m
taa.
KINGJ
Among morchanta is
tho ono who caters to
tho wants of hlscns-
toraora, bo thoy rich, or poor. Both have an
equal right to bo treated fairly. Jostlco tos.ll
li a good motto, and our customers will find
It oars. Wo havo ft oomnlotollnoof Groceries
well m Canned Goods, oto. Como and see
onr (took of goods, and romeraber tho best
foods aro always tho cheapest' 1,1 tho lonK run'
Corner Grocery,
Centre and White Sta.
THIRD EDITION
LAKESIDE PARK.
nit ltnMtml for Tills Season at Tills
1'oiiular ltosort.
Tho following Is a list of the dates soourod
and tho names of tho societies :
July 25 to Aug. 3 Evangelical oamp meet
July 27. Welsh Congregatlonallst, Maha-
nay City.
Jnlv 28. M. E. Sunday Bchool, Ashland.
Jnlv29. St. Nicholas Union Sunday school,
August 1. Oamp 4, P. 0. T. A., Mahanoy
City.
August 2. Gorman Luthoran school, Man'
tnoT Cltv.
Aug. 5 Baptist Sunday school, Mahanoy
City.
August 3. English Baptist S. school, Shcn
ndoali.
Aug. 4. P. M. Sunday schools of Gllber
to and Shenandoah.
Atii. r. tn 13. Encamnment of tho Pott
villo cadets. National Guards.
Aueust 7. Alpha Social Society, Shamokin,
August 8. M. E. Sunday school, Mahanoy
Piano. . , ,
August 0. Trinity Eeforraod and Presby
terlan Sunday schools, Shonandoatt.
Anmist 10. Evansolloal Sunday school
Mahanoy City.
Aiii. 13. Kcunlon of German Lutheran
church.
Aug. 15 -Lakeside Masleale. Grant Bani
Aug. IB. Trinity Beformad Sunday bchoo
of Tatnaqua.
August 17. St. James Lutheran Sunday
scliool, Ashland.
Aug. 18. Picnlo of Lydia Degree lodge
No. 112 Dauchten of BebeVali. I. O. O. F.. of
Shenandoah.
August 2).-GCTan Esformed Sunday
ionuoi, Mahanoy City.
Sept. 1. Picnic of tho Shenandoah Evan
golical Sunday school.
Sopt. 4 St. Michaels Society of tho county.
Coming Kventx.
July 31 Mum social and festival, by the
T. W. C. T. U.
July 31and August 1. Ico cream festival,
under auspices of English Lutheran church in
the church building.
Aug. 12 Ico croam festival, in Bobbins'
opera houso, under auspicos of Helping
Hand Society of Eoformed church.
Aug. 14. Ico cream and cake fostlval,undcr
the ousplcos of Fowler's M. E. Sunday school.
Aug. 18. Ice cream festival, In Bobbins'
pera house, under auspices of tho Y. P. G.
of tho P. E. church.
Use Wells' Laundev Blub, tho best
Bluing for laundry use. Each package makes
two quarts. lGcts. Sold by Coakley Bros.
Files or Hemorrhoids
Permanently cured without knlfo or ligature
No danger or suffering. No delay from bust
ness while under treatment. Patients who
aro responsible need not ay until well. A
Dorfect cure Euarantced. Send for circular.
K. BE ED, M. D.,
129 South 13th St., Philadelphia.
Bofors, by permission, to tho editor of the
Evening Herald. "
Thirty Day's Notlo".
All taxes for 1891 and 1892 must be paid
within thirty days from date, or accounts will
bo put in tho hands of Constables for colleo
tion. John F. Hioqins,
Eccciver of Taxes.
Shenandoah. Pa.. July 17, 1693. 7-19-lm
Our Directory.
3 fin POgtf OFFICE
Shonandoati.
nm hours from 7:30 a,
m, to 7:3U p. m Money
nrdpr nnd Keelstrv lie-
partmcnt open from 8 ;00
a. m. 10 :w p. uj.
" Followlntr Is a schedule of
the arrival and departure or mau wains, rauu
matter for despatch must bo in the offlce thirty
minutes before the time given oeiow
Arrival.
P.M. A.M.
1:40 4:24
Destination. Departure.
A.M. P.M.
7:20 12:58
9:03 3:08
11:30 8:00
12:52
9:08 3:08
8:00
1:35
7:20 7:00
1:36
7:00
1:40
7:00
7:20 2:59
11:80 5:20
7:20 2:50
9:08
11:30
11:10 8:40
8:00
7:20 2:50
(Phtla., Western 1
Z:2S
8:06
J:l8
1:40
8:0U
9:09
9:45
I Southern States)
( New York and Bast-1
i era Btates and Y
1 points on L. V. K. It, )
Asland.
j Glrardvllle.
(Raven Run, Centra-1
J lia, Mt. Carmel and V
Bhamokln. )
9:08
9:08
9:08
IrM
1:25
1:23
3;28
1:10
2;atJ
8:18
1:4
2:26
8:18
2:W
1:13
2:3S
j Pottsville.
Mahanoy City.
9:56
9:64
Mabaaoy mane, Lost
9:56
9:56
i FraelcvlUe.
Carriers make a general ooUepUon at 8:00
18:00 5,1
m. and 7:00 n. m., and a general aeuvery i
. ,,7l i ........ , lalfvArlAa
flections aro made tactile business P of
- town at 10:15 a. m. and 2:00 p. m.
The following list shows the location oi
the alarm boxes of tb 8h(mandoa Fire
.Department:
LOCUTION.
18 Coil and Bowers streets.
It Bowers and Centre streets.
24 Urldgo and Centre streets.
tt Main and Centre streets.
4 Main and Poplar streets,
r st Main and Coal streets.
IS-Gllbert and Centre streets,
n a Gilbert and Cherry streets.
2-Chestnut and Coal streets.
To send an alarm open the box, pull down
lae book once and let go. When an alarm is
sent tn the tire bell will sound the number of
Ihe box and repeat the alarm four tunes.
nOW TO LOOATX ALAHMA.
If the alarm Is sounded from box li the Are
bell w strike one, then pause and strike Ave
which will Indicate that the fire Is in the
vtstclty o No. 15 box. Kvery alarm la repeated
I onr tlm!.
fbj fin Per pair for JUace Cur.
tpl.UU talus. Others for :i,
JCQ, fl.75, $2.00 and upwards, t all
nd them. A now lot just recei ved
,at C. . Frlclce'8 Carpet Btorg,
TAIK1HG WITH ANGELS.
When a Baby Smiles in Sloop,
Then She's Happy.
How Many Happy iulants
If
Molliors Only Know More
Groat Deal oi Snllorlna Is Dlroclly
Traceable to Ignorance.
Tn Ireland they have a pretty fancy that
when a baby smiles In its sleep it Is "talking
with aneels."
How many more smiling, ueaittiy names
there might be in Shenandoah if motnors
know more of their babies' needs.
Tho nnlu TMnnimtinnee to this want of
knowledco that Is possible to llttlo children,
is expressed in the language of suffering and
disease.
Stalo oow's milk bsolutely fresh milk In
the oltv is a fiotion is not only unpalatable
and lacking In nutrition but also harmful
Mother's milk is sometimes quite as lac
Improperly prepared substitutes aro worse.
But tho laototed fooil prepared in mining
ton, Vt., has become a blessing. It is the
wonderful result of the great advance that
has been made in recent years in tho study
of Infant nutrition.
Probably to the end of tlmo healthful moth
er's milk will bo better than any Imitation
But noxt to this, tho most eminent physicians
aro agreed, and tho experience of thousands
of parents has proved, that Jaetated food Is
tho most natural and nourishing diet possible
for infants. It's'usoiu tho summor is ospoc
ially to be desirod.
It is a better rroventlvo of tho dreaded
cholora infantum than all tho medicine in the
world.
It is to bo obtained at any drug storo, and
is not only easy of preparation but is so inos
ponsivo that no family in Shenandoah nood
bo without it.
Tho following letter from Mrs. A. Wandcll,
99 Eowo street., Rochester, N. Y., a picture
of whoso pretty baby is given above, is ono of
scores that aro reoeivod every week from
happy parents the country over :
'Our baby weighed four pounds at birth.
When two months old sho weighed but eight
pounds with her clothes on. Tho doctor said
sho was a very frail child. I commenced
feeding her a certain food when she was four
teen days old, but she did not gain strength
as I knew sho ought. Whon sho was seven
months old I chanced to Uctatod food. Sho
commenced to gain at once, and to rest well
at night. She has not boon sick with bowel
trouble once through her tocthing, and sho
was teething last summer. I consider lactated
food has been a great blessing to our little
eirl. It has mado her healthy, strong and
the happiest two year old child in Rochester,
Anv mother wishlnc to address ono that has
usod lactated food will be choerfully an
swerod at my expenso by addressing mo."
Is a Nice ?luce.
The Mahanoy City 2Vi- Weekly Record
speaks of Lakeside in tho following oompli
mcutary terms : "Lakeside has subsided as a
resort for money-making picnics. Instead of
becoming, as many feared, 'tho Gloucester of
Schuylkill county,' it is at nice a placoa?
you will find anywhere to spend a quiet rest
ful day. The only patrons of the place this
summer have been the Sunday schools, its old
time patrons, and a glanco over the dates on
gaged show3 that, with exception of a 'musi
oalo' on August 15th by tho Grant Band, the
Sunday schools and benevolent societies havo
it all to themselves. The reason Is not far to
seek. Tho other class of piculos did not make
money at Lakeside."
Buy Kevttone flour. Bo sure that the
aamo Lbssio & Baek, Ashland, Pa., Is printed
on every sack. 3-3-3taw
Tho Davlea Funeral.
Tho funeral of the late Thomas D. Davies
took place at 2 o'clock this afternoon from
the family residence on North Jardln street,
A large nnrabcr of people attended the ser
vices in toe Wtib Ualvanietic Methodist
church on South West street and witnessed
the interment in the Odd Fellows' cemetery,
Messrs. William F. Davis, John Phillips, John
M. Hughes, William T. Evans, Moses Davis
mod Griffith Thomas were the pU bearers.
Switch-Illicit Itailroad.
vj
Trsins leave Swlteb-Htck depot, Mauon
nm. wee oy. iouuw; o .
m.,lM . a " J"- Br7ul.i,:f' i5S'
fiVin ffi
Uj Vs
1.BU. s.a, v 10 p in. raun-
tt
llltteu by it Dor,
Dr. O. M. Fetanr's young son was bitten on
tbo leg by a dog yesterday afternoon. The
bile ww not steevere one.
Licensed Hotel For Sale
In mining town. Good bar trade. Ad
dress, B., oare Evexing Hsbald, Shenan.
doah, Pa. it 8-19-12t
Andrew to ueed tjulnoy.
Washihgtoh, July 28. It is stated upon
what seems to be good authority that ex
Coaffreesuittn Andrew, of MaesftohusetU,
will succeed Qulncy as assistant secretary
ot state. It is uo longer doubted here that
Quinoy is preparing to get out. Inquiries
at the state department bear out the early
retirement of Quiucy.
The Poisoned Sol. Hers lietter.
Pea Girt, N. J., July M Nearly all of
tin men of the Second reyiment, who
were made suk bv wli.it is ih.mgntto
htn e been tin- ai id, Inch a-f ni'd to
wash the tin wide have re hvitim! To
morrow Will be "Oyveruor's day" at the
j camp.
V. -
1
FLORENCE AflUBU
PENSIONS SUSPENDED.
rrobnbly Seventy-live Thottmnd Will
bo
Dropped from the 1.1st.
WiatitnaTnw. .Tnlv So. The total nunv
ViAf nf rwmeinnera Under the act Of June 97,
1800, who have been notified since the In-
coming or the present, auministraiion vim.
mtnutnt nf thslr nenslons has been
suspended is approximately u.w
tclmla mtml.or nf nenslons jranieu uuuci
this aot is ascertained to be 870,000. Of this
to willows, minors and
dependent relatives, leaving 800,000 to be
investigated, up to tins time suuunu
cent, of the number being paiu to me
.11 nr. iii.mukM nr belne suspended,
u.u... . ' -
pending the receipt of satisfactory prooi
nt inai.iiUv tn nnrfnrm manual labor.
if tim uiine rutin is maintained through
out the entire list about 75,000 will have
beon suspended. It is stated nt the pension
ofllce that In none of these oases is fraud
charged, the suspensions being based upon
an error of the pension office in miscon
struing tho law.
BEHRING SEA CONTROVERSY.
Ilenort That the Arbitrators Have De
cided In Favor of Uncle Sam,
WAsniNOTO,June80. Arumor reached
Washington last night that the arbitrators
in the nehrinir sea controversy between
tho United States and Great Britain. Jvho
have been in session at Paris since March
listening to arguments In the case, had de
cided in favor of the United States. No
confirmation nor denial of the report could
be had. as Second Assistant Secretary
Adee, who is In charge of the stato depart
ment, In the absence oi Secretary iiresnam,
Is nt his country place in Maryland.
It Is learned that, some of the officials of
tho department did not leave the building
until 7 o'clock last evening, which may or
may not be of significance iti this connec
tion. Dut little credence is given to the
rumor.
Death of n Koleil l!ploror.
London, July 88. Dr. John Bao, tho
Arctic explorer, died nt his residenco in
this city after a prolonged illness. Dr.
Itao came into prominence in 18)0, when
he was entrusted bv the Hudson's Bay
company with the task of completing tho
delineations of the northern shores of tho
Amerloan continent. During the spring
of 18-17 Dr. line explored on foot tho shores
of a great gulf huvlug 700 miles of coast
line. Ho thus connected the work of
Parrv at the mouth of Fury nnd Hecla
strait with the work of Itoss on the coast
of Boothia, proving that Boothia was part
of tho American coutlnent.
A liolIlKereut Ciimiiilssloncr.
CmcAGO, July 20. World's Fair Com
mlssloner St. Clnlr, of West Virginia, got
Into a row with a gnteman yesterday on
account of having forgot his pass, A Co
lumbian guard who interfered wasknocked
down by the irate colonel, and then a gen
eral fight ensued, which was flnnlly quelled
by other guards. Tho colonel, with his
face and shirt tront covered witu moou.
went to the office of Presidont Higin-
bothain and washed.whlle his antagonists,
enunlly gory, were conducted to their
building for a similar purpose.
Cne Against the Pair Commissioners.
Chicago. July 20. AVhen tho case of
Charles W. Clingmnn against tho World's
Columbian Kxposition company wascalleu
in Judge Stein's court Lawyer William
E. Mason btated briefly uls grounds in
support of his motion that a rule issue
from the court requiring tue World's Co
lumbian exposition to show cause why
they are not in contempt of the court's
order in permitting tho gates of tho
World's fair to be closed on Sunday, Tho
court set tho motion for hearing nt 0:30
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Cliolera Worse at Naples
Washington, July 20. Surgeon General
Wyruau has received the following cable
dlsnatcn from AB&istnnt burgeon ir. u.
Young, of tne marine Hospital service, sta
tioned at Naples: "Cholera prevails. Con
dition -worse. A large number of eml
grants aro preparing for America. Isola
tion on shore is Impossible. Authorities
refuse to permit detention on board. Pas
sengers are transferred from train to ship,
and isolation on the way imperfect."
The ISrle in KecelTers' Ilnnds.
NEW YoitK, July 26. Tho World says:
The Erie Itailroad company today went
into the hands of receivers. Judge La-
combo, of the United fotntes circuit court,
named John King and J. ti. McUullougli.
They gave J500.000 bonds, with J). O. Mills
and J. Lowber Welsh, of Philadelphia, at
sureties. Within the last few weeks thi
floating debt of the Erie beeaule impos
sible of renewal, and in order not to sacri
fice tho best interests of tho company it
was decided to place the road in receivers
hands and preserve tho system Intact.
Locomotives Seized for Taxes.
Council Bluffs, la., July 20. County
Treasurer C. W. B. Reed yesterday after
noon levied on seventeen locomotives in
the Union Pacific yurds at the Council
Bluffs transfer, and chained them In the
round houso under tho care of n deputy
and assistants. The levy was made to sat
isfy tuxes for the year 1891. The best pas
senger engines of the company were tied
up, nnd all business was buspended for
several hours.
No Successor to Juitice Illntcliford Tet.
BUZZARD'S Bay, Mass., July 20. There
were no callers on the president yesterday.
While there are many conjectures as to
the appointment to succeed tho late Jus
tice Blatchford, it is stated here that tho
selection will je from New York or somo
New England state. The choice will not
fall to either the south or west. The ap
pointment will not be made, howover, un
til alter congress nssemmes.
The Jury Acted Hastily.
CniCAGO, July 26. It Is quite possible
that Daniel H. Durnbam and Fire Mar
shal Murphy will soon be released from
the finding of the coroner's jury, who sat
on the victims of the cold storage lire.
State's Attorney Kern Is convinced thnt
the coroner's jury aotod hastily, and he
will advise the grand jury that the oases
against them be thrown out.
. ,
Two Naw Charters luuod.
IlARRWBtJBo, July 86. The Brandt Clay
I'romiot oompany, oi susquenannacounty,
capital $75,000, and the Iisnoaster Cork
company, el .Lancaster, capital 75,000,
were chartered here.
NUGGETS OF NEWS.
Marshal Alexander Hnmil, of Ashta
bula, O., was fatally shot by two burg
lars whom he was pursuing.
Isaac P. Goldsmith, cashier of the Far
mer's National bank at Mt. Holly, N. J.
died suddenly of heart disease, aged 08
years.
Cshler Lomax, of the First National
bank of Vernon, Tex., which toiled on Sat
urday, oommitted suicide by shooting him
self yesterday.
Michael Davitt has abandoned the Idea
of re-entering parliament at the present
time. He intends to make a tour or Aus
tralia to collect funds fur the Irish cause.
France, Italy, Switzerland, Belgium
and tireeise have agreed to exclude the two
and a half franc si piece from the In
teriiational cuviibil loi. of i lie J, ii m union
In eoii-djiience of ji.h . in1 -mh-r on
till i.tr! of I I' i .i Ol In 1 - Al.Tl,
m 1 1 h i ,i In ' i . no of i , i , l r
the Mfii.ne hoS""" " l .'"'inii'd
coutrul of the quaranune servioeut liruns
wick, Ga,
IN FAVOR OF REPEAL.
Ccntraman neltthoorer Oppose.! to the
tlharniau Mirer I'uirctmio Law.
CatiUSLK, July 20. Congressman F. E.
Boltzhoover, of this (the Nineteenth) dis
trict, arrived here from Atlantic City much
Improved in health. To the United Press
correspondent ho said! I nm for the re
peal of the Shormnn law uncondition
ally, if necessnry, or with a good bi
metallic coinage substitute law. If the
free silver people onn no Induced to listen
to reason no such law with a ratio of 1 to
10 will bo passed. It Is possible that n
ratio of 1 to BO might be Adopted as a solu
tion of the problem." When questioned
as to whether he voted against tho repeal
,n III lYIICLMr. IU.GU HKniUlk IUU i uiin.i
of tho shErman mw at tnB aat BegSlon. he
further snidt "I did not. I voted analnst
a cloture to defeat free sliver at the first
session and declined to stultify myself by
voting exactly tho opposite way at the sec
ond session." Mr. Beltzhoovor will leave
for Washington In a few dajs.
A Woman Mysteriously Shot.
WEliNEnsviLLE, Jul? 20. Miss Tamson
Yoh, a servant employed at the Belle Alto
House, a summer resort near this place,
was shot and perhaps fatally wounded by
an unknown person. Miss Yoh was at
work on an outside porch, when suddenly
there was a report of a gun and she was
teen to throw up her hands. She fell back
upon the porch. A hasty examination
showed that a charge of shot had entered
her left breast above tho heart, causing ft
ghastly wound. The shot came from the
direction of a woodshed. This was searched,
and a gun was found lying upon a bench,
but the person who had fired It was miss
ing. The woman was reported to be dying
at last accounts.
Tried to Hnnjr Their Companion.
READINO, July 20. The suburb of West
Beading was thrown Into a fever of ex
cltement by the report that a number of
men were attempting to hang another to
a telegrapn pole, eneriu iaurenuach
found a number of hard looking fellows.
who were under the Influence of Honor,
dragging along by a wire around his neck
n companion, with the intention, as they
said, ot Hanging him. Ho arretted Charles
Morris nnd John MoMnnus, tho latter still
having the wire around his neck. The
pther members of the gang made their es
cape upon seeing the approaoh of the
oillcers, but warrants liayo been issued for
their arrest.
ltusslnns Yigtt to Rending Postponed,
Reading, July 20. Tho Russian Grand
Duke Alexander and a number of Russian
naval officers were expected to arrive In
this city yesterday afternoon from New
York, to inspect the CarpenterSteel works
and the process of manufacturing tho pro
jectiles now being furnished the United
States government. A telegram was re
ceived, however, stating that the trip was
indefinitely postponed owing to the war
outlook between France and Sinm, and
tho possible order for the five Russian
ships now In New York harbor to Bail at
once for Slamceo waters,
Fulton County Republican Ticket.
McCoNNELLSliono, July 20. The Fulton
county Republican convention nominated
the following ticket! For associate judge,
Jonathan W. Clevengers prothonotary,
Harry K. Marklcyi commissioners, Amos
C. Palmer and A.N. Corbinj auditor, John
H. Barney. Abel O. Griffith was elected
delegate to the state convention, with in
structions to vote for Hon. John btewarc
for supreme judgo. Dr. A. D. Dalbey woe
elected chairman of the county committee
for the ensuing year.
Accidentally Shot Ills Mother.
READING, July 25. Mrs. Ellen Stout, a
widow, of Uumru township, was engaged
in rearranging the drawers of a bureuu
when in one she found a revolver, whioh
was rusty from long disuse. She laid the
weapon on a shelf, intending to clean it
later. Her son Charles, 15 years of agr,
picked up tho revolver, nnd whiio exam
ining it it was discharged, the ball enter
ing his mother's right side and lodging in
ber abdomen. She is not expected to re
cover.
Republican League Conrentlon.
Reading, July 28. At a meeting of th
Northwestern Republican league, of thli
city, a communication from President
John B. Robinson was read, which stated
that he, with Treasurer Mahlon D. Young,
would be lu Heading about bent. 1 to con'
ferwith the local league committee. He
further stated that he had prepared thi
call for the stato convention, to be hold in
Reading on Sept. 7.
Struck on tlfe Head with a Stone.
Lancaster July 20. While a party of
boys were Indulging in a stone battle,
Leonard, a 5-year-old son oi Casper Metz,
was struck on the head with a stone, the
outer covering of the skull being crushed
Ho was picked up for dead, but rallied
somewhat, and now lies m a critical con
dition. It Is not known who threw the
fatal stone.
Disastrous Wreck Narrowly Eicnped
HAr.msnuisa.July 20. A passengertraln
was almost wrecked at l'axtung, where
new section of track is beiug laid. Had
the train been running nt full speed
certainly would have gone over the high
embankment at that place. The locomo
tivo nushed tho track aside nnd left thi
rails, ns did also the baggage car. Nobody
was hurt.
Grandfather and Grandson pismembered
Newport. July 20. While Rev. P.Will
ard and his grandson, Allen Bruce Will
nrd, were waiting for a train"at Mexico
station, Juniata county, to take them to
Newport, a freight train going west run
them down. Each had h leg cut oil and
was otherwise injured. Mr. Willard Is
years of ago and his grandson is aged 8.
Three New Postmasters.
Washington, July 26. These fourth
class nostmastors have just been appointed
jn Pennsylvania! Harrisvllle, Butler coun
ty. Kobert Jilaclc: Lagonler, vestmoelanu
county, J. R. Peterson; Mount Pleasant
Mills, Snyder county, T. G. Albogast.
ratal Stabbing Affray In Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, July 26. Daniel Clancy
and Otto Weber, house painters, became
i anu utto wener. nouse paimcrs, ucuiu
involved in a quarrel at their plaoe of
employment, and Clanoy stabbed Weber
I uve uaiea, fatauy jojunuu uiuu
Striking Miners Tleld.
Hazleton. Julv 28. The troubles be
tweeu the Evans Mining oompany and
the employes at their colliery has been ad
justed and the strike deolared "off." The
men accepted the company's terms and re
turned to work,
Kansas' Strike Situation Critical
Topeka, July 26. The strike situation
in the Cherokee district Is regarded as so
serious by the governor and hjs advisers
that eleven companies of militia have been
ordered to hold themselves in readiness
move on three hours' notice. Lieutenant
Governor Paniels states that he regards
the situation as very critical, and that
might break out into violence and blood
shed at uny time,
Denver's Idle Workmen.
DEKVEli, July 26. Up to date 3,700 men
have registered as out of employment, and
the list Is steadily increasing. Means are
ining taken to furnish employment and
;.r ide food for the hungry and destitute.
jr, ii estimated that Ij.000 persons, men.
women and chijdreu, aro 'u need of Imme
diate aid.
PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
Slieimmtonli Offers Opportunities la Seek
ers of InvflNtiiiunt.
Tho following enumerated properties are
for salo and information concerning .them
m&y bo had upon application at tho Hhiui.u
ofllco:
1. A row of framo houses containing
apartments for six families. Will net at
least 15 percent, on tho prico asked. Loca
tion in tho heart of Shenandoah.
-A splendid factory site, 30xG0 feet In
size, In tho heart of Shenandoah, and in-
eluding largo building. Clioap.
3. Lot and largo building with railroad at
front and roar, with or without 8 liorso power
glno, boilorand Miaftlng. SplondM build
ing for a factory.
4. An elegant new houso In Pottsvlllc,
comploto In every detail, all conveniences,
largo and high rooms. Lot 00x170 feet.
Largo hennory.
Ttert nhntorrsrhn nnfl envon t TltliM!,
S3ct.,
DOots., and
Jl.OO per Bottle.
Cures Couirhs. Hoarseness, Hore Throat.
Croup promptly; rol loves Whooping Cough
nnd Asthma. For Consumption it has no
rival: has cured thousands whero nil others
iauea; win conn Youin&Kcn in time, ooia
by Druggists on aRiiarnnteo. For Lame Back
or Cheat. uso silicon's piastjkh. 85 eta.
HILOH'SCATARRH
lavo vou Catarrh ? This remedy is cruaran
teed to cure you, Prico 60 eta. Injector free.
FOR HA' E A black mare will work single
or double Inaulro ot M. 1'. Conry. 31 outh
JIBin street. v-zo-iw
OiT II tween hcnatidoab an1 Wm. Penn.
Lv ap ckelbooli contliiln(?b)U' (ll. A suit
ibln reward will be Riven If returned to A. L.
Graf, ISO North JdrUIn St., shenimdoah. 7-26-ii
POIl KENT Tho store room on 121 Nortb
Jardln street. She nandoah, lately occunlo.
ay Wendell Giaft thebaUerand o nreottoi.cr
with dwell ng, bake houso and st .ble. Appl
on tho premises (or full particulars. 7-20-0 1
V7OT10K A whlto e iw. with black h' ad on
l blacK nods oa body and wh'to spot on
rorohoaa, came lo ine i iemisos oi mc un
terlgne.i on ru'wnay, juiy .1. uwnor car
mve same oy provin, property ,nu ii-iyiug x
jensos. Wm. Wilkinson.
f.Ji) 3t Lost CreeK, No. S
vrOTICn is hereby glcn that a strnngo com
IN enn 0 to ihu nine or fiirii" of (luslavu-
Uolh on JU'ie 20, 1SH3 The cow is l etween six
mil i-ovcn years oiu, wimo ami yciiow spouei
nd black forehead Tho lenal owner can take
the cow by paying th' cxpciibos
(IUSTAVU1 ItOTIl,
7-21 lot Bvon tort nshlp, S'huy kill county, 1'...
Joa't Tobacco Spii orSmoke yourLlfa t wa
Is the truthful Btarlllni; title ot a little book
that tells all about No-to-b -.c, the wonderful,
nnrmieAs r wartime -a lonacco uaoii m ro ' n
cost Is trill n? unit 0 mau who wants o qu I
nd can't runs no pujhicai or nn nciai riu 11
aslnt " No to bio" 'old fy all druggists.
Hook at drue stores or bvma 1 free. Ad 'res
Tho Sterling Remedy Co., Indiana Mineral
Jprings, ina. wss-iy
13ONDS I-'OIl SALE Tho Town Council ol
U 1110 iioroogn or -'nenjnaoiin nuvinK u1 ui
mlv and leeallv authorized to borrow mono
'or tho purposo of erecting a publlo watei
JYoriis. nav prepareo anu. rp now ouerinp ioi
.110 borouga ouiiUb uuari..g niui est iu luo r.ni
if 4 i.er rent., the Int- rott. payable eml ar
Liualtv. The bonds aro of the denomlntllon o
tlOO, 300nd$5OOand mituro in th'rly year
ersons utsirniK 1 t uuhuiuu ior me suit
onds can do so by applying to T F llradUan
resisnrer of lho borouch statlmr ihoamouot
het desire to subscribe fo and the denemlna
.ion of bonds preferred
T J. Jambs,
K. P. UALLAOUHK.
-6-tf Committee
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The oulfll includes Cine Lens, Folding Tripod,
Carrying Satchel with shoulder strap, el-page
Instruction Hook, and all necessary apparatus
and euDpllcs for starting in photography It In
ths simplest, Ughte. t, most compact, easiest
of coraprchensio i, readiest in manipulation,
and cheapest complete ou;ttt ever produced.
Student No. 2, - Price $2 50.
The Student Camera can be seen at
Nob. 6 and 8 North Main Htreot,
SHENANDOAH, - PA,
Hardware Tlnwsro, Htoves and Houso
Furnishing Goods, Fish ng Tackle and
Sportsman's goods.
Wait for Bargains!
38 HEAD WESTERN HORSES,
Tho kind that the ("owboTS ' ode from
Wyoming to ths World's lir, will bo
sold at l'ubllc Bale in
SHEMD0AH,-
WAIT FOR THIS CHANGE!
il
No. 130 Soulh Main Street,
Work donoln llrst-class manner
A trial requested, KiJ-lw
a s e m n m dim
FINE DRESS GOODS
,RESS GOODS issucha bewildering topic
that we will not attempt a full descrip
tion, but cr'tve a partial outline, which vou
can fill in by a personal inspection. There are
the plain and chang-ablc diagonals; plain, plaid,
striped and invisible plaid serges; fancy mix
tures in all sorts of odd weaves, dots, threads,
cross-threads, hair-lines, lines here and there,
many at a glance appearing alike, but upon ex
amination are found entirely different. Our
assortment of silks is complete china silks,
china surah, plain surah, bengaline, plain, fig
ured and changeable silks, in all the new shot
effects. Full line of fancy braids to match any
color of dress goods.
TT yrr Wo find tho most stylish and
XII V V rcllDS
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singlo, double or trlplo capes, Somo aro plain, othors very
highly decorated, with fancy Indcecont braid, butterfly
colors, or somo full arrangemont at tho neck, bo much ap
proved this season by the fomlnino fancy. To some, coats
only aro tho correct garment. To those we would say coats
aro equally fashionable and stylish, many of thoso having
capes also attached sometimes one, two or threo, as tho
tasto or inclination of tho wearer may dosire.
We have this season, for the first time,
added a Millinery Department, and have spared
neither trouble nor expense to make it a suc
cess. The result exceeds our most sanguine
expectations. This department will be under
the same management and conducted on the
same principles that have always characterized
our em ire business. We shall keep everything
in trimmed and untrimmed hats, novelties of
every description. Having secured a trimmer
noted for her artistic and skillful work, we are
enabled to suit all tastes. We invite a careful
inspection of our entire store. All welcome.
I O, aKOKQE MILfiEU, Manager.
ratus and supplies for starting In photography,
MRVIN, DUNCAN & WAIDLEY'S.
fohn F.Ploppert,
!iJ EAST nnXTIlJS ST.
tad, Cake and Pie Bakery !
CHECH, ICECREAM, SODA WATER.
I have also purchased tho storo 21 West Uoa)
trcet, aud um prepared to furnish .Milk, Cream,
Sutter and Eggs at the lowost market prices.
Wc will also keep at this storo Ico Cream and
-kida Water. All "orders will recolve prompt
mention. Wholesale and retail.
J. F. PLOITERT,
!9 East Ceatre St. SHENAHDQAH 21 West Coal St,
1 O Builders !
The season for building
is almost at band, and
we have just replen
ished our stock of all
kinds of Hardware,
Nails and Builders'
Supplies,
We also carry an immense line ot
Stoves, Ranges, Cutlery and Tin
ware. Rooting and Spouting our
specialty,
Peter Griffiths,
G1KA.HUVJLLB, PA.
Public Notice!
Notice Is hereby given that persons destroy
ing or detaining beer kegs will bo prosecuted
as provided by the Act ot Assembly approved
prll 1th, 1S05.
Brewers' Association.
Hfcsnanrloab. pi Jqnn fl. 1P0S. ly
ALMA SHOE DRtSSING!
r4xatttsBa:iM bakkb and confectioned
tul hlack is desired,
AT TUE
LEATHER STORE
XO sv . CJontro St.,
WEEKS' SALOON,
17 S. Main Street.
Finest Brands of Wises, Whiskeys and Cigars,
Fresh Deer, Porter and Ale
always on tap,
th0 provnlllng mode to bo tho
Pant
Capo, in somo of its variations,
A recreaiinn that ed
ucate... Cultivates tho
lu&tin t and taBto for
nrt and leads to a study
of wliut is most lovely
in nature.
Exumliioour student
camein, No. 2, price
$2.60 complete, inulud
ing tine lense, folding
tripiu currying aulcliei ,
wiin bu( uiuer strap, 64
rnp' Instruction book
and all necessary appa
CHRISTIAN SCHMIDT
No. 207 West Coal Street,
SHENANDOAH, PENNA.
-AOKNT FOB-
CELEBRATED LAGER v
M Aril) PIIMFR PECDClT
I llllU IILU1ILII ULLIIUll
Porter, Ale and
Fine Old Stock Ale.
HOOKS & BROWN,
Base Balls,
Bats,
Masks,
Foot Balls,
A full lino of Stationery,
Blank Hooks, eto.
tfo. 4 NORTH MAIN STREETI
101 North Main street, (Shenandoah, Ia
Ice Cream wholesale and retail.
1'lcnloa and parties supplied on short notice
FIRE INSURANCE.
smut and oldest reliable nnrnr;h on
juuita rfpiuseuttq oy
I A TTTT-I tT A. TTOrr.
120 S. Jaroin St., Sfiananooa.fi,
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