The Daily News from Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania • Page 2

Yesterday's Baseball Games. At Philadelphia Philadelphia, 12; St. Loui3, 6. At Brooklyn Brooklyn, 20; Cleveland, 2. At New York First game: New York, 13; Cincinnati, 4.

Second game: New York, Cincinnati, 4. At Boston First game: Boston, Louisville, 6. Second game: Louisville, Boston, 1. At Washington Pittsburg, Washington, 3. At Baltimore-Baltimore, 13; Chicago, 5.

AdSCLUTELyKrE Youth Aapeir's Makes the food more delicious and wholesome MOVAl BAKING POWOEH NEW VOW. Land Opeii to Settlement. Pierre, S. Aug. 18.

The local land office has received notice that the record has been cleared to the land relinquished by the state on the Crow creek reservation in the eastern part of this county and the same is now open to settlement. This opens 18,000 acres in this land district DAILYNEWS. PnblUhed Daily (except Sunday) by L. CLEAVER. EDITOR AND PROPR ETORI 1 35 DESTRUCTION IN PORTO RICO.

I.tite Arrivals From the Island Report Much Ruin Wrotiebt. York, Aug. 18. Dr. H.

M. Carroll, President McKinley's commissioner to Porto Rico, who Is now at Plainfield, N. has received a letter detailing the destruction wrought by the hurricane. It says that the serious-cess of the situation is that no one has the money to buy afresh. No planting can be undertaken, nor mills built.

The market is bare; nothing come3 in for sale. A little milk that came In sold for 25 cents a bottle. Every vessel in Ponce is ashore and the warehouses and some houses are partially under water. Several of the passengers on the steamship Philadelphia, which arrived yesterday from Porto Rico, gave accounts of the widespread desolation and ruin wrought by the recent tornado. M.

Bird, of Guayama, said there were 1,000 hogsheads of sugar in Guayama alone and it was thoroughly wet. If it is hot disposed of at once it will be worthless. The natives, says Mr. Bird, are grateful for the aid rendered to them by the Amsricans, but free trade would be the only permanent relief. They ask for the establishing of agricultural banks to loan money at moderate terms of interest to the needy farmers.

Money now commands from 10 to 18 per cent. Hair Vigor restores color to gray hair. Out," Have HEADACHE, backache; poor appetite, bad complexion, and would like to feel and look well, let us recommend CELERY DIG to you. Sold by Druggist Price 25c and 50c 7 IIT. CAEMEL, AUGUST 18.

1899. State Zoologist Fernald Reslarns. Harrisburg, Aug. 18. State Economic Zoologist Fernald has tendered his resignation to take effect Sept.

1, he having accepted a chair at Amherst college. He will be succeeded by B. F. MacCarthney, of Jefferson county. According to an agreement en cured to the advertiser.

This is a stride in the proper direction and will be favoi ably received by their patrons. Ulot In Oitm. Havana. Auz. 38 A.

small riot oc-r urred in Havana last evening growing out of an attempt to lynch one, Vil-iegas, a former lieutenant of police, who had ill treated his wife in the most atrocious manner. Villegas had been in Vivac, the Tombs of Havana, for several days. Yesterday his wife died, and shortly after sundown a crowd of a 1,000 people met on the plaza and after listening to fiery addresses, began to march on Vivac. A detachment of artillery met the mob and the latter promptly dispersed. tered into by the Editors ot the The sunshine oi lile is to be found in our own natures.

'What mipht have been" it tlUt daily papers at Shamokin, the size of those papers will be reduced to four pages of six colums each. The price of advertising will be advanced proportionally and more prominent position se-, Gun-shot wounds and powder-burns cuts, bruises, sprains, wounds from rusty nails, insect stings and ivy poisoning, quickly healed by DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Positively prevents blood poisoning. Beware of counterfeits. "DeWitts" is SAFE and E.

W. Samuel, Druggist. tie cough hadn't been neglected is the sad reflection of thousands of consumn. tives. One Minute Coueh Cure rnrpo jom Hard Coal.

coughs and colds. E. W. Samuel Druggist. BEAU THE TIFHL ILots in New Addition now on Sale.

Finely equipped School Mouse. Center of Many ILarge Collieries. BBest Place for a working-man to get a Home. Xots 3 by 10 feet. Wide Streets.

Roaring Creek water on ground. the (Grreenough Tract. nly land for sale between Shamokin and Mt. Carmel i i Penn Anfhracitc CoIC. Rsd Houe, 1 Sett Colliery VA i Distances jrom tlarion Heights vjfef To the Storehouse, Imilp vs f.

I Ptnnsylvania, sS0'-' ssbLsL I I Girard, Richards. 3 oVoX 5 Ad Patterson i 11 Swamp. Zi 7899. Lancaster. 2j ya goo-heitolhe i'nt A new Colliery is now being opened at MARION MEICrMTS, the shaft being 23 feet deep.

Resides the new Colliery Marion Heights is MEN AND BOYS. MEN AND BOYS. V2 miles from -Hickory Swamp employing about 600 MEN AND BOYS. 1 mile from Natalie Colliery employing about 1200 miles from Hickory Ridge Colliery employing about 650 miles from Pennsylvania Colliery employing about 1000 2 miles from Girard Colliery employing about 350 380 460 900 3 miles from Locust Gap Coilliery employing about 3 miles from Locust Spring Colliery employing about 3 miles from Alaska Colliery employing about 2 miles from Colbert Colliery employing about 300 3 miles from Richards Colliery employing about i300 Here YOU can buy A LOT FOR $100 and after PayinS a few dollars down, the balance you can pay in small monthly installments. El.

NO ED ID NO 1 1 A man on the ground to show lots. For further information call on JELMEEK the Meal Estate Agent, Shamokin, Pa..