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THE AIjLENTOW DAILY LEADER. HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES. STRICTLY PERSONAL Last Edition. How Cheap, Bui How Good! The Center of Low Prices ASTRICH'S, 737 HAMILTON KOCH THE BIG STORE. "Greatest Clothing Corner" in the Lehigh Valley.

HANDSOME SUITS AND OVERCOATS For Fall Wear. NEXT WEEK'S FAIR, Paraded In South Bethlehem. The Columbia Fire Co. left at 12.30 to-day for South Bethlehem to participate lrt the big firmen's parade there Jhis afternoon. Thlir were accompanied by the Slatington Band.

In the ranks of the Columbia Co. was driven the new chemical engine which arrived last niglit. It waa drawn by the Columbia grays and Ed. Deitrich handled the ribbons. Peter Beisel officiated as pipeman.

The Allentown Band was also in the parade. Complete Program for Each of the Tour Dave' Events. The following official program of They Elect Officers ana Select Colon for the Hext Tear. A meeting of the class of '98, Allentown high school, was held last evening in the Hunsicker building. John Mertz was elected president.

The other officers are: Vice president, Oena Bittner; treasurer, Harold Hersh; assistant treasurers, Annie Grim and Dora Ly nd budget editors, Hannah Amey, Stella Fisher and Annie Roder; secretary, Linnie Miller. Canary and navy blue were retained as class colors. The class of '99, high school, met lost evening and organized. Samuel Bisen-brown was elected president; Miss Tryphena Ulrich, vice president; Olive Newhard, secretary; Carl Schnurman, treasurer; budget editors, Florrie Ochs, Verietta Uhl, Thomas Powell and AUR store is ready, excepting the final touches of painters, electricians and carpenters, for the Fall Miss Margaret Mauser, of Bath, Is Visiting friends in this city. Miss Emma Mosser entertained the Duplicate Whist Club yesterday.

W. H. Thornton and wife, of New York, are guests at the Hotel Allen. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Knerr, of this city.left for New York to visit their son, Walter. Miss May Wilson, of Alburtis, is the guest of Miss Florence Daubenspeck for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Uhler, at Eas-ton, are the guests of Dr.

O. H. Uhler, at the Grand Central. Miss Jennie Lehnen, forelady In the Pottsville silk mill, is visiting her parents on Chew Street. Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Dech, of Philadelphia, son of Lewis Dech, of this city, left last evening for St. Louis. A. S.

Derr, of Wescoesville, and G. D. B. Schmoyer, of Alburtis, were The Popular Millinery Store of Allentown. Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear.

Thereisonly one way to cure Deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lininer of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube frets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is eutirely closed Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be season and is an "Open House" to all lovers of the beautiful It contains the most magnificent gathering of MEN'S, BOYS' and CHILDREN'S SUITS, OVERCOATS and FURNISHINGS its roof ever covered Every article is as standard as a gold dollar Another emphatic and unusual point: Best materials and exquisite i next week's fair was prepared by President Roth and his assistants last evening: Special attractions in front of grand stand between heats: Beni Zoug Zoug Arabs, an oriental sensation; the Marians, grotesque equilibrists; Millie Zoar, queen, of the tight wire; Eugene A. Neidert, America's champion trick rider. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21.

10 o'clock a. nr. A general cavalcade will be held in the following order, headed by the famous Pioneer Band: Stallions, mares, colts, carriages, to be driven three times around the track. All horses entered; for exhibition: must appear daily in the cavalcade, if not, they will forfeit their premiums, and 50 cents a day will be charged for their feed. The superintendent will see that these rules are Onr enormous variety and our very low price make our store so noniilar.

Harry Schmidt. Dark blue and white taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; were adopted as the' colors. This is the store whore the ladies eo to dine cases out or ten are caused Dy calarrft, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of The class of 1900 has adopted cerise ouy ineir millinery. found is our store. We don't pretend to sell more goods than all the registered to-day at the Cross Keys.

John Reese and Victor Frey have re and white as its colors. John A. iMc-Collum is temporary president. Now We Are Ready turned from a five days' trip to New other stores in the city com mc inucous suriaces. We will give One Hundred Io'lars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.

Send for circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY Toledo, O. 3" Sold by Druggists, 75c.

York, Coney Island and other places. THIEVES AT ROCKDALS. bined. But we claim in all Bryan I. O'Neill.

Mr. and Mrs. H. much that will inspire Thrifty Buyers to wend their way Thitherward to "THE BIG STORE." for fall Trade, C. Gladstone and Mr.

and Mrs. M. H. honesty to sell Pianos and Or DEATHS. Bickert were visitors in New York yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. W. E. P.

Wolf, wife Come and see our goods. Take note of YOU are cordially welcome to roam at will through our new enlarged store and see the Great Alterations. gans cheaper than any other store. We guarantee better K4m our prices. We invite you to see our new (roods.

strictly enforced and report to the secretary daily. Horses entered for speed We have carried no millinery goods and daughter, of Chambersburg, are the guests of Mrs. Sarah Mauser, of 534 North Eighth Street. lames Schneck and Family Are the Losers This lime. The people, of Rockdale and vicinity have again been alarmed by hearing the news that last night another house had been entered.

This time David Sehneek is the victim. He mourns the loss of his coat and vest, while a pair of shoes, a pair of suspenders and a watch chain ate values in all kinds of musical merchandise for the money than over ironi mst season. Everything New this season's pur Miss Lena. G. Roth, of No.

448 North 3CHANTZ. Nenr Seiple's Station, Sept. r7, 1897, Carrie Mamie, infant daughter of Edward aud Laura Schauta, aged I year. 6 months and 9 days. Funeral on Monday at 1.30 p.

m. from the residence of the grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Koiaicll.

Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Services and burial at Mickley's. M1IXKR. In Aineyville, September 16, 1S97, Ida Minerva, daughter of William and Flora Miller, aired 8 months and days. Funeral excepted.

Exhibitors are kindly requested to appear in said cavalcade each day with cattle under pole and halter. 11 o'clock m. All horses entered in Third Street, left yesterday morning for elsewhere. KOCH Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N. THE BIG STORED to resume her studies.

class 2, coach, stallions and mares, will chase. Felt Sailors and Walking Hals, also missing. The thieves entered the John Miller, of Slatington, left to-day appear in the ring in. front of the Hotel Allen Centre Square, Allentown. for Springfield, Ohio, where he will en Fred F.Kramer stables for inspection by the judges.

ll.dO m. Class 5, heavy draught nouse through a window without being detected and nothing of the theft was known to the family until this morning. Evidently somebody is trying to stock himself for tihe winter at the expense of other people. The AHentown's Greatest riuslc Store, 544 Hamflton Street. horses, will be judged.

12.15 p. m. Class all horses entered in the gentlemen's road race will be called. Seeing Is Believing. No store can show you a selection like ours.

All the leading styles in all the new colors. Sailor lists, plain or bell crown. Nice, new, natty styles at 75o thieves had better not get too bold or 2 p. m. The bicycle races will be on Sundav at 4 p.

to which relatives and friends are respectfully invited. Services at the house. Burial in St. Mark's Cemetery. Mountainville.

Sept 17, 1807, Arthur W. son of Jacob B. and Mary M. aged 2 months aud 22 days. Funeral on Tuesday at 9.30 a.

from the parents' residence, in Mouutainville, to which relatives and friends are respectfully invited. Services in Salisbury Church. Burial in cemetery adjoining. this city. September 17, 18,7, Amandus SchifTert, aged 47 years, 6 months and 24 days.

Funeral services at his late residence. No. Wire Street, on Tuesday at 2 p. to which relatives, friends and Green-leaf Lodpe, No. 2S7, K.

of P. are all respect OUR- ter the Wittenberg Seminary next week as a theological student. Mr. and Mrs. Will Knerr and daughter, Hilda, of Claussville, visited friends in town and also attended the Bethlehem fair yesterday.

David Small, of Lebanon, yesterday visited Mayor Lewis. They were schoolmates at Yale 17 years ago and had not seen each other since then. B. J. Rapp, of this city, has been appointed district president of Lehigh District, No.

1, P. O. S. of by the they may bey greeted, with leadi at called. other attempts.

ana 1. OSTRICH PLUMES 2.15 p. in Class 6, heavy draught WOODEN ANNIVERSARY! horses, will appear in front of thi For the Fall of '97 we will show you the best line of Carpets NEW CHEMICAL ENGINE. stables. of every grade, make, styles and coloring effects you have ever The new custom tariff Is advancing 2.30 p.

m. Class 7, light draught Five'years ago we opened a cut rate icatent medicine store in Allentown prices on these goods and we were Splendid Machine, Fresh From Eolloway'a horses, will appear at the same places laid your eyes on. No few pieces of a kind but an assortment lucky tomake onr purchases jnstin time. for inspectioin. cut the prices on medicines from UBO to 60 per cent.

The dealers as you r.ui 11 reai'y was nut iuok at alt it was of the various makes at 3.00 m. Class 8, light draught seeing an opportunity and Beizing it it horses, will be judged. well remember, made every effort to Tuin our business, because we sold you Our Continued Low Prices. 3.30 p. m.

Class 9, general purpose was simply good store keeping. The Jjovr Prices Will Remain While the Goods Last. But the next few weeks will make big breaks in the assortments and it is a wise woman who comes earlv. horses will appear in the ring. fully invited.

Interment in Fairview Cemetery. HKRTZKE In this city. September 17, 1897. Wilhelmina, wife of Kdwarcl Hertzke, aged 36 years, 9 months aud 21 days. Funeral on Monday at 2 p.

from the residence of ber husband, No. 31 North Fountain Street, to which relatives, friends and adult members of St. Michael's Infant Sunday School, are all respectfully invited. Services before burial in St. Michael's Lutheran Church, Ninth and Turner streets.

Interment in West End Cemetery. et a fair profit, and are still doing everything possible to get you away from us, so we would have to quit, so hey could advance prices on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22. 10 a. m. The general cavalcade will state president, A.

J. Colborn, of Scranton. Mrs. Rehecea Fritz and Miss Savilla Fritz will attend the meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of the East German Conference of the United Brethren Church at Palmyra next Wednesday and Thursday. B.

Frank Jarret, a native of Macun-gie, and for many years the senior member of the firm of Jarrett Bros. Kedm.and later Jarret among the These are going to be busy days in our be held, headed by the Allentown hve are happy to say that you have Shimer, Laub Weaver Shops, Arrives In Town. The new chemical engine for the Rescue Hook Ladder Co. arrived last night. Through the courtesy of T.

J. Fretz, the Lehigh Valley agent, it arrived a day ahead of schedule time. He sent word! along the line that it was wanted. The engine was brought in by a coal train and switched on a sidins whence it was brought up town by Chief Grim and Oscar and Peter Beisel. The new m-glne will be used for a few days by the America Company, after which it will be placed in the Rescue House.

The America will answer calls to the east and the Rescue to the west and both will run out on Hamilton Street calls. Band, under the same rules and regulations as on Tuesday. supported us nobly, and through the 10.45 a. m. Class 10, roadsters, will appear on the track at the judges' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

leading grocers of Philadelphia, is ser 37 Hamilton Street. stand in front of the grand stand for inspection. iously ill with consumption at his home 11.00 a. m. Class 11, road teams will "1 )OA RDKRS WANTED.

By the week or by 19 the day. Trices reasonable. Call at 939 appear at the same place. store lor the next tew weeks. We are limiting Great Preparations to make our opening display tell the story of our stock and our methods of doing business displays are great talkers.

What youreyes see is more convincing than columns ot newspaper advertising. We expect to see you at our opening. You expect to see that what we advertise is truo! It' you are disappointed you needn't cotne again. KID GLOVES Wo have a larger stock than usual and are offering the most favorable prices to buversol Kit) GLOVKS. Chew Street.

Speed will be called at 12 m. No. 2, W. F. HECKER, 2.40 crass, trotting, purse $400; No.

3, 2.26 class, trotting, purse $500; No. 4, HOUSE FOR all modern improvements, in excellent condition and line locality. Rent very reasonable. Apply at 407 North hecond Street. 2.20 class, pacing, purse $500.

OBITUARY NOTES, in Philadelphia. Rev. W. A. Leopold, of this, city, presiding elder of the Philadelphia district, preached in Grace Evangelical Church, Easton, last evening.

John Davis, engineer for the Allen-towin Ice who was struck by a connecting rod a few nights ago, had two more stitches sewed into his wounds last Charles Bowman, son of W. W. Slatington, who spent his vaca DEALER IN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. 10 a. m.

The general cavalcade will Jdull times wnen so many lousiness jplaces were going behind, our business inarched along surpassing any business we had done before. Why was 'this? Is It hard to answer? We had come here and reduced the extreme profits, saving the people of Allenitown thousands of dollars. They in exchange gave us their trade, as they IweJl knew the prices would go up, if our business failed. We, in handling large Quantities of these goods, can buy them very low and can also sell them low. Tour interests and our interests are mutual; for us to stand together means success for both.

You, to get the goods right along at these prices, should give us your trade whenever possible, arid by us getting your trade we will give you the low prices. You do not know what we have to contend with to give you these i prices; we have to fight ewry dealer CADEMY OF MUSIC. be held under the same rules as on previous days. Speed, 11 a. m.

No. 5, 2.15 class, First Class kmm iachines pacing, purse $600; No. 6, 2.21 class, trotting, purse $500; No. 7, 2.33 class, tion with his parents.left for the North Tuesday Wednesday, Sept. 21 22.

MORRISON'S Original famous Scenic and Dramatic Production of FAUST racing, purse $400; No. 8, 2.16 class, trotting, purse $500. THE POPULAR DOLLAR GLoVE is the same quality hs lust season; iq four button, Poster hook and two clasp, with silk embroidered backs, gnsseted fingers and made from prime quality Lambskin. During FAIR WEEK we will offer some Extraordinary Good Bargains in all departments. Prices marked riclit on the goods insure quick sales.

Don't be too late western School in Illinois to continue his studies. Lewis H. Repass, son of Rev. Dr. S.

A. Repass, will on October 1 enter the office of the district passenger FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 10 a. m. The genral cavalcade will Miss Katie Gearhard, one of the school teachers at Pennsburg, died this morning at 4.10 of a malignant attack of diphtheria.

She was sick since Sunday. She contracted the disease on account of the loose methods of sanitation in the borough. Children from infected families were allowed to go to school. Now when it is too late, the schools are closed. Miss Gearhard was born Oct.

3, 1873. She was graduated from the Keystone State Normal School, at Kutztown, in 1893 and since then has been teaching at Pennsburg. Her father died 18 years ago. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Maggie Gearhard, and one sister, Annie.

Mies Gearhard was a most PRICES $15, $20, $25, $30 and $35. Best in the market Needles, Oil, Parts and be held, headed by the Allentown and agent of the Northern Pacific Railroad Pioneer Bands. In the city of Allentown, also thi 10.45 a. m. Class 12, family horses m.

mm urn -A will be called to appear on track for inspection. With its Wonderful Klectric and Calcium Effects. The Marvelous "Brocket!" Scene with genuine flashtisof liRhtnhigaud the ruapic raiu of fire. Produced Here in Its Kntirety. Production Entirely New This Season.

Parlor Chairs $1.00 Orchestra 75 Orchestra Circle 50 3 rows Balcony 35 fialanco Balcony 25 Gallery 15 Hot or Cold Repairing oi all Kinds oi sewing Macninesn 11 a. m. Class 13. Saddle horses will at Philadelphia. Prof.

S. A.Kuntz, of Treichlers, was in town to-day on business. He is a graduate of the New England Conservatory at Boston and is an expert music teacher. Chas. Wanamaker, formerly of Bath, has moved his family to Slatington, appear at same place.

11.15 a. m. AH horses entered in Removed to 619 Hamilton Street, Old Place, First Floor. class 14, ponies and ladies' riding and estimable young lady with many driving, will appear at same place. where he has secured employment in charming accomplishments and her death is very deeply regretted.

The Speed, 12 m. No. 9, 2.25 class, pac the slate and mantel factory of the ing, purse $500; No. 10, free for all, Slatington Slate Co. rotting and pacing, purse $600.

No. '11, Horace Silsljy, of Seneca Falls, N. private funeral will take place at o'clock to-morrow afternoon. A mem orial service will be held later on. AM ANDES J.

SCH1FFERT. 2.32 class, trotting, purse $400. Own is, guest at the Allen. He is in town We have that which produces both. The best Lehigh and Honey Brook coal for sale at lowest cash prices.

Full Weight Guaranteed. Drug Associations, both Slate and National; but so far we have been successful and will promise to still supply you if you will give us your patronage as you should not be compelled to pay higher prices for these goods andnot listen to schemes gotten up to ruin our business and by giving us your trade you will certainly continue to buy at these prices. Thanking you again for your support in the past and asking you to still give us your support to help us battle with the believers in large profits and to say we have no connection with any other store in Allentown we remain. Yours truly, American Medicine COT RATE DRUG STORE, 516 Hamilton Allentown, Pa. ijiol Livingood Co.

Amandes J. Sclhiffert, the carriage dealer, died last night at his home at Our Stock of Carpets is complete in every detail. Oar Prices Are the Lowest ever quoted for first-class to look after Silsby interests when the iblds for a new fire steamer will be opened by councils next Tuesday evening. W. H.

Shafer, a member of the Allen Fire Company, is now the chief TAKE A DIAMOND FOR INSTANCE. There is nothing that will last as long, give better satisfaction or retain its value as a good Diamond. We have some very fine, pure white, perfect stones. 549 Wire Street, in the 48th year of his age. He was afflicted with locomotor ataxia and dropsy and several days -i 1 1- ano suffered a stroke of apoplexy.

His wife survives. They had no children ers of speed horses are requested to exercises their horses before 9.30 a. as the track will be used for other purposes after that time. The judging of cattle will commence on Tuesday, September 21, at 1 p. and will be judged in order of catalogue.

The Postal Telegraph Cable Company will open an office during fair week in the northeast corner under the grandi stand and will accept messages for all points, including the delivery of local messages. The rates for the latter will be ten cents for ten words and one cent for each additional- wordi. He was a brother of Mrs. Kramer, of ALLENTOWN ICE CO goods. Tiffin.

Ohio, who is here with her daughter, Mrs. Diehl, living on Gor The public will please take don Street, and of Isaciore Schiffert. He was a member of Greenleaf Lodge, SLMT.RR CFFICE, FACTORY end YAKS No. 257, K. of P.

The funeral will take notice that carpets cannot remain at present prices on account of the advance of their cost in the wholesale market. draughtsman for the American Fire Engine Company at Cincinnati. As a member "of 'the Allentown Fire Department he held badge N. 247 under the old system. AV'm.

Lloyd, of Rippom, Jefferson County, West Virginia, is in "town on a visit to his nephew, A. F. Walter, general manager of the Traction Co. He is accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. T.

J. Yates, who will stay here a month. On account of pressing business Mr. Lloyd will start for- home tomorrow, spending several days in Philadelphia before proceeding to West Virginia. Forty-two acres of Mr.

Lloyd's farm are planted with apple and peach trees. Telephone. place on Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Dr. Singmaster officiating.

WILHELMINA HERTZKE. Wilhelmina, wife of EJward Hertzke, WH AEPPf Jeweler and Optician, 11. ftrrUL, 625 Hamilton St. COURT PROCEEDINGS. Linn Alb Co died last night at her home at 31 North Fountain Street, of consumption, in the 37th year of her age.

She was sick about a year. Her husband, who M. Grimley, is a tailor, and four children survive. Deceased was born in Germany. The funeral will take place on Monday afternoon.

Rev. Mr. Steinhaeuser will Just Come HERE, THERE AND ELSEWHERE Briers officiate. 804 Hamilton St. Frank Good vs.

Tilghman Good and Milton Ochs, co-partners under the firm name of Ochs Son, and Dr. Howard S. Siep. Verdict for the defendants. Frank C.

H. high sheriff of Lehigh, now to the use of Sallie J. Boyer, executrix of Solomon Boyer, deceased, vs. Chas. Confer and Josiah G.

Albright. Verdict for plaintiffs for the amount of replevin bond. An order of sale was awarded in the estate of Laura Gelssinger. The Lehigh Valley Trust and Sate Deposit "Company was appointed guardian of Adelaide Lewis. In the matter of viewers for opening MR.

REED'S COOK BOOK. OUR PRICES are always the lowest. We will not be undersold. We are the recognizeoy cutter. CADEMY OF MUSIC.

A subject to I TALK ABOUT f. i Men talk about women and jf women talk about men. Both jl men and women wbo have paid tueAschbach muslo warerooms a visit are talking about the large sj and beautiful display of Pisnos jfc ijE and Organs contained therein. Another subject to talk about are 3 "the liberal terms upon which an 3 4 instrument can be had. You are 3 not obliged to pay down the entire 5: amount; the conditions are made jj" 3 to suit yonr convenience.

Come 3: see uer and let us explain to you our time system. It may induce you to i become a customer right away. 5 si Two whites and three blacks were before the mayor to-day for drunkenness and vagrancy. The whites got 72 hours. The blacks were discharged.

The second lot of badges have been received by Harry S. Mager, secretary of the badge department. Memibers of the fire department not yet havinar Proceeds Derived From Its Sale to Go to the Hospital Fond, C. S. Reed, manager for the Grand Union Tea Company, has published a neat "Up-to-date Cook Book." The THREE TAKE A SEAT, AND SAY "Foot Ball Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Provisions, SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2.30.

HOPKINS' TRANS-OCEANIC same can get them by applying to the book contains sixty-four pages and is Whitehall Street, court changed the secretary. full of recipes that every housewife name of one of the viewers from R. J. Butz to R. D.

Butz. There was a pod? match for 500 points, $5 a side, at Victor Frey's pool room Star Specialty Company Goods this week. The contestants were Milo Boy Threw Stones: Man Sbook Boy, America's Representative Vaudeville Organization. GRAIN AND STOCK QUOTATIONS, George S. Shelly was held for court by Alderman Jones for assault and battery on Robert L.

son of Mrs. Lena Fluck. The mother made wants to have within reaching distance. An edition of 5000 copies has been published, and these are given gratis to the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Allentown Hospital. The women will next week place the books on sale and thus hope to realize $500.

The compilation of the book was a work of no small magnitude and Mr. Keed deserves great credit for his labor. The ladies interested in the hospital are especial to the nearest clerk and a feast Closing 1. 15 p. September 16, 1897.

American Cotton Oil Co American Sugar Refining Co of good things will be spread out before you. 16 A tcli ison American Tobacco Co 91 S-4 Before buying elsewhere get our prices. The following are a few of our low prices: Madame Ruppert Face Bleach $2 size, $1.43 Munyon's Remedies, 15c. Baltimore Ohio Sterner and Ambrose Young, both of this ctiy. The score stood 500 442 in favor of Sterner.

The packagre party of 'the new com-mandery at the Knights of the Mystic Chain will be held October 7 in Hunk's Hall. Alderman Fatzinger will on Monday evening at 8 o'clock hear the desertion and non-suppont case of Clara Geary vs. Orlando Geary. Special Officer Keck yesterday morning arrested three tramps and Mayor Lewis sent them to jail for twenty days. the charge.

Mr. Shelly says that whenever he passed the Fluck house in South Allentown tihe boy bombarded him with stones. Finally he shook the boy and his arrest followed. Before Alderman Fry he charged the boy I G. C.

Aschbach, fi I 539 Hamilton St. 3g j-Sole agent for Stein way A 3 Bon's Pianos, Mason fc Hamlin ii Organs. We keep everything used Canada Southern Central of New Jersey Chicairo Northwestern i.jJS 51 ly grateful as it will be the means of netting a considerable addition to their in playing foot ball and guar fund. lo7'e with malicious mischief. Iol'i Chicago, Burlington Quincy ChicagoGas Chicago, Milwaukee St.

Paul Chicago, Kock Uland Pacific Chicago, SL Paul, Aliimeapolis ei Omaha. Cleveland, C. C. St St. Louis Delaware Hudson Canal antee our prices to be as low as can be found in New York or Philadelphia.

Watch for bargains in shoes to-mor Men's caps, boys' caps, children's caps, at WOODRING'S NEW HAT STORE, 16-tf 725 Hamilton Street. row, Saturday, at Laros 730 CADEMY OF MUSIC Hamilton Street. 17-2t Delaware, Lackawanna iic Western, Denver Kio Grande, Pref Dis. St Co Erie -12m u. 18H 40 Watch for bargains In shoes to-morrow, Saturday, at Laros 730 Hamilton Street.

17-2t Fire at Slatington. The frame stable of Erasmus Kern, general store keeper on Upper Main General Electric Co Hocking Valley Lehigh Valley Lehigh Navigation Street, Slatington, was destroyed by EARLE B. DOUGLASS, Miss Metzsrar Surprised. There was a surprise party at the home of Mips Cora Metzgar, In honor of Miss Kva Metzpar's twelfth birthday. Games were played and an eloRanit collation was afterwards served by the hostess.

Those present were Misses Blanche Kcheetz, Maude Yeakel, Esther Phultz, Helen Scheetz, Bossie Helm-bach, Laura Shultz, Fred Crader, Gen, Lake shore it Mien, ho Louisville Nashville Manhattan ionV. Mo. Kan. Texaa, Pref Missouri Pacific 3ji National Lead Co Reunion of the 128th. The survivors of the 128th Pennsylvania Regime ihold their seventh annual reunion i Kiedale to-day, being the 35th annlvof the battle of Monday, Sspt.

20. The Eminent American Actor, MR. CRESTON CLARK, AND MISS ADELAIDE PRINCE, Supported by a company of A of mutual strength in the new four act romantic play, The Last of is Race A play of thrilling interest, produced with a complete equipment of Special Scenery. PRICKS Parlor Chairs, Orchestra, Orchestra Circle, jocj Entire Balcony, 35c: Gal. lery, ajc, fire just before noon.

The flames were discovered at 11.30. They spread rapidly to the house of Frank Sheirer, living across the alley. The firemen saved Mr. Scheirer's house. The loss is about $500.

The origin of the fire is unknown. 618 Hamilton Street, Allentown. 58 Main Street, Betnleliem. Brooklyn K. ,6 N.

Y. Central Hudson 1iaZ N. V. Ontario Welt North American Northern Paci tic 'Pheno Caffeine Pills, 15c Paine's Celery Compound 69c, Allcock's Plasters, iCc. Carter Liver Pills, 13c Pink Pills, 35c.

AMERICAN MEDICINE COMPANY The Only Cut Rate Drus Store in Lehigh bounty. Kllnframan, Fred Klingaman, Joe finueiHirik companies i and were recruited in this city and 'the others in Berks anil Bucks Counties. The Allentown survivors left on the 10.20 train this morning. A business meeting will be held this afternoon. Hon.

Northern Pacific. Pref Phultz, Floyd Stirk, Allen Shuler and George Shuler. Rupture and Goitre 29 Of men. women and children permanently William Sowden, of this, city, made an address. The veterans had dinner Professional Card.

cured by a new method in 30 to 60 days without use 01 tiie Kline, at Nelson B. Queen's hotel. Music waa Mr. Schelden's Purchase. Harry S.

Schelden, the contractor, has become the owner of the interest of John Schwartz in the Allentown Brewing Company and the Allentown Ice Manufacturing Company. Mr. Schelden was elected a member of the board! of directors of both corporations, being vice president of the brewing company and treasurer of the ice company. '4 23 I9'4 69K furnished by tihe Slatedale Band. ptiiladelphia Heading Pennsylvania Southern Railway Southern Railway, Pref Tennessee Coat Iron Kailroad Texas Pacific Union Pacific United States Cordage Co limited Stales Rubber Co United Stales Leather Wabash Wabash, Pref Western Union Wheeling Lake Erie Wheeling Lake Erie, Pref No Pain or Loss of Work to Patient.

Recktle Social. The Y. W. C. T.

TJ. pave their first cottape or parlor socjnl on Thursday evening: at the home of Ada Smoyer, corner of Seventh and Washington Streets. About ISO guests were present, some from Ashland, Bethlehem, Cata-sauqua and Reading. There were Hiilt-able amusements of various kinds In connection with a (rraphophone. It waa a complete success.

Every Case Guaranteed. Terms Reasonable. American Medicine Concert. There will be a concert by the Allentown Band next Thursday evening In 10 HI(i ACTS to-First American Appearance of AIMKK, Europe's Greatest Novelty Dancer. ATOIXO, the Adonis of the Wire.

MASTKK WADK COCHKAN, the 8th Wonder of the World. TOM MACK, Kins: oi Minstrel Comedinlis. CASTKM.AT HAM. Acrobatic Comedy Duo. DAI.Y& UEVliRli, Delineators of Celtic Comedy.

MKVF.R COHEN.Cnlifornia'srircntest linritone BKOTHKRSllKK.Ni;. living body transported through space with the rnpidlty of thotiKht. BAKER Jt EARNHAKT, Musical Skctchisls. MATINEB PRICKS-Parlor Chnirs and Or. chestrn, 50c; Orchestra Circle, jjet Entire Bal-com asc; Children anywhere 15c.

KVKNING Chairs nnd Or. chestra, 75c; Orchrstrs Circle, 50c; 3 rows Balcony, Balance Balcony, 35c; Gallery, 15c 3 front of the American Me-diclne Dr. P. J. Kress, S.

W. Cor. 8th and Walnut ALLENTOWN, PA. Practice Limited to Diseases OF THE EYE. EAR NOSE AND i BOAT.

516 518 Hamilton "Street, store at E16 and 518 Hamilton Street. It waa arranged for by Paul Llvlngooa, CHICAGO MARKET. Totient need not pay dollar until cured. Truss discarded after cure. Thousands have hern denied by this method.

Testimonials iur-nibhed 011 request. Consultation and examination free. Correspondence solicited. J. D.

Christman, M. 124 North Sixth Street, Allentown, Fa ALLENTOWN, PA, proprietor of the store and Is con Moments are useless if trifled away; and they are dangerously wasted if consumed by delay In caBes where One Minute Cough Cure would bring Im-mediata relief. H. L. Keiper, 41 N.

Seventh Street tributed to by the business men on May 231-i New fall stock of hats and caps for boys and children. WOODRING, the Hatter, 16-tf 725 Hamilton Street. Cash Dee 92K 28 29 i 19 ao a 40 8 50 4 4 77 Hamilton Street, between. Filth and Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard, Branch store 136 South Main Street, Bethlehem..