso its outbreak is so agonizing and freqt'antly fatal. Shlloh's Cough and Consumption Cure acts llko magic in cases of croup. It has nover beon known to fall. The worst cases relieved immediately. Price 25 cU., 50 cts. and J1.00. Sold by P. D. Kirlln on a guarantee. Oniml Army Day mul l'arade, blatinfrton, October 7th. Tbe Lehigh Valley Railroad will sell tickets on October 7tb, good for return to Oc tober 8th, at low rate of single fare for round trip from Shenandoah. Consult Lehigh Val ley railroad ticket agents for further par ticulars. VVAMP. Is not recommended for o tt rum everything, but If you have POOT kidney, liver or bladder iwvi. trouble it will bo found just the remedy you need. At druggists in fifty cent and dollar sizes. You may have a sample bottto of this wotiderful new discovery by mail free, also pamphlet telling all about it. Address, Dr. Kilmer & Co. .Buifliam ton, N. Y IloMier UTi'W Open IIiinU Soto. Sedalia, Mo.. Oct. 2. The safo of' the tiank of Houstonta, at Houstonla, Mo., was blown open by burglars Saturday The robbers are reported to have se cured 120.000, but Cashier W. F. Logan says the bank lost only $1,100, princi pally in gold coin. Does Coffee Agree With You ? If not, drink Grain-0 made from pure grains. A lady writes : "The first time I made Grain O I did not like it but after using it for one week nothing would induce me logo back to coflee." It nourishes and feeds tho system. The children can drink it freely with great benefit. It is the strengthening substance of pure grains. Get a package to day from your grocer, follow the directions in making it and you will have a delicious and healthful table beverage for old and ysung, 15c. and 25c, PRAB0WSKY HOTEL, II. GRAB0WSKY, Prop. 519 N. Centre St.. Pottsvllle, Pa.' Fine old Whiskeys, Gins and Wines, al the bf A choice line of ClKars and Temper ance Prinks. Aecomraodatlons fortravelara. Meals al all hour- A luxury within the reach of all! est Coffee for the Money! Special Hie Lust Grand xcuthIoh to Niagara fulls. The Lehigh Vnlley Railroad announces tho last grand excursion of tho season to Niagara Falls at $5.00 rato. Tickets will bo sold from Shenandoah on October 7tb, good going on all trains 011 that date except tbe Black Diamond Express, limited for return to and including October Oth. Consult Lehigh Valley ticket agents for further particulars. A.... ........ 111. A If t HMfirl 1D4 unfortunate iuCereri from MIIIIUIGUkTlTaMdlieAKI, lilOUa 1'OIMB, Youthful Errorf, Loit Vlullty, Varicocele, eta. ecod for Hwortt Teottmonlala and Book Truth - to I'ror. O. F. Til EKL, M. ., fld l North Mith St., l'hltadelphln, I'a. o.ltlvrlr Ltao 011W BDcclsJiit la tho biatee to euro f Jta thou. h th moet celebrated iDeft- rallod. Freeh oateecured la 4 to 1 0 da,e.!Iouri9 S.&S. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. M.BURKE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Office Bgan building, corner ot Main an Centre streets, Hhenandoah. j claudk nnowif, ATTOUNEY-AT-LAVV. Office : Cor. Centre and White streets, sex to Justice Toomey'a office. Q QIlUIILKIt, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SUROOON. Xo. 80 East Lloyd Street. Office hours 1 8 to I a. m. 1 lolp,xt, 7 to 9 p. m. pilOP. JOHN JONES, MUSICAL INSTRUCTOR, Lock Box 64, Mahacoy City, Pa. Having studied under some of Ihe b al masters In London end Paris, will give leaaoni on the vtolln.mandolln, guitar and vocal culture, Tr-rmr reasonable. Address In care ot Blrou, tho lewrder Shenandoah. EVAN J. DAVIES, Livery and Undertaking:. No. 13 North Jardin St. JMBj To PATENT Good Ideas may beaccuredby our aid. Addreta, THE PATENT RECORD, RalilmA.a Mi. Subscriptions to The Patent Record ItMlperaaauta. Notice! Coming: ISvents, Oct. 4. Welsh Baptist twenty-sixth'aiinual supper in Robblus' opera house. Oct. 0. Humphrey's Cosmopolitan Concort Company and Niver's Animatoscope lu the P. M. church. Oct. 30. First annual ball of tho Shen andoah Base Ball Club In Bobbins' hall. Takes the burn out j heals tho wound ; cures tbe pain. Dr. Thomas' Eclcctric Oil, tho household remedy Teaehers' Institute I OF SCHUYLKILL COUNTY. Thirty-Seventh Annual Session Academy of Music, POTTSV1LLE, PA. OCTOBER 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 1899. EVENING; ENTERTAINflENTS. MONDAY, OCTOBER 9. THE BLANCHE FKIDKRICI CONCERT COM PANY. Miss Blanche Frlderlcl, Monologtst and Im personator; MIbs Edna Louise Turton, Con tralto Soloist ; MlssKdlth Winifred Snell, Con cert Pianist: Master Vincent Fanelll, Harp Soloist. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10. ALBERT ARMSTRONG-PICTURE PLAYS. Presenting Ian MaoLarcn's Famous "Reside the Bonnie Briar liuth." WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11. THE FAD ETTES BOSTON'S FAMOUS WO MEN'S ORCHESTRA. Twenty Players and a Soprano Soloist. Mrs. Caroline B. Nichols, Conductor. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12. THE INTERNATIONAL GRAND OPKUATIO AND tOISCEUT VOMl'AN V. Fart I Concert. Part II Opera, "Cavallerla ltusticana." Miss Clara Douelas Carroll. So. prano, Miss Grace Lee Carroll, Soprai.o; Mr. AugustlnoMontcvrllTo. Teiion Mr. Arthur Ran dolph Seaton, Baritone; Miss Ethel Houston l)u Fro, Contralto: hlg. Comlnclo Gimrro, Musical iirevtor; Air. uorneaux iieimmiu, aiuiiuKcr. TICKET ARRANGEMENTS. Hfnn Tlrkftta. SeeurlnBr Reserved Seat! Parquet and circle ..S2 00 Drew circle, first row 1 75 Dress circle, except first row 1 60 Enrollment tickets, securing admission only .. 1 00 Single admission .. 60 The chart for the sale o( reserved seat tickets will open at the box office of tbe Academy of Music, on Saturday, September 80. at V.30a. in,, for teachers only, to secuiu seats In one-half ot the Academy : at 1:30 p, ni., I or citizens to secure seat In the other half of the Academy. Before opening the chart, parties desiring to purchase tickets will draw numbers for position Inline Each teacher In line may purchase any number of ticket not exceeding twenty, and each citizen In Una may purchase any number not exoeooing sen. i-eraous inar join wo line aecond time with the aame nrlvlleire as at first. The representatives of each district will be required to furnish the ticket agent a list of the names of the teacher for whom be buy ticket. Chart open at box office of Academy of Muslo on and after September 80, Doors open at 7 p. m. Entertainment com- aScuccs at a p. in. dEORQB V. WEISS. County Superintendent. your s and pro cure valuable Premiums Free- lever only in 1 lb. packages, rn,lli.tr Kna-U.li Diamond flrand. OiWROYAl P.LLS OrlclnAlftuaunirutmune. xv SAft. ilwiii relUbl. ladies, ufi .nond Brand la Ud nd Void mmlUaVy Uiom and imitation. A t Drug ciiti, or ia tftrnpa tot priiou.ii I7ilr far I.Adis. in IttUr, by retsrn T Mftll KM0O TettlmonUll. Win "per. uDlQficriJiinii vw. -iiTi . Til" Keystone State Normal I gl School, KUTZTOWN, PA. Tho fall term of this famous training school for teachers will open August 23, 1899. Su perior advantages are offered to young men and women preparing for teaching, col lege, or business. The build ings are all new, containing spacious and comfortable rooms for students, roomy re citation halls, Mean, heated throughout,andsupplled with the latest and best lighting and sanitary appliances. Before choosing a school secure a catalogue of the Keystone .normal wcuooi, Rer. N. C. Sctiaeffer, Ph. D D. D., PRINCIPAL. For full information, catalogue, etc, address KEYSTONE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, KUTZTOWK, PA. SOLOMON HAAK Agent for the Famous BERGNER & ENGEL Phila. Stock Ale, Sparkling Still Amber Ale, Bottled Pnle Ale, Blown Stout, Half and Half, Beer tud Porter. L0RENZ SCHMIDT'S Mt. Carbon Beer ON TAP At all its customers to-day. Solomon Haak's, 116 South Main Street, Will receive prompt attention,
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