The Allentown Democrat from Allentown, Pennsylvania • Page 3

ti Attn iri. First District Jmlge of Election. Constable. A. Young, 133 12S 1S8 THE CITY ELECTION.

MliiwIiiK Is the result NOTICE, DC1 of the flt-ctlou held yesterday for city, ward and precinct olllcers. MAYOR. Yost.U Wleand.n. Kiwtler.C. VTOTK.E is hereby given that in pursuance of an Act of the General Assembly of Ibis Common wealth, entitled An Act regulating the sale of Intoxicating Liojiors," passei May 13, lss7 and the supplements thereto of June 9 and 19, 18M, and ihe Sloth day of Julv, 1897, the' followlnj named persons will make application t.

the Judge of the Court of Quarter Sessions of Ihe Peace, tt be holden in the eity of Allentown, in and i. the county of Lehigh, and Suite ol 1'eniisylvania, or MONDAV (Mi, l'JOj, at 9 o'clock A. license to sell liquors: Ctrl All. I.IC'E-NSES. Nam Id) frTl Improves With O.

W. Riedv. 122 Wm. Fiehten, 219 It si.ectors. VV.

.1. Reichard. 1'2S A. J. Fix, 214 Registration Assessor.

C. A. Pfeiit'er, 12S M. J. Muhoney.

214 Second District. Judge of Hleetion. VV. T. Morgan.

1'66 A. H. Miller, 252 1 ectors. (1. RMinger.

1 S3 A. R. Kline. Regiwlra ion Assessor. J.

Able, 167 J. S. Cleaver. 237 TENTH WARD. i-hool Directors.

Rmdenn. Place nf BmintM. ALLENTOWN FIRST WARD. I SC namilton street, 14fi and 118 Hamilton street 34t; Ridge avenue, 34H Ridge avenue. 8.

VV. cor. Second and Gordon streets, S. VV. cor.

Second and Gordon street. 113 Hamilton street, 113 Hamilton street, corner Front and Hamilton streets, corner Front and Hamilton streeta. 343, 345 and 317 Hamilton street, 343, 345 and 347 Hamilton street. Second and Union streets. Second and Union streets.

113 North Thirteenth street, Terminal Depot, corner Second and Hamillon streets, comer Second and Hamilton streets. 469 259 I. W. Weiss, 56 102 il FIRST DISTRICT. Judge of FJlwtion.

Dornev. 6 S. H. Mis'Simer 131 Inspectors. O.

M. Rune, 70 H. J. Rudolph, 126 Iii-tf ion Assessor. ten-nr Wiiu.

i J. i. isiose. 131 SKOOXiD DISTRICT. JudKe of IOltvtion.

S. Bulliet, 121 TilRh. Jacoby Inspectors. 107 C. G.

Hon man, 116 A. A. Fisher 115 Hegrlst rat ion Assessor. R. ('.

Fink. 119 Fred Kulil 110 Third District. Judge of Mention. C. It.

Hiskey, H6 VV. A. Bailsman, ISO Insptctors. II. L.

Cunningham, 120 J. B. Walch 164 iRegisitration Assessor. Chas. Run pert.

115 J. Aliender, 169 THIRD WARD. Alderman. PUBLIC SALE OF Valuable Farm Stock. MIX be sold at public sale, on MONDAY.

MARCH 13th. 1905. at 12 o'clock noon, on old Schneck farm, on the road leading from Bridge to Sieger's Mill, about two blocks the Allentown and Slatington trolley road one block from Sieger's Mill, the following valuable farm slock, to wit Three horses one iron gray horse. 8 ff'- years old. weighs 1100 pounds, works teHrjsiugle or double, fine driver and safe.

V-Hnd can be driven by any tady. a gray house 11 years obi. weighs 1300 pounds, "works iii harness, and is a good family horse, a black inure, coming 3 years old, weighs HHKI pounds, broke single and double, well gMited-" fearless. Hexlra good milch ns and 4 Jerseys. 3 with talves JiTsi the time of ie and the rest 10 Cbcstei White shouts.

50 1'lvmonth Rock chickens, a two horse wagon with body, in good condition, 2 one-horse wagons, a spring wagon, good as new, top buggy. Champion binder, an Adrianee binder, Champion mower, Milwaukee mower, as good as new. Champion one-horse treadle power and separator, as good as new, bidder cutter and corn stalk shredder. 3 sets hay ladders and bolsters, set manure boards. 2 hay rakes, one a self dump, corn plow and cultivator, Syracuse plows, Hamburg plow.

2 spring tooth harrows, wood sled. International hav tedder, nearly new, seed drill, lever horse power, 2 spike tooth harrows, 3 double trees, feed chests, fod.ier troughs, picks, forks and shovels. 2 sets heavy harness, set light harness, collars, bridles, halters straps, 2 check lines, 3 plow lines, set single harness, 15 bushels planting potatoes, 6 different varieties, a 350 capacity Empire cream separator, good as new. butter churn, butler worker, cream kettles and milk cans, 2 cooking ranges, Those having no place to at once to store 165 Hamilton street. I 1 1 ai.

4 It 7 0 2 VV, 131 1 1)1 1 2 V. 2i4 0 3 V. 2111 217 4 3 W. 27" 2 4 ID. io US 4 201! lllli 4 271 6 VV, Hr.

73 2 231 47 0 7 ID. 2IS 214 3 7 VV, 224 21 5 5 VV, 167 14 9 VV, 209 176 10 1SS 102 12 VV, 108 2 9 265 164 2 10 VV, ID. 4 1S 263 15 10 V. 10X 3 II VV 423 331 7 Total 5015 3501 Distinguished for its Tone Rich, round and resonant, as well as sweet singing and sympathetic; a Piano which happily combines the six qualities that are essential to Musical perfection. ID.

2D. Tt! T. F. Heaney, 371 163 534 A. B.

Ellsworth, 847 166 513 R. J. McClollan, 298 132 430 G. H. Schillinger, 312 127 439 Assessor.

VV. P. Riedy. 3(1 171 512 II. E.

Bartholomew. 332 122 454 Constable. George Epp, 294 159 453 A. II. Oressman, 140 522 Alfred J.

Ruiz. Michael Herritv, Joseph Reicheh Christiana Reitf, William II. Wieser, Harry G. Jacoby. John J.

McGinlev, L. E. Shade, Milton H. Keller, Preston B. Schadt, Lewls Sussman, Milton M.

Kuntz, James Dal v. Joseph F. Burkhard. Allen Knnppenberger, John T. Mover, Harry M.

F'atzinger, John O. Hendricks, John Roth. Charles Rail. Oliver F. Ruhf, James J.

Fink, Martin Hefel. tHerbert G. Moyer, fonas George, Senia Berk, John G. Daenfer, Charles Koenig. Charles L.

Vetler, Lucas Strauh, 1 Edwin C. Merkel, Cyrus O. Kocher Benj. Whitesell, Corney W. King, Winslow Raruer, Anthony Ebcrtz, William Snul, S.

P. Click. Josepii F. Gehringer, ii5 Hamilton street. 613 North Second corner Filth and 6l(i Hamilton street, 13 South Sixth street, 330 Lehigh street, 2s South Sixth street, 14 South Sixth street.

Sixth and Union 7 South Seventh 530 Hamilton street, 421 North Second corner Union and 442 Hamilton street, 131 South Eighth 114 Sonili Seventh 31 South Thirteenth hi South Eighth Seventh and Union 72G Hamilton street, 2H-30 North Seventh 24 North Seventh 5o7 Allen sireet, K17 Hamilton street. 120 North Seventh 727 Chew street, (26 North 12th street. 12 North Li sireet. 229 North Ninth street, SECOND WARD. Union streets, streets, street, street.

Lehigh streets, THIRD WARD. street. street, sireet sireet. streets, FOURTH WARD. street, street.

Tens of Thousands ness of the Hardman Piano, City Treasurer City Controller ID. 2D. TU. VV. Jwies.

413 446 859 Common Council. IT. K. Mullen, 200 266 466 M. II.

Derr, 1 174 236 410 J. H. Knausis. 252 210 462 D. J.

P. Henninger. 203 227 430 School Directors. VV. F.

Schleehter. 185 217 402 J. B. Frederick, 163 226 3S9 F. P.

Huii'Sicker, 255 239 494 C. L. Freeman, 239 241 4-S0 Assessor. S. Murray, 165 220 385 H.

Laudenslajjer, 238 240 498 Constable. David Kehm, 134 248 382 C. H. ZieKler. '2S6 217 503 First District.

Judge of Election. R. Huber, 253 H. V. Kaufman, 166 nectors.

T. D. riinkinger, 261 F. Gnth, 161 R.egi.stra ion Assessor. H.

Laudenshvger, 265 C. H. Snyder, 154 Second District. Judge of Bleetion. .1.

R. dossier, 240 O. F. Hnlman, 216 UYI I'se.) are testifying to the good- Allentown. Big Department Store I VV, ID 172 182 146 207 1 VV, 2D 14S 167 142 172 2 VV.

lit) 115 64 145 66 2 VV, 2D 133 99 137 96 2 3D ISO 106 200 94 3 VV, ID 197 233 195 235 3 VV, 2D 255 21 243 220 4 VV. ID 166 1 1 155 128 4 2D 207 138 203 137 5 317 290 314 284 fi VV, ID 164 76 160 74 II VV. 2D 24 46 247 45 7 VV, ID 251 214 231 230 7 VV, 2D 213 232 19S 244 8 VV, ID 164 147 156 151 2D 210 1S3 202 190 3D IS 2 119 K7 120 VV, ID 233 116 230 117 V. 21.) 271 15S 270 157 1 I'D 399 291 371 309 10 2D IKS 112 IT 3 124 11 VV 4.03 356 3S6 371 Total 4S52 3665 4684 3771 street, street, FIFTH WARD. 25 South Sixth street.

19 Norlh Seventh street, 37 Norlh Seventh street, (227 North Kllh street. 3-15 North Eighth street, Linden street. 27 Gordon street, Lafayette hotel, North Seventh Sixth and Hamilton streets, eor Seventh end Linden streets. 7th and Hamilton Hotel Allen. 29 North Fomteeuih sireet, 323 North Sixth street, 417 North Seventh street, WH From street, I I 229 North Law street.

SIXTH WARD. Front and Allen streets, 44 North Front street, 1.02 Ridge avenue. Irlti I-rolit Street, N. W. cor.

Front and Liberty 701 North Front street, til't Ridge avenue. IM Norlh Front street, 1.17 North Front street, 71' Norlh Front sireet Ri.te avenue and street, t.V,(. North Second street. 7'9 Front street. Second and Tilghman streets.

788 North Front struct. SEVENTH WARD. Tenth and Linden streets, -fenlh and Hamilton streets. EIOIITH WARD. cor.

Eighth and Liberty streei-t Norlh Tenth street. Seventh and Gordon streets. W3 North Eighlh street, NINTH WARD. Gordon sireet, Gordon street. Francis Click, higler Hnlfort, Harry C.

Desh, Edwin Gehringer, Thos. Gehringer, Alois (iehring. H. Hilliard. Elmer A.

iliilh, E. K. Gnth George W. Scagraves. E.

Slrnnss. John H. Harris, i'eler D. St-lmioyer, Wilson II Gross, John J. Young.

Cor. J. McFadden. Edward Osmiiii, Edward Gorman, Rosina Leber. Thomas H.

Mulligan, SiuhIi Roxbeiiy, A. Gehringer, Chillies ilia. Anthony Lueci. Ambrose Traub, John McIIimli. John M.

Emery, Owen .1. Ih'vers, Mil-hue. Bolla.iiua, epb Fisher. Lewis Fruniansky Thomas MeGeevcr, Edwin II. Peter.

Ed. Feustermacber. Charles T. Hohe. Llewellyn N.

Stelt'er George V. Tvson, AJiied 0. Wall, Alois Gehringer. Joseph Josepn OU, George P. Victor F.

Erdlev, Fred Stiles. Let Us Send You names of those who havft and CITY ASSESSORS. know the Hardman Piano. We have sold the Hard-man for the past 16 years. AVHATEVER YOUR CIRCUMSTANCES, out sy8tem payment makes it possible for you to own a Hardman.

We take yonr old instrument at a liberal sum. Handsome books of infannation sent to your address or representative will calL IS KM Hamilton street, f.lti Gordon street, 419 Linden street. and 1)17 Hamilton street. TENTH "WARD. 53S North Fifth Street, Cor.

Fifth and Allen streets, 605 Ridge avenue, (ill Front street, ELEVENTH WARD. N. V. cor Chew and Madison Place. 544 Hamilton W.

R. LAWFER CO. ER Inspectors. Weiand, C. L.

Christ, 233 Registration Assessor. J. F. Ceo. Hufford.

243 C. A. Blrtz. 220 FOURTH WARD. chool Directors.

ID. 2D. Ttl. 210 341 T. Weaber.

WiMenbecher ly. 'R. 3y. 3.V....131 .135 1S1 216 Isaac Weil. Dr.

H. A. Jelly 139 200 339 3y. ...148 134 282 13-7 153 292 J. Tice, R.

P. S. Fens-termaker. R. ly.130 125 255 Assessor.

F. P. Good, 130 203 C. A. Reger.

148 132 332 2S0 329 282 Constable. Henry Sterner, I) 134 195 D. Christman. iR 143 137 First District. Judge of Election.

J. S. Mertz, 129 Calvin E. Arner, 146 Inspectors. II.

L. New-hard, 139 Lewis Haas, 135 Registration Assessor. A. J. Helfri-rh.

130 David Lu-tz, 126 Second District. Judge of niection. VV. H. Rittner.

148 D. S. Gift, 191 Inspectors. I. L.

Schadt, 153 C. P. Registration Assessor, A. M. Dietrich, 143 W.

R. Kmser, 196 FIFTH WARD. Alderman. J. S.

Reninger. 332 J. W. Sepp, 268 Common Council. A.

Lindenmu't'h, 305 P. Renninger, 308 B. P. Landls, 273 A. R.

Groner, 292 School Directors. F. C. Lewis, 311 M. A.

Schmidt, 288 R. L. Stuart, 2S3 W. Wackernagel. 292 Assessor.

E. E. Burger. 334 J. J.

Schadt. 237 Constable. R. F. Burdge, 2S7 J.

L. Schrunk, 313 Judge of Election. R. E. Hollenbach, 318 G.

H. Noll, 275 Inspectors. E. C. Nagle, 325 Alfred DeTurk, 271 SIXTH WARD.

School Directors. 1 VV. ID 123 121 227 219 1 VV, 2D 129 126 1S4 182 2 VV, ID 12S 12S 76 75 2 VV, 2ID 116 114 115 111 2 VV. 3D 1G 167 116 123 3 VV, ID 183 179 241 234 3 VV, 21) 252 225 217 233 4 VV. ID 13S 131 141 118 4 VV.

2D 183 1S4 149 151 283 282 310 312 ID 16'8 163 72 73 6 VV, 2D 246 215 43 45 7 VV, ID 222 203 242 24S 7 2D 193 192 244 246 8 VV. ID 1'52 151 156 158 8 VV, aD 194 201 195 195 VV, 3D 171 175 126 121 9 VV, ID 224 193 121 144 9 2D 239 240 179 182 H) VV, ID 340 350 331 334 10 W. 2D 16t 168 128 131 11 333 332 391 390 Total 4308 4274 4009 4055 1st Beautifal Elects Yd Seen in loliir and Sicilidiis. No matter how well you like effective mohair and Sicilians. Ton will think, when you see these, that you've never appreciated their possibilities before.

Spring, 1905, is to be the greatest mohair season yet experienced. Spring, 1905, brings forth the most beautiful mohair ever seen. Cause and effect that work both wavs. These handsome goods for Spring On thclSth by Rev. J.

R. Kkinkkt. of ttii city O. Ruth. Mr.

VVll. to Mi- Nm.uk ,1. Reinboi.d, of Emails. On the 17th by R.v. H.

K. Semmcl, Mr. EOKliP H. Kl HNS toMisColiA K. Kc bntll of this city.

Ou thK siiiiie iliiy, by the simic, Mr. Irwin Kit- KY to Miss.lFNMK both of tllis city. On the 1 1 Mi bv Alderman Geo. VV. Hnrtz ell.

Mr. Ki or.NF. Pko ai.b to Miss Biinini, Ixilli of tliis citv. On the loth inst by Rev. C.

K. Siuidt. Mr. (ito. of lliis citv.

to iss Coka Ohnkk, of Al burtis. on the bv Rev. S. G. Wagner.

Mr. Harrv A. Cas.si.kr. of I) -tlileliom. to Mrs Hannah M.

Schwartz, of ibi- eity. On the JOili by Kev. W. VV Kistler. Mr.

Rorkrt VV. VVt.vr. to Mrs. Linda Mavwki.i., both of this eiiv. on the 1Mb by Rev.

(. r. Mem. Krghkrick .1. IiKi ii.iif h.ugfrieil.

to Miss amik E. Komk'H. of Cementcin. On the imh by v. J.

I). Sehindel. -Mr. Iohx.I. Mf.ii.anhkr to Jiiss Vesta V.

Kkinert. both of Meversville. On the 17th by S-qnne Wilson Kex. 51.J.IS H. Williams to Miss Ei.i.es Lloyd, both ol Slatednle.

On the bsth bv Ri v. AiiRiisi l'lseator. Jir. Lewis H. Nkkk to Miss ora I.

Haak, both Le high Fnrnare. On the sume rlnv, by le snme. my. r.Km.s r. Bi.ose, of Hoifman's, to Miss -Nellie t.

ark, oi Ballietsville. ii i n. On the isih in lis eity. Joseph, infant of Joseph aim Julia mmenian. ascii On the 17th in tins eity, l.

iiiiiikii- John H. and Mary A. Christman, ntfeo 1 9 months ami 13 (lavs. On the 1st Alfred 11. srocnT, 44 years.

4 months and 2 days. On the linn in MHasanqiia. Mitchell, ased i years. I month and 14 days. On the Wth Cutasainiiia.

iianiel aged 74 years, 11 months and 9 davs. On the at Slegineo J. liard. aged iw years. On the lsth at Lanry oai ha kink, mmm Reuben Falk, aged 74 years, months and 8 on IhelStb in East Catflsaiioiin.

Lydia Goetz, aged veais, 11 Months mid 2 days. On the Kith in South Bethlehem. Harry Ueberroth, aged 83 years, months and 7 days. On the Kith in tnis eity, chari.es jueister, 47 years, 2 months a-id lx days. On the 1, in uns citv.

uangii- of Hiram E. and Enr.naC. Hartinan, aged 11 years, 5 months and 8 da) s. On the 17th in setioenersvinc, Zei.i.ner. aged (17 years, 4 months and 20 days.

On the btll nenr weaversviue, ihth, widow of the late Sam lei Roetlilme, aged SI years, 8 months and 8 da; s. on me liitn in lioiitn Aiieinown, ukuki.k Martin, aged 82 years. 2 montlw and 15 days. On the 14th in Month Allentown, Alfred Stacffer, aged 35 years and 2 months. On the Kith in this city.

John weickert, 74 years, 2 months and 4 days. On tnel.itn in miseity, Lafayette ivnkkk, 74 years, mouths a-id days. On the 1 -it in nils eity, kose, wne oi David Maelionald, aged years. On the loth in this eity, George 1 Bel- lisfield, aged n2 years, montns aim (lays. On the 15th in this eity, Daniel ui-tt, 55 years and 1 day.

On the bun in mis eiiy, r. a a it uaiigiuer James and Margaret Cunningham, aged 17 years. 11 months and 15 days. (m heisih in tniseiiv. lokkm i.

in daughter of Robert B. and Sarah A. Keiner, aged 8 months and 4 days. On the" Kith in Egypt, Lai ra, wile of Edgar B. Fenstermaker.

23 years. On the inst, in this eity, John H. Ritter, in 45th year. On the lytn ti junrs 71 years. 9 months and 22 days.

On the 12th at Ka'ieri corner, lviiu Ralph son of Edwin and Menlana Hamm, 9 Years. 1 month and 11 days. on tlie at Dovlestowii, Hklmina, widow of David Stein, aged 74 years, 4 moDths 21 days. on the auth in this eity. Bridget, daughter of Jolm and Mary 0'Honnell, On the 20th in Slatington, Mary widow nf Daniel Zellner.

aged 75 years, months 23 davs. on the 1'Jih John .1. Stephens, aged 40 years, in months and 29 days. On the 21st in tiiis city, Mary, wife of Anthony Sailiianl. aged 15 years, 5 months and 7 davs.

on the 20th in thisrftr, Lorretta, daughter of John H. and Sarah Miller, aged 25 years, 3 mouths and ti days. PUBLIC! SALE OF Valuable Farm Stock, UTILL be sold at sale, on THXRRPAY, MARCH 23rd, 19( at 12 o'clock noon, on premises of the undersigned, in Whithall township, lehigh count; about half a mile north the city limits, near ti Egypt pike, the following valuable farm stock, to wit Six Horses 2 black mares, well matched, weighing 2I.U0 pounds, "years AJTiold. work in ad kinds of harness single or double, sate ana gentle aim ieariess steam and electric cars there is not a hotter pair the township for ail purposes and with good action, a dark brown hoise. weighing lino pounds.

vears old, guaranteed to work in all kinds of harness, kind and gentle and fearless of steam and electric cars, a sorrel horse, weighing 1200 pounds, vears old, guaranteed to work in all kinds of harness, kind and gentle, any lady can drive him and is not afraid of an; thing, a sorrel horse, 12 vears old. well build, works in all kinds of harness, fearless of steam and electric ears and is a good saddler, a light brown horse, 12 years old, guaranteed to wors in an minis oi harness, 10 good milch cows, in prime veais. some with the first cavles, with calves bv time oi sale, among them some fall cows, guaranteed all good milker, fattened cows, a lot of Plymouth Rock chickens, 3 heavy two-horse wagons with bodies, one with 3-inch tires, a Iigl.t two-horse wagon wun body, 2 falling top buggies, a double-sealed car riage, very handy and n- goon ooiKimon, asieigu. bob sleigh set heeivy Harness wun collars aim bridles, check and oth lines, double carnage harness, good as new, 2 sets single carriage harness, flvnets of different sizes, threshing machine with straw carrier and fanning mill attached, a lever horse power, Challenge feed mill, almost new, Tornado corn sialic cutter and shredder, in good condition, connon corn shelter, all kinds of heltinir. Buckeye fcrtil zer grain drill, in good condition, Adrianee low down binder, in running order, McCoriuick niowi land roller, corn plow, potato plow, 2 hay rakes, one a self-dump, Syracuse plow, spike harrow-, spring harrow, single, double and triole trees.

Ditch and manure forks. wheelbarrow, nails, grain oraaies iceo irougns and chests, an 8-foot iron trough, 3 single corn cultivators one only used last season, improved Daisy corn nlanter. 'wo saw to be used ith power, clover seed sower, carriage pole, 3 sets hay lu.lrl.irs Hii.l a suddie. milk calls of differ ent sizes, a No. 18 Auollo range, buckets tin milk pots, lot of vinegar, sausage sniffer, a drop light.

lawn mower, and many oilier articles too ntiuier ous to mention. Conditions made known on day of sale by E. .1. NEW HARD. J.

J. GAfKESBArH. Auctioneer. A. M.

(t eks a a ld. Clerk- No meals served. Feb. 22-5w PUBLIC SALE OF Valuable Farm Stock TILL he sold at puilic sale, on THl'RsnAY MARCH Kith ai.d SUth, It 15. at 12 o'elock noon, on tlie Inrm oi ine tinoersigneo at tne Walbert's Station hotel, on the road leading from the Halfwav house to ill South White hall township.

Lehigh county, the following val uable farm stock, to wn Four head of horses, Xo. 1 is a Mack tracing mare coining 7 vears old in May works single and double and can pace one nine seconds, rso. brown tmcer. works siiiurleand douhle.8 years old a bav horse. 4 vears old.

works in all kind of har ness." a brown horse, 11 years old, works single and double. 12 head oi catt among mem are 9 Jersey milch cows, three heifers and a Holstein ball, some fresh in sririnff mid others are fall cows, about loo chickens, shoats. 2 two-horse wagons, one with boov and iron axle and the oilier patent snindle as good as new. backboard, a ton buggies, two of them as good as new, a new Portland sleigh, a set hay ladder and holsters, as good as new, set wagon boards, threshing machine and belt. Champion binder and carrier.

Champion srass machine, hav rake, land roller, seed drill as good as new, spring lever harrow, com marker, com planter, corn plow, as good as new. corn sheller, spike harrow, 'liver chilled plow, IS new sulky plows, 5 sets single carriage harness, two of tnem nil solid ruotier mouniing. as goou as new, sets ot heavy harness. 8 bridles, natters, col lars, 2 lap blankets, 2 h-irse blankets, good as new, lack ana plow lines, express harness, set ngni ouble carriage harness, as good as new. 4 heavy ynets, 2 new light carnage nynels, grindstone, rain cradle.

3 sevthes, Jot of hammers and wrenches, single and double tries. 3-horse stretcher, wheelbarrow, 4 ice tongs, large ice saw, 4 cross cut saws, lot of forks, rakes and shovels, log, cow and oilier chains, carpenter's bench, lot of carpenter's tools, and many other articles too numerous to mention. Conditions, 11 months credit or 3 percent, off for cash. HOUSEHOLD GOO! IS A cooking range, as good as new, parlor stove, 2 tables, sink, settee, 2 upooanis, sola, panor organ, as good as new, beds and bedding, 3 bureaus, 2 wash stands, 18 caneseat chairs, 5 rock-ng chairs, 1 dozen barroom hairs, centre table, tobacco cutter, barroom lamp, dozen kitchen chairs, about too yards rag arpct, sewing macniii Hanging lamps, other lamps, a lot of knives and forks, a big lot of dishes, butcher's bench, meat cutter, sausage stutter, iron kettle, ier kettle, 4 vinegar bai- rels, barrel of vmega. and many other articles too numerous to mention.

Conditions made known on dav of sale bv JANE WKIDNKIt. J. J. Gackenbacii, Auctioneer. L.

H. Gut Clerk. Feb. 22-1 PUBLIC OF SALE Valuable Farm Stock, WILL he sold at public sale, on FRIDAY. MARCH 3rd.

HOo, at 12 o'clock noon, at the residence of the nmlersingcd, near Zionsville Station, L'pper Mil font township, Lehigh county, the following valuabh farm stock, to wit Two horst cows, a steer, 2 bulls, lot of shoats, cnicKeus, iour-norse wag- on, ztwo ncrse wiions wiur- bodies, a spring wagon, wood sled, truck filed, threshing machine ilh shaker, strap, feed cutter, grain fan, a binder, mower, hay rake, set hay ladders and bolsters, 1' Syracuse plows, hill corn planter, scraper, marker, 2 spring tooth har rows, spiKe narrow, i iwo uorse cultivator, 2 one-horse cultivators, land roller, log and row chains. single and double trees, 2 grindstones axes. mini and wedges, p'eks and snovels, harness, bridles collars, single and double lines, feed chests, hay and manure iorks. rakes, lot of grain bags, nay, straw, corn louder, manure, acres oi wheat and 8 acres of rye in the ground, npples, potatoes, vinegnr, cirpentcr's tools, drawing bench, saddler's bcii'-h. lathe, vice, lot of pests, senntling plnnks, In ards, Ac.

Also household goods a hotter and pipe, cooking stove, desk, drawer, table, lot of carpet, vinl chest, creamery can. milk cans, iron k-tlle, lard pres. sausaue cut ter, stenners. tubs, but kets, clmirs, and many other articles too numerous io mention. Conditions made knowu on dttv of bv CALVIN IK ROKlER Henry C.

Schof.si AutinTllH1 HO RACK SCHANTZ, AUClinm CTH. S. K. C. Wknskk, Feb.

22-2 CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS Best Coueh Syrup. Tastes Good. Use in time. Suld by druggists. I'M the Iron irom md any and by cow as 2 and as etc.

24 all all 2 a many exclusive effects. The colors and color mixtures are especially attractive Sicilian, Mohair and Brilhantines, Plain and Fancy Self Colored, Figured and Stripes, Prices, 5)c np. ID. 2D. Ttl.

John Doherty, 139 250 409 C. B. Boyle. 165 248 413 VV. H.

Zlnk, 70 43 113 Robert Gossler, 7-1 45 116 Assessor. John MeCafferty, 164 247 411 James Kennedy, 68 40 114 Constable. Htirry Gallagher, 300 '528 1905 SPRING NOVELTIES, 1905. 309 Hamilton street. eonn-r Fifth and Union street.

616 Hamilton street. 13 South Sixtli street. 330 Lehigh street. 28 South six'h street. 14 South sixth street.

Sixth and Union streets. 7 South Seventh street. 530 Hamilton street 632 Hamilton street. corner Union and Lehigh streets. 28 South Sixth sireet.

716 Hamilton street. 114 South Seventh street. eor. Lawrence an.1 Jefferson streets. 16 South Eighth street.

Seventh and Union streets. 726 Hamilton street. 2S-tft North Seventh street. Seventh street, eor. Eighth and Hamilton streets 837 Hamilton street.

120 North Seventh street 727 Chew street. 701 Hamilton street. Hamilton and Lumber streets. 105 North Seventh street 19 37 533 Hamilton street. G12 Linden street.

627 Gordon street. Lafayette hotel, North Seventh street Sixth and Hamilton streets, cor. Seventh and Linden streets. 7th and Hnn.iiton Hotel Allen, cor. sixth and Linden streets.

N. W. cor. Sixth and Hamilton Sts, Seventh and Liberty streets, cor. Sixth and Court Sts.

N. E. eor. Front and Allen streets. 442 North Front street.

602 Ridge avenue. rroiit street. N. W. cor.

Fron'. and Liberty streets. 7ol North Front tret. JiOl Ridge avenue. 'or.

Front and Allen streets. 6i7 North Front street. 746 North Front street. eor. Kidge ave.

and Gordon St 6-16 North Second street. 7ij Front street. eor Second and Tilghman streets. 736 Norlh Front street. cor.

Tenth and Linden streets. Tenth and Hamilton streets. eor. Eighth and Liliertv street 446 North Tenth street. 402.

404. 406 North Seventh treeL 643 and Ola North Eighth street. Fifth and Gordon streets. 430 Gordon street. 31 to35 Hamilton street 516 Gordon street.

419 Gordon street. 515 and 517 Hamilton street 538 N. Fifth street, cor Fifth and Allen street. N. E.

cor. Tilghman and Jordan sts. N. W. eor.

Jordan and Allen streets. N. V. cor. Chew and Madison sts.

UPPER SAl'COS. R. Landenberger. Friedensville. Lewis M.

Kemmerer. Spring Valley. Centre Valley. Centre Valley. i Centre alley.

Colesville. Friedensville. Heller's Tav'n, near Lanark. "eom F. Drumbore, NORTH WHITEHALL William H.

Snyder, Sehnecksville. Oliver G. Mosser, NefTsville. Amandas E. Hassler, Ballietsville.

Nath'l W. Kuhns, Ironton. Victor Schwartz. Siegersville. Preston C.

Weaver, Ormrod. George I. Hvne, Unionville. D. Schmoyer, Turf and Farm Hotel, now Hotlmansville.

Herbert G. George, Ruchsville. Mary A. Sames, 1 W. Minnich, Laury's Rising Sun.

Rockdale. Sehnecksville. Harvey Rabert, Emma A. Rabert, Robert Hunt, VPPER MILFORD. Ben.

H. Stoudt, Vera Cruz. Harvey T. Keinert, Shimersville. r.maus, Morgan S.

Beidler. New Zionsville. H. Hunsberger, Old Zionsville. SOITTH WHITEHALL.

fCinton E. T. Hen- Moyersville. ninger. t2i 1'arK street.

Calvin Miller, Guth's Station. Jacob H. Freyman, Seiple's Station. Jonathan I. Krum, Fair Grounds.

ranklm T. Dornev. Dornev's I'arfe. Samuel Frankenrteld, Albright's Hotel. B.

Morrow, Cetronia. lane A. hchnecK, scnerersvnie. fWalter C. Miller, Griesemersville.

24orth Seventh street, tcharles W. Culp, Mechanicsville. ortnampton, tElwin G. Michael, Half Way House, between 131 South Lumber Allentown ana logels-street. ville.

fiieorge W. Ketterer, Walbert's Station. iu3 Heiiertown road, S. Edgar W. sbipe, Snydersville.

A. Henninger. Guthsville. JFrauk S. Moyer, Hofluiansville.

Now Harry Grim, Wennersville. UPPER MACUNGIE. W. A. Shankweiler, Chapman's Station.

Morris F. Lorish. Breinigsville. Trexiertown. Fogelsville.

Trexiertown. Trexiertown. Trexiertown. Fogelsville. Jacob B.

Hendricks, John M. Gernert, Charles Pharo, William H. Yoder, Nathan T. Doll, Lewis S. Lenhart, Daniel Smith, Oliver H.

Soinmers, Kunnsviue. Ruppsville. WHITEHALL. Tilghman Dieffen- Fullerton (Windsor House) aener, Henry T. Wassum, West Coplay.

John H. Lynn, North Coplay. William H. Steward. Micklev'a.

Preston E. Mem, Near Hokendauijua bridge. Beflney. rollerton. upper road.

G. l'eter Holland. Fullerton, N. W. cor Second and Walnut streets.

West Coplay. Egypt. Cementon. Egypt. Alvin E.

Vogel, Alf. J. Reifsnvder. William C. Walters, fjames D.

Kingcaid, West Catasauqua (Fair View House. 1 John D. Murphy, Hokendauqua. Water street. reter Geiger, West Cataxauotia, on road leading to Hokendauqua.

Osborne Saeger, West Catasauqua, on road leading to Catasauqua. Cementon. Eagle Point. Egypt. Cementon.

W. A. Wieder, John Berg, William A. George. Joseph B.

Mickley, Edwin D. Roth, On turnpike north of He) inen spring. WEISENBfRG. Lucy A. Fichter, Seiberlingsville.

Peter D. Christman. New Smithsville. Joseph Hunsicker, Seipstown. Charles Heiser, Werlev'g Corner.

Wilson A. Acker, Hynemansville. WASHINGTON. Charles J. Kern, fJarius Krause, Slatedale.

Bests. Lloyd's Hotel. Emerald. fcewhard's. Newside.

Best's. Slatedale. near isewsiue. Pa Chester W. Haas, Roger B.

Williams, r. Kotll, Jacob W. Halm, Emma A. Peter, Aaron A. Werley, Wholesale l-icciiocs.

ALLENTOWN SECOND WARD. Henry R. Schlouch, 11 South Seventh street. Mb Linden street. Spears Henry, 129 South Seventh street.

Allentown, Til'man I) Schantz. 001 Hamilton street. 117 North Ninth THIRD WARD. David Merkel. George Merkel, 820 Hamilton street.

1113 Hamilton FOl'RTH WARD. Elias W. Nagle, 14 North Seventh street. 712 Turner street. John F.

Weiler, N. W. eor. Centre Square 713 miner street, ana seventn street. James M.

Schwever, 104 North Seventh street, 509 N. Seventh SIXTH WARD. Harry Merkle, 633 Ridge avenue. 42 south leutn Catasauona First Ward August Hohl. Second Ward R.

F. Stine Bro. John Fisher. Emans Frank Buchman. Whitehall Wm.

Steinmetz, Andrew Hudack, D. H. Lindeman. Slatington Fred. Horlacher, Frank Medlar, W.

L. Geist. Coplay 'Freelaiid Brewing Co. Roltlers' l.ircllNe. Allentown Sixth Ward George Horlacher.

Minn warn wm. r. Getter. Coplay Freeland Brewing Co. Salisbury Schwever Bros.

Co. Hanover Lugi Corui. Whitehall J. Widman Co. Brewers' Licenses.

Allentown Second Ward-Joseph Lieberman sous. Allentown Third Ward Louis F. Nenweiler, Daeuler Co. Allentown Sixth Ward Fred. H.

Horlacher. Catasauqua First Want Herman Kostcnhadcr Henry H. Rice. DiNtillerk' Lynn Jesse Weaver, Henrv Weaver. Heidelberg Henry F.

Smith, Albert L. Werley. eisen ourg tniver Keuz. applicant. The dagger if) indicates old place.

where old applicants change places. Licenses must MILTON J. HOFFMAN, Clerk of Quarter Sessions. Stock Sales where they will do Democrat. COMPLEXION OF CITY COUNCILS, Democratt Will Have One Majority on Joint Ballot.

The present majority of one In City ('i Hindi will be reversed 4n ithe new Council, whl'h will meet to organ l.e on 'the first Monday of April. The Democrats iw 111 have a majority of one on Joint ballot, An a remult of yester day's election the Democrats ifpiln one man and 'the Republicans lose one. The next Councils will be composed of the following members: Select Branch. Flint Ward, George VV. 'Ravert.

Ward, VVm. H. Rueter, Third Ward, J. Herbert iKohler, Fourth Ward. J.

eorge Snyder. 'R: Fifth Ward. Geo. R. RiVt'h, Sixth Ward (Vindy McFadden, Seventh Ward Thomas L.

iSherer, Ward Charles W. LnroR, Ninth Ward Abraham J. Sehneck. Tenth Ward J. Tavlor Roth.

'R: Eleventh Ward A. K. Jacks. R. Common Branch.

First Ward, Lewis Wolfertz. V. Noll, R. Second Ward. Wm.

H. err, I); Wm. F. Rower, P. Third Ward, J.

Harrv Kivnuss. II. K. Mullen. Fourth Ward.

T. F. Keck. Joseph F. Oehrlnger.

D. Fifth Ward, A. Linden mirth. P. M.

Rennlnger, Sixth Ward. John Wangler, Joh McIIuirh. D. Seventh Ward. George K.

Cnvanaugh. O. 'P. Schlosser, Kiirhth Ward. Joseph A.

Rest, Wm Kranxley, D. 'Ninth Ward, Joseph Gersbach. iD; J. W. A.

Smith, Tenth Ward. Harvey E. Burger, Wm. H. RelchurJ.

D. Eleventh Ward lwto D. Olauss. Wm. H.

Wieder. Present Councils. First District. Judge of Election. S.

J. Derlin, 322 Geo. Bernhard, 346 Inspectors. Harvey Ho.wort'h, 283 C. Masters, 306 Registration Assessor.

T. K. Smith. 332 W. P.

Riedy, Second District. Judge of Election, leo. Davey, 127 Henry Boehmer, Inspectors. J. Hacket, 134 J.

Druckenbrode, Registration Assessor. 32: 16'S 161 J. Hutchinson, 135 M. D. Scboudt.

158 ELEVENTH WARD. Alderman. Siteltz. 4'68 W. A.

Wert, 373 P. Common Council. D. Clauiss. 414 H.

Heintzleman, 360 O. Leibensperger. 333 W. Wieder, 335 School Directors. P.

Grim, 414 J. L. Rabenold, 327 C. H. Yeager, 394.

T. N. Roth, 338 Assessor. F. W.

Weber. 348 John Sefing, 39S Constable. Ellas Schick, 365 M. Werkheiser, 372 Judge of Election. 11.

M. Baker, 390 D. Di'lMnger, 3 Inspectors. M. L.

Erich. 380 M. H. K. Laros, 339 Scattering Vote.

Hiram Bachmoyer received one vote for Mayor in the Fifth AVard and J. Taylor Roth one vote for Mayor in the Sixth Ward. First District. Squire Peter Entertains a Party of Friends. On Friday evening Squire James S.

Peter entertained a number of his friends at his hostely in Washington township, with a turkey supper. The Allentown contingent went to Best's crossing by trolley from which point a large sleigh drawn by four horses was in waiting and conveyed the party to the hotel. When half way between the trolley line and the hotel the sleigh upset and the entire party was dumped into the snow-, hut fortunately nobody was hurt. The party included Klingler and several members of his orchestra, who furnished the music, Sheriff E.A. Krause, Thomas F.

Diefenderfer, Henry Fusselman, H. C. Barrow, George H. Clader, James Schmoyer, J. B.

Waidelich, Robert F. Good John T. Kramer, Nathan Sherer, Harry Gliek, Oliver Moser and several others from Slatington. Death of an Aged Woman. Judith, widow of Samuel Roethline died at the home of her son-in-law Henry school, near Weaversviue, on Wednesday morning, aged 81 years, months and 8 days.

She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Henry with whom she resided, Mrs. Harvey Erdman, of Laury's, Mrs. Henry Smith, of Berlinsville, and Mrs. Fred E.

N'eff, of Perkas'le, and four sons Louis G. Roethline, F. J. Roethiine, postmaster at Northampton, and W. W.

Roethline, of Streeter, 111. The funeral was held on Monday morning with short services at the house and regular services at the Howertown Church and interment in the cemetery adjoining, Rev. David Scheirer officiating. Turnpike Company Censured. The coroner's jury that investigated the death of Mrs.

Elizabeth Heitz, who was killed by a car on the Philadelphia and Lehigh Valley Traction Company's lines on the evening of Feb. 7th, censured the Quakertown a.nd iSellersville Turnpike Company for not having its highway properly opened, thus making it necessary for the traveling public to use a portion of the trolley company's road for travel. REGISTER OF SALES. -The followinc is a Rea'ster of SrIpr to be advertised in th'e naper nr for which bills lire to be printed at this ofbee March 7 Farm stock oi jamcs a. nesner, in I r- cr ftia'-nncie.

near liomrocEsvuie. March 1(4 Farm stock, kc Henry H. Stephens. at tTriet-emersvule. Autztown trolley cars pssa the faiin.

J.J 0ACKF.NfUCH.4nc Belfncll Spring. Ronte 3. Feb. 22 March 25 and April 24 Ctrrisijea. seighs kc, it.

H. Ott Estate, Centre Bquarie. ai-entown. March a Farm stock of Tlirmias ChriBtman, bt- twen Alliurlia and Macun-iie Marcli 11 Fanu mock of eake, on tbe Deilv farm, near 8cho-Ufcrville. March Farm stock of Edgar Wenner.

near 8ie- ffHt'rt Mill tifMth Whitehall March 14 Kami etc ok of Lewis Gnth, near Cnap- man't Upper Mucunfoe. March 1( and 3n F'arm st ck of Mrs. Jane Weid al V.iIIuti Station. South hlteliau. March 17 Farm stock of Oscar Miller, on the Dorney farm, at driest meiBville.

south tttme-ha 1. March 2U Farm stock of N-wton Robins, on Packer's farm. Lower Catasauqaa. March 21 Farm stock of Tilub. A.

t-chleRel. on tbe liuch farm, near Ruclisville. North lutena March 22 Farm Btock and household g.iods of William Arnold, on the Doruey farm, Griese- mi-reviHe, Moiuh Whitehall March 23 Farm stock of Francis Xewhard, near the Stone Crusher. Whitehall tsp. March 24 Farm stock of V.c'.or Keinhard, on the James Eberhard farm, at Mickley'a church.

March 27 -Household goods of Charles Nagle, on Calvin Guth'a farm, near Siegeravine. March 28 Farm stock, of Daniel Wright, at Schadt's school house, Whitehall tsp. 8. WALTEU SNVDEIi, Auctioneer Neff's. March 4 Farm stock of Lcroy Breyfogel, on the QUh farm, Northampton county.

March Id Farm stock of Franklin Smith, on the Fuller farm, Ballietsville, North Whitehall tsp. March 14 Farm Btock of Alfred Ritter, near Egypt, North Whitehall tsp. March 1.1 and Hi Farm Btock and hotel fixtures of Milton J. Hoffman, at the Turf and Farm hotel. North Whitehall tsp.

March Hi Farm Btock of Owen F. Rice, on the Lewis ClausBer farm, near Laury's, North Whitehall. March 17 Farm stock of Joseph Pi ter, on Nero Peter's farm. Egypt. Whitehall tsp.

March 18 Farm stock of Owen Sieger, at Siegers-ville. South Whitehall tsp. March 21 Farm stock of Henry Fenstermaker, on the Samuel Dech farm, near Trexlertown. OLIVER STlTDT, Auctioneer. Bowers, Pa.

25 Bale of H. D. Hittler. at Trex.ertown. March 4-Farm stock of iliiam Kerchuer.

on the R. v. Sxhindel farm, near Kant Texas, Lower Macungie. March lu Hale of Henry Fogel, at Breinigsville. March 11 Sale of George Hsrbster, at Shamrock March 14 Farm Btock of Samuel Oswald, near lireinlesville.

Lower Macungie. March is Farm stcck of Charles E. Smith, AllmrtiH. Lower Macungie. tHp.

I March Hi Sale of illoughby Schmoyer, at urei- March 17 Sale of Milton Zimmerman, at Heiney- mansville. March lH-Sale of Irwin F. Scbulcr. at BreinlgRVille. March 21 Sale of Amaudua Henry, at East Texas.

W. A. LAt'DENSLAGER, Auc. Route 1, Macungie. March 16 -Farm stock of .1.

Aug. Reinhard. near the former State Fishery, in Western Salis-hnrv tan. March 17 Farm stock of Wm. Mohr, on the Judith Wenner farm, ar Spring Creek.

March 2r Farm stock of F. L. Laudenslager, on the John Creveling farm, near State FiBhery, Salisbury tsp. March 2H HoiiHehold goods of Maria Schmeltzly, near Miuesite, Lwer nacuugie isp. J.

W. JACOBY, Auctioneer. Litetuberg. March 10 Farm stock, of Clinton Kiilms, on tbe public road leading from Allentown to Fogelsville, near tue uan-nay nouse. EL1A8 Auctioneer, Claussville.

March 9 Farm stock of Lucy Werlcy, near Reitz's distil.TT. in Weisclibnrg tsp. March -Farm Ftock of Mrs. Cora Stealer, linhe' town. Lowui.l tsp.

A. B. JONES. Auctiouer, P.oute 2, Coopersburg March 2 Firm stock of Wm. H.

Rupp, near Vera Cru. Milfurd tsp. H. C. HCIiOi'NLV, Auctioneer, Hosensack.

Mrcb 11 Farm stock of Joseph Knbns. on bis (arm. hallway between Macungie and Emaus NATHAN COfcRAD, Auctioneer. Allentown. March 20 F'arm stock of Daniel George, on the Fisher farm, between Macungie and East Texas.

H. I. KECK, Auctioneer, Northampton. March 15 Farm stock of F. Frantz, on the Kurtz farm, East CataBauojia.

"WANTED. A MARRIED MAN to work on farm. Good wages. Applv at 28 S. Filth Street, Allen-Feb, 15-3w town, i'a.

son terof vearfi. aged son, of davs. aged ter aged aged aged of fant his aged aged and and the of of in 9 7 of no their purchases can leave them on the premises until March 31st. Conditions, 8 months credit, or 2 percent, off for cash. EDGAR J.

ESNER. J. J. Gai kenrach, Auctioneer. L.

H. Gi-th, Clerk. Feb. 22-3w PUBLIC SALE OF Valuable Farm Stock. THE undersigned will sell at pirhttc sale on FRIDAY and TUESDAY.

MARCH 10th and 11th, 1905, beginning at 12.30 o'clock in the afternoon each day, at his residence situate on the road leading from Macungie to Treichlersville, about l1-, miles south of Macungie, near Jacob stein's farm, the following farm stock and household goods, to wit A horse, is gentle and' works single and double, a cow, in profit by time of sale 10 chickens, a one-horse' wagon, 2 spring wagons, one with top, 2 top bug-gieB, sled, stone sled, Miller plow, hook plow, 2 harrows, spring harrow, 2 cultivators, fanning mill, telegraph hand feed cutter, straw bench, corn sheller, one-horse laud roller, com marker, hay ladders and bolsters, boue mill, grain cradle, wheelbarrow, 2 sets heavy harness. '2 sets light harness, (ly net, forks, rakes, log, cow and other chains, vinegar bv the barrel, empty barrels, 2 meat stenners. 3 tubs, butter churn, grindstone, single and double trees, meat cutter, 2 step ladders, one double ladder, 32 feet long, wagon boards, 3 chests, grain bags, lot oak planks, and other articles too numerous to mention The foregoing to be sold the first day of sale. HOUSEHOLD GOODS A corner closet, 2 cupboards, bureau, 2 sinks, cooking range, wood stove, parlor stove, cooking stove, all with pipe, gallon copper kettle, iron kettle, flour chest. 3 butter boxes, 3 beds with bedding, bedstead, cot beds, sewing machine, lounge, settee, extension table, 2 drop-leaf tables, washstands.

mirror, clock, Vi doz. chairs. 2 rockers. centre table. 2 milk cans, 12 pots apple butter, 2 comforts, fi bed quilts, other kinds of bedding, mostly home-made, kinds of glassware, queensware.

cooking utensils, about 100 yards of carpets, oil cloth, lot preserved fruit, lot empty jars, cooking and planting potatoes, 4 five-gallon stone pots, lot home-made soap, forks, knives and spoons, and various other articles. These to be sold on the second day. Conditions made known on dav of sale bv CHARLES SNYDER. H. C.

Schoexi.y, Auctioneer. Feb. 22-3w tT No hucksters allowed. PUBLIC SALE OF Valuable Farm Stock. rpHE undersigned will sell at public sale, on I FRIDAY, MARCH 17th.

1905, at 1 o'clock in tlie alternoon, on the Dorney farm, near the new Muhlenberg College buildings in the western limits of Allentown. and tbe Allentown and Reading trolley line runs throns-h the ises, the follow ing valuable farm stock, to wit Five horses, one a sorrel horse, 8 xj years oio. worss single and double. good driver, a grey horse, good for anv lady or child to drive. 9 vears old bay mare, 9 years old, works single or double, a black mare.

10 vears old. works simrle or double. eiiv.cai i V. v.Jil, iu VOWS, llii gOOU a milkers, 2 of them in profit by sale, fat hogs, weighing about 250 pounds each, 2 stock bulls, pigs, weighing lrom 20 to loo pounds, a four-horse wagon, a two-horse wagon with body, as good as new, and capable of carrying 2V, tons, a light two-horse wagon, a lop Buggy, i sleighs, one heavv and the other light, laud roller, seed drill, 2 spike harrows, spring harrow, good as new, 2 cultivators, new com weeder, com plow, corn planter with phosphate attachment, good as new, 2 hav ladders with bolsters, manure boards 2 Syracuse plows, hay rake, hay tedder, new Deering grass mower, a Piano self-hinder, feed cutter, threshing in with horse power and jack, wind .1. circular saw.

3 sevthes. 5 com choppers. 4 plow trees. 4 double trees, 3 sets heavy harness, set light harness, 2 jack lines, forks, rakes, corn sheller, com rower, 2 potato Paris green sprayers, good shepherd dog, 2 years old, about 4 tons meadow nay, and lots of other small articles. Conditions, 9 months credit.

0. A MILLER. J. J. Gackeseach, Auctioneer.

Feb. 22-iw TWO DAYS' SALE OF VALUABLE Tersonal Property. HE undersigned in Ballietsville, will on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. MARCH nd and 23rd. 1905.

at 1 o'clock in tbe afternoon sell the billowing valuable personal property, to nil A black horse, 7 years old, 2 brown mares, closely mated, safe and reliable in all harness, both 8 years old, a grey pacing mare, 6 years old. can show a mite in less then 3 minutes, 1 JtJj one-horse Wiicou with hodv it, tr wagons, a wo seated carriage. a rubber tire top buggy, almost new. a phaeton top buggy, almost new, a piano top btiggv. a two- seated sleigh, a single sleigh, a truck sleigh, a two- norse sieign, nay rake, set hav ladders with bo sters, Syracuse plow, harrow, cultivator, one hand cultivator.

(Everett's make.) wheelbarrow, circu lar saw, a It! foot ladder, a 25 foot ladder. 3 sets double harness, set heavv double harness, col lars, bridles. 3 truck harness. 2 single light harness, li tly nets, check lines, bear lap robe, horse and lap blankets, Vs chickens. 9 dneks, forks.

rakes, log, cow and other chains, etc. Also house hold goods such as 3 bed suites and bedding. lounge, parlor suite, extension table, corner clip board, book ease, secretary, lot chairs and rock ers. 100 yards rag. brussel and ingrain carpet.

parlor stove. 2 stoves used in butcher wagons, 2 clocks, lot pictures, lot of old china, queensware, glass and tinware, 2 copper kettles, 2 iron kettles, 4 hanging lamps, 12 barrels vinegar, tubs, stenners. 100 gallon oil lawn ornaments such as iron lion, Ac, and many other articles too numerous to mention. Conditions made known on dav of sale bv JACOB P. FALK S.

Walter Snyder, Auctioneer. B. F. Ritter, Clerk. Feb.

22-4w PUBLIC SALE OF Valuable Farm Stock rinjh undersigned will sell at public sale, on 1. FKJIiAY, MARCH 17th. 1U05. at 12 o'clock noon, on Marv Peter hum. situate in the of Egypt, on the road leading to Ballietsville.

in Hbiiciiaii townsnip. Lelngli county, the following valuable farm stock, to wit Five good working horses a bav mare, 9 veirs old. a bav mare. 11) vears old, a sorrel horse. 12 years old.

a roan mare, lu years old. a bav mare, lo vears old. all good single and double 6 milch cows some of them in ororit by sale, stock bull. 9 shoats. weighing irom to wo pounds eacn.

aiour-uorse wagon, 2 two-horse wagons with bodies, a bob sleigh, a piano-box buggy, ladders and bolsters, McCorrniek self-binder, McCorniick mower, Osborne self-rake, a Thomas hay tedder, hav rake, a Messinger separator with straw carrier 20 feet long complete, as good as new, an eight-horse lever power, rubber strap 40 feet long, large corn sheller, hand corn sheller, Lyon feed crusher, 2 hand feed cutters, fanning mill. Farmers' Friend seed drill with phosphate attachment, land roller, 3 Syracuse pl.ws, No. 2-78, corn plow, potato plow, furrower, 2 spring harrows, 2 one-horse cultivators, com planter, 2 sets wagon boards. 4 sets heavy harness, set light single harness, lot collars, bridles, halters, check and other lines, lot tiyncts, 2 straps of bells, log and other chains, 2 grain cradles, scythe, forks and rakes, shovels, picks, double and single trees, hand timothv and clover seeder, butter churn, lot of euiptv barrels, 3 barrels of vinegar, lot of chickens, aiid manv other ancles too numerous to mention. Conditions.

9 months credit or 3 ner cent, oil for cash. JOSEPH D. PETER. S. Walter Snyder, Auctioneer.

F. L. Roth, Clerk. Feb. 22-4W PUBLIC SALE OF Valuable Farm Stock rTlIIE undersigned will sell at public sale, on WEDNKSDAY, MARCH 22nd, 11W5, at one clock the afternoon, on the Dnrnev farm, near Griesemersville.

in South Whitehall town ship. Lehigh county, the following valuable farm stoeK, to wit A horse, a cow, in profit in1 April, 4 shoats, weighing' from 2(10 to 250 pounds. 40 chickens, a one-horse wagon 2 spring wagons, buckboard, one-seated sleigh, two-seaieo sieign. set oi narness, as gooa as new. omergooo Harness, strap ol Dells, narrow, hyra cuse plow.

I cultivators, potaoie plow, eider press, brooder, incubator, 21 crates, cages, shovels. forks, chains, basnets, rores. etc. Also household goods bed and bedding, 2 cupboards, side corner board, 3 bureaus, chairs, tables, chests, settee, lot of milk pots, jars, plates, 2 tubs, safe shelf, iron keiue. cooper Kettle, sausase ennder.

meat grinder, range and cook stoves, and many other articles too numerous to mention. Conditions made known on dav of sale bv WILLIAM ARNOLD. J. J. Gai kenra' ii, Auctioneer.

Mar. l-3v PUBLIC SALE OF Valuable Farm Stock. 1 "HERF. will be sold at public sale, on WED JIAKCH l.itb. liKfi.

at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, on the Cbarles B. Kemmerer farm on Ihe Emaus road, near Kroninger's. green houses, in Salisbury townsnip, Lelngn vomit v. the follow ing valuable farm stock, to wit Four cows. 2 of them coming in profit by sale.

2 heavy two-horse wagons, one will) iron axles, a top spring waijon ton buggv. truck sleigh, bobsleigh, ladders, hay rake, threshing machine witli lever power, fanning mill, teed cutter, land roller, cul tiviitors, corn marker, corn planter, phosphate (inn, spring narrow, corn piow, grass machine, 2 plows. 4 sets Heavy harness, truck harness. heavy flvnets. grindstone, forks, and many otiicr articles too numerous to memion.

Conditions made known on day of sale bv CLINTON KEMMERER Ko hucksters allowed and no free dinner. tFcb, Ti-Sv C. J. F. C.

VV. G. J. W. Jo C.

II. H. A. Dress Goods. Exclusive Designs.

Alix Silk Warp, changeable Paradesia, 45 inches wide, very soft and lustrous fabric, suitable for street or evening wear, fl.co a yard. Eolienne staple and evening shades, pure silk warp, soft and clingy, at i.oo up. 40-mch Mon-Reve-Glona, Silk and Wool, in all the leading shades, an excellent fabric at per yard. Panama Cloth, in black and colors, the popular weave of the season, suitable for any wear. Price, 50c up.

Fancy Imported suitings, cl inches wide, very desirable for coat, suit and separate skirts at $1.00 a yard. 5-inch Kainproot buitings, in Tan, Brown, Gray, Blue, special at 1.25 a yarn. Excellent line of colors in the following Henrietta, Serges, Cheviot, Batiste, Crepe W. R. Lawf er Annie M.

E. Kramer, Joseph Farnsehlager, "Domenico Cafoncelli, Charles M. Osoian, Alfred J. Eisenhard Xame. CATASAIQI A FIRST WARD.

Theodore J. Geiger, Second street, John B. George, William A. Landis, Samuel Wint, Cor. Ffont and Willow sts.

Cor. Front and Race streets. Cor. Second street and How- i ertonn avenue. I Medicai Markward, P.

Gilbert, Victor W. Miller, John G. Sacks, Cor. Mulberrv street and Howertown "avenue. V.

side Second street, near Union street. 139 and 141 Front street. CATASAL'orA SECOND WARD. William O'Brien, Front street. Leopold Ehle, F'ront street.

IranK f. Met army, front si. irarmers rioiei.i John W. Geiger, Cor. Second and Bridge sts.

Henrv ft. Bloeher, 417 Front street. h. Bartholomew, Front street. (Eagle Hotel.) COOl'ERSBVRli.

Allen Kemmerer, Station near railroad. II. Gerry, Cor. Main street and Station avenue. David C.

Stoneback, Main street. WEST BETHLEHEM FIRST WARD. Wm. H. itmeyer, Lehigh avenue.

Geo. T. Zweilcl, a. incyard street. Alvin II.

Hahn. llaiu st. and Lehigh ave. Henry A. Gilbert, Main street, between Canal ana Lenigu unuge.

WEST BETHLEHEM SECOND WRD. Charles S. Randels, Fourth Avenue Hotel. Anton Bowman, b. vi eor.

nroaa street ana Imrd avenue. Thomas E. Michael, Union Hotel. WEST BETHLEHEM THIRD WARD. James A.

Kresge, Franklin Hotel. FOUNTAIN HILL. John D. Pureed, Grand Central Hotel. Theodore l'ellegatta.

Cor. Cherokee and Fiot sts. trw in Melt, vy iseneea sireet. Oliver Jacoby, 1004 Delaware avenue. COl'LAY.

Charles X. Alberts, S. E. cor. Second and Coolay streets.

Wm. F. Fenstermaker, Samuel J. Guth, Thomas J. Haner, S.

W. cor. Front and Coplay streeta. Extreme southern end of Second street. Front street, between Centre and Lehigh streets.

MACtSGIE. Main st. (Continental Hotel Main St. (Keystone Hotel.) EMAl'S. Horatio X.

Keyser, David H. Gilbert, Ellen J. Heilman, S. W. cor.

Main and Third streets. Frank H. Crammer, Fifth street, between Broad and Kailroad streets. Frank H. Kurtz, Frank P.

Albert J. Kauch. Peter W. Labarre, Henrv W. Bauer, Main street, between Third and Fourth streets.

S. W. eor. Main and Second streets. Railroad street, between Fourth and Fifth streets.

Chestnut street, between Fourth and Fifth streets. Cor. Fifth and Broad streets. H. D.

Matthew. Woniclsdorf, SLATINOTON. Lewis H. Rohrbach, West side of Main street near Church street. Arlington House.

Xefl House. Mansion House. Levi F. Kuhns, Edward S. Miller, Robert J.

Ringer, Elmer J. Walp, Nelson B. Queen, Emma E. Snyder. G.

Dean Marshall, Slatington, Seventh street. N. k. cor. Centre alley-Main streets.

Herman House. Armory Hall. Jacob G. Behrle, American Hotel. C.

E. Schoeneberger, Broadway House. tJohn Balliet, Bittner House. Slatington, A. W.

Kuntz, Main street, near Dowell st. John T. Kern, Lower Main Hotel) 'Samuel G. Maxwell, Near eor. Kate and Walnut streets.

HANOVER TOWNSHIP. Oliver Brvfogle, I'nion East Allentown. John H. Menuel, South side of turnpike, Hast Allentown. Otto C.

Miener, Ritt'vine. (American Hotel.) Clinton L. Werst, Kilt'ville. Hanover Hotel.) fl'atrick O'Donnell, On turnpike, East Allen- 133 Allen sireet, town. Conrad A.

Steitz, Cor. Race street and Bethle hem road, fc. Catasauqua. James B. Smith, Rittersville.

Mix Walnut sireet, luannaiian noiei.j Allentown, Jerry GautI, South side turnpike, near Rittersville. Race street, Kast Catasatuiua. Fountain House, East Cata- L. Walker, harles li. Bush, sati'iiia.

HKIbKI.BEKU TOWNSHIP. Dr. A. S. Miller, Saegersville, corce A.

Bachman, Pleasant Corner. Alfred F. Hunsicker, Germausville. Elias J. Snvder.

Jordan valley. Wilson F. Schatfer, Deibertsville. I.UWHII.L TOWNSHIP. Harvey F.

Billnei, Bittner's Corner. tWm. M. Shoemaker, Lyou alley. Grill, W.

I'eler, Claussville. Walter J. Miller, Leather Corner Post. LOWER MILEORD TOWNSHIP. Henry W.

Fink Limport. Hosensack. Limeport. Dillingersville. Elmer Hillegass, E.

C. Deilv, fllarry B. Schall, 1120 Linoen street, Allentown. I.VNN TOWNSHIP. Charles S.

Oswald. Lynnport. Louisa G. Miller, Newlrtpoll. Charles L.

I'eler. Stine's Corner. Frank Fetberolf, Wnnauiaker s. Hugene A. Ely, Steinsville.

Josiah J.Lulz, Jacksonville, William F. Brobst, Lyunville. M. 0. Bachman, 1 ripon.

LOWER MACUNGIE TOWNSHIP. Lucian E. Miller, Milton K. Hartzel, Alburlis. Mine-ite.

East Macungie. Wescoesville. Simou Hetfcliinger, Wilson F. Walberl. ilall HV House.

Souih Achilles J. Swoyer, 'harles P. Trexier, East Texas. Alburlis. Hensingersvillc.

Alburtis. Alburlis. East Macungie. Harrison Roth, E. J.

Feinour, Stanley 11. Stoudt, t-Morns D. Ritter, Emaus, E. G. M.

Kuhns, East Texas. SALtsirKV. Near Fountain Hill. Aineyville. Salislmry S'piare.

Mountainville. South Allentown. Lewis Schuster. Edwin F. Miller, Oscar II.

Acker, Morgan Person, Kugcne G. Dome, tEdwin T. Benner. Fair View Valley lb use. hallsourv townsnip, Peter Mover, 440 Ixmigh Allentown.

litules (iruver's Hotel William H. Ruhf, On Cooperburg pike, Lehigh mountain. The star () indicates new application and new applicant. Tlie double dagger indicates be lifted within tuieen davs from dste ol granting. Feb.

15-tej E3r Plant your Farm you the most good in the J. ia i H' Wm. tU A. J. J.

L. a I new iSelect Common Council. Council. Ward. Rep.

Dem. Rep. Dem Mist 1 0 3 0 Second 1 0 0 2 Third 1 2 0 Fourth 1 0 0 2 Fifth '10 2 0 Sixth 0 10 2 Seventh 1 2 Blghth 0 10 2 Ninth 0 10 2 Tenth 1 0 1 1 Kleventh 1 0 2 Toral 8 3 13 New Councils. Kleventh 1 0 1 1 First 1 0 2 0 Second 1 ft 2 Third 10 11 Fourth 1 0 2 FlfHh 1 0 1 1 Sixth 0 10 2 Seventh 1 fl 2 0 Rlghth 0 10 2 Ninth 0 10? Tenth 10 11 Total 8 3 8 14 First District. Judge of Election Wm.

Sitepleton, 69 Thos. Egan, 163 Inspectors. Donald McDonald, 6S P. Brynes, Registration Assessor. Richard Brader.

74 Rich. Brader. 16 Second District. Judge of Election. Jos.

O'Donnell, 46 E. J. Mulligan. 246 Jn.o rotors. E.

J. Gallagher. 46 D. A. Doherty.

24 Registration Assessor. H. N. Paul. 44 Neil McGettigan, 249 SEVENTH WARD.

Common Council. ID. 2D. Ttl. C.

J. Bleiler, A. O. Strauss, D. G.

E. Oavanaugh. R. O. P.

Schlasser, .223 187 410 .197 172 369 .252 2G7 519 .233 258 49G School Directors. J. M. Werley, 240 204 E. Swoyer, 198 180 J.

J. IMuser, 247 250 K. V. Kek, 219 244 444 378 497 463 392 504 Assessor. V.

A. Rulie, .202 190 .256 248 W. H. tsk'hlieher, Constable. Palmer Dieter, ..209 183 ,.248 258 392 506 Jacob Wagner, First District.

Judge of Election. Jacob Frank, 250 H. I. Koch, 210 Inspectors. II Snyder, 2u6 Prank Ynea.

202 Regis-tration Assessor. Orlando Keen, 259 F. W. Fryman, 201 Second District. Judge of Election.

F. B. 250 C. H. March, 1S4 Inspectors.

fi. W. Singiser, 233 H. W. Friel, 204 Registration Assessor.

Wtherhold, 232 E. D. Fried, 209 EIGHTH WARD. School Directors." ID. 2D.

3D. Ttl Dr. D. 3y.l50 195 172 517 F. P.

Smith, 193 184 (J. F. (Schneck, 203 169 C. F. Aliender, 192 139 O.

Blumer. R. 2.05 117 Jo. Kehler, ly 159 177 108 Assessor. 5 516 4 484 444 569 425 M.

Frey, 163 224 182 H. Depue, 144 167 114 Constable. W. Stoneback, 169 248 177 P. Ruch, 144 143 118 405 First District.

Judge of Election. Chas. Forseht, 153 II. J. Ritter, Inspectors.

Samuel Frantz, 157 Bueiseh Registration Assessor. 154 149 Fred Wieand, 167 V. S. Dreisbach, 147 Second District. Judge of Election.

D. II. Jacks, 182 G. F. Bogh, Inspectors.

W. F. Lucas. 177 F. L.

Best, Assessor. Thos. Saul, 187 C. Laury, 209 210 204 Third District. Judge of Election.

M. II. Miller, 114 Griffith Eidell, ISO Inspectors. C. E.

Hartman, 125 J. D. SchafTer, 16S Assessor. II. Berkemeyer, 114 Xath.

Decker, 180 NINTH WARD. Common Council. ID. 2D. Ttl.

Jos. Gersbach. 224 237 461 Suits, are in absolutely new- New Effects in Silks. 20-inch Peau de Messaline. soft and clingy, in all the leading shades (wear guaranteed), at 85c a yard.

Io-inch changeable checks. Louisine weave, very stylish for shirt waist suits, at i.oo a yam. 19-inch Louisine checks for stylish waists, new patterns, 89c a yard. 24-inch Crepe de Chine, in all colors and blaek, exceedingly popular for street and evening costumes 85c a yard np. A complete line of black and colored Taffeta in all widths, prices from 50c a yard up, Jap Silk in white, black and colors, at 50c a yard.

weaves: Rodesia, Melroses, Princellm de Chine, Voile, Btc Allentown, Pa. PUBLIC SALE OF Valuable Farm Stock. THE undersigned will sell at public sale, on Tt'ESDAY, MARCH 21st, 1905. at 12 o'clock noon snarp, on me KncD farm, near RnchsTille, North Whitehall towhship, Lehigh county, the following valuable farm stock, to wit: A Mir of roans. and 11 vcan nM family broke and fearless of steam or automobile, a bay horse, years old family broke, a bav hone.

12 vmra old family broke, a hone called the old brown eolt. ii mucn cows, one wiw call, in pro fit by sale, and 2 fall cows, a heifer inl prom by June, a stock bull, lot of shoats. lot of chicken bv the nonnd a three-horse wagon with body and broad tires, a two-horse wagon with body, a one hone wafon with body, 2 sets of hay ladders and bolsters 1 feet long, spring wagon with top. a buckboard, 2 top buygies. one as guod as new, a Portland sleigh ami good strap of bells, an Osborne self-binder, good as new, land roller, a mower, combined mower and reaper, combination steel harrows, double spike harniw.

2 No. 401 Srracose plows, a Kreidersville plow, a Marietta Ki-ring corn planter with fertilizer attachment, furrow marker, seed arm wun lertuizer attachment, hay rake. 2 steel one-horse cultivators, spring wagon pole, carriage threshing machine with t) feet straw earrrier. WO feet belting, patent hav fork wilh rope and pulley, tannine mill. 7 sets heavy harness.

3 sets sinele harness, one mm nwl as new. 3 jack lines. 2 plow lines. 2 single lines, i nynets, good as new. n.nd corn sheller.

grain cradle, 2 scales, wheelbarrow, forks, shovels, rakes, cow and log chains, lot nf traces, 2 sets manure boards. 5 set double trees, single trees. 2 hand feed cutters, hay by the ton, a No. 1 De-Laval cream separator, 2 iron kettles, good as new. scalding trough.

2 beds, bureau table, a double heater, butter churn and tub, lot of stenners, barrels. 2 barrels vinegar, lot of potatoes, and many other articles too numerous to mention. conditions. io months credit or 3 per cent, off for cash. TILGHMAN A.

SCHLEGEL, 1. J. Gackenrach. Auctioneer. Aaron Greenawalt.I Svlvascs Peter, cieres.

Free dinner from 10 to 12 oclock. Feb. 22-4W PUBLIC SALE OF Valuable Farm Stock. ILL be sold at public sale, on SATURDAY MARCH 11th. Ym.

at his rvsidrnee in Lower Macungie township. Lehigh cnuntv. one mile north of Shamrock, on the road leading from MerUtown to Spring Creek, to wit Five horses, work sineli" and double, one weighing aooni iww pounds, a rrev mare with foal. 14 milch' cows, some fresh by day of sale, 2 stock bulls, a iw with litter. It) shoats.

2 boars, a four horsa wagon, a two-horse wagon, good a new. 3 bodies. Bonnie Johnson self-binder, cuts T1 feet, a McCorrniek mower. Farmers' Favorite aeed drill, hay tedder, hay rake, extra fine land roller, riding cultivator, a one-horse cultivator, weeder. spring harrow.

2 spike harrows, Oliver chilled plows, telegraph feed cmter, 3 inch belt 75 feel long, 2 sets hay ladders and bolsters, corn planter, corn screaper. corn marker, 4 triple and 15 double and single trees. 7 sets harness. 7 fly nets, all as good as new, chains, forks, rakes, shovels, scythe. 5 milk cans, a 8.

cream separator in running condition, latest patent butter churn, butter marker, butter box, butter printer, good as new. a two-horse power gasoline engine, and man; other articles too numerous to mention. Sale to begin at li o'clock noon, when conditions will be made known by GEORGE HERB3TER. OLivF.t J. Stocdi, Auctioneer.

H. C. Feoslt, 1 riArrj. 607613 Hamilton PUBLIC SALE OF Valuable Farm Stock. THE undersigned will sell at public sale, on SATURDAY, MARCH 11th.

1904, at 1 o'clock in the alternoon, snarp, uu me uwik, ur; imui, half mile north of Sehoeuersville, in Hanover township. Lehigh county, on the road leading from Schoenersville to Weaversville, the following valuable farm stock, to wit Nos. 1 and 2. pair bay Horses, coming 5 and 6 years old, extra tine workers. 1 No.

a sorrel pacing norse, coming old extra fine roadster. No. 4. a dark bav mare with foal, coming 10 years old. any ladv can diive her.

No. 5, a bay mare, coming 14 years old, tine worker and extra leader. No. extra fine colt, coming 4 years old, bred by Wilkes Silver Crown, No. 7.

a bay colt, coming 2 years old in spring. No 8, a bay colt, coming 1 year old in spring, 10 neaa 01 came, iwisuup, 4 fresh cows. 4 with calves by sale, 4 fresh the latter part of April, a Jersey Vl heifer, 1VS vears old, a uuicn neiieu i.u raniini3 ears old tine stock, a one year old chM White boar. 4 Chester White sows with litters by April, tine breed 25 shoats from 8 to 10 weeks old. Due 101 01 cuiciens.

i.K.-simrr ihreshinir machine with 22 feet carrier. a two-horse treadle power, a lever power. 3 extra line two-horse wagons with bodies, one with steel spindles and 3 inch tires and the others with steel axles, good as new, a spring wagon. 2 sets hav ladders ana bolsters. uiimci mower, grass cutter in goed condition, hay rake, hav tedder, fertilizer grain drill, 2 single corn planters, a double corn planter with fertilizer attachment.

Tornado feed cutter, new fanning mill which separates wheat from rye, 4 Syracuse plows, i spring tooth harrows, smoothing harrow, smoothing harrow with levers these articles have ouly been in use two season ana are as goou as -t lln. a 1 new, grinostone. com rueim, tit. vice. 3 hand potato planters, harpoon hay lork with carriage track ana ruie eouii.icic.

-t eta tmek harness, lack and buggy harness, cloverseed sower, and manv other articles too numerous to mention. Conditions, under $10 cash, above said amount eight mouths credit or 3 per cent off for cash. JOSEPH B. EAKtL. J.

J. Gackenbach, Auctioneer. Welsbach Table Lamps. The cheapest line in the city 250 etybs to select from Prices from $2.50 to 0 complete. ALLENTOWN GAS 540 Hamilton VI ALLENTOWN, PA.

April 10-ly 1IOUSEWOKK. EXPERIENCED English Speaking girl wanted Apply Mrs. Swayie, 235 N. Fourth Street A Democrat will he chosen City Solicitor to succeed Francis Ci. Lewis" and a Democrait will be chosen a member of the Water Ronrd to succeed D.

S. Bach man, which will make that Hoard Dem oo ratio. FIRST WARD. Common F. Martin, J.

C. Harry, Lewi R. A. F. Noll.

Council. ID. 2D. 178 152 112 129 199 19 207 174 Ttl 32S 241 368 381 Sih'Vl Directors. Francis Dlfhl, Dr.

R. A. Oearhart, D. .128 122 250 257 403 ..12.1 132 ..221 182 ..215 182 K. H.

W. A. it. It. Thon-ifi! Schiill.

Kern, Assessor. Sell. a McXabb, 39 ,.117 124 ..227 1S 241 41' Constable. Henry Sterner, ..122 .227 124 187 248 414 H. Johnson, First District.

Judgn of Hletion. J. Nagle, 218 Martin Clewell, Inspectors. Frank Rauseh, 215 c. Savitz, Registration Assessor.

127 132 J. F. Miller. 173 Chas. Richards, Second District.

Judge of Election. 174 A. If. B. F.gge, 130 John Kenedy, Inspectors.

Cole, 1B7 F. W. Ruerup, Registration Assessor. Ifeln, 184 Jere. Kemmerer, 120 112 HenJ.

126 SECOND WARD. Sdhool Directors. ID. 2D. 3D.

J. Trlt'sehler, "3 175 t. j. Rom, nr. in 172 W.

J. Thomas, R. 71 102 119 W. Welnshelmer, 79 113 106 Assessor. W.

Germnn, 118 171 Price Hoffman, R. 67 114 113 Ttl. 42fi 414 292 298 423 294 J. W. A.

Smitb. 224 232 456 R. J. Snyder, It 115 188 303 E. S.

B'ackenstoe, 123 177 SM School Directors. M. II. Bickert, 208 230 438 G. M.

Bernhard. 227 233 460 R. S. Rathbun, 135 207 342 A. E.

Albright, 121 172 293 Assessor, ST. J. Mahoney, 217 230 417 Amos Good, 127 187 314 Constable. Wm. Gruele, 244 262 506 Harry Bowman, 106 158 261 Allentown.

(Feb, ivu tTeb. 2J-Sw -7.