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ST (A) SOME CENSDS FAOTS-How Lehigh's 93 (KIEV FUITl HOLWKM. FII.K8. Haytown. der 21cl Ocdover, 1901 4 Popflatios is Divided -Ntjmbeb op Maxes and Muter Dmwkrat: Der Squire Jones is so orrtr in ilruvvel ollawell. Er Bicht os die 'lection Females Native and Foreign Bobn Residents umber op White and Colored Citizens 72f Shown by the Census of WOO.

Bulletin No. 92, schpoteyohr gohr wtedlcb sheb ireht for Ihu, ub webs irohr net wos'r nob kon uft welder I or recently issued by the census bureau, contains nous turn Koosevelt dorrlcn die yuay idhuoiub. Won'r noeh hobr uffm kup bet bet'r slescbun rous the following statistic aa to the sex, nativity ana color of the population of Lehigh county, as a-'r ssa. awwer dem os'r aenme nut aaiea inn anil Hio fcnrla ntT apl'm ticket sin orrlir om 'lection shown by the census ef 1900 Allentown BIRTHDAY SURPRISE NEA.lt MYCUMilE Mtitnrday evening last the beautiful bnwu of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Laros. of near Maoaueip, wag invaded by a large RRtherinsr of friends for the purpose of assisting their pretty and rccoiu-pliahed yonntr danchter, Mies Mabel, in celebrating ber 15th birthday. She by a clever rnse in the early evening allowed herself to be persnsded to aocompany a girl companion in paying a friendly visit to the home of a neighbor, and hence was in entire ignornnce of the proposed demonstration, and her surprise may be well iniasined when on her return she fonnd the parlor filled with friends. TBair coiuinz of course was very acceptable to lha yonng lady aud ber parents. The occasion wa soon turned into one fall of happiness, and ihf good humor and joviality which naturally flRfg when yonnir folks meet together on oeca-sinns of this kind.

Various pleasure nffording I RIG DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN THE LOW. ER END. The Democrats of Lower Milford and other places in the lower section gathered at tbe hotal of Elmer Hillegas, at Hosensack, on Saturday to hear the arguments of the orators for the success of the Democratio party in the present campaign. Tbere was a big attendance and all listened eagerly to the addresses of E. J.

Lichtenwalner, I. T. Erdman, Hon. J. W.

Mayne and Hon. Jonas F. Moyer. They severely but truthfully arraigned the Quay machine for its evil and corrupt practices. Indisputable arguments and facts were advanced to show that it is corrupt and rotten to the core, and that tbe time to redeem our commonwealth from the hands of those who only seem competent to misgovern ns has come.

They showed that the party is being run by olans and cl fines, causing the abandm -ment of Bound and irrupt pii icipl tbe nomirj tion of incapable, dishonest and corrupt men for responsible positions, whose only qualifications for official distinction are based upon a blind ad eera dorricli's kouniy. awwer's bod nix. der hulto grickt sie sbure. Er sut aw, don so wle die machine aw geht In unser'm gcbtaat kon's net so fort ireb. Die dub'n yoh so orriira socba wle der Tom Pep A Trip to Music town.

On the 17th by Rev. S. G. Wagner, assisted by Kev. W.

M. Kopenhaver, Mr. Lctbrb FaiTCH.of Macungie, to Miss Coba H. Clacseb, of this city. On the 17th by Rev.

T. 1. Hacker. Mr. Samuel J.

PFEIFFLT to MiSS ANNA D. DBE1BELBI3, both of this city. On the 19th by tl atme. Mr. Edwabd J.

Goetz to as Nellie Michael, of this city. On the 16th by Kev. W. J. McCallen.

Mr. Timothy Deeoan, of South Bethlehem, to Miss Mayhe Powebs, of lia city. On the 16th by the same. Mr. Dennis 1.

Hebbitv to Miss Lizzie O'Loughlin. both of thia city. On the 17th by Rev. 3. A.

Seimetz, Mr. Fbane Zwikl to Miss Thebesa Yost, both of Htemton. On the 17th by Rev. A. R.

Bartholomew, Mr. Eo-wabii J. Roth to Miss Agnes Maktin. both of this city. On tie 19th by the same Mr.

FdwabtG. Mai-tern to Miss saoie A. Lknt7, both of this citv. Oa the 17th iust at Norfolk, by Rev. Coke Smith.

Dr Lovell H. Ridpath. of Suffolk, to Miaa Flobence E. Botz, of thia city. On the 17th by Rev.

Father Donegan. Mr. Jamfs McGinley to Miss Catbauine Reilly. both of thia city. First Ward S.705 Second Ward 8-W7 Third Ward 3.88 nut tzu aeln ra mommy.

Die Het Flominer hut's now uffirevva forBlch'n neler karrlcha bonnet irrieira dos schpoteyohr. Sie mehnt die bonnet-mocher bet'n oil die price'a nun" wiealestesehna hetta In die scbtadt kuraraa mil NOTED FOR ws 713 HAMILTON ALLENTOWN. Fourth Ward 2.4H3 Fifth Ward 2,348 Sixth Ward 8.658 Seventh Ward 3.6J8 Eighth Ward 137 Ninth Ward 3S6 ihr'm olta huteaw. Sleben g'wissgdenkt ele bet'n ale mohl ehure, awwer sie will sleyuscht wlBsa Iubsh os sie net hen. Sie hut Ihra karricha bonnet now sohun nelntzeh yohr, un won sie so prioe'a charira wulla, secht sie, kon sie Ihn nooh nelntzeh yohr tenser wcara.

Sie secbt die monsleit debt'n diversions in the wav of parlor games, were Tenth Ward Eleventh Ward 1.986 On the 17th by Rev. Cli ck, Mr. Habby Babbalx. We cordially invite you to a trip to Music- town our own particular little Musictown, ff bounded bv the four walls of our stnrp-a rip. Ka ennybow net flebl noeh der bonnets (ruck sie Total 35.416 indulged in.

so that the jolliest kind of a time was had. At a proper hour a bountiful collation was announced in readiness, and the company was speedily arranged around the festive board to do honor to the good things provided. This over, a further season was spent in merrymaking, and Catasanaua hesion to tbe mandates of corrupt machine leaders, thereby excluding from political favor, by tbe cabals of the day, men of acknowledged worth and ability, who have been thrust ruthlessly aside to give place to party hirelings. Tbe speakers went carefnllv over the whole ground of bad gov First Ward 1.854 Second Ward 2,709 liehtful Dlace for tha musicallv inclined to MILLINERY DEPARTMENT OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8 O'CLOCK. wui yuscnt senna wos aruuner wur.

ci, bwqi ele. wuh is der nionskerl os sawga kon wos for'n bonnet udder hat osebnie awg'hot bin won'r even'n gonser bolva dag um sie rum la? Er kou net. Er weha net eb sie'n ecbtroh udder'n felt utl but, un eh feddera udder bond udder olla tzweb ilruff is, awwer froak ibn lnobl eb sle iroo roo antra noob Ihm g'morbt hut. sell kon'r diebr tzlmlich g'schwint wander through. It is full to overflowing with on the party finally dispersing many more years were voted the young lady, and as pleasant a life ernment, giving convincing proof of the truth of Total Coopersburg 556 all manner of musical things.

Pianos, Or- fifc rvone RJIiiis Dswaa DvtisNA i iif ri tnis city, to Miaa Elizabeth hhahp, of eat Bethlehem. On the 17th by Rev. J. H. Kuder, Mr.

William H. Roth to Miss Minnie S. Schoch. both of Lehighton. Oa the lvth by Rev.

H. S. Fegley, Mr. Chableb Epleb to Miss Aquilla Keitz. both of Lyuupmt On the same day.

by the Bame, Mr. Thomas G. Heb-many to Misa Bebtha E. Danenhoweb, both of Jacksonville. On the 19th by Rev.

J. J. Schindil. Mr. Jacob M.

Knetz. of East Greenville, to Miaa Annie M. Neese, of this city. On the 19th inst by Rev. J.

D. Schlndel, Mr. Robebt T. F. Stephen to Miaa Katie S.

Fkedebick, both of East Texas On the 19th by Rev. W. W. Kistler, Mr. Alleh H.

Kemmebeb, of Coopersburg, to Miaa Annie A. Mease, of Springfield, Buckb couuty. their utterances. The meeting was enthusiastic and highly satisfactory throughout, and in itself proved to every thinking observer that the people are waking no to a realization of the evils of satvira. Now mit der welbalelt isaironsonneraonier Won die'n monakerl sehna b'srueka sie'n fun kup tzu tuba, in i noh kenna sie der olles sawga woa'r aws-'bot but, un even eb'r irln udder whiskey g'drunka but.

uudlemenscht tzelt hut un noch'n gloss beer d'lzu. Sle chawa wull koimus udder gJ Zithers and everything else you can think of jSff in the music line. Then there is sheet music in won- Wir Quay dictation. It was in all respects a complete success, and showed that the good old Democraoy, along with the disgusted Republicans of tbe lower end of tbe county, are alive with enthusiasm in naeireloher for der ir rueu week neimua, awwer drrful variety; music hooks, too; phonographs and their records many things to chain vour attention and tbe preaeut campaign, and that tbe result will oe ass a handaome majority from the Milfords. STYLISH TRIMMED HATS.

The elegance and beauty of our TriDimed Hats can not be told in mere words. Seeing them for yourself is necessary that you may appreciate the nuauty and elegant values of our millinery. We show hundied3 of new hats every week. No two alike and every hat a work of art. $2 98, $3.50, 13.98, $4.60, S4.92.

Every hat worth at least from $1 to 13 more than the price we ask. FURS. The entire sanmle linps of one of th learl hod net flebl." Dob ireht'a so bout os wie der Levi Kondle hehra kurnrua Is die onner woch mft'ra grobsa load, un wle'r in'a bed kumma la hut'r seln'ra fraw irrawd der nuckel K'drebt. noh secht sie, Sell bod nix. Levi, dub brauacht der buckel net dreha, mer rieehi'u dorrich un dorrich." Sle hen aw oil eu hied.

make the time pass pleasantly. We want von to net LUTHERAN COMMUNION SERVICES IN schpltzicha nebs os's olles biet, un rieoh'n so sharref 80UTH WHITEHALL. Rev. H. E.

Semmel. of tbiB oity, pastor of tbe Jordan Lutheran Cburcb near Gutbeville, South Whitehall, will bold bis wie'n noivler mesHer, awwer aocn nora evvn uei miner die welhslult dub. Wie'n mnnicher hut's acquainted with our store and stock. If you do, will nevej go elsewhere anything we sell, goods are the best, our methods the fairest and prices tbe lowest. Come and see if it isn't so.

BChun g'broviert un isevvanuffK'scbliptdruff. Sie fall communion and confirmation Bervicea tnere in the future as ber good Denim ana geniai disposition had given evidence of in the past. During the evening the young Miss was made the recip. ient of many beautifnl birthday souvenirs. This was a surprise within a surprise.

The list of presents was qnite eiteusive, and embraced some costly gifts. The affair was a very pleasant one throughout, and all the more enjoyable becanse so totally unexpected, and becanse the young lady in whose honor It was gotten up entered into the spirit of the festivities so as to leave no doubt as to her hearty appreciation of the visit. Among those present were B. Layton and lady, of East Greenville; Milton and Fred. DeLong, of Vera Cruz; Harry Kratzer, William Weidner, Annie Binder and Mabel Miller, of Emans; D.

8 Hies-tnnd, Harrv Hiestand and Lizzie and Katie Hiestiind, of Shimereville-, I. J. Gernert, S. A. Kreisbarh and Peter Adam, of and Mrs.

E. J. Trosel, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton M.

Bernhard and daughter Elsie. Allen Eisenhard, Mr. aud Mrs. B. F.

FenBtermaober. of Allentown; Mr. aud Mra. C. 8.

Seislove. John. Raymond and Ed. Seislove, of Macungie; Eva, Pearl and Mary Wescoe. of Bethlehem; Mr.

and Mrs. Georae Mil ler, of West Bethlehem; Harvey and Ida Knhns, of Siesholtzville; Milton Eiseuhurd, Samuel Wis ser, Harry Miller, Noble Miller, Mrs. Charles Mil-ler, Robert Miller, Robert Bergstreaser, Winifred Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Georgn Miller, Annie Wis-ser, Florence Hitter, Lnlu Miller.

Banlah Kitter. Annie Hitter, Emma Lnniiis, Mrs. WisBer and Mamie Ritter, of Macnugie, and Mr. and Mrs. John Laros and Eva Laros.

but'ii evva yuscht bohia luasa Derm KiinacDiavier un d'noh bui's a'hehaa ress udder achtarreb. heier udder tall. Nnh wen ir'belert. un in'ra kortza tzeit on Sunday nooning next, 27th, commencing at 9 SO a. m.

In the afternoon of tbe day preceding in connection with the usual nreoaratory servi you our ces a large class of catechumens under the good ing fur manufacturers in New York bought On the 15tb in West Bethlehem, Eliza, widow of William Barrall, agtd 67 yeara.8 months and 14 daya. On theliith in Bethlehem, Hon. Jacob B. Keh-ekeb, aged 68 yeara, 9 monthB aud 25 days. On the 15th in Trexlertown, Morbts infant sou of Minerva aud the late Morris Shankweiler, aged 8 mouths and 3 daya.

On the 17th In Catasauqua. William P. Hopetnb. aged 69 years. 6 months and 23 daya.

On the 16th in thia city, Mack, aged 73 yeara, 7 months and 14 days. On the 18th inst in Hanover, Thomas Boyeb, aged 76 years, 1 month and 16 daya. On the '21st inat. in West Catasauqua Jonas Bartholomew, aged 12 yeara, 1 month and 1 day. On the 19th in this city.

Eable, infant aon of Milton and Lizzie Harwick, aged 9 montha. Ou the 19th iust In this city, Mary, widow of John Koob, aged 6S yeara, 3 month and 4 days. Ou the 20th inat. Mary, widow cf Rev. David Hoffman, aged 77 years.

10 months and 3 daya. On the 2'2nd in thia city. Milton aon of Frank and Jenule E. HaHaler. aged 2 years and 16 days.

i. C. ASC pastor instruction the past few montbB, will be finally examined, and the rite of confirmation administered, and next day they will partake for the first time of the holy communion with tbe other at, less man tneir value on sale tms week. Black Coney Scarfs with tails, 98c, worth $1.75. sin aietzudrid In aell'ra familla, un so fort won'a gute geht, un won's evva net irute geht irrleir'n ale olaaniohl noeh izwilling.

Awwer ennybow sle mocha nob ao fort un In a paar yohrdenka ale ulm-mie drah oa won's net for die law un die relic.liyobn g'weet wer don bet's ken fauillia gevva bei ibna. So ireht's evva bar lm srriek. Halt aim'r doh un bis Ivvermorya gucka nmr Terletcht schnn for'n job urT'in 'lecrric walir for motorinon udder konducior wena. Dr mensoh kuint Somadag oveda noeh der schtadt so sober wie'n judge, awwer so gebt'r net behin neln, tabder, nein. communing members.

The congregation is pros pering greatly nnder the miniatration of its able Near Seal Scarfs, with tails, $1.50, worth $2.50. Electric Seal Scarfs, with tails, $1.98, and loved paBtor and the efficient corps of labor-era of which it is largely oomposed. Tbe class of catechumens to be confirmed are the followfng: Lewis H. Burns, Ralph W. Grammes, Willmm H.

Coplay 1,581 Emaus 1,418 Fountain Hill 1.214 Macungie 992 Slntington 3,773 West Bethlehem FirBtWard 1.394 Second Ward 1.S80 Third Ward 691 465 Hanover "324 Heidelberg 1.411 Lower Macungie 2,920 Lower Milford 1.268 Lowhill 715 Lynn 2 3B6 North Whitehall 3 280 Salisbury 4.883 South Whitehall .2 472 Upper Macungie 2.081 Upper Milford 2.712 Upper Sauoon 2.271 Washington 3 096 Weisenburg 1.866 Whitehall 7 B35 Grand Total 93 893 In 18H0 the population was 76 est. The county gained 17.262 in the last tan years, or the rate of 22 53 per cent. To this Allentown nontribnted 10,188. and the rest of the county 7,074. The count) 'a population in 1870 was 56,796, and in 1880 65.979.

divisions op population. According to a recent census bulletin the population of Lehigh county is distributed aa follows as to sex, nativity and color Malea. Females. Native bom 42,428 43.118 Foreign born 5,396 2 955 Native white-native parents 36 975 37 676 Native white-foreign parents 5,360 5.301 Foreign white 5,386 2,955 Colored of all kinds 103 77 Negro 96 77 ALLENTOWN Native born 15,578 16,844 Foreign born 1.648 1 846 Native wbite-naiive parents 13,138 14,198 Native white-foreign parents 2,393 2,611 Foreign white 1,839 1,346 Total colored 35 Negro 50 35 539 Hamilton Allentown. Don't fail to examine the Mason Hamlin Pianos.

The highest grade of excellence. Sept. 8. iy Des ih awwer irule welahliorn noscnia weaaer. un dob kom aw ol-amnhl a bissel schplela mit der ansman.

Beanrv S. Heilman. Oscar i. Koch. weib-leli Ivver'in bo-hta Sell kairi or course aw WUI l.ll 94.

VO. Grey Opossum Scarfs, with tails, 12.50, worth $4.50. Imitation Stone Martin Scarfs, with tails. $2 98, worth $5.00. Black Coney Collarettes, $1.98, worth d'lzu yuacbt mer mussocht gevva oa mer keh mis take mucin, uveda gent evva aw Ken aonz men Raymond H.

Koch, Harrison 8 Kleppinger, Olivtr S. Kubns, Morgan J. Knerr, Lloyd 0. J. Landis, Herbert J.

Litzenberger, PreBton 0. Litzenberger, Clement R. Miller, Henry Moyer, Eddie C. Ra- ie'solls for otters but noeb'm boson la. Mer but aw boll tzu flebl erehanga un so Boch on un benold.

Thomas F. Rabenold. Robert E. Sell. 3.U.

Imitation Seal Collarettes, $2 98. worth won's an fort mortal nerat's unaaw mohl eh dan mit nob is evva mottay om leiachia. Solweli. Files. -mf xr ktr John J.

Wenner, Harry D. Wieand, Jacob 8. Dot-terer, Meada A. Deraner, Eatella M. Deraner, Effie E.

Koch, Mabel P. Kreaaley. Carrie M. Kubns, Carrie S. Kuhns.

Sallie M. Kubna, Clara DEMOCRATIC TOWNSHIP MEETINGS Water Mink Collarettes. 13.98. worth as. EXECUTORS' SALE OF Valuable Real Estate.

WILL be aold at pnblic aale, on FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 15th, 1901. at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, on the premises, in the village of Egypt, Lehigh county, tbe following valuable real estate, to wit No. 1. All tbat certain messuage, tenement and lot of ground situate In the village of Egypt, Lehigh county.

bounded and described aa followa On the north by a pnblic alley, on the south by a public road, on tbe eaat by property of E. E. Long, and on the west by No. 2. containing in front 37 feet, aud in denth 166 feet, more or leas Meetings will be bel at tbe times and places indicated below.

Good speakers will be in at fiubns. Vesta V. Reinert. Naomi l. Keinert.

Children's White Lamb Sets, worth $2.00. Children's Brown Coney Sets, worth tendance, and our frieuds throughout the county will render a patriotic service by doing all they can to bring out a good attendance Lizzie E. Ross, Estella C. A. Sohrader, Eva R.

A. Sobrader, Lizzie M. 0. Stettler, Clara M. Wotring and Judith Wiltraut, Wednesday, Oct.

23rd, at Andrew Bean's hotel. Lime- 94. UU. KID GLOVES. DEATH OF A BROTHER OF MR.

HENRY port, Upper Haucon tap. Speakers Meaara. Sowden, Mayne, Mover, Groman. Lichtenwalner, Ira T. Erdman.

LEH. Stephen Leh died Monday night at the Stine and Groas improvementa thereon consist of a two story FRAME nWKT.T.INrt nome of bis daughter. Mrs. John Gutb. near Sieg- Thursday.

Oct. 24tb, at Ira H. Schradin'a Eagle Hotel, we nave the best $1 Glove in the city, either in laced, buttons or clasps, all the new colors and black. Every pair warranted not Breinigaville, Upper Macungie tp. Speakers Meaara.

to ujr iu iti, wim a paoiry aiiacuea, dv jo fmt and ,11 nw.ugnTAllmjyii,ffl 1 WUIWIIBUU K.lma, Lfewalt, Lichtenwalner, nramlicn, Alayne, rocnt, Max Erdman and Oroas. ersville, aged about 84 years. He had been suffering for a number of years from heart enlargement and ailments incident to old age. Ha was formerly engaged in the slate business and farming. He boarded for a number of years at the Friday, Oct.

25th, at Morgan Person's hotel, Mouutam- co rip. fitted to the hand if desired. Ladies' Neckwear. No. 2.

All that certain messuage, tenement and lot of ground situate in the village of Egypt, Lehigh county, bouudrd aa follows By a public alley, by a public road, by lands of John Wuchter and lot No. 1. containing iu front 47 feet, and in depth ltt feet, more or leaa. The im talnvilta. Halisbury tap.

Speakera Meaara. Groman, Stiue, Mayne. Kline. Sowden, Max Erdman. Hecuinger and Lutz.

Grand Central hotel in Allentown. He is survived by tbe following children Elias Leh, of Slat- Saturday, Oct. 26th. at i. J.

Gackenbach'a hotel. In Old provements thereon are a double two and a half A new line of Ladies' neck ruffs. Very ZtonBvlllo, Upper Milford tap. Speakera Messrs. Kline, Groman, Mayne.

Ira T. Erdman, Arner and atory FRAME DWELLING. Bn 32 bv fept with front ivm-h with frftmn nnn- 'U ington, and Mrs. John Guth. Tbe only brother living is Mr.

Henry Leh, of the great mercantile firm of H. Leh Nob. 628 and 630 Hamilton. OATASAUQUA yiiBu auu cumruriaDie, ooc. to $5.98.

Cushion Tops. try attached, 11) by 32 feet, and all neceaaary out- PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. Oct. Quotations represented all that could be obtained on the general wholesale market, but gome brandB of both spring patent and winter straight were held at higher figures; sales of winter super at do. estra at $2 65 Pennsylvania roller clear at $2 85 3.10; do.

straight at western winter clear at do. straight at $3 do. patent at $3.403 70: spring wheat clear at $33 25: dr. straight at and do. patent at $8 60z 3 80 per barrel.

Rye flour was steady at $2 853 per barrel, as to quality. Grain. The wheat market declined e. under lower ctbleg and beariHh speculation in the West, but closed steady, with a good inquiry for export; sales of No. and Bteanier No.

2 red at No. 2 Pennsylvania and No. 2 Delaware red at 1., and No. 2 red at 7374c. per bushel.

Corn free speculative selling in Chicago caused a decline of c. in this market, which ruled dull, neither exporters nor local jobbers manifesting much interest; sales of No. 2 yellow at rJSJic, No. at steamer at and No. 2 mixed at 61(261o.

per bushel. Oata offerings of car lots were moderate, and the market ro ed steady, with a fair local trade demand; sales of No. 3 white natnrnl at and No. 2 white dipped at 42c. per bushel.

CATTLE MARKET. Buffalo, N. Oct Receipts, 190 cars; steady for good to best steers; common butcher grades to medium BteerB 100. to 25c. higher; best steers, no fancy here.

Good Bhippers, $5 405.80; fair to medinm steers, $4.85 5.25; light to iiond butchers', common half fat. $3.804 35; Western steers, $3 25gS 70; bulls, sausage lots, $2 stackers and feeders 1015c. higher; pood stackers, $3 25 (S3 BO: common to fair. $2 40(23; feeders, tops, $3 90415; others, fresh cows firm; late springers dull. East Liberty, (Pittsburg,) Oct.

steady; choice, prime, good, $5.105 35. Tuesday. Oct. 29th. at the public house of E.

E. Long, reet. at Egypt, Whitehall tap. Speakera Meaara. Sowden, uuuaiaga.

No. 3. All that certain meecniage, tenement and lot of ground aitnate in tbe village of Egypt. Lehigh connty. bounded aa followB By property of Edwin Ritter, by a A new line of cushion top3 with backs to Lhefenderter, Lutz Lichtenwalner, Ira T.

feraman, Aioy-ar, Dewalt, Max Erdman and Groan. FROLIC AT SEIPLE'S STATION. Next Sat urday evening, Oot. 26tb, a grand frolic is to come Wednesday. Oot.

30th. at C. W. David's Casino Hotel. Native white-foreign parents.

Foreign white Total colored Negro uiaicn, zac. to asc. UNDERWEAR. pnnnc roaa, ana by property of Long, containing in front 48 feet, 21)6 feet in depth, and 36 feet in rear, more 1 527 1.642 .497 297 967 1,047 554 591 497 97 6 4 6 4 1 605 1.838 316 214 1,195 1,245 407 392 815 214 4 1 3 1 near Emaup, Northern District, Upper Milford. Speakera Me8ars.

Schwartz, Dewalt, Mayne, Henninger, Lutz, Semig, Max Erdman, Focbt and Stine. Thursday. Oct. 31st. at Charles Hohe'a St.

Charles Hotel. Eighth ward. Allentown Speakera Meaara. Mayne. Lichtenwalner.

Schwartz. Sowden. Focbt, Moyer, Tbomaa, or less, xne improvements thereon consist ol a two and a half atory BRICK HOUSE, 22 by 28 feet, with front porch, with frame kitch off at tbe public bouse of Mr. Jacob Fryman, at Seiple's Station, Whitehall to which all delighting in the pleasures of the merry danue are invited. The landlord is known as a good provider, and will be prepared to render good cheer to all who may oome.

Music will be furnished by a first-class string band for satisfying nibbed Underwear for Ladies, Misses ana unildren. Ladies' Ribbed Vests. 15c. 25c. 37c.

50c. en attached. 14 by 16 feet, aud all mceasary outbuildiugs SLATINOTON. Native born Foreign born Native white-native parents Native white-foreign Foreign white Total colored Negro Child's Ribbed vests and pants, 1.5c. to 48c.

tie restlessness of tbe feet eduoatod in terpsichor- No. All that certain lot of ground situate In the village of Egypt. Leiiigh county, on the road leading from Egypt to Ballietsville, containing in front 23 feet, by 1 0 feet in depth, adjoining the propertiea of Augustus Lanb and No. 5. ean accomplishments.

DEATH OF A FORMER LOWER MACUNGIE ttax brdmau and Arner. Friday, Nov. lat, at E. G. M.

Kubna' hotel, at Eaat Texas. Lower Macungie tap. Speakera Meaara. Kline, Mayne, Dewalt. Lichtenwalner, Groman, Focht, Ira T.

Erdman, Wise, Max Erdman and Aruer. Monday. Nov. 4th, at Joseph H. Gerehhaoh's Ninth Ward Hotel.

Allentown. Speakera Meaara. Dewalt. Lutz. Kline.

Schwartz. Ira T. Erdman. Arner. Lichtenwalner.

Max Erdman, Wise and Mayne. Monday, Nov. 4th, at the hotel of Cornellna Cunningham, corner Allen street and Ridge avenue. Sixth ward, Allentown. Speakers Messrs.

J. B. Daly, of Philadelphia, Lichtenwalner. Mayne, Ira T. Erdman.

Dewalt, Max Erdman. Kline and Groman. CITIZEN AT No. 5. All that certain mesauage.

tenement and lot of ground situate in the village cf Egypt Lehigh county, bounded as follows By public roada, by propertiea of tjnua tjommnation suits, 25c. Ladies' Combination Suits, 50. A. SAMUELS. 634 Hamilton Street, ALLENTOWN, PA.

WEST BETHLEHEM. Native born 1,584 1,671 Foreign born 122 88 Native white-native parents 1.332 1 444 x'rancis reier, Augustus i.aub ana fj. m. Ltong, containing iu I rnn I 80 feet, and in depth 146 feet, more or leas. Edleman, who about 10 years ago removed from tbe Flats in Lower Macungie to Soboenera-ville, died there one day last week of liver complaint, aged about 67 years.

The funeral took place yesterday afternoon, interment and services at tbe Salisbury Church, in western Salisbury, i ne improvement thereon consist of a two and a half atorv 1 Native white-foreign parents 246 210 Foreign white 122 88 Total colored 16 17 Negro 16 17 rhipk nwpT.T.rNn 1 with front porch, 24 by 28 feet, with shaped at-Xiii tacbment. 18 by 24 feet, double porch on side, aud all AiLORS He is survived by his wife, Lydia, daughter of the late Solomon Mohr, and one son, Wilson, necessary outbuildings. Hew Dress Goods living at home. LIVE STOCK STATISTICS. According to a recently issued census bulletin there are in Lehigh oounty at this time outside of farms 2,482 domestic animals of all classes under No.

6. All that certain mesauage, tenement and lot ot ground situate in the village of Egypt, Lehigh county, bounded aa follows By a pubbc road and by properties COMMUNION AND CONFIRMATION SER oi congregation, containing acre ana 11 percnea, more or lets, ine improvementa thereon con-. A fT OTFf TTVfJ- 0DK IMMENSE LINE of Fall Ready-to-wear Suits. Overcoats and A1J1J A 11X1.1 KM 4 Trousers, are now in and ready "for vour lnxnection. We are surelv dos- VICES AT CEDARVILLE.

Revs. S. O. and E. Leopold, pastor and assistant of the Lutheran wing of the Union Cburcb at Cedarville, South Whitehall will administer the saorament of jibi oi a two and a half story BRIOK HO08E.

26 by 22 feet, with frame kitchen attached, 16 by the Lord's Supper to their said flock on Sunday 16 feet, a frame carriage factory aud a frame arable, and ltlve if you call on us and get our prices you will know that we are as cheap or oheaper than any store in Allentown. Let us quote a few prices Hen's Suits from $3.50 to $18. lien's Overcoats from $3.25 to $22. Boys Suits $3.00 to $15. Children's Suits from 16c.

to $7.60. If there is snything bought here that is not satisfactory, by returning same we cheerfully refund yo'ir money Give us a call and be convinced. Fresh Showing of Cold Weather Fabrics. other necessary outbuildiuga. The Bame la offered for morning next, Oct.

27tb, and at the same time ad mit to membership a class of oatechumens by the the following headings Cattle, 755; calves, 55; steers, 23; hulls, heifers, 43; dairy cows, 625; other cows, horses. 3 408; eolts, steers, 3,419: mules. 80; sheep, 20; lambs, 20; swine, goats, 28. Of this number the census enumerators of Allentown reported 539 stables and pens containing neat cattle, 93; calves, steers, 30; bulls, dairy cows, 53; other cows, horses, 1 570: colts, mules, 34; sheep. 20; swine, 96; goata, 6.

The general return of live stock on farms in Le high county, as alao of crops and produce raised solemn rite of confirmation. Tbe preparatory services will be held on tbe day preceding at 10 a. m. WE HAVE TOST ADDED many new lines to our already large and excellently diversified stocks of stylish I DEATH OF LEWIS FISHER, OF KUTZ TOWN. Lewis Fisher died at Kutztown on Weil oeaday last after an illness of six months with nervous debility, aged 71 years.

He was born in Sumneytown, Montgomery county, and was a son of Jacob Fisher and wife, a born Schwartz of Lehigh county. At a very early age his parents moved to Kutztown, where he resided up to tbe time of his pasaing away with the exception of two years during which he lived at Topton. For many years he was engaged in the general store business at Kutztown, and for 28 years was the agent of the P. R. Railroad Company at said place, resigning six years ago to live in quiet re-tiraoy.

SiDoe the opening of tbe Kutztown National Bank he however officiated as a notary public. He wag a good and reliable man in every particular, and held the esteem and respect of all who came in contact with him. He was a Democrat in politics, but held no offices other than those of Sohool Director and Conn-oilman. He was aa elder in Trinity Lutheran Cburcb, of wbicb be was one of the founders. His wife died 10 years ago.

He leaves these chil dren: Elwood agent for tbe P. R. Company at Kutztown; William chief traveling auditor for tbe MiBaouri Pacific Railroad Company, at St. Louie, Harry traveling freight agent for the same company at St. Paul, Mrs sale as a whole or in part, to suit purchasers.

PERSONAL PROPERTY. At the same time and place there will be exposed at public sale the following personal property Six parlor chaira, 2 bedsteads and bedding, aewing machinea, 6 cane aeat chaira, 2 bureaus, 2 wash standa. a double heater, a gold watch, 2 rockers, a scale, square piano, and otber articles too numerous to mention. Being property of Ephraim Long, deceased, of Egypt, FOCHT OBERLY KURTZ, LOST A GOOD HORSE BY DEATH. Mrs.

Herman Knanss, of near Emaus, lost one of ber beBt horses last week by death caused by over-in lulgence on new corn, lbe horse wsb in tbe isresB ixooas. No weave ia shown that is not desirable no color but what ia thoroughly popular. Everything is profusion that women with all sorts of ideas are persistently seeking. Prunella Cloth, 43-inch, all-wool, newest shades, 75o. a yard.

Rough Cheviots. 54-inch, all-wool, rough effects in Cheviots, very fashionable fabrics, tl a yard. Black Cheviots. 38 and 54 inches wide, 56 cents to 1.25 THE 3 T-AJTLOiFLJB, 729 Hamilton Allentown, Pa. ieuigu county.

stable, and a large basket full of corn was stand uonuitlona made known on day of sale by EXECUTORS' SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN NORTH WHITEHALL. The real estate of the late Horace Balliet, of North Whitehall was put up at executors' sale on Tuesday, Oct. 15tb, on tract No. 1, the hotel in Irotiton, and with the exception of tract No. 6, a farm of S3 acreB, all were gold as follows No.

1. The hotel and store stand in Iron ton, together with live adjoiniug town lots, each 40 by 130 feet, to Mrs. Molton J. Kline, for $7,000. The property has been in nee as a hotel and store stand for over 41 years.

No. 2 A lot of ground, 80 by 130 feet, situate in Ironton, with a good two and a half story frame dwelling honse, frame kitchen, pig sty and other outbuildings thereon, to Mrs. William H. Balliet, for $203. No.

3. A lot of ground in the same village, 80 by 120 feet, with a one" and a half story dwelling house thereon, to H. K. Hartzell, of Allentown. No.

4. A farm of 31 acres sitnate on the public road leading from Long's school house to Ballietsville-, to Mrs. Molton J. Kline, for $1725. The improvements on the property consist of a two and a half story frame dwelling house, frame kitchen, frame barn, frame shed, corn crib, pig stable, and other necessary outbuildings.

No. 6 A BtnaU farm of 23 acres and 53 perches in Ballietsville, known as the Hiram Ballet homestead, with a large two and a half story brick dwelling bouse theron, brick bu aimer house, a ground oellar, frame barn, and other outbuildings, to Mrs. William H. Balliet, for $3600. The farm of 83 acres and 39 perches situate in Whitehall on the public road leading from Sberersville to Allentown, was not struck off owing to the best bid, $70 per acre, not being anything like the value of the property.

in 1900, will be ready for publication shortly. SOME INTERESTING FEATURES. OP THE POPULATION OF PENNSYLVANIA. The cenaus bureau baa made public a bulletin giving the popnlation by sex, nativity and color in Pennsylvania, as follows: Males. 3,204,541.

females, foreign born, colored, 160,451. including 156,845 negroes, 1,927 Chinese. 49 Japanese, and 1,639 Indians. The males pre KEV. A.

JUBaSUN LONU, ALFRED D. LONG. EUOENE E. LOStt. WALTER BL.

LONO. ing in tbe feed entry. Une of her sonB-in-law happened to enter tbe stable, and for some reason unknown to ns threw tbe corn into the feeu trough, and one of tbe horses ate too much and aoon died from the effects. a yara. Oct.

23-4w Exeeutora. Black and White Striped Cheviots, 44 inches wide. 80c. a All Our Prices Marked in Plain Figures BODGHT THE LANDIS FARM IN HERE PLTOJLIC WALK OF VALUABLE dominate, having 50.8 per cent, of males against 49 2 per cent, of females. The foreign born ele.

FORD T8P. Daniel and Lewis Rothenberger, of Real and Personal Property. yara. All wool Homespuns. 64 inches wide, 85c.

a yard. Venetian Cloth, 38 and 54 inches wide, 60c. to $1.60 yard. Broadcloth, all colors, $1 a yard. Lansdowne, $1 a yard.

Beavers, 1 a yard. French Flannels. 39c. tn 69c. ment constitutes a large proportion or tne total population, 15.6 per cent.

The small proportion of colored, over 2 isoompiised mainly WILL be sold on FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 8th, 1901, at 12.30 p. upon tbe premiseB of the undersigned near Harlem, Hereford on Ibnrsday evening bought at private sale from Jacob Landis, of Emaus, bis farm north of Treioblersville, for $1800. The farm was to be offered at publio sale several weeks ago, but no bidders were present. The farm is considered very cheap, the price paid for it not covering the cost of tbe buildings thereon.

Ella J. Hex, of fbiladelpbia, and Liizzie and Annie at borne. One brother, Francis, of Philadelphia, also survives. Elwood D. Fisher was formerly the P.

R. operator at Emaus Junction. The funeral was held on Sunday, and was very largely attended. Quite a large number of relatives and friends from this city attended. In North Whitehall township, Lehigh county, quarter mile from Schneckeville, the following valuable real and per of persons of neero descent, fniladeipbia pop ulatinn includes 488,471 native and 146,014 foreign born males, and 509,776 native and 149,356 foreign born females: 30.217 colored males and 82,807 sonal property, to wit No.

1. All that certain tract or piece of land altuate tn said township, adjoining land of Wesley J. Wotring, Peter PROPERTY the public sale of the ueltnch, (Jharles Kern and others, containing 10 acres. Mercerized Satinea. 64 inches, 11.12 a yard.

Flannel and Silk Shirt Waists. colored females. PERSONS OF SCHOOL AND MILITARY AGE IN THE STATE The number of pereons of school age, that is from 5 to 20 years, iu Pennsylvania in 1900 wag 2. real estate of Stephen Anewalt, late of West Beth more or less. Upon this tract are about 1800 good bearing raspberry plants, and a peach orchard.

DEATH OF PAUL H. APPLEBACH. Paul H. Applebacb, of Doylestown, a prominent member of the Bnoks county bar and ex district attorney, dropped deed in Philadelphia, Friday night, from lehem, deceased, tbe following properties were sold 1 be farm in bast Allen township, contain No. 2.

Situate In said township, and adjoining lands of ing 134 acres and 40 perches, to William H. Klep Joseph L. Newhard, Solomon Deibert, Wealey J. Wotring and the public road leading to Schnecksville, containing 3 acres, more or less. pinger, at $76 05 per acre.

A house and lot of 1 acres in the same township, to Henry Williamson, apoplexy. He was found shortly before midnight at Thirteenth and Cuthbert streets, and taken to the Hahnemann hospital, where doctors said death was due to the above cause. Deceased was born near Applebachsville, Hayeock township. tfoth tracts are good level farm land uuder good culti We are showing a specially fine Une of desirable Autumn and Winter Hhirt Waists, many of which are our own exclusive designs, from SI 98 to $13. Button back, tucked to yoke on front, nve-tucsed back, new fall colon.

Finer Flannel Waists, $1.98 Cluster tucked or pointed ITEMS FROM HEIDELBERG. David Fiohte-, owner and landlord of the hotel at Seiberlings ville, and also of a farm thereto belonging, died on Friday laet, Oct. 18ib, after great suffering for nearly two weeks from lockjiw resultant from a broken leg. He is survived by his wife and several children, the youngest aged 10 years, and the for $400.25. and a tract of tbree acres at ilockybill.

vation ana Bintauie lor truca larming. in the same township, to Kate Hower, for $200.54. A bay mare, pacer. 6 years old. 031,171, of which 1,907,290 were native born and 123,881 foreign born.

The number born of native white parents were 1,813,262, and of foreign parents 549.397. The number of negro children school age was 43,393. The number of males of school age in the State was 1,019,486, and the number of females 1.011,685. There were 1,405,916 mules in the State of mill tia age, that is between 18 and 44 years, and there were 1,817,239 maleB of voting age. of wbicb num ber 487,140 were foreign born.

In Philadelphia works aingle or double, ia safe and yoke: back and front; separate collar, button front or Bucks county, on February tttb, ixa. tie re aa A TOWN FIRE Salisbury. Mary. 'gentle, and fearless of trolley cars ceived bis primary education in the pnblic schools, and later attended the Keystone State Normal land, where our former townsman, Mr. Oliver or locomotive, 4 good Jeraey milch- oaca.

Of fine Taffeta Silk, $2 98 French back; plaited front, fancy collar; stock tie and buckle. Schneck, is engaged in tbe hotel business, a tire School, graduating in 1874. For a time before cows, all fresh, a heifer, 10 months old, 6 piga, 7 weeks old, a two horse wagon, a one-horse wagon and body, a Of Finest Cloth and Flannel, 12 96 to $4.60 made in the occurred on Sunday which caused a loss of and after his graduation be taught Bcbool, becom 000. Tbe flames started in a kindling wood tbere were 369 657 persons of scnool age. of wbicb top spring wagon, a carnage, a gig, good aa new.

a trues sleigh, good aa new. set hay ladders and bolsters, a bay rake, a fanning mill, a feed cutter, a plow, a grain cradle. i cultivators, a new buggy pole, a set of double heavy mill, and spread to three warehouses, all of very newest Btyles. A special value in Ladies' Waists. ing principal of the Third ward school in Allentown, and later was principal of tbe high school of HummelBtown, Daupbin county, which posi tion he resigned to take tbe place of superintend wbicn were destroyed.

In these buildinzs were number 34,277 were foreign born, and 149,305 were native born of foreign parents, while 14,798 were colored. Tbere were 302,444 males of militia age stored 4,000,000 bundles of kindling wood. harueaa. a Bet of double light harness, 2 jack lines, lot of horse collars, 4 tons of good hay, 800 aheavra of corn fodder, 200 bushels of corn on cobs, lot of chickens, a flax hackel of grandfather Jacob's, and many other articles Ladies' Waists of French mercerized sateen, In black FATAL OXBOW religioualy only, neatly made and tucked entire front and back, new Bishop sleeve and cuff, detachable Btock collar, would be too numerous to mention. inclined look upon tbe numerous wrecks at Oxbow curve, on the Lehigh Valley and Jersey Cen oldest daughter married.

Rev. C. P. Webr, of Bedford county, hut a native of Heidelberg tbia county, preached a trial sermon on Sunday, Oct. at the Weisenburg Chnrch, Weisenburg tf-p he being a candidate for the pastorship of Rev.

Herman, who resigned some time aao. All bis hearers were Livbly pleased with his effort. Dr. H. P.

Mickley, of Unionville, North White-hall tap who recently took unto himself as a wife Miaa Annie Kern, deugbter of Mr. Wil-lougbby Kern, of Ntffsville, has returned from a honeymoon trip of ten days to Buffalo, Niagara Fulls and other places of interest. Peter's school, of Heidelberg, has an enrollment of 87 pupils. Farmers are actively engaged in husking corn. The crop proves to be the beat harvested in a number of years.

Mr. Pbaon Haneman, of Heidelberg shot and bagged 10 itray squirrels since the opening of the season, 15th inst. cheap at 11.50, for 9So. tral Railroads, above Mancb Chunk, as repeati Conditiona will be made known on day of aale by LAVENUS SELL. 8.

Walteb Snyokb, Auctioneer. in Philadelphia and 386,593 males of voting age Tbe foreign born voters in Philadelphia number 129,887 In Pennsylvania the males over 21 number 1,817,239, of which number 139,982 are illiter ate. Tbe foreign born males over 21 number 487,140, and 98,668 of them can neither read noi write. Of tbe 53,757 ooloted males in the State over 21 only 9,788 are classed as illiterates. There are 152,950 colored voters in South Carolina, and of that number 83,651 are classed as illiterates.

warnings to travelers, and aome of tbem recently The Furs are Ready. THE NEW SEASON DAWNS, Dawns with stronger trade possibilities than ever before, stronger for this store because the buying has been bigger, broader, tetter, stronger because this business is growing and we are better fortified to fit your wants, stronger from every point of view, style, completeness of sioci, absolute worthiness of materials, and makes absolute price honesty, wnicn to an intelligent buying public like ours means absolute price economy. For honesty of materials and price always means the truest kind of economy to the buyer in the long run. AS TO DUESS GOODS. We think that we have the handsomest, best bought and most fairly priced dress goods equipment that has ever graced our shelves and counters.

If we can impress you in the same wuy then there's easy and satisfactory trading ahead for both of us. Menbv U. (lEOsa, Clerk. Oct. 23-2w ineoribed upon a huge rook on the mountain sine the striking appeal, Prepare to meet thy God ent of the public schools at Cape May Court House, Md.

Mr. Applebacb studied law with Hon. Barman Yerkes, of Doylestown, now president judge of the courts, and was admitted to tbe bar on April 6th, 1SS0. In tbe fall of 1891 be was elected district attorney. He was honored by the Democratic party with election aa delegate to the National convention in '90, and placed Judge Yerkes tn nomination for tbe Supreme court at the last Democratic convention.

He is survived by his wife, but had no children. MARRIAGE LICENSES. The following marriage licenses were last week issued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Court, to wit Charles T. Hem Forehanded women know the comfort of buying Furs SHERIFF'S SALE before freezing weather. Nothing to be gained by wait- OP LIBERAL OFFERINGS FOR THE MISSION inc.

unooslnff is easier now than it will ne later on. That's because the majority will delay until snow time I CAUSE. The Coplay Reformed charge, served I Valuable Real Estate. and then the rush is on at once. A full stock, ensuing THB AMOUNT OF THE PREMIUM AWARDS AT THE LATE COUNTY FAIR-THE RE Kev.

T. 11. hrick, contributed those onanuss in tbe occasion of the recent harvest home services. with elegance. Come now to-morrow.

IHE following property will be sold by Wayne Bitting Sheriff of Lehigh countv. IT Watch the COMFORT AND BLANKET advertise to wit: Coplay, Miokley'a, Fuller-1 ment in next week's paper. Keep a complete stock on the I ton, total, $57.33 all for appointment. OX FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Sill, 1901, second floor of our Sixth street annex. CEIPTS.

The receipts of the late oounty fair at this place amounted to $18 000. and the total of premiums awarded was $23,385.75. Of this sum $17,500 was for speed bones, and $5,835.75 for general exhibits. Tbe figures for speed are at 1 o'clock P. at the Court Home, In the city of Allen- ley, of East Texas, and Beulah E.

Schlenker, of Breinigaville: Tbomaa G. Hermany. of Jackson BOUGHT A HOTEL AT WEISSPORT. H. K.

town, to wit: ville, and Bertha E. Danenhower, of Steinsville; Bittner. of Slatington, the other day booebt the No. 1. Weissport Hotel, at WeiBsport, from the estate of the late John Hausman, for $4700.

subject to a By Virtue of a certain writ of Levari Facias, all thai i Lawler Co1 .1. Howard Evans and Ella liartline, botb of siat-ington; Raymond Kerechner and Gertrude Koch, both of Allentown; Luther M. Fritob, ol certain nieabuage, tenement and lot or piece of ground situate in the township of Salisbury, Lehigh county, and GRB'AT DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT LAURY'S STATION Nut Wednesday evening, SOtb. a great Democratic meeting ie to be held at tbe Hotel Lanry of Barnes Minnich. at Lanry's Htation, to be addressed singly and alone by ex-Congressman William H.

Sowden. He is good for from 1 to 2 hours, and in bis speeches carries with his argument a weight that en courages amazingly tbe energy of the Democratic worker, and at the same time very much dis mortgage of $6000. considerably higber than in otber years on account of the stake races. Taking the general awards in groups or departments they were aa follows Horses 626 00 Cattle 1.200 00 Uacuncie. and Cora H.

Claueer. of Allentown; C. F. RITTER 635 Hamilton Allentown, Pa. James A.

McGinley and Catharine Reilly, both of State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described aa fnllowa, to wit Beginning at a point on the eaat side of Helena street, now Lehigh avenue, Baid point being 172 feet south Ber. Dr. N. Z. Snyder, of Bethlehem, will Allentown; xulgar A.

Krauas, of Uraussdale, anfl assist liev. George B. Walbert, pastor of the New Qosbeohoppen Churob, at Eaet Greenville, owing 609, 611 and 613 Hamilton St. Marguerite h. tiernd, of Kutztown; Edwin is Swine Sbeep 390 00 Diebl.

of Egypt, and Sarah E. Moyer. of West to tbe utters ilinees. ALLENTOWN, PA. Coplay; Edwin F.

Werkheiser, of Easton, and rrom the ueueriown roaa, thence southwardly along said Helena street, now Lehlph avenue, 28 feet to Horace street, now or late the property of L. H. Yeager, thence east along said property 140 feet to a point on a 10 feet wide private alley, thence northwardly along the west side of said alley 2s feet to a point on land of late Paul Krum. Lizzie Frick, of Allentown; William H. Clauser Tbere are in tbe United States 17,030.710 umcuens 1-ttiwi Pigeons 247 50 Pels 6 fiO Farm, garden and orchard products 721 Harm implements, machinery, etc 229 50 Ladies' work 802 50 and Annie Berky.

botb of Allentown; Edward school going children. VI at tern and Sadie A. Lentz, both of Allentown; deased, thence westwaraly along tbe aame 140 teet to William A. Robertson and Minnie E. Sourwme, the place or beginning.

The improvements con sist of a three story BT If the Philadelphia Press, the leading both of Allentown; Michael Freed, of West Buth lebem, and Susie Wittemeyer, of Bethlehem; Ed UttlUK DWELL1NU HOUSE, House and dairy products M0 50 Miscellaneous and mercantile displays 138 25 Total $5,835 75 '28 feet 2 incheB by 29 feet 9 inches, porch in front Republican organ in the Slate, tells the truth, Justice Potter, Governor Stone's law two story brick kitchen attached, 16 feet 6 inches by 19 iVet I ward 1a. Uerter, of Betblebem, and i-mrua M. Jaooby, of West Bethlehem; Isaac M. Fox, of heartens Quay msth ne aupporteis who venture out to hear bim, for his political experience is a vast one, and be has lone been considered among the niOBt fhciont of Democratio orators in the State, be has a thorough comprehension of the issues of the hour, and poxtr to discuBS tbem intelligently and truthfully. He is man whose knowlege of the history and nefds of the State is a complete understanding, and whose conception of and ability to fully explain tbe manner in which tboae needs can beat be met will win unanimoUB applause from Democrats and fair and reaaonabte men of all purties, while at the same time it provokes consternation in tbe ranks of the Quay machine cohorts.

That tb meeting at Lanry's will be a big one we feel quite confident. Large delegations are being made up in tbe diatricta adjacent to Laury's to come by rail and by private conveyance. .1 incnes, aouoie porcn, a two etory irame Kitcnen attached flat roof, 16 feet 2 inches by 11 feet 5 inches, frame stable. partner, whom he appointed to the supreme Wo tli Knowing -28 feet 5 Inches by IS leet 6 inches, and other necessan TROUT HATCHING AT THE STATE FISH HAICHERY IN WESTERN initial work for the hatching of young trout has court, aud who is now the Republican candi outbuildings. Gaston, and Emma L.

Breisch, of Allen orr George A. Rideont and Elsie Knecht, botb of Allentown; Erwin Nusa, of Albnrtis, and Minnie Scbmoyer, of Minesite; Joseph P. Nevin and Ease J. Jones, both of Bathlehem. Seized and taken in execution as thenropertv of Rosa A.

Krum and Wilson Krum. defendants aud Henry K. Smith date for tbat high place, has betrayed a most sacred trust iu making known in advance lo Governor Stone the intended action of the anu u. a. aioyer, lerre tenants.

WAYNE BITTINO. Sheriff. Sheriff's Office. Allentown, Oct. 23, 1901.

Sw court toward the Pittsburg ripper" legis. ITEM8 FKOM SCHNECKSVILLE AND VI CINII Y. The pereonal property of the late Chester Diehl, deceased, will be sold at public sale on Thnrsday. Oot. 24th.

lation. Both Potter and Stone have madt again been commerced at tbe State nab hatcher near Emaus. Tbe season always commences iu October, and the modus operandi of it is a very interesting study. The female trout are caught Snpt. Creveling and his assistants, and having their bellies dexterously stroked by tbe hand the eggs How out in a stream.

These after beini mixed with tbe milt of the male trout are tbet placed in long troughs in the hatch house in which constant streams of spring water flow ovei them until the youug fi-ih appear. A very large number, possibly two millions, will be batched EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE Real and Personal Property. Mr. ami Mrs. Benner, of Slatington, weie the weak denials, but that is all.

The Press se nests of Mr. and Mrs. John ocbneok on Snndaj cured its information through a party who TY VIRTUE anil In pursuance of the power and au- The bouse and lot of Benjamin Scbneck, of this claims lo have heard the damaging conver 13 thority of the last will and ttatameut of Lydia S. You will appreciate our generous, far-seeing policy in all things after your first visit. Comparison is the surest test of value.

The great assortment and low prices at which dependable Carpets, Furniture, Clothing, Stoves, can be bought at, at our store, should strongly appeal to those economically inclined. Dung an Fry, olace, will be sold at public sale on Saturday, sation between Stone and Potter over the ANOTHER GREAT SALE OF HIGH CLASS HORDES. Mr. J. On.

Snyder, the well knoon horse dealer, will on Friday next, at 1 p. offer at public sale at bis sale and exchange stables, corner of Franklin and Chew streets, this oity, a car load of high class horses from Indiana, consisting chii fly of coach pairs and speed horses the cleaned, smoothest and beat brought here in some years. They are of superior breeda, from 4 to 8 years old, among tbem Btveral well broken Nov. 2nd. Mr.

David Ebert and several friends of Slate Becoming Glasses. Uuernoitzer, deceaBea. tnere win De sola at purine sate, on WEDNESDAY, OCTOBKIt 30th. 1901. at 12.30 o'clock in the afternoon, on the premised, in Upper Mil ford township, Lehigh oounty, near Dillinger'a Station, the following valuable real estate, to wit telephone.

There is only one thing for Pot again the coming winter. ACURIOSIiy-A BANK NOTE PRINTED lale were tbe guests of Mr. and Mrs Nathan ter to do. He should either make the Press Ebert on Sunday last. In fittine Glasses we are just as careful in prove the truth of its charge or withdraw IN GERMAN.

Dr. Louia B. Balliet, of 734 North Seventh street, is the possessor of a relic in tbe All that certain mesauage, tenement and lot of ground situate in Upper Milfbrd township, Lehigh county, ad HEAVY BLASTING. While blasting at the from the ticket. Will he do either '( fitting the frame as the lenses.

Our glasses always becoming" to the wearer, for make it our business lo have them so. joining lauds ot Lewta wieand, a. Moeder. Danui B. Mohr, and the public road leading from Old Ziona ville i Whitehall-Portland stone quarry tbe other das, shape of one of the old circulating notes of the long exp.oded.Northampton Bank, of this city, printed Notwithstanding tbe members of the Ian onslderable damage was done to private resi- co DilungersviUe, containing y'tbl square teet.

firm of Stone Potter entered denials oi Eyes examined free of charge by a gradu- The improvements thereon consist of a two story BRICK DWELLING BOUSE. d'nees in tbe near neighborhood. The blast threw stones weighing 40 pounds a distance of two iu German. It is ot tbe denomination ot ll), nmi tbe inscription on its faoe reads as follows Die Northampton Bank Verepricht an J. H.

Grozz. the story on the day following its uublica- ite optician, ana glasses nttea up at prices 22 by 26 feet, porohee in front and rear. The lot i turn by the Philadelphia Press," the lead ir tbree blocks. Mrs. Frank Fry was walking up to suit all.

ing republican newspaper oi the State, it is der rorzieger, auf verlaugen, ehn lbuler zu bfzabla, Northampton, (the orignal name of Allentown.) Lecha County, Pennc, February 3, 520 Hamilton Street, Allentown, Pa. tbe street at the time the blast was set off and was struck on the chin and ahonlder and received dash wounds. It is reported that an injunction understood that considerable uilormation ia well planted with a choice variety of bearing fi uit tms. At the same time and place there will be sold the following personal property, including 2 beds and bedding, bureau, cupboard, extension table, stands, sewing nia-3blne. home-made linen eooda.

couch, lot of chaira, a lanu matched pairs. They are warranted to he as rec ommended, and will be Bold without reserve to the highest bidder. FARMERS CATTLE. The farmers are now buying winter feeders, end aa paature is most excellent the oattle bought will improve by grazing before they go into tbe stall. The stock sold in our county is mostly brought from York State and northern Pennsylvania.

As a thing stock is sold at a certain figure per head from $15 to $30 according to size and estimated weight. A nice yonng eteer that will dress to a weight of from 250 to 275 pounds butchering time can be had for about $15. besides that alreadv a subject of public scan PROF. W. A.

WEIDNER, 1833. Sigued by John itice, casnier, and reter Rhoads, president. October 1 dal will be given out by the orators and workers in the Union party cause in an ef ffill be nled. PAIR OF STALWART HOUSES Albert Lewie, of Bettr Creek. Luzerne county SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN, fort to show that Justice rotter should not ijh air, rocking chairs, lot of carpet, chest, table, 2 mirrors, lamps, booka, heater and pipe, cooking stove, a gasoline stove, cooking utensils, ail kinds of china and tinware, gold watch and chain, coal, wood, aie.

piok, ta stenners, aud many other articlea too numerous to be returned to his seat in tbe high tribunal, 528 Hamilton Allentown, Pa. bought tbe rjair of heavy first premium draught because of his failure to appreciate the dig rses exhibited by Mr. Henry Herman, ot wett- STONE CRUSHER Contractor Crilly, of this city, has removed his atom crusher to tbe quarry on Rev. Ratb's farm at Con tre Valley for henceforth crnbing all stone required for ballasting the new trolley road between ihiacitv and Ouakerionn. It is said tbat a aidine HIT Telephone connections.

ru at the Allentown fair, lbey were nity of the place and his unwillingness to IMng the real estate and personal property of Lydla Oberholtzer. deceased. Oct.ll-ly Artificial Eyes inserted. of a weight of 3,160, and tbe price paid was 500. abide by tbe laws tbat govern it.

lbey were two of a lot brongnt Here last UtirihV Conditions made known on day of sale by JOHN RHOADS, El ecu tor. maa by tion. Jere. Koto. A Pointed Quert.

Who is to blame will be laid from the main line on the pike to tbe quarry, and that as soon as power can be obtained tbe ballast and other material will be deliver PUBLIC SALE OF H. O. Sohoenly, Auctioneer. Lewis 8. Roedeb, Clerk.

(Oot 93w 1 LATE PENSIONS. -Soldiers' pensions have for the newspapers of this State making criticisms of Governor Stone aud his admin Valuable Personal Property. It Speaks (or Itself. How a good thlnar commends itaetf to an Intelligent peraon. Before we look the agency for the Simplex Piano Player we felt confident itwaaihe best player on lbe market, having bad the best of tbe other players.

We had no Idea tbe Simplex would meet with such ready sale. We have taken other players In exchange for it, and If you desire to see bow beautifully the Simplex rendera every compoalilon of music juat visit our warerooma any time it aults your convenience. G. Aacbhacb, 539 Hamilton street. ed along tbe line by trolley, in tbat it ean be doni cheaper and quicker than by teams.

SALESMEN! jnst been granted to tbe following named persons WANTED To Bell a choice line of To Bell a choice line of ITTILL be sold at Dublic Bale, on SATURDAY, OCTO- in tula ana neignooring oounues unaer me ioi- II BER 2bth, 11)01, at I o'clock P. at the late rest- lowme headings, to wit istration Would not the papers that criticised Stone's evil doings and bis administration's wrongful proceedings have been rec Nursery stoca. ateaa work, and EXTRA INDUVKOTKNT iunceof Solomon Dorney, deceased, near Dorney's Park, Original widows Mrs. Isabella Hess. Heller- The Dr.

Barnes Electromedical Institute GUARANTEES CURES! ti tho ridit nemons. All atock guaranteed, tvtflll- town, $8. the road leading from Cetronia to DoraeysvUle, aud a wn minutes' walk irom the Allentown aud Kutztown 4IK blt.lll auu bwuh guou eituauuu iui MORTGAGE LOAN EXECUTED. The Qnakertown Traction Company has executed a mort gage for $300,000 to the Commonwealth TrnB Company of Harrisburg on its rond and franchises The loan is to bear five per cent, interest and to mn for tliirtv vears. The document will be re- fraction Co's.

line, stopping at Lichtenwalner's null, the ie fall and winter. Addresa, WEDDED. Mr. Ertgar Krauas, a member of reant to their duty bad tbey tailed to di-nounce that which it was the obligation tf an independent press to condemn '( Whei ollowing personal property, to wit THE HAWKS NURSERY OMPAPfY, ie firm of Kranas Son, of Last Greenville. SUBLET PART OF HIS CONTRACT.

Hon. Hugh E. Crilly. nf this city, hB sublet the con Rochester, N. V.

Household Goopb. Bible, large print, date 1720, relio, id euite, chamber set, old style secretary and sideboards, inod as new. shades, onrnets. chairs, rockers, ta. and Miss Marguerite Iwrnut, ot rundown, were married by Rev.

O. F. Waage, of Fennsburg, on tne Governor tried to veto tbe attempt to corded in Bucks, Northampton anil Lehigb 4m Sept. 4. amend the constitution of tbe State, was it Thursday last, at tne resilience or tne orme a pa leB, graudfather's eight-day clock, retic.

one of the finest Executors Notice. not proper tor tbe press to condemn his act rents. existence, square piano, orgau, stove, icecream ireezer, nonlitirt stOVA. kC. of attempted usurpation Don't suiter because of money, as snlisfuctory Rrranee-mentH can be maile with the-e Doctors lor p.iyrnenL oa-Biillitliou and advice bv mull or In oitiee free and conflden-tlnl.

If incurable vou will told so. thus saving time and money. Oiliiciilt cases in particular wauted. noflltH-wtoWa. 2 too aminos No office hours on Sundays.

Treatment Klect-leal and Medical. 1 ha latest and struction of tnat portion or me ironey roaa oe-tween Tollgate No. 1, just below Coopersburg and Qnakertown, to a Philadelphia contractor, who will continue tbe work with a new gang of workmen. BLANKET SHEET BALLOT. The official ballot for the November election will be larger than nsnal in off years by reason of the movement Beautiful Music Cabinet.

We Challenge the world to produce or furnish a better or higher grade piano or organ than the world famous Mason Hamlin Instruments now before the public dur inir the nam fifty vears and sold in every known Farminu Utensils Scythes, scales, forks, carpenter's ools, buckboani, pony cart, feed cutter, a W. B. Douglass oroing ram or "doukey." a. vis amusements, 20 combination parlor games tW John Most, who publishes an anar We are already getting In our music cabinets for tho holldav trade. II vou should want one now N'OTIOE iBhereby given that the undersigned have beer appointed executors in the last will and testament of Henrietta HunBberger, late of Lower Macungw Lehigh oounty, therefore all persons who know them selves to be indebted to said eatate are requested to makt payment within six weeks fro the date hereof, and sucb who have any legal claims aguuat said estate will present them well authenticated for settlement within the above chist paper iu New York, has been sentenc vou'll have a tine assortment to select from.

We've best given to tne iiieuicni otm. md tables, 1 sets gamea PitcUrtte's," patented, 10 pat corner of ilie civlllied globe. See and examine our selected beautiful patterns. We solicit an Inspec ed to one year in prison for an alleged sedi Lumbago, Self A Dose, Lnne Disease. Skin Piseases, Asthma, Eye Bronchitis.

Eczema. ent bag games, caue board, elevaiea cauie rauroaa. h.la. coaches, and all accessories, shooting Kal- beautiful assortment, u. u.

ascoobco. asa Hamilton street. tion, u. u. ABchoacn, Hamilton street.

tious article given publicity tne oav alter Liver Disease, iVi. targets, enus and air r.tteB. bail games of larre Bloo4 Diseases, Hysteria, At a late Bale in Bethlehem of stocks I'resmeut Mcmmey'8 assassination. Catarrh, aeads. running and jumping race equipments, large I STRICKEN WITH Daniel indenschlager.

of Emaus. suffered a Btrokp nt Bladder Diseases. Cr onlc Diseases, Female Diseases, HervoDt Diseases, Private Diseases, Throat Diseases, Wamen's Diseases, Diseases of a Special Hatnre. longing to the estate of Catharine Huber, shares Hemorrhoids, Hay Fever, Head noises. Hydrocele, Indifestloa, strictures, Taie Worm, Tumors, Ulcers, Varlcocle, Vertigo, Discharging Ean, apoplexy on Sunday.

He however rallied quick- Conatipatlon Diarrhoea, Deafaesa, Dytoepsta. Kidney Disease, Men 'a Diseases. Malaria, Renralela. Pharyngitis, Rheumatism, Rectal Diseases, 60 ACRE FARM FOR SALE. of tbe First National Bank of tbat place brought $135 50 each, end 7 of the Lehigh Valley National ine panoramic cage, tncmuiuK uiuj va.itauie aruciee lo lopularizo parks, auaiiner resorts, hotels, restaurants, "md all places of amusement.

FiseiNo acku aud drag nets. Halting rods, rub- Conditious ninc known on day of sale and due hv the heirs. 1) and is doing well under tbe oare of Dr. iJcn-enstoe, tbe attending pnjmcian. anaiost the Quay organization, lae nnuorm size throughout the Kt will he fen columns.

DECLINES THE CALL. Rov. N. B. Melborn.

of Philadelphia, who was recently tendered a call to tbe pastorate of Grace Lntheran cburcb, Bethlehem, to succeed Rev. F. F. Fry, ba declined the call. TO WED AGAIN.

Humor has it that Mr. Jobn of Emans, whose wife died several year will ou Saturday next be married to Miss Amelia Hensinger, of tl same place. nPHE undersigned offer, at vrivate Bale an all level. Bane, ot tbe same place, from to itiJ0. jaundice, Dysentery, specified time, 3.

W. HCNSBERGER, LENTON HITTER, Sept. 26-6w Executors. WANTED AN ACTIVE MAN OK GOOD OHAKAt-ter to deliver and collect in Pennsylvania for old established manufacturing wholesale bouse. tflOO a year sure pay.

Houesty more than experience required. Our reference any bank in any city. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope. Manufacturers, Third floor, 3S4 Dear St Cblcag j. lOct S- easy-workioR farm, one of the nicest and beat In tl Er DUese.l.ost Vitality, county, with good and never-failing water, situate one BODGHT A FINE FARM.

Mr. Joseph B. DEBT CANCELING. An effort is in progress mile west 01 ine union cnurcn. in Uuionville.

Wastaineton The Dr Barnes. Electro-Medical Institute and Staff of Doctors, Physicians, Sar geoDS and Specialists, C0MM0B WEALTH BUILDING, 21 Floor, Allentown, Pa. to cancel tbe nni'ling inaeDtedness of tbe Allen tup. Brick dwelling, frame barn, and ontbuildingH, all Jobrt, of Kmaut, the other day honxbt Jobet Bros', farm near Dillingeriville, Lower Milford O. C.

DORNEY, F. T. DORNEY, Oct, 23-lwl Administrators, town for women, ine solicitors in goon couumuu. r. if.

Oct. 23-Mwl NIT r. Pa. meeting with encouraging success. towMnlp..