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REVOLVING
Dating Stamp
SO CENTS.
Strongly made and will last a
long time. It stamps all the
months and years from 1895 to
1900; all the figures from o to 99
and the words ree'd, ans'd, paid,
ac'p'd and ent'ed.
Size of letters and figures,
MAY 14, 1896.
HOOKS & BROWN
a North Malm St.
THIS-g
BEATS ALL !
Just returned from New
York City with another
large stock of Spring and
Summer clothing.
See the Blue and Black Serges !
Selling at less than half price.
Great Drive in Light Suits!
We are unpacking the cases now.
Call early and take advantage of
the chance for first selection.
CLOTHING HAS NEVER BEEN CHEAPER THAN
IT IS NOW.
We have never sold at prices as
low as we quote now, and all know
that we undersell all competitors.
Chlldrens' Light Suits at Hall Price.
, . . Full Line of Hats In all Styles,
MMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE,
L. Goldin, Prop. t
9 and 11 S. Main St.
EVENING HERALD
F1I1DAY, MAY 22, 1MI0.
.Marriage Licences.
(William I'olaek and Mary lleplnstis, both
tit Mahanoy City ; Xicolay Lukacsic and
Yufurus D.idyo, both of Shenandoah ; John
Sumpel and Katie Maliua, both of Shenan
doah. Now l tliu Time to l'lilllt.
Make your selection at Payne's Girardvillo
nuicries. All sorts of flower plants, l'ansies
and daisies, and all kinds of bulbs. Cars to
tho door and car fare allowed. 3-lS-0t
NOW 15
your Tina
We have just received an im
mense stock of Men's, Boys' and
Children's
Spring and
, Summer
Clothing
In all the latest novelties of the
season. Call early and receive your
choice. We are selling clothing at
sucli amazingly low prices as to
reap harvest in bargains for buyers.
We never fail to please you if you
call and examine our big stock.
PEOPLE'S
CLOTHING HOUSE
29 S. IS1 J In St.
Formerly Wilkinson's Old Stand, and Next
uoor 10 me t Iran national cauii.
1 AM ALWAYS IN
MY DENTAL PARLORS.
Filling with all known material. Crown
andJIridge work. Examinations free. Ex
tractions free, when new teeth are ordered.
Cleaning teeth free when I do your work.
All extinctions painleiw. Pure gas adminis
tered. Guarantee with all my work.
Artificial teeth inserted and warranted.
DR. J. W. VAN VALZAH,
Ferguson's Theatre Block,
Corner Main and Oak Streets.
Take the Iron nialrway on Oak street.
Office Hour : 8 a. in, to 8 p. m.
STEAM RENOVATOR
Now in operation for the spring
liouwi cleaning.
Carpets Cleaned, a Specialty.
Feathers and Mattresses Renovated.
l'rlce LKt ; Henovattnt: on nut a, lrusela nnd
Ingrain, 3o per yard. Heavier Krudetf, -loper
yard. Heather cleaned. Ho per lb. Mnttr
cleaned and upholstered, hair, $1 1 cotton, cJ;
cheaper snides, $2.
Called for and Delivered Without
Charge, by Your Command.
Addr. STEAM RENOVATING CO.,
Bowers treet and Apple alley, Blicnandonh,
E. B. FOLEY,
GROCER,
Has Moved to
2"7 West Centre St.
I
A SHENANDOAH FAKIR.
lie Is .Vrril(l nt llnrlvtnii Tor SlealhiK
Turnty DollarA,
llAZMrrox, May 22 Wllhclm Sohultz, n
rejected citizen of Mluorsville, arrival in
this city yesterday In poarch of a fakir, wlio
rohhed him of $20 tlio ilay previous, when
the clrcm exhibited at l'ottsvlllo. After
having the warrant hacked by Aldcrmm
I.auhaeh, It was handed to Constablo Zolandcr,
who was Miccwwfnl in capturing the fakir at
Mine and Wyoming streets, lie was taken
before Alderman Lauhach, hut waived a
hearing. Tho Alderman placed him under
liall, but ho being unable to furnish it was
taken to tho lockup.
Tho man gavo his name as Kelser, and bis
residence as Shenandoah, lie is said to
follow questionable methods, and his victims
are counted by tho scoro. Constable lIcH'ncr,
of Pottsvillo, took tho prisoner to tho latter
place to-day for further hearing.
Any magazino or paper in tho world free
"Advertising Journal Co." 5-22-12t
Deeds ltocorded.
From Michael Kovil and Mary Kovil to
John Kovil, lot in Mahanoy City; from
Georgo l'arkos to Simon C'oombe, property in
Mahanoy City; from Sarah Itunklo and
Joshua Kunklo to Mosos S. Grecnawald,
promises in Landingvllle; from Sarah S.
Maurer and Georgo W. Maurer to William U.
Maurer, two dwelling houses in Orwigsburg;
from Sarah V. Stern and II. J. Stem to
Cyrus W. IJoyer, preiuisos in Mahanoy City;
from Daniel D. Ziegler to Georgo M. liates,
lot in Hush township; from Anna Elliot to
Sarah V. Stern, premises in Mahanoy City.
If you want a fine wedding cake, let Otto
make it for you.
Literary Program.
Tho following program will bo rendered at
tho weekly meeting of Woods' Business
College Literary Society, in the college rooms
to-night, commencing nt 7:30 p. m.: Vocal
solo, I. J. Feeley, violin solo, II. E. Church;
eomic reading, G. L, llafner, and an oration
by Luther Sechrist. Tho debato "lie-solved,
that gold shall be the standard currency,"
will be argued by Messrs. 1'. Cull', lt.Lawsou
and Miss lioach, as allirmativcs, and Messrs.
M. J. McCullough, P. J. Ilurko nnd .Miss
McDermott, as negatives. Tho positions of
jourualist will be occupied by Miss lioagle,
and that of critic, by 1'rof. V. G. Stover.
Young Man, . - - - -If
you want tmrnx Titttiest russet shoo
in towtmy them at the Factory ShooStore.
s Prominent .Ynhluml Citizen Dead.
Valentino Schmidt, an old and respected
German citizen of Ashland, died thero yester
day, lie had been in ill health for the past
year, and about ten days ago he was seized
with a paralytic btroke, from the etl'ects of
which ho never rallied, and for tho past
several days his death was expected at any
time. He is survived by a wife and several
children. Tho funeral will tako placo to
morrow morning at 8 o'clock, Inteiment at
1'ottsville.
E. II. Foley, tho grocer, has moved to 27
West Centra street. 3-21-3t
The Statu League.
Local opinions of tho Stato Leaguo of base
ball clubs are not very favorable, especially
since John J. Iteilly' has been laid oil' tho
stall' of umpires. It is claimed that the
Hazleton, Philadelphia and Shamokiu
managements control tho eutiro league and
any ono who dares oppose their views must
expect decapitation. Tho case of Ileilly
illustrates the power of tho triumvirate.
Eeilly and Milligan, of tho Shamokius, had
an exchange of words and the latter said ho
would fix tho umpire. A few days later
Ileilly was laid oil' without any assigned
reason.
All Tree.
"Periodical Ticket Books" give you your
reading matter freo. Tho book explains. Ct
An Intlopendi'iit Church.
It Is said that Itev. Thaddeus Jaekimowicz
had secured sulllcieut support at Mt. lanuel
to warraut tho establishment of an independ
ent Polish church. It is estimated that he
has between three hundred and five hundred
followers, and that four lots near the Lehigh
alley depot have been purchased to erect a
parsonage and a church. It seems strange
that tho ox-priest should be able tu draw
about him so many sympathizers in tho face
of tho letter issued by liishop McGoveru,
who threatens to excommunicato all who
follow Jaekimowicz s load.
Tho ladles' 03c Oxfords that wo advertised
aro going fast. Havo a big lot left ; they aro
bargains.
Factoky Shoe Stokk,
5-20-tf J. A. Movnn, Mem
Daughters of lCelickuh.
PitthiURO, May 22 At yesterday's session
of the Daughters of I'ebekah theso olllcers
worn elected : President, Mrs. S. Leider,
Philadelphia ; Vice President, Mrs. lioso
Ilevnu, Mt. Carmel ; Secretary, Mrs. M.
Joslyn, Philadelphia ; Treasurer, Jlrs. Jane
A. Lyon, Mahanoy City. Tho assembly was
concluded at noon, anil tho afternoon and
evening uoro devoted to entertainments of
various kinds.
LI Capltnn March, Sousa'a latest composi
tion, at Urumm's jewelry and music goods
store.
(ritlid Opening nt I.uletlde.
F. A.McClure, tho new proprietor of tho
Lakeside hotel and recreation grounds, will
have his grand summer 0enlng on Tuesday,
20th inst. It will ho a groat event. Both
tho Schoppe orchestra, of town, mid tho
Jones orchestra, of Mahanoy City, will fur
nun the duueing music, An eleguut supper
will bo served at tho very reasonable price of
50 cents. Light lunch in the annex restaur
ant. The grounds and hotel have undergone
a complete change and under Mr, McCluio's
management this resort will become popular
during tho coming season.
An Order's Kcuiurkuhlo (inmtli.
On May 17, 1S53, the flr.t couucll of tho
Junior Order United Mechanics wasorganized
in tho city of Philadelphia. It was named
Washington Council, No. 1, To-day thero
are over 1,000 councils in th6 order, and a
membership of 100,000 in Pennsylvania.
Councils aro now organized In all tho States
of tho Union.
To Graduates,
Wo have placed on our counters a beautiful
line of cream gloria and china silks, hcurietta,
cashmeres and albatross. Also a lino assort
ment of India Uncus, nainsook and plain
and dotted swiss.
5-7-tf It. F. Gill,
Oct Your Orders Cashed.
Tho School Board will pay all claims
against tho Board on Saturday morning at
10 o'clock. Persons holding outstanding
orders will present same at that time, us tho
accounts for tho fiscal year must be closed up.
Present your orders without fail, at the olllco
of the Secretary, ill tho West street school
building.
Ilaso Hall.
The game between the Clorks and tho
Drivers which wns to havo been played at
tho Trotting park yesterday afternoon, was
postponed on account of rain.
Tho Shenandoah High School team and tho
Lost Creek Engineer club, will crow bats nt
tho Trotting park to-morrow afternoon. A
good gamo may bo looked for ns both teams
aro composed of good material.
Tho Shenandoah Browns and tho Keystono
Gymnasium team played a jraino of ball at
tho Trotting park this afternoon.
The Shenandoah and tho Mahanoy City
High school teams are testing their abilities
as ball tossors at tho Trotting park this
afternoon. McGowan and Gorman constitute
the battery for Mahanoy City and Keogli and
CiilT are looking after tho interests ot Shenandoah.
No Clue to the. Hallot Thleics.
Justice Toomey stated to-day that ho had
not secured tho slightest cluo to tho thieves
who broke open tho ballot boxes in his ollice,
although active steps in that direction have
been takeu. Tho only thing now learned in
connection with the matter is a statement by
a young man that ho passed tho oflico at
about llvo o'clock yesterday morning and
found tho ollice door wido open. Ho closed
tho door and proceeded on his way. Justice
Toomey says ho found tho door unlocked
yesterday morning. Thero aro no marks of
force on either of tho doors, but It is said that
by "springing" they can bo very easily
opened. Tho thieves may havo gained
entrance this way and departed through the
cellar. Tho report that Justlco Toomey will
offer n reward for the arrest and conviction
of tho thieves is without foundation. Tho
Justice says ho docs not consider that ho is
expected to resort to that measure.
Tho l'nstor Tendered il lteceptlon.
Itev. James Moore, tho new pastor of tho
Primitive Methodist church, arrived from
Plymouth yesterday, and last evening he and
his wife wero tendered a formal reception in
tho church. Tho evening was a pleasant
one, and those present were entertained by
the rendition of tho following program:
Opening hymn; prayer; anthem by U'-W
choir ; reading by Mr. Sincox ; solo, Edward
Cooper ; recitation, Thomas Millimiap; solo,
Sirah Baugh; reading, Anuitllmmius; solo,
Lizzio Joucs. Itev. Jloofe, tho new pastor,
made a few appropriate remarks, after wliicli
u friendly grueling was indulged in. Tho
Vvnng Iallles ol tho church served refresh
ments.
Custom Mario Shirts.
Send us a postal card and our cutter, Mr.
Itandall, formerly of Ashland, will call upon
you with a flno lino of samples for custom
made shirts. Address, Shenandoah Shirt
and Overall Mfg Co. 5-15-cod-2w
Wind Up tho Year.
A special meeting of tho School Board was
held last evening for tho purpose of winding
up the business for tho fiscal year, but was
uuablo to do so, as tho finance commltteo was
unable to make a final report in consequence
of tho amount of tax exonerations not haviug
been settled. Tax Collector Scanlau asked
for exonerations amounting to about f 3,700,
but tho list was referred back to the com
mltteo for reduction nnd another meeting
will be held next Wednesday evening. The
Board re-organizes on tho first Monday of
June.
Choice Cut Flowers.
The largest stock of cut flowers in the
valley, at reasonable prices. Geraniums,
fuchsias, autauas, heliotropes, verbenas,
daisies, pausies, etc. Also vegetable plants.
Llectric car passes tho door, and car faro
paid. W. Guy Payne, Ogdcn street, Girard
villc. 5-lS-0t
Must Stand llxuiiilimtion.
1'rof. W. N. Elirhart, tbo newly elected
superintendent of tho Mahanoy City schools,
has determined to elevate tho schools, and
keep tho teachers up to tho standard. Those
teachers not in possession of a permanent or
professional certificate must undergo an ex
amination iu all branchos, regardless of
acknowledgments irom former superluten
teudents. ' Tho new rulo will cll'ect about
twelvo teachers.
Down It Goes Again
Tho mluers employed at collleiy No. 12,
operated by tho I.ehlgh Coal and Naviga
tion Company at Lansford, havo been noti
fied of a docroaso of wages. Hereafter, in
stead of $1.50, which is on tho $3 basis for a
yard of coal, they will receivo only $1,05,
Thero Net or "Was u Hetter Cure
Than Pan-Tina for coughs, 25c. At Gruhler
Bros., drug store.
I. V. Conductor Suicides
Gordon W. Burgett, of Auburn, onco a
well known L. V. conductor, shot himself,
liecovery Is doubtful. Ho had taken tho
Keeley cure, but recommenced driuklug.
"Tommy" Suvage Critically 111.
Thomas Savage, tho old organ grinder of
town, is dangerously ill. He is sutlering
from pneumonia and heart dlsoaso, He is
almost 70 years of ago,
Election or Olllcers.
At a regular meeting of Lydia Lodgo No.
112, I. O. O. F held last evening, tho follow
ing olliccrs woro elected! N. G.,Suiau Hughes;
V. G., Mary Mador; Secy,, Emily T. Williams;
Asst. Secy., Emma Davis; Treasurer, Margaret
Powell; Trustee, John Bunn.
HOOD'S PIIjLS cure I.lver Ills,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A pleasant laxative. All Druggists.
Dleri'ilt the Hospital.
Annie- Plis. aired 32 vears. mid rl.ilmlnir
Shenandoah as a residence, died at the
Minors hospital to-day from typhoid pneu
monia. The deceased had been In this coun
try but soveu days, and when taken to tho
hospital she was unconscious and romaliied
so until site died this afternoon.
Tho Almshouse Improvements.
Tho County Commissioners liave not yet
succeeded in getting over the dltllculties that
aro-e in making thu proposed almshouse im
provements. They have finally appealed to
tho Stato Board of Charities, and the two
bodlos will runsult tnirethnr In tlin unnv
future.
New Delh cry AVngou,
J. M. Kallaeh, the well-known tobacjmlst
ou North Main street, this morning received
a handsoino new delivery wagon, -syhlch he
will put on tho road shortly. Tho wagon is
painted In bright and attractive colors and
its appoaniuce is equally as eutcrfirisiiig as
its owner. ,
Suni'jn Made for a lllg llrvitker.
It. C. Luther, superintendent of the Phila
delphia & Jtoadlug Coal & Irru Company,
and a force of assUtants havo made surveys
of tho company's lands nt Revosdale, one
mllo from Tamaqua. Tho obl'ect of the com
pany Is to sink a shaft at the Llaeo and erect
a breaker to employ 800 men pud boys.
Ask your grocer for the r'Hoyal Patent"
Hour, nnd tako no other bnuid. It is the best
flour made.
POTTSVILLE LETTER.
Tho llljtho Township Contest Holds An
other Session This Morning,
l'OTTSVlLLK, .May 22,
Another session iu tho Blytho township
contest was hold this morning at tho olllco of
the Evamlner, A. iJjPllgram, About thirty
witnesses wore oxahlliied from Silver Creek,
Cumbola and Knska-YVllliam districts.
Yesterday mention was mado of a man
from Mincrsvllle dropping $20 to tho fakirs
on circus day, Ho swore out a warrant and
followed tho circus to Hazleton In hopes of
getting his man, which ho succeeded in do
ing. Ho was lodged in Jail until Constable
Ed. Hell'iior, of Pottsvllle, arrived, when he
was brought to l'ottsvlllo for a hearing before
'Squire Mcl'ool.
Shortly after work started yesterday morn
ing at York Farm colliery, while threo loaded
enrs wero being hoisted to tho surface, the
draw bar that fastens the largo steel hoisting
rope to the cur, snapped oir and tho cars wero
precipitated down tho slopo tit a frightful
speed. They held to tho track until nbout
half way down, when they ran along tho
sills and up against the timbering. Those at
tho first lift hoard tho noiso and escaped to a
placo of safety. Tho accident necessitated
the closing of tho colliery for repairs as the
runaway cars did great damago to tho timber
ing of tho slopo. Tho dcfectlvo draw bar
had been tested that morning beforo using
and was supposed to be sound.
Tho County Commissioners aro still worry
ing with tho almshouso improvement ques
tion. They have held sessions every day for
the past week but cannot suggest anything to
help them out of their dllliculty. Try how
they will, they cannot bring tho cost of im
provements down to their appropriatipiil
Yesterday utter going over tho matter jigaln
they decided to seek tho aid of Alio Stato
Board of Charities, of which Cadwuladcr
Biddle, of Philadelphia, is secictary, and a
letter was sent to him Mfcing for o con
ference of the BoanLaud tho Corainissioucrs
cither at tnc.tc'.vT nouso or nt any otner con
vcuienLvflaco. Whether tho Stato Board of
CIio.yUics will do anything remains to bo
seen, but it is to bo hoped, that inasmuch as
they approved of tho original plans, that
they will recommend an increase of appro
priation to como within the figuros of tho
lowest bidder.
An exhibition of gymnastics iu tho Y. 21,
C. A. gymuasium will close tho class work
for tho summer this evening. Tho gymnas
turn lias been well patronized by tho young
men and the average number who exercised
thero daily duriug tho month of April was 53.
You can save enough on two pair of shoes
to buy tho third by buying at factory prices
at the Factory Shoo Store. J. A. Moycr,
Manager. 3-20-tf
Will filve ii Ilecltal. N
Miss Augusta Helen Gllmorc, of tho Emer
son Collego of Oratory, Boston, will give a
recital in the M. E. church of Mahanoy City
on the 25th inst.
can now wear a collar as spotless as
that of the man in a dress coat. How
ever dirty his work, the workman can
have a clean collar every day with
out cost if he wears the
TRAD
LLULOIO
MAR. '
INTERLINED
It can bo cleaned iu n twinkling by
the wearer, with a wet cloth or sponge.
It combines satisfaction, economy and
comfort. No frayed edges to chafe
the neck. The "Celluloid" collars
and cuffs are the genuine interlined
goods with a "Celluloid" surface nnd
hear the above ih&rk. They are' water
proof. All others are "hnuation8V"If
your furnisher does' not keep them
send to us direct. Collars, 20c. each.
Cuffs, 40c. pair postpaid.
THE CELXTJI.Oin COMPANY,.
Jew York.
S APO L B O ViiSft8."
Special Sale
111 soap and washing powder for a
limited time only.
10 oz. cako of puro soap for 5 cents.
12 oz. package of best washing powder, 5c.
1 lb. package of best washidg powdor, 20c.
1 This is very low for first-class
goods and just what you want for
house cleaning.
Meluskey & Son,
105 S. Main St.
t7j. BROUGHALL,
Dealer in all kinds of
Fancy Groceries,
Flour, Feed, Etc.
Goods Always Fresh.
NO OLD STOCK KEPT ON HAND.
28 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
CURE. NOS. 3&,(5.
Applied bv men only, stops In 3 duy, iurea
In S uay, Hold ut 1
POVINSKY'S DRUa STORE,'
28 EAST CENTRE ST SHENANDOAH pA.
JUMPER
COTTOLUNE.
iiSl
k lor tnt
THE N.
Most
FOR STYLE, QUALITY AND TASTE
In artistic Millinery, consisting of high grade goods at low cost prices
to cash buyers. Sailor hats 15c, Ladies' dress shapes 25c up. All
shades of Satin Ribboji, 5 inches wide, for 25c per yard, for short
whileonly.
KELLY'S MILLINERY
26 South Main Street.
ATTENTION,
Grand Army Men !
(o)
If you want the regu
lation Grand Army and
Sons of Veterans suits,
the only place to secure
them is at the One
Price Clothing House,
No, to S. Main street.
These suits are guaran
teed in every respect.
We have been head
quarters for these suits
for-many years, and we
standi ready to return
your money if they do
not hold tfceifcolor.
Thejprice is right, the
goods are guaranteed,
and the command is,
Forward I March !
TO THE
One-Price Clothing House
10 Siuth Main Street,
l. REFOWICH, Prop.
Also a full line of Clothing, and
Children's Novelties a specialty.
We have no competitors.
Suits Made to Order
AT I -
Former Prices.
Illue, Black, Brown and Gray
Cheviots $10.
Mixed Goods, (Stylishly Mado and
Trimmed) $10, $11, ill, $13 and $14.
Stylt'h Pantaloons, ?3'.00 $3 50, $1,00
and upwards.
Black Clay Diagonals, $15.
These goods are all well lined
and well made. Every
suit guaranteed to fit.
KELLY & CONWAY,
NO. 5
W. CENTRE STREET.
BEDDALL BUILDING.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IOU BALE. The alielvinir and counter In
' the store recently occupied by 13. II. Koley,
will he holil cheap. Apply to II. J. Jllildoon,
West Centre street. 5-20-tf
JlOIt SALE. A second-hand
'White" sewlni;
Apply at this
' (WO-tf
machine.
goou as new.
ollice.
IjOU SAI.K. A 3-story framo bualiicn prop-
erty ou North Main street. One of the iuot
desirutjfe properties in town. Apply to K W
Shoemaker, Attoruey-at-law, corner of Centre
and ilarket streets. -1-23-1111
IOlt NEXT. A largo double, well-llBhte.l
' room, on the second floor, centrally located
with all modern conveniences, suitable for
olllco purposes. Apply nt L. ltefowlch's clothing
bouse, 10 and 12 South Main street. 4-XMI
VAN"TK1. Active, reliable men to trnvel
1 1 and fcollclt milers for fruit nnd ornamental
nursery block, rermnnent employment and
Kood pav. lEeference required. Address the It,
U. CHASE CO., South l'enn So.., l'hlladelphio.
0-9-20t-eod
t BARGAIN. One itood double house and
A two lots with stnblo on tho rear of lot, enn
bo bought cheap. The empty lot Is on the
corner of Vino and Second streets, Mt. Gunnel,
with n frontau-o of 23 feet 011 Vino and 150 deep
on Second. This property Is only two squnies
Ji 11m tho main street, l'or all ot her information
afply to J. 11. Gould, U. Carmel, l'a, 0-12-2w
IF YOU WANT THE BEST
and can't (tct it, then come to us tor
It. Wo curry the best of
Groceries, Butter and Eggs,
FLOUR and FEED.
Our delivery wagon waits your order. Gooda
delivered promptly.
HUSSER & BEDDALL,
26 Cast Centre Street.
1
COTTOLUNE.
For convaleecents and Invalids j for chil
dren or for people with weak c'igestion
must be carelully prepared lroui the
most wholesome ingredients. For
such cooking, Cottolcne proves in
valuable. It imparts a delicate flavor
to the food, malting it at once pal
atable and healthful.
Cottoleue
undoubtedlvthe best cookint? material
PVPr nrrHliror1 riof Vi n rrntitnnn I
uottolenfl trdc-mrkij "Cottoitnr" and ettet't f
in mttttt .nlt trrtrfhrti nfurv tin. I
K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
York, ri.llnilclpliln. I'ltt-liiimli.
WOOD'S
Shenandoah College I
3SO STUDENTS
Eight Principal Teachers . . .
. . . Ten Assistant Teachers.
Business, Shorthand,
. . . Penmanship,
English, Typewriting.
Combined Scholarship .... $150
Ono Department 50
S. I. WOOD,
President.
OPEN EVERY DAY
Go to the Shenandoah Dental Rooms for
painless extraction of teeth. Gold and Silver
fillings. If your artlflcul teeth do not suit
you call to teo us. All examinations freo.
Wo inako all kinds of plates. Gold Crowns,
Aluminum Crowns Logan Crowns, Crown
and Jirldpo work and all operations that per
tain to Dental Surgery.
No charges for extracting when plates aro
ordered, we aio tho only users of vitalized
air for tho painless extraction of teeth.
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms,
(Tltmnn's Illock)
ot Centre Street. A
Office Hours: 7 . m. to 8 p. in.
DO YOU OWN A BICYCLE ?
"Vocnn Bell you a new wheel', of tho fines
nmko nml Kiinrantee, at reduced prices. .."Wo
make a specialty of
. . . REPAIRING BICYCLES !
Do ni' neiul nwny from town to bare your
wheel r'imlred when It ean be done ut home Just
as good and much cheaper,
Faust Bicycle Works,
Office ! 120 S. Jarilln Street, fcl.cnandoahro.
A FUIX LINE OF
NEGLIGEE
SHIRTS AW
With nttnclietl or do
tached collars.
Also a full line of
SOFT SHIRTS.
Hlg assortment; of
SPRING, and
. . .'SUnriHR
NECKWEAR
PORTZ &IBRQ.,
24- N. Main St.
Evan J. Davies,
LIVERY AND
Undertaking !
13.rjardin Street.
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