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Evening Herald.
MONDAY, JUNK 4, lefll.
TJETIRl) EDITION
MAHANOY G1TY LETTER,
A EUDGET OF LATEST NEWS
All the tvents ot the Day I old in
Bright and Spicy Paragraphs A
Record of To-day's Doings.
tKoported dally from the Mahsnoy City bureau
OI lUOCVKHlBU MEHAI.U.I
Maiiakov Citv, Juno I.
Miss Ida Wnllowcr, of Ashland, ts
VHitlug Miss Manic Lyons.
Miss A. M. Phillips has resigned her
petition na saleslady lor .M. A. union.
Mr and Mrs. Gus Mlnchof and son
visit til friends nt Shcmindonli.
Willlnm Anstock, of Pottsvlllc, spent
utmny nt ins nomu nere.
Thoiiuii Flannlgun. n druggist, recently
employed nt Philadelphia, Intends to
lorate here.
Harry I). Phillips of Gordon, registered
nt uie .Mansion House yesterday.
It I' Swank, of Delano, did business in
lowu on haturuay.
Hon. K.lias Dnvis, who ts hustling for
the l(eiillicHii nomination lor blteriu,
was a guest at tne Mansion House.
Sol. Foster, Ksq., of Sliennudonh, was
In lowu on Saturday.
Messrs. A. II. Goyne. It. C. Smith and
Ii n darner, three of Ashland's business
in spent Sunday here.
George W. Johnson, the genial clerk of
the Mansion House, spent yesterday at his
Home in M. i lair.
Or V. N. Stein has graduated from the
l niversity of Pennsylvania.
Alexander Little, the machinist, broke
hit arm while at work on baturday.
It is cxnected summer cars will be run
on the Lakeside Electric Hallway this
week
Misses Ltzzlo Kennedy and Mary Davis,
of Uirardville, were the guests of friends
here yesterday.
Miss Annie Hopkins, of Shenandoah,
visited town friends on Sunday.
J J. llelser nnd Dr. Seymour paid n
visit to Ijocust Valley on Saturday.
Adam Schamel visited friends nt Head
ing yesterday.
W. W. Lewis has received a letter from
Morgan f'rowther, champion 120-pound
boxer of England and ales, in which
the latter states that he will sail for this
country as soon as the racing season In
Kngland closes. Mr. Lewis is anxious to
match Croivther against Joe McGrath.
tho Irish champion, for $500 to ?1000 u
bide.
ModhkIihii's HargnliiB.
A good duality home-made rag carpet
at 30 cents n yard; nice table oilcloth, 15
cents a vard: good dress ginghams. 0 cents
a yard; tho best 50 cent corset in the
market. Lace curtains and dress goods
oi an Kinus encap.
I J. MONAOIIAN,
No. 28 S. Main St.. Shenandoah
Special low prices to all in watches
Jewelry nnd silvenwire at Iloldei man's
corner Alain auu Liioyu streets.
ii pmiiYnr. mil
Continued from flrit page.) I
O KNTKAIjIA
Charles McIJrearty and Joseph Browcll
enjoycu a ruio to Asmnnti yesteruay
Robert Wilson, editor ot tho Mt. Car-
mel .Nun's, trausactea business In towu on
Saturday.
Miss Mary Kalowich spent Sunday with
ftuainoKin lrienus.
11 J Currun was in Mt. Carniel on Sat
urday.
Miss Kmma Gwinuer returned on Sat
urduj after spending n few days with
irienus in nt. uiau.
li W Davis visited Mt. Carmcl
Saturday.
Mrs. William J. Walsh paid a visit to
Mt. l armel on Saturday.
James L Reese, son of Sunt. Kd. Heese.
of town, has been appointed Assistant
Superintendent of L. A. Itlley & Co.'a
collieries James has been a student at
the I Diversity of Pennsylvania for the
nast three vears and ligured nromlnentlv
on thefootball team ot that college for the
seasons oi 'i anil 'JJ.
A great game of ball was played here
yesterday between the Preston Hill nine
and our local club, with the following
result .
Cent alia 1 0 2 10 0
1'rei.tou Hill I 2 0 0 0 1
Uorinnn'H Cafe.
When seeking n neat and well-conducted
cafe, go to Gorman's, corner Main and
coal streets, route and prompt atten
tion, o-iu-im
MAII.VNOV 1'L.ANi:,
the!
The Borough Council will hold
regular monthly meeting to-night.
The Hear Hldge and Lawrence collieries
Have resumed work. 1 bey were Idle two
weeks, on account of being drowned out
uy tne heavy rain mils.
Hon. Ellas Davis, candidate for Sheriff
visited town ou Suturday to build up his
political leuces.
Gerald Kochlcr mingled with the so
ciety people ox rrackvllle last eveulug.
Frank A. Fennelly is doing duty nt
xumaiiua.
Hlchard nnd George Itichnrds, of
l-rackvllle, visited towu Inst evening,
Fred Bobbs nnd Dick Phillips visited
limy irienus in f rucKvlllu on Sunday.
Assistant Tralumaster G. M. Israel
boarded an electric car for Mahauoy City
ou cuiuruay evening.
The funeral of Mrs. K. A. Seaman, of
luuizevme, on aaturuuy, was largely nt
lenuc'Li, Aiaizevuie looses a niglily re
spected ln'ly and the community
aympntuuo wuu tne uerenveu family.
Tho borough of Gilberton is coutem
platmg building an electric light plant of
its own. it now costs them $2,500 n year
lor light. Tho high prices of tho Frack
vlllo company is driving them to this and
it will not be very many moons before
ilicy will have one.
This community was shocked to bear
oi tne aeatu or jonu n., youngest son o
Superintendent 11. F. Ilertolet. of th
KhamoUlu division. John was a bright
and intcliKcut bov and was loved by evorv
one who knew him. Ills remains will bo
taken to Heading by special tralu leavln g
tne pianos at u o clock lliursuay morning.
Tho M. K. Sunday school will attend the
iuuer.il.
Mow Goods
' "Arriving Daily
C. D. Fricko's Carpet Store
lOBouth Jardlu8tr$et.
lntlnn wns eniraired in the most cruel
form of fratricidal strife; thnt Its fairest
Holds were transformed Into vast slaughter
houses; that Its atmosphere was hlncK
with the smoke of huninn torment; that
Its ears were saluted with the clash of
nfmn. thnt Us heart was lilerced with the
groans or uieeuing anu uying oroiuers
linw could we avoid the natural ncunlties
that must follow r
Then we must take account of the In
dividual demoralization of enmn life,
who can picture the anguish ot spirit
with which the discovery wns made by
wives nnd motuersat tne close oi tne war,
thnt. In mnuv lnstnnces. their sons am
husbands had become victims of n more
dreadful slavery than that from which
they had fought to deliver tho blacks;
that while unon the Held of battle they
struck the manacles from the slaves of
tho South, they had forged fetters of base
nppelttes and vicious habits upon them
selves. How many men of character and
of promise returned from the war but the
merest wreck of their former selves
eternity only can reveal. The government
canteen Is reponlhlo lor n train
of evils most nppnlllng to contemplate
The government grog which wns supplied
during tho war hns killed more men thnu
were ever killed by rebel bullets. Tho
nmietites there created and strengthened
has had much to do In fastening the curse
of rum upon us nnd In producing the
train of evils thnt follow in its wake. I
do nut charge that all soldiers were thus
debauched. The honorable exceptions
were numerous. Otir own Chaplaiu AIc-
Cabe can tell of n bright side to life even
in Llbby prison, nnd of the songs of
praise to God ami the shouts of victory
over sin thnt rent tho air of its har
rowing conllnes. Hut thee were the
exception and not tho rule.
Hut I must touch upon still another
thlni: in passing though it is a dangerous
thing to deal witli in such n presence ns
tills on nccount oi tne nnniuty to misun
derstanding nnd misrenresentniinn ; that
is the fraud and dishonesty that have
been engendered uy our pension legislation.
Kvery right-minded mannmong us who
Iihs anv sense of appreciation of the sacri
llces and perils of the soldier, of tho War,
and n Bpark of gratitude for the priceless
heritage they bought witli their blood,
must feel n proud sense of satisfaction
at the generous provision mnde for
them bv tho iroierument. ihe
wili not bo senred by the cry of
Half a million dollnrs u dnv for pen
slons ' iirovlde.l thev can leel assured tnu
tne nionev really noes to uie wormy auu
needy heroes of tho nation's bnttles, or to
their legitimate denendnnts. Hut the
trouble is n lnrge proportion does not go
to them. One who is in n position to
know whereof he nllirnis, writes in the
Forum. June. 1NS3. pago 44'.", "'mere are
now known to be tuousands of imperson
ators of bravo men under whose names
thev hnvo skulked; perjurers who hav
magnilled or forged bodily ailments, or
who have attributed to tne service inmrlc
or diseases known to have been received or
contracted elsewhere; relicts who never
knew the soldiers in whoso name thev ask
relief ; mistresses who never dared take
the name of their paramours until they
were dead ; pension junipers of both sexes
who are drawing two, turee or moro pen
sions at once under different names, and
lastly, and in increasing numbers, widows
who were born nfter tho wur." Heie we
flud-n mon in tho government service
drawing a snlnry ot fiiauu a year ami n
DpiiHinn of 84 per month, while his neigh
bor who Is workiug on the railroad for
nluetv cents n dny nnd who sustnined np
parentiy ns mucu injury in tne wnr gets
n pension of $3 per month. Yonder Is n
county Judge drawing n Snlnry of ?4000
per year nnu a pension oi too per nioimi,
and here Is a mule driver on your dirt
banks, as badly lniured in tuo war, wn
makes 20 ner month and drnws n pen
sion of fl n month. Here are tho chief
friction poluts In our pension laws evils
which are perhaps Inevitable-but evils
against which 1 declaim, nnd which I
mention cliielly bei-i.i; e any li ir state
ment of tho moral cum. oi tne wur must
include frauds upon the government and
wroiiL's unon Its patriots wiucn are un
surpassed in nil tne annuls oi covetou
Crimea.
Owar: thou cruel, hideous, blighting
blasting, damning mouster, would God
that with pencil dinned in the hottomle
pit of hell I could paint the horrid face
to black nnd devilish, so llemlish and so
hateful tliat mortal man could nevermore
see n single redeeming ieaturo m uie
b oodv countenance.
Hut I should fnil to dischnrce the duty
of the piesenr hour did 1 not refer to the
perils whicli threnten us now, and thus
nolnt out the duties imposed upon, us by
tlie I'lnriniiH nence which was purchased
by tho owful strife and the blessed life
mat came to us turougu savage ueaiii.
Wto nooders ti-ulonal events shall lied
An iiwful balancing of It ss ahd en It :
3-10 I Joy based on sorrow, 00 wiln HI comrincu,
o 4 And prima aeiiverunco n&uiug out oi pain
Ana aireiui mroes."
Like children skinning on the cruter of
n slumbering volcano, natioua are often
oblivious ot tneir pern until it mirsis in
all Its furv. Like the ostrich, they often
hide their hend in the snnd nnd suppose
there Is no danger nut tnere it is.
Notwithstanding our bonsted liberty w
are to-day a nation sycophnnts, are prosti
tuting the sacred name of patriotism to
their own selfish ends. Patting the Union
soldier with one hand and the rebel
soidier with the other, and without a care
either for them or our institutions, tuey
crv llrst "irood Lord" nnd then "good
devil." Moral principle unci public
opinion lire made the merest hobby horte
upon which to ride ton place at thepubll
crib. Political Nebuchndnezzars set ui:
not their golden, but their brazen images,
and nt tne sounu oi tne music tne peopi
not only fnll down and worship, but go to
tho polls nnd elect them. The result is
wo llnd most of our public olllces tilled
wuu persons of alien sympatny n not
nllen birth, nnd n tide of immigration
overcrowding our labor mnrket and su
persedlmr our worklugnieu until they cry
for bread. Capital has been protected
nnd lnbor exposed. Legislation has put
tnrllf ou coal to keen tin its price and then
brought men from the ends of the earth
to mine It In order to cut your wnges and
tie your nnuus. Tiiey uuve mprigageu
the Intelligence of tho future by crowding
ignorant loreigners upon us wnuoutmiiK
lug adequate provision f or tbelr education
Now York and Pennsylvania states that
contain and receive a larger proportion of
foreigners than any states In the Union
Increased their population during the
past decade fourteen times us much
their public school enrolment. I have no
sympathy with Indiscriminate denuncia
tion ot immigration, nor do 1 share tin
fears f renuently expressed ns to the moral
effects ot the newer elements we havi
been lately reoelvlng. The fact Is. accord
log to our prison statistics, that the
slnvlc races among us show the cleanest
tun of moral nenitn, so inr as really seri
ous crimes are concerned, of unv foreign
ers among us. The most criminal, Italians
excepted, are to be found among those
who have been coming from the first
without hindrance or criticism. The
thing to be deplored Is the multiplication
of foreigners without an honest effort to
solve the problems their presence presents.
A crying need of the age Is for compulsory
education in our public schools whioh we
should have had long ago but for political
hucksters.
In the next place let me sny thnt we nre
slaves to nu Infernal trulllc that has de
stroyed more of money, men nnd char
ncter thnn "wnr, pestilence nnd fnmlno '
combined.
Wo used to bonst of a government 1 of
the people, by the people nnd for tho
people" nor wns our uoasting vain, nut
nlns, It hns been transformed Into a gov
ernment of tho saloon, by the snloon nnd
lor tne snioon. ao one enn question tnnt
the beer keg Is the mightiest fnctor lu our
political life thnt It receives more con
slderntlon In our legislative halls nnd
mnuy of our courts of Justice thnn nil
the crosses, churdies, bibles, homes,
widows and orphnns of the lnud put to
gether. There is not a nation on enrth
mat n ns demonstrated its utter incapacity
to denl with tho rum traffic, nnd to en
forco its Inws ngninst this legalized mur
der, so thoroughly and so clearly ns our
own. wmi a sentiment on tuis question
ndvnnce of tho world we have, tiro
nortloiiately, the least to show for It.
While a few men nre doubtless better
tbnn their business, it Is still true on the
whole thnt the christian temperance ele
ment lies prostrate, nt the feet of n law
less fraternity of drunkard-makers. God
nnd conscience have no chnnce when
saloon keepers nnd beer glnsses come into
competition. Africnn slnvery was n
messing compared witli tue slnvery oi
rlTiv M'linf. Ivny tint, tnnnnalatntit t?tth tin
rum. lunt was not inconsistent with the
best type of morals nnd theloftlest forms
oi spintunuty nmong its poor victims,
Hut this Is nt wnr with every precious
lung except the rum sellers' pocket,
rem iniuiv a soutneru cnliln nmzel linnds
released enrthly fetters and bore away to
lie nnince of nngels nnd oi God t lie
hnppy spirits of multitudes whose flight
was but hastened by their hnrdships. Not
so with sinverv to rum. This ruius both
master and wave alike, nnd blasts and
minis overytnlng It touches. It is the
nemy of earth and the friend of hell.
Itstnends moral pestilence nbrOnd nnd
the spirit of rebellion nrouud; ltdetbrones
reason ami affection within and destroys
hope nnd heaven beyond. Yet some of
the worst loes of slavery in the South nre
among the best friends of tho worse
sinverv of rum. How sad to see so many
who once, regardless of Inmlly Interests,
social ties, religious preferences nnd no-
ltlcal nlllllntlous. forgot all but tbelr
country's peril, now selling every precious
Interest lor the sake of party polls. Hut
snddest of nil Is to find thnt mostof those
engage 1 In the dreadful traffic nre mem
bers ot some brnucn of tuo curtstian
hurch and nre "crucifying their Lord
fresh nnd putting Him to nn open
Bhnmo."
Hut wo unvo moro recently been
brought Into slavery to n moneyed nrls-
tocracy. v c liml tue most arrogant
forms of Plutocracy embosomed within
our boasted democracy. Let us not for
get that It was under tho semblance of
popular government mat t.iisnr under-
meu tue uepuouc oi itome. it was
while disclaiming imperialism and re-
f usiuu tho title ot Dictator thnt he nlnved
the role of dlctntor nnd founded the most
imperial form of Monarchy. So is it to
day, t ntier tne somoinnce oi nonuinr
government the liberties of tho people are
being stolen and the foundutiou principles
of the government nre being undermined.
it is winio proclaiming tne liberty ami
equnllty of nil men thnt our money kings
are buying their way through halls of
Uongress to tne tnrone of power tnat
bev assume tnat mlcnt makes rlL'lit
thnt in detlnncc of the laws of God nnd
snnremo contempt for the moral riuhts of
man they nre trampling the necks of our
tolllntr millions beueam melr leet,
wuat means tne industrial unrest oi
tho nge f Whnt means the general up
rising ot mo masses against tne cinsses
the conflicts between enpitnl nnd llibor
the riot nnd the bloodshed the strikers
nnd the militia "Doth the wild nss brnv
when lie nntn grass, or lowetn me ox over
his fodder 1"' How shall we nccount for
the multitudes of idlo workmen who nre
crying for work nnd for bread, In this
land oi plenty, wuueuioateti uonuuoioers
are rolling in untmnglnnble weaim for
which they never rendered an equivalent
and lor wincn tney unye no legmmwo
we It is n disgrace to nny iurlustrinl
system or to nny form of government
when three-tenths of one per cent, of tho
population control seventy per cent, oi
the property. And enreful writers tell us
thnt is our precise condition to
dnv. They say thnt If the oldest man
who henrs me to-dny should get n job at a
tnousnna doiinrs n dny ne would iinve to
work without n single dnv olt till he is
bIx hundred yenrs old before he could
earn as much as somo of our princellest
millionaires are worth, let we hnve in
our own Pennsylvania coal mines hixty
thousand men vthowe wages in 1SS9 the
U. S. Hureau of statistics beinE witness-
nvernged S3.S0 per week, nnd who nreouly
sorrv thev cannot earn ns much this year.
If these nre not Kuropean conditionsupou
Aiuericnn son wnat nre iney r uie ques
tion s not how do our wages compare
with those of former times nor how do
our comforts compare with those of
foreign lands. The question is "does
labor receive its lair snare oi us own
productive industry t" The collossal for
tunes of the age ns well ns the revolution
in the air respond witu nn empnntic no
and nu neaven sympatnizes witn m
response. Tho system of government
thot falls, vltlmntely, to bridge the chasm
between tue cinsses nnu tue mtsses ian
nt the critical point and ts destined to
down. And yet, while our pence Is ilis-
turueu nnu tne lounriaiions oi tue Douy
politic tremble dignlli' d oinciaisnt wasu
iiigton nre mnklng bigger fools of them
selves thnn Coxev nnd cnrlng more fortht
grass on the Capitol grounds thnn for the
lightning thnt flashes In the industrial
skies. Our lnbor troubles are simply n
determined "effort of stifled life to
brenthe." O. God. irive it brenth ! Like
Diogenes of old our Industrial problems
nre groping mrougn tne innu wuu a
lighted candle in quest of a man but can
nnd onlv a cener.vtiouoi poormtie pigmy
politicians who nre rattling around In the
boots of our dead statesmen.
Hut whnt of the future? I cannot tell,
My fnlth o'erleans the near nnd grasps
the far. Astronomers tell us they know
nothing of the regions just beyond, but
tnkinir the spectroscope nud dis-solvln
rnys of light from remotest stars they
sneak witn nincn assurance, no tneenn
turn philosopher with the spectroscope of
ialtu in nana tue uiiue dissolves nt nis
feet rnys of llj'ht from the couneil
chnmiiers of the Infinite God nnd is ns
snred that delivers nco will come though
he cannot tell just now:
"lie sees the triumph trom alar
Ily faith he brl. b ft nigh."
Scatter these flowers upon the graves of
your fallen comrndei, Let ns nil be grate
ful to them mid to God for the purchase
of tbelr blood; but. nbove nil, let usgunrd
with jealous care our priceless legacy that
we may hnnd It down nnlmpnired to our
children and to our children's children.
IMINBRS' HOSPITAL, NEWS.
Notes of Arrivals Had Progress of the
Patients,
Fouktain SrniNos, Juno 4. Daniel
Dougherty, of Shenandoah, was received
at the Miners' Hospital this morning,
He will undergo treatment for Injuries
received to one of his legs several months
ago.
Morris Dunn, the Shenandoah typo who
iimtwil nr fell from a movinrr train near
MnrrU .TnnrHnn tlirpn months nco. and
sustained severe Injuries, isjaow able to bo
about on crutches.
Pntr ck Shnrn. of Park Plnce. who was
injured near Delano while coupling cars
ii montn ago, is now mucu improveu, al
though his life wns nt flrBt despaired of.
When he leaves the hospital he will be
minus two fingers of each hnnd, two toes
Irnm the left foot, the cnlf of his right leg
nnd wenrs several senrs upon his hend.
Pntrlck Flaherty goes about tho wnrd
On crutches. "Patsey" had his leg broken
hv n fall on a Sbennndonh pavement last
Mny.
A linn wns livrtimht ti from Fowlers on
Saturday evening, sufferlug from injuries
received nbout the hips while working
betweea mine cars ou the dirt bnnki
DIVES. "
POMEROI and
Absolute Confidence in
asj-vOur Advertisements.
STEWART
mm, Pi
Every line no matter how small the
type does its share toward adding to
our great business, and to the fact that
our advertisements are always free from
exaggeration and free from anything
which m the slightest way misleads, we
must largely attribute this extraordinary showing. Our
prices invite comparison.
We UolT Our Ht.
The Shennndonh IlKUALl) wils twenty-
four years old on Mondny, nnd Editor
Hover hns onr well wUhes for the future.
Orwlgsbnrg News.
The Shenandoah HEIUU) was twenty-
four years old on Monday. The HiniAU)
is nlwnys bright nnd uewf-y. and will con
tinue to be so ns long as Kdltor Hoyer is
at the helm. Tamaqua itecoruer.
The Shennndonh HnnAU) on Monday
closed its twenty fourth year of .buf-iness.
The HKItALD lias manuuiy lougut mo
luttles of tlie largest town in the county
nnd although often opposed in Its course
by tne lonuers nun scnemers ui me pmce
we must admit showed thnt it was right
in its ndvoency of ninny points. It hns
been fenrless nnd therefore successlul.
Long live tho llEItALl) nud Its editor.
Mnhnnoy City Tribune.
The Herald of town wns twenty-four
years old on Moudny. It Is bright cleniily
printed nnd nlwnys lias an excellent ac
count of local hnppenings. Sundny News.
TTsie Wki.i.s' LAUNMtr HLUE. the best
Blnelng for lnnudry use. Ench package
mikes two quarts. 15 cts. bold by
M jsser & Beddall.
HurglHru at a Cnll nry.
Last niuht burelars broke into the car
penter shop at Kohluoor colliery nndstolo
a qunntlty of saws, braces, bits and other
tools. They got into the shop through n
window and secured the tools by sawing
the lock lrom the box wmcu contained
them. Tho burglars subsequently nt-
ncked n hupdIv enr stnnding nenr tne
shop and secured n number of other tools.
They wrecked considerable glnsswnre
that wns in the car. There is no clue to
the burglars. It Is btispected tliat tho
tools were stolen for use In burglaries
elsewhere.
Novel and tin lul.
Pnmn enlcure hns hit upon n new idea
iu egg cups which Is not only novel, lint
destined to become very popular. It is
called the Prelmer egg cup. It is mnde
of line chinn nud fitted with solid nickel
silver screw cover. Tho euir Is broken in
to the cud. the cover is screwed on. nnd
the cup Is entirely submerged in the wnter
to boil. It tnkes one or two minutes longer
thnn to boil egg in shell. Tho cups nre
then served on tho tnble, with the egg
wnrm, nud served in n nent nn nppetizing
manner. Cups nre mnde for one nnd two
eggs. The boiling ts perfect nnd there is
no unccrtninty noout sueus j.ne i-remier
Kgg Cun. Co.. of Syracuse, N, Y., are the
manufacturers.
There's hardly n doubt but
you will llnd our stoclt of coats
Just what is wanted In n light
weigm l-ouu ii is me iuubi ex
tensive nud bestnssorted lot In
the county. Ladles" double-
t.-nD....l 4nnl. . t,ml,-nlln l.lr.1.
draped sleeves, satin faced, and
some uncu inrougnoui...
Ladles' Cloth Cancs.assorted
sizes and materials, laco and
braid trlmmcdiblack nnd navy,
nowest Btybs, nenest effects
wenre preparca wuu a selec
tion that should please the
critic. The cape is the leading
ran. nnd we nre Keen cnoucn
to recognize it
Nothing in the woman nttirc
ns natty, ns -eon-ion us a
neat, well-made shirt waist.
Wo have them in rercnlc, lawn,
sntecn nnd silk. Perfect beau
ties, masterpieces ot women's
conceptions all shades, all
styles, nnd nt tho most popu
lar prices
A conmlcte resume ot nil tho
fashions and combinations of
new fabrics that will bo iuvoguo
In great fashion centres this
season ts shown in our display
of Dress Goods for spring nnd
summer, uno oi our specials is
a cbangenblo goods, swiveled
effect, ! yard wldo, worth 25c...
Tho unprecedented success of
our Silk department has been
tho source of much surprlso to
nil who have watched Its re
markable growth. "Goods of
standard qualities tho best, at
LOWEST NtlCES" Is unquestion
ably tho reason of its great ad
vancement. Our Wash Silks
nro exceptionally lino at 42c,
5Sc nnd 75c
ltrar In Mine!
lobn A. Relllv's is the place to get the
surest wines and liquors, best beer nnd
ales and finest brands of cigars.
MISCELLANEOUS.
T OAT- Volume No. 14 of the Columbian en
I j dmipflln. Binder will please return same
to lleese s auction rooms ana get rewara.
WANTED. A girl for general housework,
VV nnod waires nald. ( all at the HruiM
branch ifflce, Keese's auction rooms, West
Centre street
5-29-tf
COU SALE.Two lots, 60 feet front ana 150
f f e ot deep, t n Oak street, Mt. Uarmei.w nere
the rink is tituated.
month for ground rent.
Ashland, fa.
Now brines in 825 nor
Apply to John CoRtclio.
6-2$ lw
noil HALE A H. kamt diamond stud and a
j. laaies goia ring wuu cmerHiuscuiuc. sur
rounded hy six diamonds,
UKHALU omce
Enquire nt tho
O.liO-tl
omoEorCoKinoi.i.EBorTnK Cochtyof
HcnCTLKlIJ
POTTSTILLE, PA., Mtty 21, USH.
VTaTlCE. Bealed propocals will be received
JM oy tte ui dcrtlRned, Controller of Hchu jl
kill county, until 2 o'clock p. xm Monday, June
4th, 1K14, lor repairing ana painting the iron
bridpe. at Tamaqua, spanning Llttio Hckuyl
kl 1 river. 11 Ids lor repairing and palutlcg to
bo received separately. The right Is reserved
to ri jeel any or nil bids. By order ol the
uounty commissioners. j gEVEBNi
Controller.
Vn-rrc In submitting nroncsals endorse en
velope, "Proposals lor repairing nnd painting
bnuge at Taiuaqua. ;nc-i-
ROOF PAINTING promptly done with
per HAWTHORN'S U. S. HOOF PAINT by
jJV.. TOST, Agent,
139 East Coal street, Bbenacdoab. It Is the best
and only guarantee paint ngalnBt corrosion, nre
and every kind of wintber, for metal, wooden
ana paper rocls ana wans, i.ive it a trial
H. HOFfMAN UAKEK,
New Good at Wilkinson's.
Xew styles of lace window curtains at
specinl bargain prices; chnllles at 8Kc.
per yard : dress ginghams nt 5c worth 10.
Don't fall in see our rich assortment of
fine dress goods, every shade and quality
in the market at money saving prices.
L. J. "Wilkinson,
fi-28-tf 20 South Main street.
Oomluic ICventd.
June -1. Ice cream and strawberry
festival, benefit Primitive Methodist
church, In basement of the church.
June 11 and 12. First nnnual ice cream
festival under the auspices of Lincoln
Section No. 37, J. T. of H. &sT., in Heuder's
hall, Win. Penn.
June 19. Ice cream .and Venn boup
festival In ltobbins' ball," under the nils
pice of the Women's llellef Corps,
Steam Itenovating Co.. call for. clean
and deliver Ingrain and Hrussela at 8oper
yard; heavier carpets -ic. o in. ioai ot,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
SucccBf or to lt. James Htein,
114 North Jardln Street, Shenandoah, Pa,
Office hours From 7 to 9 a, m.i 1 to 3 and 7
to 9 p. to. Diseases of the throat and lungs i
specialty. Hours of vaccination: 8 to 9 a m.
12 to 1 p. mi.
IEW YORK
Cosh Millinery Sjtore,
29 North Main St., Shenandoah.
Ladles, you must see our large line of
lace and straw
Trimmed Hats at Special Prices
Before you buy elbewhere. Also Infants'
hats, cans and robes. Zenhvrs and tier-
mantown wool. The latest New York
styles always on hand at lowest prices,
Mourning Goods a specialty.
MMS'O, V. HYBK.
Rfi'; rn who can tasteour candles
S3,ue t tt without n feeling of nllec-
Orl rl fXtr-1 tion for the young man
UUU VjrirA Svllo br,ntB tbem They
just melt in tne moutu; tuo gin s ey
ninlt. with tenilprnpnB-tbo vouncr mnnnli
'melts, and the question is settled. Try it.
FRED. 'KEITH AN,
Ice Crenm. all flavors. 104 N. Main St,
Remarkable Results Follow
Our Printed Announcements
ivsne
ments in our lhuUincry Depart
ment. We nro headquarters for
hats, either trimmed or untrlm
mod i also tho choicest selec
tion of trimmings, flowers, rib
bons, etc. Wo'vo tho cheap hat
and tho hlgh-prlccu hat. see
ing Is believing.....
OUR SPECIAL
$2
.25
OUR SPECIAL
$4
OUR SPECIAL
$5
OUR SPECIAL
372C
OUR SPECIAL
OUR SPECIAL
42C!
Thero Is ONE headquarters oil
Underwear In Pottsvlllc, and
that Is our store every qual
lty, every weight, every style,
every size made, and evcrj
price. Nd other such an as
sortment in tho county.
ah Biyios nnu qualities 01
Ladies' Vests.
Our Men's Neckwear Depart
ment adds emphasis to the
nbove: "Wo know thnt this will
bo tho greatest opportunity
ever before offered in Pottsvlllc
to economically supply an en
tire season's requirements of
fashionable Neckwear.und that
too at half nud loss than hall
tho usual cost." ,
OUR SPECIAL
I 2oC
2
SPECIAL
C
Wo carry a largo lino of cot
ton poods. Following nro a tow
of the many, somo 01 which are
mourning goods, others are
Scotch Plaids, Zephyr Ging
hams, lino Percales in stripes
nnd ligures, all new goods and
poi I cot beauties considered
cheap at 19c a yard-
OUR SPECIAL
I lie
Heretofore our spring sales
have tosted the selling capacity
of our Hosiery Dopartmcnt.nnd
each year the stocks, necessary
ioUPPly tho demands, have
been enormously Increased a
fact which, proves beyond n
question that we carry a stand
ard hoso
12
SPECIAL
1
Ladles' cotton, silk nnd kid
gloves In all tho leading and
desirable Fhadcs. What n glove
selling time we'vo had lor the
past month. Tho like of it has
never been known in Pottsvllle,
that's a certainty. It Clinches
and pivots our claim for abso
lute glove headquarters...........
OUR SPECIAL
75c
A big special of laces In nil
tho latest designs. Dainty and
beautiful effects. Exclusive In
stylo and price. All silk Bour
don Lnces net tops and pretty
patterns worth 2t'c. Butter
color laces In Point Venice,
Venetian Point, in Point de
Ireland, in all tho new and
dainty effects worth Zoc ,
OUR SPECIAL
I22C
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart,
C. Geo, Miller, Manager. POTTSVILLE, PA.
Why Not Read This r?m
You may hnvo been deceived by some advertisements, but we guarantee
you first-class goods at the right price. You will find In our NEW
CLOTHING STOKE a large and varied lino of
'"Men's, Boys' and Children's
Well made, latest styles nnd nt low prices. Call and see us. No trouble to show
goous. I'onto nnu prompt attention, nnu 0110 price to an.
W. Shines New Clothing Store,
Simon Abramson, Manager. 21 South Main St., Shenandoah.
Piatt's Popular Saloon,
(Formerly Joe Wyatt's)
19 and 21 West Oak Street
SHENANDOAH) PA.
The bar Is stocked with he best beer, rorter.
ales, whlBkles, brandies, wines and cigars. Bat-
In bar attached. Cordial Invitation to all.
Photographer
Market and Centre Sts., Pottsviixe.
The best photographs In all the latest
styles. Wonders leads all photographers.
iy you want
ARTIFICIAL TEETH I
CO TO TOE
for ii. any size, shade. Shane.
and several hundred sets to
select from. Their vitalized
air has no eaual for painless
extraction, All kinds lining
at reasonable prices. Don't lorget me numner
100 North Centre btreot, rOTTSVlIZJl, I'A,
Home-Killed Beef.
offish
J. F. PL0PPERT,
Sllsei!? and
Confectioner?
89 East Centre Street,
SHENANDOAH, PENNAi
Bread, Cakes', Confectionery and
Vanilla, Chocolate and Straw
berry Ice Cream and Soda Water.
Wholesale and Retail.
Orders for parties and other events filled
on short notice. Ice cream delivered, to
all parts of town In pint or quart buckets.
T H. SNYDER,
(Successor to a, W. Hassler)
101 West Cherry St., Shenandoah,
HODSEandSIGN painter
Dealer Ii WALL PAPER.
A large stock of Wall l'aper of all shade
on band. Special low rates for paper hanging
The only place in town to Becure home
killed beef , guaranteeing choice and Juicy
meat, and at the same price as Chicago
beef. Fresh veal, mutton, pork and lamb.
Fresh sausage and bologna made every
day. Finest steak, S lbs. 25c; rib roasts,
2 ibs. 25c, soup meats, 7 and 8c; best veal,,
14c; fresh home-made sausago, 10c,.
Reuben IVIartisi?
121 N. Main St., Shenandoah.
Grand s Opening 1
JOHN LINTON
Wishes to announce to tho public that he
has opened a PHOTOGltAPII GALLERY
at No. 14 N. Plum alley, where he will be
pleated to have you call. All work guar
anteed, A bpecfalty of tintypes, 2 for 25o.
WARREN J. PORTZ,
Pinnn Timer.
Pianos and organs repaired. Orders left at
21 North Main street, Shenandoah, mil receive
prompt attention.
SHENANDOAH, PA.
Licensed to clean
CESS POOLS and OUT HOUSES
Work dono on Installment plan.
ZD. ID. DYKE,
Centralla. Pa.
Llcentcd to clean
Cess Pools, Out Houses
Work done In first-class manner. Orders by
mall promptly attended to. Orders may alto
be left at wm. Nelswecder's livery stable, West
Coal street, Shenandoah.
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