Are yon for
GOLD 23 SILVER
Or haven't you decided ?
Coin's Financial School.
" " Fool.
Money, Silver and Finance
We will supply any book on the
above iuestions you desire.
HOOKS OROWN
North tVloln St.
jgSEHHSSEB
I CLOTHING
1 SLAUGHTER
FOR 3o DAYS
To make room for the
carpenters who are pre
paring to extend our
building to Market street.
The carpenters must have
space to work in, so we
announce
... A Great Cheap Sale of Clothing
To get the room over half our
stock now takes up. NO
MISFIT, OR OLD STYU5
GOODS, but all stock pur
chased for this summer's
trade and offered at
Half the Prices
Asked Last Week.
Our present quarters, al
though recently enlarged,
were too small for our sum
mer trade and we are now
preparing for plenty of room
in the fall.
MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE,
l. GOLDIN, Prop.
o ami ii toutn aiam mreei
EVENING HERALD
SATUtDAY, JULY 23. 16W1.
THE TWIN SIIAFT CONFERENCE.
Uftiilo Tliut a Continuance if tilt Si-arch
As foreslialowiil in theso columns ft day or
two uRo, tho mino exports of tlio Wyoming
Valley, ami nil the mino inspectors of tho
anthracite district, hold a coufcrehco tin tho
condition of tho Twin shaft yesterday.
They went into tho mine and made a
thorough examination, approved of tho work
lteing done at a rescue, of tho bodies. It wag
the general opinion of tho members prevent
at the conferenco that u further search would
he not only daiiRerous, but useless and in
ellectivc. Tho volutin of (nil has increased
ami there is danger at any moment of tho
water confronting tho men at work.
Thcie is no mums U conduct tho air
throii)-h tho broken mass of rock and every
step taken uloug tho slope now is attended
with extreme, dancer to tho men employed.
About all the nir is directed into tho slope to
supply the men there at work and on this
account tho west side is bcinc deprived of its
usual supply. Notwithstanding tho action of
tho oxperts tho Newton Coal Co. will go on
with the search until absolutely compelled to
stop.
Itlj; Mid-Summer ile.
Wo. have purchased another caso of Classic
llinghams which wo will continue to sell at 5
cents per yard.
York (iinghnms equally as good as Lan
caster, at I4 cents per yard.
lancastir (iinghaun at ! cents.
Light and dark calicoes at l cents per yard.
:!D-iuch unbleached muslin at 1 cents per
yard.
lied twilled llannel, l-'Jc. a yard.
Toweling at 1 and !i cents per yard.
A large stock of raids and ends in lawns and
dimities, were I'Jl cents per yard, hut will
sacrifice the lot at 5 cents per yard.
it. F. OitL.
A Young Girl Assaulted,
Miss Jennie (Ireigerand several companions
from Taylorsvillo went out ou Broad moun
tain to gather berries. Tho former lecamo
separated from her companions, and drove
towards homo for tho purpose of organizing
a searching party. When near homo sho was
assaulted by two men, who took from tho
wagon the berrioB. When her companions
nsicbed homo a party was organized und
search made for Miss (ircisor. she was
found in a dying condition near her homo.
Her assailants drove otf with tho wagon and
li'irsos.
Pay only your own bills. In dealing hero
tho cash customer is not taxed to help sup-
jiort tho credit customers who do not pay
Hero all are ono level. All are cash.
7-18-tf I'actohy Suou Stoun.
hayi: wrruKNnn
DEU'HIA WITH A
FliOM PHII.A-
Complete Dental Outfit
CROWN AND
BRIDGE WORK
DR. J. W. VAN VALZAH,
Ferguson's Theatre Block,
Corner Main and Oak Streets.
Tako tho Iron stairway on Oak street.
Office Hours : a. in, to 8 p. m.
WE HAVE THE ...
...LATEST DESIGNS
IN PLOOR OIL CLOTH. .
F. B. FOLEY
i
DR. BROWN
Has prolonged Ills visit
In Mahanoy City
1 STII
SRTURMY. JULY 25, 1X96.
Office : HOTEL KAIER.
DR. P. II. BROWN, Chiropodist.
EulnrAetl lluninua made small The
Corns or litinlons don't return
rvrn. ltmiionn. Inirrowlnir Too Nftllft, Y.t
lnrRctl Tots Jolntfl,Cyillinins mid Hwroty Kwt
cured by Dr. Jtrmvn lure In HhennndoiOi Urn
yenra no Imvo not como Itiick. and the fr t
am to-ilnv fr from nchcH ami Tint lift. Ilvnd
tlin proofs, lo and ceo tlio people. The
following home testimonials, should ronvince
the most wteptlcftl :
'VV take rle.nuro In ntorninendiiiK Dr.
Drown to nil milTercr from corns, bunions,
InrowtuR too nalU, etc. He hrm permanently
cured our feet without pln, blood or noro
liens. HIh treatment Is nhnolutcly inlnha
and his cureH Htay curea."
I. M. Smith, KniccT, 200 West Centre Htn-et;
Imioc lierowicn. clothier, i;h mm icmn'
Sitrr-t .TMm Htnltli. irrx r mid meat market.
Ill) Went Centre Htrwt . Ixmiii T-ckert, hunt
market, 300 Tine Hreet, Malianny Clt
Tlimniw H. rurrell. chief clerk 1' A: It. frvlir
f.dlro Itofmvlcli. clothluir. 10 Hotitl
Main Htreet . Win. and Mrs. Wooiner, sfn en
crmor. 124 North Main Street; II J. Me-
(flnm-PN, cxpirs-minn, 2"J1 Centre Mreet ; Mrs.
KUen 1). Kernuwtn, MIm Matfe Krnney,
fsi.oininilnnli Ilfiti. II. M. Kuli. ConL'rcFH-
man. itev. Oeo. W Orows, iNihtor t nited
Kvfinrcellenl Church, Hhamokln, I'a: Mra
Mary llelnhold and Miss Minnie D. Knlcr,
im.w. Mr,-ft nlno Mm. (iertrude HilHrnan ami
MIhh K D. Dillon. Centre Htrvtt, Mahanoy
Citv, and hundreds of other.
Very highly recommended by several of
Khenandoali, Ashland, (llrardville, Fmck
villc, Muhnnoy Plane, (JUberton, Delano
and Tanuufua'H leullnK citizen's loth ladies
and gentlemen, whows feet Dr. Drown com
pletely cured several vejirs ajo. lion, n. m,
Kulp.VoiiKrenianHharnokin; M. D. Drllit.
of DrlKht DroM., lumber, also proprleU)r
Ashland Meam Jjiunury, Aumanu
C. Scrr,
liicrchnot tailor un.l Kcnts' furnlblliK Koods,
(lirarilv e. JI sh linr ,nm WHirncr anil Jim
KUen J. OrniiKer, OlrnriHllU'; Mls Annie
I). Ilnck nn.l Mary Huwpll, Walnut Mrvrt
Aultlnml- MInh Lizzie rrk and Julia 1
Iliirnnrd. Market Street, Ashland: Miss
Amelia Snnner, Hello Hauiit and Mrs. J.I).
WnKner. Krnckvlllo; Jllss llnnnah lieynol.Is
Mftlmn.tv 1'laiic: Mrs. l.llen Ilcnn' oni
.lnuiihU r. tllllx.' ton, and heveral hundred
ntlnr
nm..,. llnl.'l Kalor. Mahanov Citv. I'o,
vlult .xtj'iiil.vl ti Haturdnv. July Sitli, 1MK1
hours, H n. in. to K 1. in., Hun. lays, 10 a. in
to l m.
J)r. llrown rvturnfl to Philadelphia nttr
Mahanoy City Islt. nwlnir to Home oinco en
.Kemenis ne eanina vihii rsiientumoun.
1 COUPON. Shenandoah. COUPON.
ft If you are a patient of Dr. lirown's from
ft Hbenand.iali and vicinity, present this S
ft Couioxl nt hl olllco and your trolley faro JJ
ft is pal.l iMith ways. No Ooupon no tart!.
o tsaetitststitsotstsotseiestietseetseitsti
PITHY POINTS.
Unpiwidngs Throughout tlio ltegloti Clinm-
Icled for Musty l'crusal.
The Pottsvillo base ball team will play no
moro games this season.
ThoSchopno mchestra will liold their reg
ular dance to night at Columbia Park.
Tho American Hoso Company, of Ashland,
will run an excursion to Atlantic Uty on
August 13.
Kdward Kcar, formerly operator at uiraru
colliery, has accepted a similar position at tho
Mahanoy Plane weigh scales.
I.. J. Wilkinson, this morning placed a
now sign on his awning at tho new building,
corner of Main and Lloyd streets.
O'HaraBros., liverymen, to-day received a
lareo new timlier wagon, which was built for
them hy Andrew KUiott, tho blacksmith.
Seven citizens of Hunbury want to no post-
master. Tho commission ot the present in
cumbent expired on Saturday. His salary is
fa.ioo.
Waldron. tho horseman, who recently uis-
po'-cd of two tarloadsat the Commercial hotel,
is in town to-day, billing a sale lor rousviuo
next week.
There is somo talk in Mt. Carmelof getting
up a debate on tho money quostion. L. S.
Walter, Escp, for tho gold standard, and
William Wilhelm, Emj., of Pottsvillo, for free
silver, would doubtless attract a largo audi
ence. Mt. Carmel News.
Eli S. Beiuhold will address the onng
Men's Kenubllcan Club, of -Mahanoy City, on
Tuosday evening on tho gold side of tho
financial question. Arrangements aro under
way to securo somo good talker to discuss tho
other side somo timo in the near future.
Horsemen Appeal.
Not considering tho groat pains and ell'orts
tho various horsemen about town havo taken
in repairing tho track at tho Trotting park,
some miscreant last ovening drovo a heavy
truck wagon containing threo tons of stone
over tho newly repaired part, making it full
of ruts and damaging it to sucli an extent
that tho reiiairiuc was of no avail. Tho
horsemen have no objection to anybody
using tho track for sporting purposes of any
kind, but make a plea in behalf of tho sport
inir fraternity that all owners of truck
wagons should keep on tho outsldo of tho
track.
Tlio Slnliiiuny City 'Squires.
Tho 'Squires in Mahanoy City against
whom injunctions were served yostorday
accented the papers under protost. Four of
tho number declare they will contlnuo to
conduct business until a decision is rendered
upon thoir appeal from tho opinion of tho
district court. Tho Justices havo consulted
their attorneys, and it is probable that they
will niako a tost caso of the matter hy trying
a caso. They will aiao mase an ouuri. to
securo a decision from, tho county court upon
the legality of tho election ot tho liorougu
Justices.
Drawing to u Close,
Tho huckleberry Bcason, which, has boon in
full blast for tho past six weeks, is rapidly
drawing to a closo and it is likely another
week will sco tho last of theso luscious borrlos.
Telephone for I5.
Tho Boll Telephone Company has a rival
in Scrantou in tho person of 1 S. Grssaway,
of Baltimore, who proposes to placo telo.
phonos In that city nt a chargo not exceeding
S15 per year for sorvico. By tho competition
tho rates of tho present system will bo greatly
reduced.
P0TTSV1LLE LETTER.
1'otthvim.K, July 25.
Tho Blytlie township election contest nd-
Jourued yesterday afternoon to Meet Tuos-
lay, August 4th, when the further examina
tion of witnesses will be resumed. Bosldo
tho regular examination of witnesses as to
their eligibility to vote, etc., sovcral wore
called to testify on the proposition of wages
on the election. At tho next session tho con
testants will make a special cllort to have tlio
ballot box of Cumbola district opened and
tho ballots recounted, as they claim that
moro parties have sworn that they voted for
Dclaucy and Murray, tho contestants, than
wcro returned,
Word was received hero this morning that
tho Third Ilrigado broke camp at Lewistown
at 11 a. m., nnd tho I'ottsvllle troops will ar
rive homo about 0 p. in. Tho Shenandoah
and Mahauoy City troops will get homo about
7 p. m.
Dr. and Sirs, liclvllle, of aerniuntown, arc
visiting their son-in-law, W. K. Woodbury,
Esi., of Mahnntonso street. Dr. llclvlllo
will preach in tho First Presbyterian church,
of Catasautnia, to-morrow.
A marriaco license was granted to John
Martinick nnd Annio itatzko, both of
JIcAdoo : John Kasputis and Kllailcth
l'ukaltis, both of Now Philadelphia.
Tho following deeds woro recorded : From
Michael J. JltOnrl et. al. to Ellen Galfney,
for lot in Mincnvillo: from Bcnoval Ilausor
to Catherino Marclictti, for lot in Nelson
City ; from John Btino ct. al. to Goorgo L.
Williams, premises In Crossona.
Court Granted a divorco to Barbara Con
dran in tho application for divorce of itarluira
Condran vs. Michael Coudrau, of Uilbortou.
G. A. Borncr was tlio examiner and his report
was filed yesterday. In this caso tho report
had been prepared but had been withhold
until alimony could bo settled.
Resolution on tlio death of General Joshua
K. Siiifried wcro unanimously passed at a
meeting of tho managers of tho Children's
Homo yesterday. It was onlcred that tho
resolutions bo spread on the minutes nnd
published ill tho annual report ond a copy
given to tho papers. It was further ordered
that tho resolutions should bo proporly
engrossed nnd presented to tho family nnd a
committee was appointed to carry tho resolu
tlons into elfect.
PERSONAL.
William E. Phillips was spending to-day nt
Ijikcside.
Mrs. Thomas 0'Conncll, of East Lloyd
street, is ill.
Alf. Ixswis was a business visitor to Wilkes-
barro yesterday.
Controller B. I!. Severn went to Philadel
phia this morning on official business.
Mossrs. u. . Neiman nnd J. S. iieddall
will spend the Sabbath nt Atlantic City.
Thomas Gorman, a former business man of
town, now of (iirardvlllo, was a town visitor
this morning.
Messrs. Inez Horubergor and R. A. Daven
port and daughter, Elsie, aro recuperating at
Atlantic City.
Miss Theresa Kelly, of Philadelphia, is so
journing with tlio Dowling family, ou 'West
Cherry street.
L. J. Wilkinson, tho enterprising dry
goods merchant, is transacting business in
Philadelphia.
Mr. M. F. Gibbons, of Philadelphia, was
called to tho bedsido of his nged father,
Thomas, who is critically ill.
Miss Mary A. Lyons, a popular young lady
of Mt. Carmel, is tho guest of the Jlisse
McGuire, of West Lloyd street.
Prof.Bogart, the newly elected school super
intendent, left this morning for liiploy.I . i
to look after some real estate interests.
Mrs. John O'lirieu and family, of Miners-
vllle. who were visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. E,
Doyle, left fur their homo this morning.
Miss Julia Flynn, of Jlincrsville, who was
the guest of J. Murphy yesterday, left for
Mt. Carmel this morning to viiit fiicuds.
Mrs. John W. Morgan and Miss Belle
Brown left this morning for Wilkcsbarro
attend tho funeral of Sirs. Martha Dunn
who was well known hero.
Frank Carmicliael, a son of Prof, and Mrs
Carmlehnel, arrived in town yesterday troi
Kausas City. Ho has abandoned his western
homo and will remain hero.
L. liefowich, the one price clothier, will
lcavo for New York and Philadelphia, to
morrow, to purchaso his fall and winter stock
ot clothing, lie will spend Sunday with
relatives in Allentown and Bethlehem.
Messrs. Trauk Derr and Oscar Miller,
accompanied by Misses Sallio Huutzberger
and Lucy and Emma lirohst, all of Nurcm-
ber, were the guests of town friends last
evening. They wcro also attendants nt tho
Evangelical Sunday school picnic at Lake
sido yesterday.
Mrs. J. A. Guldiu departed for Lowes, Del.,
at noon to-day, to visit her two daughters.
liev. Mrs. Wainwright nnd Mrs. F. A. Dodds.
Mrs. Guldiu was summoned very unexpect
edly by tho critical illness of Mrs. Wnin
wright's two children, who aro suli'ering from
cholera infautuin.
Threatened Cave-In nt Lutt Croolc.
Many houses at Lost Creek are being
damaged hy the settling of tho ground over
tlio workings of tho collieries in that vicinity.
Tho Catholic church and tho parochial resi
dence of Itov. P. F. Daggct appear to ho in
tho most danger. Yostorday tho water mains
wcro broken by tho ground sinking, and it is
feared that beforo long great damage will
result to property. Oirardvillo Times.
Attending a Golden Wi'ilrilllK.
Mn. William Noilly, of 1'enova, who is
visiting Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Guldin, of tho
Commcicial hotel, accompanied by their
daughter, Bertie, aro attending tho golden
julilco annlvorsary of Mrs. Guldln's parents
at Kdgowood farm to-day. They will bo
absent from town for a few days.
llollerH lUHpoeted.
Tho boilers of tho Kohley Hun colliery
received their annual Inspection yesterday
at tho hands of Joseph llurkc, of Philadel
phia, an expert boiler Inspector. ThebO
boilers aro Inspected annually for tho safety
of employes nnd proporty.
asy to Take
asy to Operate
Aro features peculiar to Ilood's nils. Small In
size, tasteless, efficient, thorough. As ono man
Hood's
said: " 'ou never know you
havo taken a pill till It Is nil d jj 1 1 a
over." 2SC C. I, Hood & Co., 1 1 I g
Proprietors, Lowell, Mass. w
The only pills to tako with Ilood's Sarsaparilla.
Shockam axon Hotel
ArktmBuH Ave., below Heading depot, A Untitle
city,i,.J. BERNARD CONWAY,
THE NERVES IN SB
Tired Men and
Everything out of doors, from grass to sky,
urges tired men and women to think of
health.
The listless, worked-ont system naturally
looks to days Uko theso to undo tho mischief
dono to tho year past. Thousands of tired
eyes brighten at tho thought of rest and
recuperation.
But any thinking iwrson must feel how
powerless a few days outing or a paltry, short
vacation is against tho steady drain on
strength and vitality that has been going on
so long.
Only a positivo, downright invigorator and
purifier can arouso tho body out of its bad
habit of poor health.
Paino's celery compound will do what a
vacation is powerless to do.
It will build up tho exhausted, nervous
organization, givo tone to tlio entire dlgcstlvo
system, nnd assist it to fill tho body with
fresh life-blood, abundant and rich,
Paino's celery compound confidently euros
nervous diseases by overcoming the faulty nu
trition of theso ovcr-exertcd parts. Itattacks
rheumatism, neuralgia, and blood impurities
in tho same profound manner; rouses tho
excretory organs to sweep out tho annoying
bad humors, and thoroughly rids tho body of
the last traco of impurity.
This extraordinary remedy is tho ono means
mwmmwmmmmmm&2
EnnniiiiiHHinininfiiHMiiiiriKHHmHiianfflmimn
WIT,
EliOQUEJlGE
1 and 0HAT0lY
: All sit down when 3
ft Price rises to speak,
Price is the thing after
gjj all. Price is the thing 2
?L ... a
s we
we howl on ; ii it S
was'nt for price we 31
would be just like 2
other stores. Some ES
of our Shoes may be zg
like some of their
better kind, but when Es
it comes to Price 2
jjjr Here are some of the
differences :
E Ladies' tan color or
black Oxford Ties, regu- 2
sr lar store price is $1.25, s
Factory Store price is 3j
I 75C- I
15 different styles 3
of fine hand sewed Ox- 3
ford Ties, regular store
e price is $1.50 to $2.00,
E Factory Store price is
3
INo such saving in 3
any other shoe store
but the
I FACTORY I
I SHOE
I STORE, I
f J. A. MOYER, 3
ZZz Manager.
3
Women Are Made
Paine's Celery Compound.
accounted sufficiently euectivo by physicians
of wide practice to bo relied on in cases of
debility niisiug from whatever causu. It Is
tho only remedy prepared uudor tho oyos of
tho medical profession and In strict accordance
with tho dlrectons of a physician of acknowl
edged ability.
Paino's celory compound was first wod and
prescrilicd by no loss eminent a man than
America's greatest physician, Prof. Edward E.
Phelps, M. D., LL. I)., of Dartmouth Med
ical School.
No ordinary help, no well-meaning but un
professional concoction, sarsaparilla or blood
purifier could do what Paino's celery lom
pound Is able to accomplish: euro moil and
women of such serious disoasos as klduey
troubles, liver complaint, dyspepsia, or perma
nently drive away and there's tho puintthat
no sufferer should loso sight of permanently
drivo out of tho system, rheumatism, neural
gia, and all skin affections.
Nerves and brain can lie worked out. This
Is tho condition of thousand? of exhausted
nervous systems that havo been almost worked
to death in school, counting rooms, factories,
and stores. Shaky nerves, flabby muscles,
muddy complexions, and tho general appear
ance of wearinoss and pain toll tho story of
exhaustion. Persistent headaches go with
nervous debility. That tcrriblo throbbing of
tho heart comes from a wretched condition of
MISCELLANEOUS.
WfANTKD. GJrl to do tfoneral honsework.
1 Apply at this ofllce.
jnolt SALH CIIKAP. An uprteht piano in
X K00 condition. Apply to John llerrome,
109 South Jnrdin strwt 7-20-lw
PROPERTY FOR SALE. Four houses on
West Lloyd street, nil In pood condition
nnd renting at 531 per month, leased ground,
will be aold cheap. Can bo purchased by two
parties if desired. Apply nt No, 123 North Main
street, Shenandoah. 7-22-lw
WANTKD. ntfeuts for RuHsell's author
ized "HVI23 OF MrKINLEY and IIO
RART." 650 paea, elegantly illustrated. Price
only 21.00, The best nnd the cheapest, and out
sells nil others. SO per cent, to agents nnd
ireipnt pmu. JCjr'isooKS now rcnuy. nave time
by sending 50 cent a in stamps for an outfit nt
onee. Address A. 1. WOHTIIINUTON Ac CO..
Hartford, Conn. 7-3-IwkkhI
IjlOK SALE. 63,000 worth of the ffl.OOO first
) mortirniro 10-venr bonds to be irisueil by All
Saints' Protestant Episcopal Church, of Shcnnn
doah. Bonds will le in denominations of 5 and
850, bearing interest from July lt, lH9f, at 5 jer
cent, pernnnum, payable quarterly. There will
be a privilege of redemption within two years.
Subscription books now opon. Ikmds for sale
nt Dr. C. M. Prdner, 31 East Oak Street,
Shenandoah, tV20-tf
Eyan J. Davies,
LIVERY AND
13 N. Jardin Street.
BUCKNELL - UNIVERSITY,
John IIowaud IIaiulii, LL. P., Prcst,
College with four courses of study lending to
degrees : Academy for boys nnd yound men ;
Ladles' Institute, and School of Muic. Thirty
acre campus ; ten buildings including gym
nasium, laboratory nnd observatory. For
catalogue and other information address,
WM. C. GRETZINGER,
Registrar, Lcwishurg, Pa.
YOU CAN SAVE
MONEY
By Purchasing Your
Groceries, Smoked Meats,
Flour and Feed at
IjMeluskey & Son,
105 S. Main St.
FOR FANCY
Groceries,
Flour,
Feed, &c,
At lowest cash prices.
T. J. BROUGHALL,
28 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
BROMO-KOLA
ALCOHOLIC. NERVOUS AND BILIOUS
1IEADAC11HS
Cured bv this irrnnulnr effervescent and etimn
hewlaclics, Iiiell often accumulate from liavlntf
n night out.
JOHN F. CLEARY,
BOTTLER OF CARBONATED DRINKS,
17 and 19 Peach Alley, Shenandoah
CHARLES DERR,
-AGENT TOR-
SHAMOKIN STEAM LAUNDRY
Work guaranteed and
unexcelled.
REPAIRING DONE FREE.
Well Again by
tho nervous system. Muscular rheumatism,
those dizzy sclls, and that senso of weight on
top of tho head mean failing vigor.
Tho sure way to get back to perfect health
of Ixxly nnd brain is to regulate and nourish
tho ncrvos by means of Paino's celory com
pound. It is a seirching euro for all diseases
that indicate vitiated blood. It builds up tho
strength; replaces usod-np parts hy now, vig
orous tissues; regulates tho heart's action, and
finally arouses thcexcretory organs tho kid
neys, especially, upon whoso vigilant activity
depends tho health and purity of the system.
Nothing so quickly builds up tho tired sys
tem as this great invigorator and ucrvo regu
lator, Public opinion in the largo cities
throughout tho country shows the rellanco
that thoughtful men and women havo eomo
to placo upon Paino's celery compound when
tho body needs building up and tho strength
recruting. Men in olficial positions In nearly
every department of tho public service havo
gone out of their way to send letters of thanks
and allowed their names and letters to vouch
for this great remedy.
Paino's celery compound accomplishes
remarkable results because it works intelli
gently with a definite aim always in sight of
purifying the blood, getting tho wasted system
again nourished nnd tho vital organs work
ing with ease and regularity.
OPEN EVERYDAY
Go to tho Shenandoah Dontal Booms foT
painloss extraction of teeth. Gold and Silver
fillings. If your artificnl teeth do not snit
you call to seo ns. All examinations free.
We make all kinds of plates. Gold Crowns,
Aluminum Crowns Logan Crowns, Crown
and Bridge work and all operations that per
tain to Dontal Surgery.
No charges for extracting when plates are
onlorod. Wo aro tho only users of vitalized
air for tho palnlcs3 extraction of teeth.
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms,
(Titman's Block)
East Csntre Street
OrHce Xlours: 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
SPRING and
SUMMER SUITS.
ALL SHADES AND WEIGHTS.
ALL PRICES.
Made to fit by ex
perienced tailors. Look
one of our customers
over and consider his
make-up.
PORTZ & BRO.,
2 N. Main St.
Fine Groceries,
Butter and Eggs,
Flour and Feed.
Our delivery wngbn awatta your order. Goods
delivered promptly.
WILLIAM H. HUSSER,
26 East Centre Street.
PAPER HANGING
Done at short notice.
Moderate prices.
WM. J. SPADE,
33 W. Centre Street, Shenandoah.
Lager and
Pilsner Beers,
Finest,
Purest and
Healthiest.
Chris. Schmidt, mh
207
West Coal Street.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON KASY TEltMS.
P. W. BIERSTEIN,
20B S. Jardin St.