EVENING HERALD
MtlDAY, AI'lilST 17. 1WM.
VPTOCONCKKT PITCH
A Business Man Gives Ills Experience
and Tells How He Gets Along Nicely
Without Golns; Away.
' No vacatlou for me this year."
Mr. J. Z. Clinton, n prominent business
mnn, seemed quite cheerful ns lie made
tills remnrk.
"No.'1 ho said, "hard times and busi
ness cures prevent my usual holtilny ; but,
let me tell you I am not no disappointed
a'i I would have been In former years."
How Is that t
"Because I am enjoying pound health.
1 never felt better In my life. In spite of
overwork and anxiety, I manage to keep
atrong and vigorous and ltiBtead of suf
fering from tired feelings, dyspeiwia and
nervousness as I did In years gone by. I
feel like a new man. Even now I shud
der as I think of the miserable symp
tt mi I once experienced. What were
they Well, generally a headache In the
tnorulng. dull heaviness or aohlng at the
ti.ise of tLe brain; wakefulness; loss of
ni'petitc and disgust with food; loss of
tiii'iitn! energy and interest In ordinary
!ntin n nd business; restlessness and
auxin v without any aMlgnable reason;
b.id hrmtli glddinea; palpitation of the
' 11' illownesa of the skin; coated
nii;u. iml gradusl failure of strength
i d .ft in tmn I consulted doctor after
'cr . and with but one exception 1 re
i. v 'I Hie siime advice, namely: to take
thr iiinnths' vacation. This I could
mot, do At last, I oonsulted auother
pliVMcmn and the result of our conver
sai in was that he advised me to take pre
Uigested food about which 1 hud heard a
great deal. Hut I had had some exler
lence witn cod liver oil and feared that
this food might be something like it and
equally sickening. 1 said 'no,' I preferred
to try something else. The doctor, how
over, persisted. 'This food,' ho said, 'is
not a drug or a medicino nor a greasy
mixture like cod liver oil. It Is a pure
starch food, totally different from any
thing that has ever been Introduced be
fore. Its flavor Is delicious, It Is most re
freshing, and ft Is stimulating to the
weakest stomach. Take my word for It,
and you will llnd Paskoln. Is just what
you need. So upon this recommendation
I commenced taking I'askola."
And what hns been the result f
"A decided victory for I'askola. Before
many days had passed, I felt much better.
All the miserable symptoms I had form
erly endured passed away, and I found
that by taking I'askola I could eat well
and digest well. I also gained a healthy
appetite and a feeling of fresh vigor that
was simply wonderful. I took Paskola
with great relish, for I found that, as the
doctor had said, It has a very pleasant
taste. Vnliko all other health foods It
causes no bloating sensations. Being pre
dicted, it is absorbed by the system the
Instant It ts swallo'-ed, thus Imparting
nourishment Immediately. The result Is,
I no longer suffer from Indigestion, while
Tinder the nourishing influence of I'as
kola my weight has Increased from 180 to
1 j pounds in tho past two months. 1
lltul It n splendid thing to take at noon,
aft m 'ii'iruiug's hard work and at night
nit .i bniui ss is ended. It seems to take
n;v , i tint feeling of weariness and ner
.on 'Mm Iroin which most business
vac i il.r. As I say, it has done so much
for mc. and made me so strong and well,
th.v l haw no need for a vacation even If
Ih l 'lie rime and opportunity to take
one
H ic'i statements, as this are being con.
tlft'ia ij made by people of all classes and
Etu'i 'unsolicited praise is the best evidence
that I'askola owes its wonderful popu
larity to merit alone.
3U can obtain I'askola of any good
dru ist and a free pamphlet will be
vi? led by the I're-dlgested Food Co.. 80
He ic Ktrcet, New York.
Bear In Mind
Jol n A Reilly's is the place to get the
jnm t wlues and liquors, best beer and
all and llnest brands of cigars.
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Closing tin" a' Ion nf the w Vurk anil
l'li liiidi-lp hla !xiilmnic.
TMI iv Vmk, AUf. HI The volume of bmi
fic i tie Ht'iit'k Exchangee Unlay wasconslu
ra v i'.uIit than on yesterday, and the
spc .iiru n was healthier In tone, evidences
of a i i H niiitf market were found In the In
cren i ordi rs received by the commission
hou i I losing bids;
Lei! l2h Valley SH W. N. Y & Pa OM
Pen ' ilvnnm . .. 6OV4 Krie -WW
Itea ? IUI.4 D.. I.. W I
Bl 1.111 . .. West Shore 101
Lch.ii 1 nv .... SUl N. Y. Central luiy
N V & N I 2d pf Lake Krle & W HM4
UewJcr cy Cen-lW Del. & Hudson.... lwji
(ieneral Slarketi.
Pint ADEt.l'IUA, Aug. 16. Flour steady!
winter superfine. i.10 S.tt; winter 1
ra. J, 1-' Vi; No winter family. St 40
t.lu Knii'-yK aula roller, stralitht. t 608 "0;
we'irrn winter, clear, fi.iu&t 05. Wheat
wea- li w.r with Mlfc. bid and Mc. nuked
for Vi'-M urn dull, lower, with OlHe bid
andl '.i nsl.nl tor AukukI. Outs dull. weak.
wnti'' ir Wit mid MtV'. asked for August Iteef
qui. c tors 'lull Ijird iiuiet. uraili nvairu
stenm. ciij $7 50 ltutter firm: western
ua r j ' i.i . wi stern creamery, 10ttiiHc.;
do ..iitury U'US !&.: Gliiw, riMf.: Iiolta
tlon ' rcainery. Iiai7c ; New Votk dairy, H&
21c rr' amrr) ITlijat ; state creamery fancy
ytM ir 00 eiiolce. .; uo fnlrtOEood
ti' 1 r uts johhliiK. 2j4(au. C'hBMK quiet
New York mrire. nv&IMc ' small, "Jia&Vto
p 1 .u. :il,u14c: full skims, iOSo Kngs
Dtm New orkandrennylvanla, KOHMo.
return, fr ih. lottlTo.
1,1 hti.cU .Markfita.
New Yoiik. Aug. 10. Kurojiean cables quote
American steers at llulllvo per lb., dressed
weight, refrigerator beef, W&hHc. Calves
steady, poor to prime veals, IVftU.M) per 1C0
jds. 1 ouitrriniiK caives. smowii. sheep lower;
lamt'Sdull. sheep, M-tUOD Iwr 1U0 lbs.; lambs,
$3.w vt .5. Uogs bltther; Inferior to choice.
East Libektv. Pa., Aug. 16rt'attle market
(low and unclianied. UoEii'liliiher; Philadelphia-
tfi.T'i-jj a); beet Yorteru. tA.GOQt M;
common to fair Yorkers, S3.404W.tiO; pigs. 15 (
Qi.V). hneep tvy dull; extra, IB.10H3.30;
good t- VMilZ&O; couiuion, Wc.ajl; lambs
"EXPLOREIl ll'ELLilANT
0
He Discusses His Failure to Reach
the North Pole.
WILL TRY IT AGAIN NEXT YEAR.-
l'riife.nnr weu II. I'renrli, of the Coatt
nml (lendetloHtirveynt WimliltiKtun, 8ttr
veys a Lnrge Tart ir tbn I'onat and Adds
Several Cnpen In the Jin p.
Tromjok, Xnrwny, Aug 17. Walter
W'ellmnti, with his crew of the crushed
Meatner Itagnvald Jarl, arrived hero 011
Wednesduy by,the fishing yacht Herntlne,
Cnptnlu Johnseu, from Is'orth Spltzber
gen. All the members of the party are
well. Discussing the failure of the expe
dition to reach tho pole Mr. Wellmnn snld
to a representative of the Associated
l'ress,
"After tho loss of the Itagnvald Jarl
and the consequent breaking up of my
line of retreat 1 was compelled to modify
my plans for the summer's work and
mnkc sure of being nble to return to the
coast of Spitsbergen earlier than in
tended, though the expedition reached
within a few miles of the Nlst parallel on
Way 1!!, eleven days from Tromsoo.
"The season had then changed to tho
other extreme. North of Seven Islands,
situated at the extreme north of SpIUber
geu, as far as we could see, were masses
of heavy, unbroken ice, which appeared
absolutely impassable.
"The expedition then turned its face
east along the northeast land, and though
the nor! beast gales quickly broke up the
ice, which had promised to afford smooth
and easy traveling, the whole northeast
land was explored.
"The scientific men of the party made
many interesting observations In geology
and natural history, l'rofessnr Owen U.
French, of the coast and geodetic survey,
Washington, accurately surveyed a large
part of the coast. Among thepoints added
to the map by virtue of the discoveries
made during this survey "Rre Cuppa
JresliBin, Whitney, Armour ami Scott
and Walsh Islaud.
"On July 1, with seven men and an al
uminum boat, I Bttirtetl to force my way
north ovor tho pack ice. Hut I was com
pelled after several days of frightful
struggle with the ico to give up the at
tempt. "On July 4 I started to return to Wnl
den Island, crossing Dove bay. We were
nil compelled for hours to wade through
water waist high. The screwing of the
pack ico threatened to destroy tho boats
and sledges, but though they were sub
jected to tho hardest usage the aluminum
boats came through uninjured.
"We reached Waldcu Island July 23,
where wo waited a fortnight In vain for
open water, and ou Aug. 4 decided to push
through the ice,
"The attempt, which was a most dan
gerous one, wns wholly successful, aud
our four boats reached Law Islund on
Aug. 0, where wo sighted the Herntlne.
Evontually we hired her to convey our
party to Tromsoe. Wo sailed from Low
Island on Aug. 7, and reached Dane's Isl
and 011 Aug. . There wo took off Profes
sor Oyeu, tho geologist, and Hyerdnhl.tho
Bportsman from tho University of Chris
tiana, and the stores which they were
guarding for us.
"Though wo were unable to get as far
north as we hoped In 1801 on account of
the loss of our steamer, etc., and the bad
nature of the season, I am determined to
try the Spitzbergen route again in lb0.5."
1'lireatenod Lynching In l'lillmlnlphla.
PniLAiin.'1'iiiA, Aug. 17. David C.Wise
man, S!H yenrs of age, attacked Nellie
Davis, a 20-year-old girl, on the street last
night, dragged her into a vacant lot aud
attempted to assail 1 1 li r The gni's cries
attracted a policeman, who shot at Wise
man and drove him away. Wiseman was
afterward captured by a posse of citizens,
among whom lynching was threatened.
Wiseman, in nn agony of fright, begged
the policemen to shoot him rather than
nllow violence. He was finally lodged in
jail. Miss Davis' condition is serious.
K111111K Gultlnmn Keleulcil.
New YoKKAug. 17. Emma Goldman,
the anarchists.' heroine, wus released to
day from the i!,eultoiitlnry on lllackwell's
Island. She entered the prison ten months
HKi a general sessions jury having found
her guilty of making an Incendiary speech
In Union square to the unemployed. Im
prisonment, it Is said, has hud uo effect on
the woman's principles, and It is probable
J.bat she will ugltute more determinedly
for anarchism than ever.
Ktitbtieil hy u l'liiyimtto.
I'OTTSViu.K,.l'a., Aug. 17. An 11-year-old
boy named Nice was bruught down
from Glrardville aud lodged in jail, to
await the result of Injuries inflicted by
him on another boy 'named McDonald.
The boys quarrelled while playing, und
Nice drew a pocketknifu and stabbed Mo
Donald lit the stomach and between the
ribs. ' McDonnld is lying In a critical con
dition, and it Is not thought possible for
him to live.
Culberson for Governor of Texas,
DALLAS, 'fox., Aug. 17. The Cleveland
Democracy, headed by George Clark, rode
over the free silver sixteen to oneratioltes
hy a vote of 4.11 to 415. llnd the minority
report for free silver at the ratio of six
teen to one report been ndopted there is a
probability that the straight Cleveland
men would have bolted tho convention.
Coiigrossmnn David D. Culberson wus
nominated for governor by acclamation.
A Condemned Murderer Kicapes.
Wavnkbhuiio, Pa., Aug. 17. John Eis
mlnger, the convicted murderer of Sam
uel McCoy, who has beeu confined in the
county jail since his sentence to death,
awaiting the llxing the dnte of execution,
escaped Wednesday night, and has left
no truce of his going, Eismlnger shot
aud killed McCoy, robbing him of tilOO,
after having been befriended by him in
many ways.
Craabed to Death In a Sewer Trench.
South Ueno, Intl., Aug. 17. The big
trunk sewer being constructed In Michi
gan avenue caved In, aud several work
men were entombed at a depth of twenty
Jive feet. All were rescued with but
slight injuries except Henry I.eder, u
Ilelglnn, aged SH, from Mollne, Ills., who
was crushed to death by the mass of fall
ing dirt and timber.
Dig Onrpet Worki to lteiume.
CAHLIBLK, Pa., Aug. 17. The Stephens
fc ISeetem carpet factory of this place,
tho largest textile establishment In this
part of the state, will resume operations
on Monday after a protracted Idleness,
giving employment to a large number of
hands.
"llaftHirtat f 1l lifflattuS jljlf lllf
THE nAilUHAL YoLlbTb.
Ken llreonlii In the One Ml!e anil I"IT
.Mile Itanef
Dknvfr. Auk 17. Th national rn'-ing
tournament ot the Liagnc "f American
Wheelmen wa inaugurated hwe yester
day in the presence of over lu.OO'i people
There wan muiip disappointment over the
non-appearanui' of .1. H. .Johnson, the Min
neapolis champion. His wheel br ike In
the mile open 1 rial iu the morning, and he
ditl not qualify.
Tiie record lowered yesterday are those
for the one mile n0vlcesine mile ripen null
five mile uatlnnnl championship. Lee
Jtlcliardson, of Chicago, went agniusttho
half mllo record for backward riding, and
reduced It from 2.47 to 2.83. The mllo nov
ice was paced by Caflln and Phillips, nnd
tho result was the fastest mllo overridden
In a novice nice.
The first championship rnco wns that of
a mile. Twelve men started. Sanger went
clear of the hunch In the back stretch, but
gave up In the straight. Paid, tho win
ner, is from Buffalo.
The fourth event, tho one mile open,
created the greatest enthusiasm of the
day. Sanger took the' lend and hold It un
til 200 feet from the tape. Here Sanger,
Titus, Drown and Ilald were all lapping
each other. Sanger had the pole or wns
close to it, and Titus, coming very fast,
cut Inside of him. Sanger's wheel was
seen to wobble for an Instant, and Titus
and Brown finished ahead of him. Titus
was disqualified for foul riding and Brown
wns given flrst place, with Sanger second
nnd Bald third. Tltns' time was 2.10 8-5,
which is the record for a scratch race
Ilrowu, the winner. Is a Cleveland man.
In the two mile handicap Harnett, of
Lincoln, Neb., who had a handicap of 190
yards, passed the lender iu the second
mile and won by 200 feet.
In the five mile championship seven
men started. Titus won, antl beat the
world's record for Ave mlleB in competi
tion, making the distance In 12.101-5
Murphy, of Brooklyn, was second, nud
Zlegler, of California, third.
A Negro Arrested for Arson.
NrAtK, N. Y Aug. 17. Mary An
drews, a colored cook, who claims to have
been a cook In the White Houbo duriug
President Cleveland's former adminis
tration Is in tho now county jail charged
with arson. She was employed in Mr. C.
O. Tiffany's benutlful residence hero ns
head cook. Yesterday sho wns notified
that her services were no longer needed.
She went to her room nnd shortly utter
wnrd tho houso -was discovered to bo In
flames. The houso was saved from de
struction by heroic efforts of the firemen.
An angry crowd surrounded the prisoner
as she wns being conveyed through the
streets to the station house, and It re
quired great efforts to save her from bod
ily Injuries.
The Fnmlne In Corea.
WAsniKOTON, Aug. 17. Mr. Ye Sing
Soo, tho Corean minister, received by mall
a letter from a friend in Chemulpo, which
gives some particulars concerning the
famine in Corea. The latter says that the
conditions of the people in tho famine
stricken districts Is most distressing. Of
the eight provinces in the kingdom, but
three nre producing any crops, and It Is In
these provinces that the recent rebellion
In Coren existed. Men nud women wan
der from place to place homeless and
friendless, dying on the street. Tho opin
ion is expressed that since the war be
tween China nnd Jnpnn has broken out
tho condition of the people, will be more
serious than before.
Forget fill iicm Oiiuies a Serious Wreok.
Tkenton, Mo., Aug. 17. Passenger
train No. 11 on tho Hock Islund road
crashed into the dining cur just before it
reached the depot, making sad huvoo of
the dining car and seriously injuring five
employes. It was caused by the yard
master forgetting to set the switch, leav
ing a clear main track. Cijuduotor W. T.
Crawford was seriously injured inter
nally; Freeman, a cook, injured ou bend;
Ben Field, porter. Injured on head, John
J. Anderson, cut ou wrists; Perry Coul
son, cut on side nnd head.
Fireman Killed, engineer Injured.
ALliurjtJEIlQUK, NVM., Aug. 17. No. 3
passenger train, going west on the Atlan
tic aud Pacific railroad, -was wrecked by
n washout at Cubero. The engine was
ditched. James Horton, fireman, wns
killed and William Morris, onglueer, was
dangerously injured -tso far as known no
passengers were injured.
Colonel lloulle for CongreiiB.
LTNCHBUltO, Vn., Aug. 17. The Repub
lican convention for the 'Sixth district
yesterday nominated J Hampton Hogue
for congress. Mr Hogue was receutly
appointed by President Cleveland as con
sul to Amoy. but the nomination was can
celed, ahd Hogue joined the Republican
party.
McCrenry Wunts to be Senator.
Lexinuton, Ky.,Ajig. 17. Congressman
J. B. McCrcary Is out In a letter to a
prominent Democrat here announcing
himself as a candidate for United States
senator. Senator Blackburn will stand
for re-election, and Governor Brown is
also a candidate.
To Suneeeir Governor Tlflman.
CoLUMMA. S. C Aug. 17. The reform
convention yesterduy nominated Joliu
Gary Evans for governor and Dr. Tim
merman for lieutenant governor. This is
equivalent to election, as the conservative
Democrats are having nothing to do w .
the election. The rest of the ticket will bo
nominated at n primary to be held AuK.
28. Evans is only 31 years old nud Is tho
author of the dispensary Jaw.
IlRllaa' Lateit Murder Mystery,
Dallas, Tex., Aug. 17. Last evening
an unknown man was found dead under
the Trinity river Commerce street bridge,
from which high structure be bad been
thrown over the high ratling by unknown
parties, and his neck broken. Ills body
was badly bruised by blows. His pockets
had been rifled of everything except a
mall knife und a live cent piece. There
is no clew.
Want to be Governor of Maryland.
Baltimore, Aug. 17. Congressman Is
ador Hayuer, of the fourth district, for
mally announces his withdrawal from the
congressional oauvnss aud his caudidaoy
for the governorship of Maryland. IIU
nomination to congress lias beon con
ceded. For the governorship nomination
his opponent will be Governor Brown.
lllsetiarelne Union I'acltlo Employes.
Omaha, Neh Auk. 17. Over 3,000 men
have beeu formally discharged from the
Union Pacific as the result of the srei t
strike and others aro being replaced
dally. Two hundred and fifty engineers
are included In the list. Borne of the en
gineers nnd firemen were with the com
pany for twenty years nnd upwurdi.
' itft jjllllil
ftilt oltrtn Mltmh and ptoii eren, I
me imm Conor ttarl the morn,
Full 01 at noontime U U teen
All wilted, wrinkled andorlom.
That's what you must expect of
sucn a coiiar; it's ine linen ot it.
The stand-up" collars won't stand
up, and the turn-down collars will
wilt down. The easy, cheap, nnd I
pleasant way out of this is to wear I
" Celluloid " Collars and
Corrs. These goods are made
by covering linen collars or cuffs
on both sides titli"CELLULOlD,"
thus making them strong and
durable, nnd waterproof, not nflcc-1
ted by heat or moisture. There
are uo other waterproof goods
made this way, consequently none
that can wear so well. When soiled ,
simply wipe them off with n wet
cloth. Every piece of the genuine j
is stumped Like LUIS :
LLOLQl
AJARK-
InsiFt upon Bootls so marked
if you expect full satisfaction, and
if your dealer docs not keep them,
send direct to us enclosing uutount
and we will mail sample. State
size, and whether a stand-up or
turned-down collar is wanted.
Collars 25c. each. Cutis 50c. pair.
Tho CELLULOID COMPANY
1 -127-29 Broadway, NewYork.
E" I3TH8 BEST.
K NOSQUCAKINQ,
5. CORDOVAN,
FRENCH& ENAM ELLED CALK
4-.5.s?FlNECAiF&rftN6A(Sll
$3.5.0 POLICE SOLES.
2.i. Boys'schodlShdes.
LADIES'
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W'L'DOUSLAS.
BROCKTON, AIA53.
1'ou can save money by, purcliasluu V. L.
Doueln bhoes,
Because, we are the largest manufacturers of
odverUted shoes In the world, and guarantee
the value by stamping the name and price on
the bottom, which protects you against high
prices and the middleman's profits. Our shoes
equal custom work in style, easy fitting and
wearing qualities. We have them sold every
where at lower prices for the value given than
any other make. Take no substitute. If your
dealer cannot supply you, wc can. Sold by
Joseph Ball, Sbemindoah, Pa.
HUMPHREY'S'
Dr. Humphrey' Speclflra are scientifically and
carefully prepared Remedies, used for years in
private practice aud for over thirty years by the
people with entire success. Every sluglo Speclflo
a special cure for tho disease named.
They cure without drugging, purging or reducing
the systom and are in fact and deed the boterclgn
ltemedlcs of the World,
ya, crRBi, r&ice.
1Fevcrs, Congestions, Inflammations,. ,5
li Worms, Worm revcr, Worm Colic 25
3- Tectlilniri Colic, Crying, Wakefulness .S3
4- Dlnrrhcn, of Children or Adults
7 Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis US
8 Ncurnlgln, Toothache, l'aceache. iS
!)-IIcnilnclies, SIek Headache, Vertigo.. ,23
10 Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Constipation. .t25
11 SupprcNsc il or l'ttlnfitl Periods... .23
J'J-WliltcH, Too Profuse Periods .S3
13 Crup, LnryuKltls, rioarsencas !23
14 Snlt lthcnm, Erjelpelas, Eruptions.. ,23
15 ItliciinintlHiii, Itlicumatlo Pains 23
10 Malaria, Chills, Fever and Ague .23
lll-Ciitiirrli, Influenza, Cold la tho Head, .23
20-W!ioolutr Cough .23
27- Klilncy lHcnt.c .23
28- Kervous nihility 1.0(1
3D Urluury Wcnkncss 25
3 1 Soro Tlironl, Qulncy, Ulcerated Throat .25
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Sold tr Pi'iSKbitii, or sent frtvatd on Tee-It ot price.
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BOWES'
Saloon and Restaurant,
Formerly Mlctarl Peters',
15 N.IUnlii St., SlieriRiifltxih.
Fresh nnd cool beer always on tap. Fines,
wipes, llquorsana cigars.
JAMES BOW ES, Prop.
MAIN AND COAL BT8.,
91 . jfc.n?onIi, Pcitna.
'Polite and Prompt Waiters.
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REMOVED To 648 N. Eighth St.,
Hrr above Green, phlla, Pa.,
Formerly at 206 North Htcona St Is the old
est in America for the treatment of Special
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Millions, of Dollars
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ble companies, as represented by
DAVID FAUST, Insurance? Agent,
120 South Jardln Street.
Also Life and Accidental Companies
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Largest and finest hotel In the region.
Finest accommodations.. Handsome fixtures.
Pool and Ullllard Dooms Attached.
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The value of eaoh share Is t200 at maturity. Application fee on each share, 25
ft.. L?t m,nthly dues on each share, fl.00. On dnea pnld In ndvance for a
wilSV or lon,??f',G I""1 cent- Interest will be allowed at time of payment is matlev
i.imamnyw.l,t.'J"rnwonB orall Bhares at anytime by giving 80 dnyB1 written
notice, nnd nre entitled to tho full amount of dues paid on such shares, together
EliLi f,fperAC,.nt,1 ln'er,t"f't n'ter the first year's membership. No shnres will bo
forced out. All shareholders nre entitled to loans from the fund on real estate secur
cfT;. i J.e iVce nn,d "'formation on application. New series starts In Sept,. 181M.
bnaresmay lie subscribed foranv tlmn. Ami ,1hp ik -til t, r,lt-a.i .tiL r,rrw
Sl!dhr8fIJl marP' yard. 127 N. Jardin St.. on the first Monday after tho first
Saturday of each month. AVe refer to tho following shareholders:
v p Si?nntaw;,erFlr8tNntlonnl unk. j W. H. ZIMMERMAN, Meat Market,
tnuv n wmT,"' B- F- KEHLKlt, Grocer.
JOHN IIOULHTS, Livery. q. M, HAMILTON, M. D.
J. F. PL0PPERT,
SlSsGI and
' "OBSSKS&
Oonfcctioner,
SO Ea3t Centre Street,
SHENANDOAH, PEWKA
Bread, Cakes, Confectionery anr
. . Vanilla, Chocolate and Straw
berry Ioe Cream and Soda Watet
Wholesale and Retail.
Orders for parties and other events filler:
on short notice. Ice cream delivered tt
all parts of town in pint or quart buckets,
HAKTMAN STEEL PICKET FENCE
Is the cheapest nnd best fence mado. Cheaper
man a wooucu icnce lor rcsiacnccs, lawns.ccm
etery lots or any kind of fencing. M. II. Masteh
has tho agency and carries it in stock at his
marble and granite works, 127 N. JARDIN ST.
Lauex?'s
Lager and
Beers
Finest, Purest, Henlthest.
Chris. Schmidt, At
1207 West Coal St., Shenandoah.
T. M. REILLY'S
centralia's
POPULAR : HOTEL !
Where you can always get
a glass ol
Cool Beer and Refreshing Wines,
Whiskeys, etc. Don't forget the place.
T. M. neilly's,
Locust Avenue, CEKTKALIA, P
MONEY TO LOAN.
Loans msdo from 8100 to JiO.000 on persona
or real estate security. No publicity. Loans
can bo returned in small monthly payments or
retained for a number of years to suit borrower.
A loan from this company will not Injure the
rlnanclsl standing ot any individual or ilrm.
No bonus. Interests per cent, annually. Money
loaned (or any purpore. such as to increase or
enter cuslni ss, to pay on mortgages, judgement
cotes, to bulla or purchase property, or In tact
for any purpose that money may be desired
Address, Central Truit Company of la., IDS
Arch street, fhtladelphla, l'u, 6-9-tlm
Attention, Prptf Owners !
ROOF PAINTING promptly done with
PT HAWTHORN'S U. S. HOOF PAINT by
jfJk.- Agent,
139 East Coil street, Bhenandoab. It 1b the beat
and only gusrantee pslnt against corrosion, tire
and every kind of weather, tor metal, wooden
asd paper roofs and walls. Ulve it a trial.
THEATRE : CAFE!
Formerly kept by Thos. Gibbons,
Main and Oak Sis., Shenandoah.
Fresh nnd cool Beer always an tap.
Wines, Liquors, Cigars,
CosTKLLO & CASS1DT, Proprietors.
When Yon Want a First-class Rig
make It a point to go to
""Decamp's Liuery.
West St., between Centre and Lloyd.
Teams to Hire for all Purposes
MUSSER & BEDDALL,
(Successors to Coakley Bros.)
No, 38 East centre Street,
SnGKANDOAII, PA.
FIT CLASS GBOCERY !
Our Motto: Best Quality at Lowest Catr
Prices. Patronage respectfully solicited.
;r.i - Nl'r i tli'rtHaniiftrr -f
E
Pisne
Jicfcle Bargains
For a Limited Time Only.
New and Used Bicycles.
To Reduce Stock.
Good Wheels from $25 up.
Cleveland Bicycles.
Majestic Bicycles.
Repairing & Parts a specialty
The A, Heebner Co.
100 North Centro Street,
POTTSVILLE.
The Leading
Dental Association
In the Worla.
mm IH 11 LEADING CITIES.
No grounds for fear any longer, be
cause weiiave found tho secret of extract
ing teeth without pain, which isouly
known by us, The Albany Dental Asso
ciation, This secret hns cost ub thousands
of dollars but is n great relief to those
whonre suffering from nchlng teeth.
Plate work of all kinds. Gold, silver.
aluminum, wats, metal and rubber plates.
Gold crowns, aluminum crowns, crown
nnd bridge work; gold and silver fillings.
Saving of decayed teeth a specialty.
Remember the place and number,
Dr. llimH IiEATAI. J1003IS,
sleme Tooth. '33 East Centre St Mm Cltj
Over M. Stein's drug store.
RETTIG & SON'S
Beer : and : Forteir
(Wholesale).
BOX,. HAAH, AQBNI.
Liquors and Cigars. 120 South Main Btreet.
PE O P LE who have CARI'KTB,
FkA'lllEHH or J1ATTKESBES
Uo "too Oloa.3o.oc3.
While clesr.lrp boube, will do well to
call on or address
Tie STEAM RESOVATJKE CO.W.SS.--
82 East Coal Street.
Shenandoah's Reliable
Hand Laundry
Cor. Lloyd and White Bts.
All work guaranteed to bo first-class In every
articular, Hllk ties and lace curtain ea (spec
ialty. Goods called for and delivered. A. trial
solicited, .
A genuine welcome
Awaits you at
J oe Wyatt's Saloon !
MAIN AND COAL STS.
Pool room attached. Finest whiskeys,
beers, porter nnd ale constantly on tap
Choice temperance drinks nnd cigars.
For Fainting ....
The Season Is here:
and Paper Hanging
Get your work done by
Muhanoy City's leading artist,
W. H. SNYDER,
Perfect Work.
Tlarrrnlnfl In nntntn nn,1 ntla nlnln nn
stained glass. All the uew patterns In
wall paper. All dally and weekly papers,
uuvcxb, uuveiciies uuu stationery,
133 Wost Centre Street.
Headquarters for the Evknino HERALD.
Your Stomach : : :
Cannot stand the same washing that
your boots do, and the water yon drink
isn't even lit for that purpose. Use
Lorenz Schmidt's Beer and Porter.
JAMES SHIELDS,
Manager Shenandoah Branch.
She'8 an 9 can taste onr eandteo
without a feeling of nffec-
Odd Girl u?n ?or. the young man
i ,77 .uwh0 br,lnS8 ttem- They
Just melt In the mouth; the girl's eyea
melt with tenderness the yonng man also
melts, and the question Is settled. Try It.
FRED. KEITH AN.
Ice Cream, all flavors. id N. Main St.
YOTJDEL PHOTO X
Taken In first-class stjle at t
Linton's New Gallery T
14 N. PLUM ALLEY.
Rear L. V. station. TIHTYPEB,3for25!
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