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V FY
Vtt'tnlt in the men elegant form
THK LAXATIVE A NO NUTRITIOUS JUICE
or THE
FIGS OP CALIFORNIA,
Combined with the medicinal
virtues of plants known to be
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system, forming an agreeable
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nently cure Habitual Coustl
pation, and the many ills de
pending on a weak or inactive
condition of the
KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS.
Itls the most excellent remedy known to
CLEANSE THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLY
When one is llilioiu or Cuuslipated
so THAT
PURE: BLOOD, ntSFRBSHIflO SLEEP,
-' HEALTH nnd STRENGTH
NATURALLY FOLLOW.
Every one is using it and all are
delighted with it.
ASK YOUR DFIUOQ'ST FOR
MANUFACTURED ONLY DY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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I. Baker &Co;s
from which tho excess ol
oil lias beon removed, is
Absolutely JPure
land it is Soluble.
No Chemicals
aro used in Its preparation. It lias
more than three times the strength of
Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot
or Sugar, and i3 therefore far nioro
economical, costing less than one cent
a cup. It is delicious, nourishing,
' strengthening, easily digested,
and admirably adapted for invalids
as well as for persons iu health.
Sold by Grocers ovorywhoro.
W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass.
CHRIS. BOSSLER'S
SALOON AND RESTAURANT,
201 N. Main St., '.Shenandoah.
The Finest Stock of Beers, Ales, Cigars, Etc.
Breakfast
Cocoa
II
nmiin
mmm
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iver
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feds ncaaacho and relievo all tbo tronblsa iccf
dent to a bilious etato of tho system, suoh aa
Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress afteff
eating. Pain Is the Side, io. While their mosa
jrejnartable succosa baa been shown iu carina
Sleaaaelio. yet Carter's tlttla TAvec Pffls aw
equally valuable in Constipation, curing ana pre
venting thiaannoylnKComplalnt. while they alas
correct all disorders of tho a tomachUrauIate tha
liver and rcgulato the bowels, Evenirthe jonlj
IiUiathoyvroTddboidmcistprieeleastoUioaawtio
coffer from this dlatrcGlugcomplainti butforta
Zi&tely their goodness docs notondhero.aud those)
,T?ho once try them will find theeo littlo pills valu
able in bo many ways that they will not bo wll
lling to do without them. IJut after allBlcls heat
i lathe bane of so many lives that herolswhcro
womake our great boast. Our puis euro it whlla
Others do not.
Carter'a UtUe Liver rills aro very small an!
very easy to take. One or two pilla make a dose,
tfhey aro strictly vegetable and do not gripe or
Tmrge. but by Uielrgentlo action please aU who
usethem, Invial'iat!3cpn3i uveforSL, Sold
1 by druggists everywhere, or cent by mail.
. CARTER MEDICINE CO., Now York.
SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
Pure Ice Cream !
DREAD AND CAKES,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
Orders promptly attended to. Particular at
tention paid to Balls, Picnics,
Festivals, ete.
NOUTU MAIN BTHEET,
Nur Corner of Lloyd, SHENANDOAH, PENNs
FOE Mffl ONLY!
AMBITIOH! AMBITION!
Pattison's Presidential
O'crlcaps Itself.
Craze
HIS LAST ACT CAPS THE CLIMAX.
Popul
nr Outbreak Over His Sensa
tional Oall of tho Senate.
GRANGERS IN A STATE Or MIHD.
Already Heavily Taxed, Thoy nro In
dignant nt tlio Governor's ltcck
less UxtrnvnRnnt mill Unnco
cssary.ActloiiIteiiubllcnns Prepared to Manfully
Meet tlio Issue Tlicy
Aro Delighted Over
tlio ncmocrntlo
Donmcrang,
Speolnl Correspondence.
PiiH.Anisi.rniA, Oct. 6.
Now that the smoke of tho explosion
of Pattison's first campaign bomb his
call for an extra session of the senate
has cleared away, people are beginning
to see through tho Democratic plan of
campaign, and aro prepared for any
other sensational move that their am
bitious young governor, or his wily sec
retary of state, may make to advance
the Pattison presidential boom.
No one who has looked into this mat
ter from a disinterested standpoint can
come to any other conclusion. Patti
son's doeijjns on the presidency seem to
havo blinded him with the rankest kind
of partisanship. To him there is but
one end iu this calnpaigu. It is absO'
lately necessary that this state shall go
Democratic to bring him into serious
consideration for tho Democratic nomi
nation for the presidency next year.
IIAKltlTV CAN GIVE HILL POINTS.
To accomplish this result, schemes aro
being resorted- to, most of them con
cocted and set on foot by Harrity, who
can give even the tricky David Bennett
Hill points iu cunning and cralty polit
ical machinations, the very thought of
PATTISON AFTER THE PRESIDENCY.
Which would havo fairly shocked the
young governor before tho presidential
bee turned his head. "The end justifies
tho means" is now tho watchword of
the Pattison administration, as the gov
ernor and his cabinet sit down to play a
desperato game at politics.
The cpll of the senate was but a cam
paign device. Tho sole object was to
make capital in tho pending campaign.
The next card played will be in the form
of it sensational message to tho senate
fashioned after the sensational platform
of tho Democratio state convention
mid which will reiterate the several
counts that go to mako up tho Bardsley
business.
REPUBLICANS TO SHIRK NOTHING,"
Tho Republican leaders havo decided
to meet tho issue with the full knowledge
and perfect understanding that the peo
ple of Pennsylvania see through the
mask and appreciato the deep political
game being played by Pattison and his
udvisers. They do not pro pose to shirk
any responsibility.
' Tho people of Penns'lVania aro just
and honest, and do not desire, nor will
they suffer their courts as legai tribunals
to be used for partisan purposes," says
Kcrublican State Chairman Watres.
"The people will justly condemn and
rli'litnnuHiv rebuke uv overwhelming da-
f it any party instituting a' caso in the
nope or securing political auvanfages,
or any party deciding a caso by partisan
pri j-dice. iubtead of by tho law and the
evidence."
At the same time the chairman main
tains, and will insist, as long as he shall
lie st the head of tho party organization,
thin-'.here shall be a fair aud diligent
iuve.stigation of every charge that may
be b ought against any Republican ofll
ciul. Tho Republican irty, he holds, is
too big, and ; -on is too broad and
far reaching to .lermit any man or set of
men, who muy bo guilty of wrong do
ing, to stand in the way of its onward
inurch. Thore must be no hesitation in
Republican ranks. Every guilty man
in the way must be punished. The Re-'
publican party has repudiated Bardsley
and sent him to jail. The Republican
party is prepared to deal in the same
summary and impartial manner with
any other oflicial who may be proven
guilty ut like misconduct. That is the
Republican demand. That is tho Re
publican policy as expressed by the Re
publican leaders aud the united Repub
lican newspapers of Pennsylvania.
aitANOEUS DENOUNCE PATTISON.
Reports that reach here from interior
counties indicate that thero has been a
decided and growing feeling against the
governor on account of Ills- partisan
activity. No one attempts to criticise
him for calling attention to charges
against public officials, aud be would bo
commended had he gone the right way
about having a proper investigation
made. Tha issuing of what is looked
upon as a campaign addruas from the
flighest of all in Leavening Fowcr.
iir ' l lib
AESGLUTEI PURE
"Ood Sees Vou."
As tho 4:30 train from New York
reached Stamford Wednesday, an an
tique looking dame thrust her head out
of the window opposite the refreshment
room door and briefly shouted, "Sonny!"
A bright looking boy came up to the
window. "Littlo boy," said she, "have
you a mother?" "Yes, mam." "Do you
love her?" "Yes, mam." "Do you go
to school?" "Yes, mam." "And aro you
faithful to your studies?" "Yes, mam."
"Do you say your prayers every night?"
"Yes, mam." "Can I trust you to do an
errand for me?" "Yes, mam." "I think
I can too," said tho lady, looking stead
ily down on the manly face. "Here is five
cents to get me an apple. Remctnber,
God sees you." J. M. Bailey.
tfOPYRIOHT.IGSI
Stamped oat
blood-poisons of every naino and
nature, by Dr. Pierco'a Golden Med
ical Discovery.
It's a mcdicino that starts from
tho beginning. It rouses every or
gan into healthy action, purifios and
enriches tlio blood, and through it
cleanses and renows tlio whole sys
tem. All Blood, Skin, and Scalp
Diseases, from n common blotch
or eruption to tho' worst Scrofula,
aro cured by it. Por Tetter, Salt
rlioum, Eczema, Erysipelas, Boils,
Carbuncles, Soro Eyes, Goitro or
Thick Neck, and Enlarged Glands,
Tumors, and Swellings, it's an uno
qualod remedy.
Don't think it's like tho sarsapa
rillas. Thoy claim to bo good for
tlio blood in March, April, and May.
" Golden Medical Discovery " works
equally well at all seasons. And it
not only claims to do good it
guarantees it. If it doesn't benefit
or cure, in every case, you havo
your monoy back.
You pay only for tho good you
get.
A BIG DRIVE IN FURNITURE.
We aro making a big drive In fur
niture, but malicious desire is not Us
object. Wo desire to dlsposo of a largo
surplus stock, aud proposo to glvo our
patrons tho benefit of some extraordi
nary bargains.
J. P. Williams & Bra,
S011IU Main St.,
-FOR-
SHERIFF,
BENJ, J. SMITH,
rnnsHNT deputy.
JOHN H. EVANS' SALOON,
dOE. CENTRE BT., SHENANDOAH
FRESH BEER. PORTER, ALE.
Finest brands of cigars always on hand.
The best temperance drinks.
WALL PAPER BARGAINS !
Largest and cheapest slock In town.
Artistic Painting, Grai ing and Decorating !
J. P. GARDEN,
'10.3.6m 231 W.Conje St.. SHENANDOAH.
U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889,
Time lost can never bo retrained.
therefore take good care of your time.
Mothors, Be Patient.
Tho littlo onoi tufler dreadfully when
Wild Oolio HfllieU them. They Ret well
quickly whon Dr. Hand's Colic Curo U
given to thorn. Kroo gamplss at J. M.
llillnn and 0. J. McCarthy's drug store.
Some men think they are farmers
when they cultivate an acquaintance.
Height of Oruolty.
Nervous women seldom reoolve Hie sym
ptoms llii'v deserve. Will eol'eutbo pictures
of health, they nro constantly allmif. To
withhold symp.ithy from tie unfortunate
Is tho height of cr.iolty. They have a weak
heart, causing shortuess of btealb, llutterlua;,
pain Iu aide, weak and hungry spells, and
anally swelling of ankles, oppression, ebon
in, smothering and dropsy. Dr Miles New
Heart Cure Is Just the thing for them. For
tho 1 ncrv usuess, lieulache, weakness, otc,
his Kent ratlve Nervl n Is unqualed. Flue
treat s on "Heart aud Nervous Disease" and
marvelous testimonial- iree. Mold and
guaranteed by O. It. ll.igeubuch.
Plant an advertisement In the Unit
ALD If you waut a big yield.
Miles' ftorvo and Livor PIllo
Vet on a new principle regulating the
liver, Momach and bowels through lh nerves
new discovery. Dr. Miles' IMUs speedily
line uiuousnoag, baa taste, lorptd nver, piles,
aonstlpatlou. Unequaled lor men, women,
children. Smallest, mlliient.surestl aldoses,
Sets. Samples Free, at C II. Uagenbuch's
lrug store.
E'ection day Is coming apace only
two weeks from next Tuesday.
A Mystery Explaiuod.
The papers contain frequent notices of rich,
nretlv and educated utrls elonlnz with
negroes, tramps and cwwlimeu. The well-
stlch Rirte m
very imp istvo, unuauneeu; uuany suuieci 1 ucuve 11 ohuvkss hs ms eoueitguo on uie
to headache, neuralgia, sleeplessness, lm- ticket. Thoy were both at Pottaville
moderate ciylu or laughing. These show a 1 ,. t k ottlin nnvniliiiir of thosnlilicr's
ivoafc nervous system for which there Is no I last weeK aiiuenmening or uie Soulier s
remedv tqual to Itenora'tve Nervine. Trial monument aud the presentation of the
bottles and a line boo', containing many medals to the "First Defenders." Thoy
marvelous cures, free a' O. II. llagenlmch's .,.,. v(rv ,r,,eli hIphuimI with thn atten.
drugKtoiu, who also Mil, and guarantee Dr. ele ,ver 11 nc" P'eatu Willi me alien
Miles' .-elebratoi New Henri i'ur, the flnest tlon shown Luem by the war veterans,
of heart tonics. Oures iliuterlng, stioit , Many Democrats among the old soldiers
breath, etc.
Bamboo is now used in decorating
tho walls in lieu of paper.
Oh, "What a Oougb.
Will you heed the warning? The slgnnl per
nans of the sure approach of that more ter
rible disease. Consumption. Ask yourselves
If you can nflord for the aake of saving 50
rents, to run the risk and do nothing for It.
We know from ezperlenco that Hhlloh's Ours
will Curo your Cough. It never falls. This
explains why more than a Million llottles
were sold tho past year. It relieves Croup
JUd Whopping Conga at once. Mothers do
not be without it. For Lame Back, Bide or
Chest, use Million's Porous Plaster. Bold by
O. II. llagenbuch, N. E. corner Main nnd
Lloyd streets.
The Beason for the street sprinkler
will soon come to au end.
Specimen Cases.
8. II. Clifford. Now Camel, Wis., was
Iroubted with Neuralgia and Hhetimatlmi,
hU Htomach was disordered, his Ltver was at
icted to an alarming degree. Appo'lto fell
away, aud he wai terribly reduced In flesh
a id (.trength. Threo bottles of Electrlo Hit
icrs cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Ilarrlsburg, III , had a
ruuulng fcoreon hlslerof e gin years' Ktnnd
ing. Uhod threo boltles of Eleotrlo ilhttrs
and soven bnx-s of KucRlen's rulea Halve,
and his leg Is sound nnd well. John Bpeaker,
O it iwba, O., had dvs large Fever sores on Ms
leg, d clors said ho was Incurable. One bot
tle Electrlo Hitters and one box lluckleu's
Arnica Halve cured him entirely. Hold by
C. II. llaueubuo1., Druggist.
Everything is freo when it Is given
away except a bride.
Father Pablo Juarez Talks
Don lUmon Alva. Dear Sir: I havo tho
satisfaction or Informing you that the Cactus
Wood Cure, of whl h you are tho ownei, hs
produced ino most wonderful results for a
irlend of mine who has sullered from her
petic eruption, and I rouslder your curo a
r. geneiaior without aniqual, Io the name
of my Irlend I thauk you sincerely, and be
sure I will recommend your valuable medi
cine, as 1 have agtln seen Its results.
Yours truly,
II V.FA11LO JUAItEZ,
Bold at Klrlin's DrugBtore,Fergusou House
Ulock, Uhouandoau.
Tho cold snap has greatly dimin
ished the mosquito crop.
Shiloh's Consumption Curo.
This Is beyond question the most suc
cessful Cough Medicine we have ever sold,
a lew doses Invariably cure the worst oases oi
Cough, Croup, and Bronchitis, while Its won.
lerful suocei-s In the cure of Consumption is
without a parallel In tho history of medicine.
Since It's tint discovery It has been sold on a
guarantee, a test which no other medicine
can stand. Ii you have a rough wo earnestly
ask you tntry it. 1'rloe 10 cents, 60 cents, and
I1.W). If your Lungs aro sore. Chest or IJaok
lame, use Hhlloh's Porous Flatter. Bold by
O. II. llagenbuch, N. E. corner Mala and
Lloyd streets.
Freckles and tan don't mar tho
beauty that dwells within.
.A poor unfortunate In Milwaukee Is said to
have sneezed himself to dsnth. Alss I nnnr
creature, living lu the light or the nineteenth
century and never heard of Dr. Hull's Cough
Syrup. Well.
this Is more than JSgyplUn
uurane ss.
A man will got over any trouble if
he lives long enough.
Now Try This.
It will cost you nothing and will surolydo
you good. If you baye a Cough, Cold, or any
irouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dr.
ICIug's New Dlsvovtry lor Consumption,
Coughs and Colds Is guaranteed to give re
lief, or money will be paid back, t-ulfjrers
IromLa Qrlppo found It Just the thing and
under Its use had a tpe dy and perfect re
covery. Try a inoiple botile at our oxpense
and loam for yourself Just how good a thing
It Is, Trial bottles tree at O. II. Hsgeubuch's
drug store. Large size 60c. and J1.U0.
Indian summer, yot to come, will
give us some Hue weather before win
ter sets iu.
It don t do in nefrlpM. lintlirA's va.nlnir
lushes through the tystem, cause ltheuraa-
asm. Neuralgia and Uackache. Try lied Flag
uVb drug store,
u.uwrmuuua ram uuro. 3 ceutsai iur
executive mansion, In the thitpe of a
calltq the senate, is severely deunun ed.
What will no doubt result in the loss
of many votes, which the Democratio
candidates might have gotten, is the
feeling among the taxpayers, and par
tii'iilurly among the now too heavily
taxed farmers, that Pattison is putting
the state to an enormous and utterly
senseless mid unnecessary expense.
The farmers recall the large sum, over
$400,000, which Pattison's first extra ses
sion of the legislature cost the state,
with not the slightest benefit resulting
to the commonwealth. They now see
an additional expense of at least $40,000
for the reconvening of the sonat, and
they do not know how much more this
thing is going to cost before their am
bitious executive gets through with his
great gatno iu national Democratic lioll
tics. The grangers are asking each other
why Pattison could not have presented
his case against the auditor general and
the state treasurer to the committee ap
pointed by the last legislature to investi
gate such matters. This could lie done,
they argue, with less oxpense to the
lieople, and if the charges could be sub
stantiated tho nttorney general could
proceed against the accused before proper
judicial tribunals.
A DOUBLE BOOMERANG.
The governor's notion proves a boom
erang In another direction.
Recognizing Pattison's call as a purely
partizan move, stalwart Republicans
throughout the state are writing Chair
man watres that tins Democratio tnclt-
ery simply serves to stimulate Republi
cans and impell them on to renewed ef
forts to get out the Republican vote this
fall. One county committeeman's letter
ran like this:
Inasmuch as Oovernor Pattison has under
taken to run this campaign with the people's
money, 1 do not propose to sleep at nights
until I am satisfied that I can get out every
Itepubllcau voter In my township solid for the
Republican ticket.
.That is simply a sample of many com
munications from active Republicans,
indicating the temper of the rank and
file iu the organization. The fact that
the thousands of formerly stalwart Re
publicans, who were either openly
against the head of the ticket last fall,
or who were lukewarm in their support
of the Republican candidate for gov
ernor, are now among the most enthusi
astic supporters of Gregg and Jlorrison,
will bo an explanation of the heavy Re
publican vote that is bound to come to
the polls at next month's election aud
stand loyally by the party nominees.
OREQQ AND MORRISON ON THE GO.
General Greirir and Captain Morrison
I were both in the city last week. The
t general has not been" making quite as
greeted them warmly and said thoy
were going to lorget pontics tins tan,
aud vote for "Comrades Gregg and Mor
rison."
Captain Morrison left hero for home
with so many invitations to visit differ
ent sections of the state that ho was in
a quandary where to go next. Orator
George B. Orlady insists that ho shall
make a tour of Huntingdon county with
hun. Then he has accepted an invita
tion to go to Mercer county, where tho
One Hundred and Thirty-ninth Penn
sylvania Volunteers, Colonel Collier's
old regiment, have a reunion next Fri
day. Captain Morrison enlisted from
Mercer county and i3 pe?tionally ac
quainted with many of the veterans who
will gather thero this week. From hero
he will go down into Armstrong and In
diana couutios.
NON-PARTISAN SOLDIERS' MOVEMENT,
Tho war veterans' movement is spread
ing. It is organized on a non-partisan
basis. Democrats and Republicans alike
standing shoulder to shoulder for "the
soldier ticket." The Democratic party
ignored the soldier both in the platform
and the nominations. It presents no
attractions for tho war veterans this
fall. A. P. Burchlield, who was elected
president of the Gregg and Morrison
War Veterans' club in Pittsburg last
week, is one of tho leading wholesale
merchants iu Allegheny county. He
represents the type of men who are
prominent in tho luovoment.
Though the organization started in
this city it is said that western Penn
sylvania, where a preliminary canvass
was made by old soldiers iu favor of
Captain Morrison's nomination, is even
outstripping the eastern counties iu en
listing veterans for active work at tho
polls.
This week will mark tho opening of
headquarters in this city for tho State
League of Republican clubs. President
"Jack" Robinson is determined that the
Republican League members shall do
their share of the labors of the cam
paign. to orcN CLun lcaoue headquarters.
"I think," said Congressman Robin
bon, "that tho League members can do
a considerable amount of intelligent
missionary work during the present
camjuiign. I propose to secure head
quarters in Philadelphia within a few
days. We will got a modest room some
where in u central location and do all
iu our power for the success of the state
ticket, Thero will be no flourish of
trumpets, and what we do will be done
quietly and persistently. The manly
aud honorable maimer in which Mr.
Dalzoll has turned in for party sunoess
is bound to have n good effect in every
part of the state. His friends have fol
lowed his example, aud none aro more
anxious to work for tho success of the
ticket. The League was formed to aid
tlio regular patty organization, and we
proposo to do our full duty iu this can
vass," THOMINENT lmrUBLIOANS ACTIVK.
Ex-Auditor General Jerome B. Niltw,
of Tiogn, and ex-Lieutenant Governor
Stone aud Ex-Senator Alien, of Warren,
and E. P. Kingsberry, of Lackawanna,
were among the scores of prominent
callers last week at the Republican
state headquarters. Nile guys his
section will stand loyally by the Repub
lican ticket.
"I am satisfied wo will get a good
vote," declared "Governor" Stone en
thusiastically to Chairman Watres.
"Republicans in our part of the state
feel that wo have two honest aud cup
able candidates on our state ticket and
we proposo to give them our earnest
support. Command mo if I can bo of
auv service to you or the committee,"
Tho situation in this city is daily be
coming brighter for a big Republican
majority. There is no doubt now about
the election of Mcl'roary, the Republi
can nominee for city treasurer. It is
expected that theJ!uommeea on the Re
publican ticket will havo at least S0,000
majority iu Philadelphia.
ARB WE
Right
or
W rong?
i A Shoe DrcHlng mutt restore the bril
liancy of a worn shoe, and at the same tune
priurve the soInns of the leather.
LADIES will tha Dressing you aro
using do both ? Try It 1
Tour a dessert spoonful of your Dressing
into a saucer or butter plate, set it aside for
a few days, and it will dry to a substance
as hard and brittle as crushed glass. Can
such a Dressing be good for leather?
W'frs ACME Bug
will stand this test and dry as a thin, oily
film which is as flexible as rubber.
25 Dollars worth of New Furniture (or
25 Cents. HOW? By painting
25 square feet of Old Furniture with
Tity it".
WOLFF 4 RANDOLPH,
087 North Front Btreet PHILADELPHIA.
CACTUS 3L00D CURE.
SUPERIOR TO SARSAPARILLA
Causes no eruptions upon
the skin such asncarly all
sarsapai'illa mixtures do; but
drives tlio impurities from tlio
blood through the proper
channels, tones up the system,
increases appetite, and rapidly
euros dyspepsia, constipation,
liver and kidney troubles, and
all diseases depending upon
an impure condition of tho
blood.
Sold at Klrlin's Drug Stere,
Fergnon's Hotel Hloek, Shenandoah, J'a.
Aslc niv nffftlltn fin- W. 1.. Ilnitalnn Slinpa.
If not tor nnlc iu jour pliicu nsU your
denier to send for rniulogue, secure the
1 ugener, mid art tlicni lor ou.
I WTAKIi y SUBSTITUTE. -4
S3 SHOE GENTLEMEN
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY?
It U a fu'rtmleiw Rbin?, w 1th im tack, or wax throail
to hurt tlio feet; niwtu ut tho bi&t lino calf, stvli.sli
nnd easy, ami bt cause iv make more that of this
; prune tnan any or iter mtnnfttctutet; it equals uauu
StiWtMl kIxk t'tiatltlff fioill $t.U) to 95.01).
ffiK OlMJciiuliH- llfiiiil-KtMwil, tlie fluent calf
Pa hui L'Vi-i nfl ml fop SMI); rqilalH ircticli
i imiort'(l HhiX-B whirl, cost from $Ht t$U "-).
I A OO lluii.l-cir.l Welt Mimes tlno mlf,
htjlMi, ioi.ifurt..t..fautilurablo. 'lUi i, I
I bIioo eer ofturi'tl at (lit prlcv ; came Rraiie as c
tout mii'l' sin k h rusting from .() to fc'U'O.
CCO "0 l'oli Mkh-i 1. timers, Hailmul n n
ami) ctU'r'aiili'rrrtll wcartlietn, tin. . df,
Beam lens, smooth Ini.ir, htnvy thruu sulet, t'ic !
sl.in Ian. Ono jialr urarnjenr.
tSQ AO fliii r n If no hotter HlnoevorolT rrl at
i iff Am this priei; one tilnl will eoiivlueu tii iso
w Iio want a elioe for comfort ami Hrrvioo.
&0 3 n"'l -.00 orltli.ifiitfi.rf hn 9
i Jraam nro very tttromt ntul ilu ruble. Hio1 wtio
lia.) given them n trial will wear no other m.iko.
SSi'Mtfi' $00 mid W Kohool Bhot s nro
WUsO worn by tho boynevery where; tLuysull
im uieir mi
merit, an i lie Itti-rcivtmr ttula show.
kClU l?0 Monola, very rityllsii; equal i l'r.nrU
Imported oboes cosIImk f rom jl.OQ to ftiUi).
Mlwien are the best line UougoU. Stylish nud durable.
rniitlon. Seo that W. I DoukIba' name and
pricu are stamped on the bottom of ouch shoe.
V. L. Do UU LAS, Urocktou, Mass.
DO YOU WANT
A GOOD FIT ?
and well made, fashionable clothes?
If so, call on
w. a-. crjaoBS,
Fashionable Custom Tailor,
8 South Jnrdiu Stieot, Shenandoah.
Call and see samples of the latest goods and
the styles. Cloud workmanship, promplnexs
and fair prloes.
DR, THEEL,
KQQ North Fourth St.,
UOw Ur, Pmiui lu-HU,
thi' only (ftiulti Gmu Amuku
Pur.-l.llit to tha Unit! Uuim r la
b.o o core Blood Poison
Nervous Debility Spe
cial Diseases of "t
bk.iii bi-t. K4BoMPftl(itir.Ui
tn.iHi SoreThroat Mouth,
rtl.tli-- l'iiiiLN l-r.plioh wfl or
hftnl llor-. hwililnfi, -i(ii.il. ni,
IniUtniintioui ftml llunDlnti,
tiirlolurLi, Wekut-t( mil lailj
4mt tort memorv wk Wt ntntal fciitlctjr Wlm rl
lUifli-r t(lM-af nut ll 11' mulilnr n " 1
lLiUi-r.tioiioiOi.rBi.rIji rU-omt tlM r-uml In 4 l' I'
Fll'-f t UI1CV lti tint 1(1 Ml hopt), DO DlftttT ht ' I
Uiinit Doctor, ijuMk Ftmllv or llmpttal PhyuMMi ti !
Pr. THITBL earn positively Rnd hhont d.iruihn f ra
tUlHMI. OLD, TOl'HO MIUDtR JUttO AND THtuit eoiTlstft 1". IK
NiUlivi rtnh ur vW, 'oiid J. itrnmp ft bOOVt
"TRUTH" eiWMinu Qufteka no r wnrn U rt i ib.
AtiuiM, rjftllr from 9 to I, 6 to 9, Wed nfl Hftk
Xv'M 6 o W. fluntl? 9 till II Write r t u4 h
rr RHhumw tw Wda. M BfttaM; PUItv. UMr Tito
J R. BRIOKER, M. -D.,
PJZYSIOIA N AND & DiJffOiV;
J rC-it Oonri-H Htrtt, Mttuuaoy City, Va
Hktiu and all Htoa! rtleti a tiM.titLy
T i:nrlylWoeMea,J.imriimri.Hert.jiji Debility,! as
Vohv', lui(lft Cllro fi theetr
i if abuni.
vi i i i r, i iiiiit'ii rt r" k" i 1 luinm
cirbjH oic. Mil m mi !- 1 1 nioiiih Aiedlclna
OAd ilu 'i ulu .til.. Jul. uiml ii Fill :, A Mr. ,
(it M. CO.. cilia l.ruudwnv, .Vet Vurk
j J H FOMKUOY,
A T70RNEYA T-LA W,
OOloB-Bt4airs building; corner Mla aad OfiuU
WHY IS THE
WB L, DOUGLAS