Mount Carmel Semi Weekly Item (Newspaper) - November 11, 1899, Mount Carmel, Illinois 90. MOUNT NOVEMBER IL 1899. * the food delicious and BAKINO POWDER NEW Democratic Candidate in Northumberland County Was Successful in result of Tuesday's election was most gratifying to the citizens of Northumberland Democracy made a clean and captured everything in The gang and the Republican ring now in control received a decided The stamped their disapproval on the last six years of extravagant excessive taxations brought about through Republican methods by every Democratic candidate on the ticket by handsome tn the Democratic state ticket was away in the and in old Creasy ran over 1150 ahead of his Republican Colonel Following is the count of received by the Democratic state and county TREASURER 5G24; 6781; 1157. JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT 5911; 490. 9 JUDGE OF SUPERIOR 5888; 6409; 521. PROTHONOTARY 6025; 6546; 521. 5502; 7209; 1707. COMMISSIONER 5588; 6070; 6517; 6487. 5799; 5526; 0B69; 6462. 5618; 6779; The minority Commissioner will be George W. of and the minority Auditor James of is a republican He has it in the Poor of mount is a source of much satisfaction to Mount Carmel people to know t our George W. is the minority he having polled 482 votes more than his running J Mr. Raudenbush is at the present time our very efficient and the immense vote he polled in town is an of his Raudenbush was born January 1, 1843, in Schuylkill When but eleven years of age he started to vork the as a slate He became a miner at the age of is a of Burnside Post No. 92, G. A. and served with the 53ra and 55th Pennsylvania At the close of the |r he moved to Locust In 1884 and 1885 he was elected to the Overseer of the Carmel Later he became a of this and in 1894 was elected being rested in 1895. In 1898 he was again elected to this office and was the present which position he now Raudenbush has the advantage of a common school his ong and active career in life has qualified him in every way for position to which he was on Tuesday conditions of the anthracite coal trade is one of unprecedented The demand for coal is so great that the railroads are just about able to carry sufficient to supply absolute necessity and if there should be a sudden great fall in the temperature there might be danger of a coal This is duo to two is that are not cars to carry the coal to distributing and the is that the carriages of other kinds of freight is so enormous there are blockades on all the and it is a difficult thing to got freight The controls and carries great percentage of is at present practically blocked from the fields as far as Reading and tlie shipment of coal to is almost at a output of all the mines this year will 47.000,000 The companies for the last three months liave been an average of 4,500,000 tons a which is 1,500,000 tons more were taken out in the same time last and there is indication of an increase rather than a falling oli in the output for the year ending September ao was 38,550.000 an increase of nearly 5,500,000 tons as compared with the same period of 1898, and 3.000,000 more than in 1876, The statement of the different roads shows that the coal carried from January 1 to Sept. 30 was 22,572,615 divided as Philadelphia and 6,828,572: Lehigh 5,295,515; Central of New 3,712,668; Lackawanna and Western 4.429,102; 4,429,102; Pennsylvania 3,743,781; Pennsylvania Coal 1.675,710; 1,385,589; New Ontario and Delaware and 2,884.300; Susquehanna and 1,225,982; New Susque hanna and 1,007,369. condition of tlie stocks of tlie coal owning and carrying nads shows tlie result of this great All Illese are remarkably buoyant and the of the Reading company for i n spite of substantial increase in cost of a surplus of after deducting the estimated pro portion of annual charges and taxes of all The returns of the Central Railroad of New Jersey for the same period show an increase of or for the nine and it only to pay the entire year's dividend of 4 per cent. The position of the Reading is most as the first quarter makes it come out with a surplus of which is only less is required to pay the entire dividend on the of preferred The facts show that the anthracite coal trade is in better condition to-day than it has been since the close of tlie Civil it was a glorious victory 1 James A. of who will serve Northumberland county as Prothonotary for the next three polled over 9(5 per of the entire vote of his home 1 had estimated he would poll 97 per and I am satisfied with that Where is the candidate who has done the sumo anywhere in the Stati James has the respect of all our people and is proud of of has entered the employ of W. V. the Mt. Carmel teachers of Carmel township will meet this morning at ton o'clock in the Locust Gap school building and organize a local Every teacher should be present at this given vent to all our political opinions for the past two we will again get down to regular business and furnish the news and an occasional Father tlie newly installed pastor of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic spent the past week visiting his taking a census and obtaining such other information as will aid him in his Walter Karbly and H. J. spent last Saturday at the National Export Exposition and are well pleased witli what they county has once more landed in the proper column and all indications are that she'll stay The mismanagement of the Republicans will not be forgotten for man v moons and the Republicans can never hope to be entrusted with power as long as the memory of man runneth to a To add to this that party is now divided itself and every second man you meet has a knife up his sleeve for his dearly beloved brother in the Watch the change in the county Dunkel has been in ra for several days superintending for the an amusing entertainment will be produced in the opera ise Tuesday 2l8t. purely a home talent and of our local young people will It promises to be one lost pleasing attractions ever bd to Mt. Carmel SHOE McFee has had an immense business since his removal to the Curry The new quarters are large and and the stock displayed in a very attractive Your Bowels With cure constipation for 10c. 25c. If C. C. C. druggist Walter Stock Opera House this week has been the pleasure ground for the people of tills for we had the pleasure of witnessing some of the finest productions ever rendered The audiences were large and Mr. Walter is an his company is composed of actors and his plays are the kind that are wanted The specialty artists are fine and know their This should us with a return will be greeted with crowded houses every Don't forget the matinee this hotel in the Borough of Mt. Car mei with 13 bar and restaurant including bar Opposite First National Apply P. GAP BAND IN evening Locust Gap's fine band came to town and serenaded their former Commis George M. T. wrong livers 1)in2e and Ike you know why? Because for over 20 years we have made it a rule to give the BEST VALUE for the while many of our COMPETITORS prefer BIG PROFITS to BIG SALES AT SMALL our well made blue and black Kersey coats at worth or our stylish covert I Overcoats at to they can't be ed elsewhere within two or three dollars of our It costs you nothing to look at our 25 and 27, North Oak correct fabrics for Autumn Skirts are here in generous A beautiful assortment of grey effects and most any other desirable They run 45, 54 and 56 inches wide from 50c to a Come to see them whether you buy or few of the lawns and dimities reduced to 5 cents If you are looking for a bargain miss new fall stock is not complete but new pieces are coming in everyday so that a good assortment of the latest designs can be shown buy before you see our case of those we sold so many of itV a we offer it to you at the very special price of ask to see Oak M for Cash or on Easy Terms E. C. South Maple GOODS way down in They are good and being sold cheaper than ever before in Mt. M. Righter NOVEMBER 10, Gold Edge Large Fruit Fancy Mustard Gold and White Novelty
