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HAVi: YOV A rOHTKAIT OF
McKlNLEY0R
BRYAN ?
If not, do you waul one? Wo have re
ceived n supply of ploturei of liotli candidates
III colors. hIm- 20t2H inches, worth 85 ccntH
each. Our price while they last 15 i-ntn.
HOOKS & BROWN
cl North Main St.
YESTERDAY'S BABE BALL 0AME8.
Nntlnmil league,
AtWoshtnuton Wnshlntiton, 7; Ilroofc
lyn, 0. At 1'ittHljurii 1'lttnburp, 8; Cin
cinnati, 3. At Chicago Cleveland, 2;
ChlciiRO, 0. At Loulsvlllo St. Ijoula, 10;
IlOUlSTillf, 1
AfWllkosbarro Wilkosbnrro, 13;Provl
donco, 0. At Scrnnton Scrnnton, 8i
Springfield, 1. At Sjtiicu.ro Hochostor,
1Q ; Syracuse, in. At Toronto Huffulo, 0;
Toronto, 0.
Adjourned Without Agreeing.
CnESTEit, Po., Sopt- 15. Tho Itopnbll
can confnrreoa of tho Dclawnro-Chostcr
congressional district odjourncd bIuo dlo
j-ostorduy without having mudon nomi
nation. This moans that there will be
two candidates In tho Hold from this dis
trict, former Judgo Thomas S. Uutler,
from Chester county, nnd Congressman
John I). Hohlnson, from Djluwaru county.
I'oison Ivv. Insect bites, bruises, wnlds,
linrns, aro quickly cured by DeWitt's Witch
Ilnel baive, the great pllo cure, i . n
llugcnbuch.
Wilkinson'
Cor. Main & Lloyd Sts.
THE DAY-
LltiHT 5T0RE.
Tliere's pleasure aiid profit
for you while buying here,
bright day light in every corner
of our big storeful of bargains
Warm Weather
Blanket Prices. --
Une case urey lilankets on
sale at special price, 39c a pair
better grades for 50c upwards.
Comfortables, too; the right
sort, filled with clean, white
cotton or feather down, Si. 00
t0.S5.00 each.
Silk Gloria Umbrellas.
Extra fine umbrellas of Gloria
silk, newest handles, finely
finished, and best paragon
frames, Si. wand upwards.
Men's Furnishings.
Gents shirts of all kinds; we
carry all sizes in white or fancy
shirts. See our great special
39c shirt it's the regular 50c
kind of other stores. Fall
styles of neckwear, collars and
cuffs. All linen collars, 10c ;
cuffs, 15c.
A Wagon Load of New Cloaks.
Six cases of new capes and
cloaks came to-day ; there's
lots more to follow in the next
ten days. Due notice will be
given in this column of our
regular fall opening.
l. j. minissos
MAIN STREET.
LLOYD STREET.
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iujiiu y luls
-TO-
20 East Oak Street.
M Dr. J. W. Van Valzah's
O DENTAL PARLORS.
PA
No stairways to
climb anymore.
mmmmmmmmmmimd
5,000 BARS OF g
...SOAPi
TO BE BOLD 3 BARS FOR Bo. 3
E. B. FOLEY, 3
NO, 27 WEST CENTRE STREET.
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THE COUNTY COURT.
rrnroeOIng 'hi' Criminal and Civil
ilriuichc.
Torm-lLLl', Sept. IB. Among the rases
Iwfore the (Irand Jury yesterday was one in
which .Incob Mitchell was charged with
shooting and killing William LasawlckcB 011
the morning of July tth, last, in the hitter's
saloon 011 West Centre street, Shenandoah.
A bill of involuntary manslaughter was
returned and arrangements were made for
tho trial of the caso to-day. M. M. llurko,
of Hhcnamloah, represents tho nccusod
and ib confident that tho trial will result in
nothing more than a matter of form and the
acquittal of his client.
Tho pliootlng took place at ono 0 clock in
tho morning. Mitchell, who is a Lithuanian,
was bartender for the deceased, who was also
a Lithuanian, and the men were firm friends.
A row started in the saloon and Mitchell
went to the street to attract tho attention of
tho police by firing shots from a revolver.
Three discharges were made. The fourth
cartridge refused to oxplodo and Mitchell
started bark to tho saloon with tho Intention
of relondlsg tho wvapon. On tho way he
tried to learn why tho Tcmninlng cartridge
refused to explode and pulled tho trigger of
tho revolver Msveral times. He was entering
tho saloon wliou tho Inst pull was given and
tho weapon was discharged. I.usawickas
stood close to Mitchell and in line with the
shot. Tho bullet entered bis groin, per
foratcd tho intestines In ten different places
and finally lodged against tho second lumbar
vertebra. Mitchell at onco surrendered him
self, but was rolcascd under ?1,000 bail pend
ing the result of tho injuries. Lasawickas
died on tho night of July 6th after exonerat
ing Mitchell from any malicious intention.
Mitchell surrendered hinif-clf after the
victim's death, but tho court subsequently re
leased him under bail pending tho trial
which is now about to bo held.
Judge llechtcl announced several appoint
ments in answor to petitions : Martin J
Lynch was appointed constable of the First
ward of Ashland. Charles A. liocklcy was
appointed constable in tho Fourth ward of
Ashland, t rank Iicrgor was appointed tax
collector in tho Ilorough'of Lanilingvillo. All
theso appointments wore made to fill
vacancies.
Philip Portlier was appointed guardian of
Joseph Allen Click, minor child of Jos. M
Click, late f (lirardvllle, deceased. A liond
in tho sum of 4100, with Chas. liarnlmrd as
surety, was tiled and approved.
W. I). Soltzor presented tho petition of
Clara Lewis, praying that 11 subiocna in
divorce Issuo against her husband, on tho
ground of intollorablo treatment.
M. M. llurko presented an application for a
charter for the Iagclas llcncficial Society of
Gilbcrton.
In tho matter of tho application in caso of
Bridget Monaghan vs. Harrison Rhupack, to
have a writ of certiorari stricken olf, the
ralo was not granted.
John Holla, convicted of assault and
lattery upon tho tax collector of Mahanoy
City, was sentenced by Judge llochtel to pay
?1 fine, costs and twenty days imprisonment
TO CUIti: A COM) IN OXi: HAY
Take Laxatlvo Broino Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund tho money if it falls to cure
25 cents.
Obituary.
lilward D. Coonan, postmaster at Port
Carbon, died at that placo on Sunday from a
complication of diseases. He was for many
years an engiuoor 011 tho P. & It. railroad,
and in 18IK1 was appointed postmaster. Mr.
Coonnn was a momber of tho G. A. It. and A.
O. II. A widow and five children survive.
His funeral will take placo Wednesday morn
ing at I) o'clock.
John Jenkins, aged twenty years and soil
of William Jenkins, of Mahanoy City, died
yesterday morning. Tho funeral will take
place to-morrow morning.
Children's Coats.
Our coat stock has arrived and is now dis
played in our coat rooms. Wo can demon
strato to you tliat our knowledge In buying
outer garments has tho approval of tho
buying public. All perfect fitting, with
reasonable prices.
It. F. Gill.
Itcsumed Ills l'nlplt.
Tho many Shenandoah friends of Itov
Gcorgo Williams, lately located iu Mahanoy
City, will bo pleased to learn that ho resumed
his pulpit in the First llaptist Church at
Ocean Grove- on Sunday. It will bo re
membered by our readers that Dev. Williams
euddonly became demented last July and
wandered to New 1 ork city, where he was
subsequently found by his friends. He has
not fully rccovored from that illness and is
yet very weak. Itev. illiams 011 several
occasions occupied tho pulpit In Calvary
Iliptist church, of town, and held tent meet
ings in ISaird'B grove.
Tho truth, tho wholo truth and nothing
but tho truth. That's our motto; and wo
add leather, solid leather and nothing hut
leather. That's the way our shoes aro built.
7-18-tf Factory Shoe Stobb,
Murrhtgo Licenses.
Max Isaacmau and Miss Annio Shuhmau
of Grata.
Hawrllo Harbola and Miss Eulka Torhan,
of GHbortou.
Edward Smith and Miss Mary Simon, of
Pottsvillo.
Michael Kemyo and Miss Susie Catsello, of
Pottsvillo.
Edwin Oocar Hill and Miss Ida May Henry,
of Ityan township.
Aaron Seachblcy and Lllzaueth Matthews,
of Trcmout.
A. C. Itcad and Linda McCarroll, of
Delano.
Abo Guzlnsky and Lena Frccdmau, of
Shenandoah.
Tho wholo system is drained and under
mined hv indolent ulcers and ouen sores,
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvo speedily heals
them, it is tnu oost puo euro Known, u
II
Hagcnbiich.
License Transfers.
Tho retail liquor liconso of Edward
Connelly, of Keilly township, was transferred
to Miehiiol J. Connelly.
The retail liquor licenso of John Au
sustitns in tho Third ward, Mahanoy City,
Andrew Stank.
Itotall liquor licenso of Gcorgo Selinsky
tho Third ward, Shenandoah, to Anthony
Venhelotrsky.
DoetW Recorded,
Deed from Charles Hartshorn to O.
Bochtel, for premlsos in Pottsvillo.
Deed from tho oxeeutors of Henry Mul
dooii to Edward It. Foley, for lot In Shcnau
doah.
Deed from Edward II. Foley to Sarah
Fadden, for lot in Shenandoah,
Cliurters C. run led.
Judgo Pershing granted a charter to tho
Fatlior Matthew Pioneer Total Abstinence
Hcnovolont Corps, of Mahanoy City.
A charter was also granted the St. Stanl
laus Young Men's Lithuanian Itoman Catho
lic Donellcial Association of Shenandoah,
Buy tho wedding ring at Ilrumm's.
How Are Your Kidneys?
Ever ha vc your back ache? Qj
Dr. Hobbs tQi
Sparagus Kidney
8
Hills g
B ite Nmlthj KltiBf j, Q
nd the Hark Ft roc n
Ilenlthy kUrr tfU
rarlfy the Mood by Tfr
flltrini from it j
urlo acid nnd nil Kifl
3
othnr tolnoDs or
1'uro blood mftans
pcrfpct health. Ht JXU
tiurlfrinftthebli
ooa
Dr. Hobbs
nuza B0 JIM, M. D.
Sparagus Kidney
Pills
euro Khenmnt Ism, Neurnltrin, tl o n t,
AiiEDmin, 1'nlnft In Abrlorarn, ilackache,
nli ottbaKMnefH. rh)rfctan nnd driitftrtstB
m Kldnnr
nianoT HiiKnefl, nnn nil iniiimniHiion
i timnniali from thoaflnndn.
. For Sale In SHENANDOAH, PA., by
' S. P. Kirlln, Druggist, 6 South Main St.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Opened In tlio 1'rltultlvn 3Irtlinllst Cliurrli
Tills Morning.
The annual convention of tho Schuylkill
District of Primitive Methodist Sundav
schools was opened in tho Primitive Metho
dist church, corner of Jardin and Oak streets,
this morning, by the President, Itov. 1).
Savage. Devotional exercises wcro led by
Itov. It, V. Sharp, of Wadesvillc, and Rev.
James Moore, iiastor of tho local
congregation, made an address of wel
come, which wns emphatically cordial.
The business of tho morning sossion was
briof, dealing principally to reports of Sun
day schools and election of officers. Tho re
ports wcro very favorable Tho elections re
sulted as follows : President, Itev. T. M.
llatoman, D. I)., of Girardvillo ; First Vice
President, Mr. Frcdorick Ulochcr, of St.
Clair: Second Vice President, llcv. W. J.
Itichards, of St. Clair : Secretary, Miss Emma
Swoyer, Tamaqua ; TreaBiiror, Miss Sarah E.
llrncie, Girardvillo.
Itev. Alfred Heebner, pastor of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, was introduced to
tho convention and conducted tho closing
exercises of tho morning session. Tho ovou
ng session will open at 7 o'clock and tho
public is cordially invited to attend.
The Grant Hand will give a pleasing con
cert at their festival on September 21th.
Como and enjoy It. fi-H-2t
MAHANOY CITY MELANGE.
Hllgbt l'lro In Hie (Inihniu Ilultilliig Hoy
Arresteil.
Maiianov Citv, Sept. IS. An alarm of
fire was sounded at 4:30 yesterday afternoon
The fire companies responded and found that
tho names Wcro confined to a bed in the build
ng of D. M. Graham, tho grocer, on West
Centro street. Tho firo is supposed to havo
been started by a littlo boy of tho family
who was playing in the room.
John Shad, 14 years of age, was arrested
for disturbing tho schools in tho Eighth
street building and assaulting a boy. Ho
furnished bail for his trial at court.
George Price, 18 years old and an apprcn
tice iu the Albany Dental Itooms, fell
through n ceiling iu tho new Horsker build
ing, but held on to tho stringers until help
arrived and only sustained a few scratches.
Tho Young Men s Hepublican Club will
meet at their reoms to-night to make ar
rangements for tho Ilrumm meeting to
morrow night, which will bo tho opening of
tho Republican campaign in this town.
PERSONAL.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I.co and tho lattcr's
father, John Houser, havo returned from
visit to Mt. Carmcl relatives.
Elijah Gregory, of Girardvillo, was the
guest of his son, Borough Surveyor Gregory.
in town last evening.
A. I.. Laubcustein, of Ashland, paid tho
HUHAI.U a business call last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frey left town this morning
on a vacation to friends in Rochester, Is. V
Christ. Schmidt and family, of West Coal
street, aro attending tho weddiug of a, rcl
ative at Mt. Carmel to-day.
The family of Arthur Trezise, who spent
tho past few weeks in town as guests of rel
atives, left for their homo in Brooklyn, N
V., to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fryo, of Rlugtown
left town to-day for au extended trip through
Jow iork state.
Mrs. Joseph and Philip Woll, of rottsvillo:
P. J. Gorman, of Girardvillo Michael Leahy
Mahanoy City; Daniel Duffy, St. Clair;
Thomas Foley, Gilbcrton, and William Carter
of Pottsvillo, attended tho funeral ol James
Bowes to-day.
Miss I.izzio Davis, of Cumbola, is the guest
of town friends.
Rev. Main, of New Philadelphia, was in
town yesterday, greetiug his fellow brcthron
Miss Itoso Iavin, of Philadelphia, who
was tho guest of the family of Health Ollleer
Conry, returned to her homo to-day.
Almshouse ltepurt.
Steward Reese, of tho Almshouse, pro
sonts tho following report : Number re
maining July 31, 2S0 male, white; 112
female, whito j 2 nialo, colored; 2 female,
colored; total, adult 307. Children,
males. 3 females; total, 8. Total adults
and children, 401, Native, 143; foreign
201. Admitted during tho month,
nialo, 12 female; 1 female, colored. Total
adults admitted 307; children, male, 3; fo
male, 2; total, 5. Total adults aud children,
12. Nativo admitted, 82: foreign, 20. l)ls-
charged, 21 male, 11 female, 4 nialo chil
dren, 1 female children. Died, 2 male, 3
female, 1 femalo colored, 1 femalo child.
Total deaths. It. Total discharged, native,
10; foreign, 31. Total discharged, 47.
Totol remaining, 281 male, 110 female, 2 malo
olored, 2 femle colored. Total, adults, 303;
children, 4 male. Total remaining, 809,
Native, 149; foreign, 250.
Church Dedication.
Tho German Lutheran church, of Girard
villo, which 19 being handsomely remodelod
and repairod, will be dedicated ou Sunday,
September 20. Rov. (Iruhler, iwstor of tho
Lutheran church, of town, and Kov. Dr.
Sneaker, -of Philadelphia, will conduct tho
services in the morning iu tho Gonuati
language. I!ev. Bock, pastor of tho Gorman
Lutheran church, of Mahanoy City, and Itov.
Climber of Frackville, willlectureduring tho
services which will bo hold by tho combers
of the Sunday School In tho afternoon, Iu
tho evening Ilov. Speaker, of Philadelphia,
will occupy tho pulpit.
Tho l'nust Wheel Leads,
S. K. Stuzman, of Heading, won tho two
silvor "timers" at tho Orwigsburg raco meet
last week, and took first prizo In the 5-mllo
handicap and second prizo in the 2-mllo han
dicap at tho Lakesido meet on Saturday. Ills
mount was a Faust Ilacer, a high-grade
wheel.
HOOD'S PILLS cure Liver IU,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache,
A pleasant laxative. All Druggist.
MARVELOUS CONTORTION,
.V Man Who ninrlugly Dellcs tho Laws ot
Nature.
One of the most unique and marvelous
exhibitions of contortion ever given iu this
town was witnessed last evening by n number
of the medical profession In Dr. O. M.
Hamilton's olllcc, on North Jardin street.
Tho subject was Harry S. Fltrgorald, of
Philadelphia, who has been giving exhibi
tions of tho same kind beforo medical
tocietles, colleges and hospital stall's for the
lust 30 years. Many of the physicians last
night recognized him as a subject they had
seen in clinics during their collego days in J ,
Philadelphia. The exhibition is iiotapkus-i1
Ing one, but woiulcrinl to a degree that
excites deepest Interest on tho part of tho
medical profession. All the members present
last night declared that Itzgorald eclipsed
anything over demonstrated by or upon a
lining subject in their experience. Tho most
wonderful feature of tho man's performance
was his ability to dislocate his Joints and
rc6toro them to tholr propor position with
equal facility. Giving his shoulder a sudden
wrench a sharp grating sound was hoard and
as ho stepped fbrward ho was fonnd to havo
dislocated tho upper bono of tho arm, tho
head of which was found to be in tho armpit,
Again it was thrown inward under tho collar
bone, and several physicians satisfied them
selves by examinations that tho dislocations
wcro actually present.
i no most wondcriul performance was a
successive dislocation of tho hip, foot and
knee, tho hip being dislocated backward, tho
foot inward and a twist given to tho knee,
tho wholo being brought upon tho chest,
forming an apparent triplo dislocation. An
other interesting feature was tho obliteration
of tho pulse at tho wrist by contraction of
tho muscles and an obstruction to tho flow of
blood iu tho largo veins of the leg, brought
about by dislocating tho thigh bono upon tho
pubis, thus interfering with the circulation.
Fitzgerald's feats of contortion aro duo
to practico extending from childhood. Ho is
now 61 years of ago. His remuneration comes
from tho generosity of those who witness his
feats. Tho audienco hist night comprised
Drs. G. M. Hamilton, D. W. Straub, J. S.
and M. S. Kistlor, J. S. Callen. G. F. Matter,
D. W. Stein, R. Hoehlerncr, D. John Price,
J. M. Monaghan, J. W. Erwiu and J. W.
VanValzah. Druggist C. II. Hagenbuch nnd
K. W. Shoemaker, Esq., were also in attend
ance.
Last Picnic of the Season.
Don't forget to go to tho Columbia park on
Saturday, Sept. 10th, to assist tho Gymnasium
Comedy Co., which will hold a picnic on that
date. Tho boys aro always willing to help
tho poor with thoircntertuinmcnts. Besides,
tho company will givo a half-hour's enter
tainment, afternoon and evening, including
Irish song and danco Uams, buck dancing
and vocalists. Speakers will also discuss tho
silver and gold question. Como nnd help the
loys out with their picnic. 0-ll-8t
A Double Wedding.
What will undoubtedly bo tho event of tho
fall social season will bo tho marriago of Mr.
Michael McDonald, ono of Homesvlllo's
popular young men, aud Miss Hannah Scan
l.in, au estimablo young society lady of
Girardvillo, and Mr. David Hartnctt, a
prominent business man of Philadelphia, aud
Miss Mary Scanlan, a society favorito of
Girardvillo. Tho above named ladies aro
sisters and will bo married within, the same
hour on Tuesday, Soptember 22nd, at their
homes. Girardvillo Exchange
Tho Lavellu Fair.
Tho eleventh annual fair of the Mahanoy
Valley Agricultural Association will ho held
next week and from present indications it
will bo tho largest and best fair ever held.
Tho association lias devoted tho wholo of
Tuesday for the bicycle races which are
sanctioned by tho L. A. W., and tho raco
which is going to oxcito u great deal of in
terest is for tho championship of Shamokin,
Mt. Carmcl, Ashland, Girardvillc, .Shenan
doah and Mahanoy City. This raco has been
booked at tho request of a vast number of
riders to replace tho ono mile novico. Tho
management havo tho ussuranco also that
every class In tho speed program will bo
filled, which together with the engagement
of tho celebrated Cook hippodrome will un
doubtedly make this tho most successful fair
ever held by this association. 0-15-17-19
If you want a fino weddiug cake, let Otto
makoit for you.
ltobbed n Shoo Factory.
Last June tho shoo factory of Kopnor,
Scott & Co.,at Orwigsburg.was robbed of fifty-
three pairs of shoes valued at ?50. Some of tho
stolen goods wcro olfered for sale at Mahanoy
City, and this lead to an investigation that
threw suspicion on Jack Douglass. Yester
day tho latter was captured in a straw shed
at tho half-way house near Schuylkill Haven,
at 3:00 n. in,, while ho was asleep. Douglass
is a nativo of Orwigsburg, and ho but re
cently returned to the locality of his theft.
Pay only your own bills. In dealing hero
tho cash customer is not taxed to help sup
port tho credit customers who do not pay.
Hero all aro ono level. All aro cash.
7-18-tf Factory Shoe Stobe.
Catholic KnlfhU of America.
SI. P. McLaughlin, Esq., Assistant District
Attorney aud, State- Vico President of tbo
Catholic Knights of America, with P. F.
lirennan as deleeate, left Pottsvillo yoster
day for Scrauton, where tho convention of
the association will bo held during tho week,
tZifor over X) Zrm
of U10 Globofor
RHEUMATISM.!
ana similar uompiamU
uuu yreparun nnaer mo Binngcnt
GERMAN MEDICAL LAWS,,
.poovjiuou uy eminent puysiciansij
DR. RICHTER'S
" a Mrtiinn
EXPELLER.
Wnrl.l rpnnwned t Tlemiirlcivlilv Buccp.sf n! I
Onlv crnnlns with Trade Mark " Anchor."
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31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
13 Branch Houses. Own Glassworks.
23&WCU. Endorsed & recommended hj
Wnflcy. ICO'Nortli Sloln Street,
Ct II Jlaccnljuch, 10a
Alain rit., rlhcnanuoau.
DFt. niCHTCR'O '
"ANCnOR" STOaiAOIIAXi best for
Colic, IiyHpepqlqHfoninrli Complnlntii.
CHARLES DERR'S
V Rnrher Shon I
12 West Centre Street
Our Hot Towel Shave
s becoming popular
make a specialty oj h
You will like It.
We
hair cutting.
DO YOU NEED A
Wn. NEISWENTER.
Watch Thlo Space for Day of Arrival.
MISCELLANEOUS.
AQH HAIjE. A ncooml-hnml pqunre pint jo.
A null' nt Vi11tin & Knn. f urnlttirn nml
music et-nre.
72S-tf
SALOON POU HALR-Oih of the finest
tmlomis In thin vnllcy, recently fitted up
with fine fixtures nnd In n denirnMc location, In
offered for sale to n live man, who hns n littlo
cnpitnL It i a bfirjmlu. For further itartleulnrs
npply nt the IIkuam) office. lM-2w
JjlOK HALR. One of the best lyinft lumber
1 ynrds In Bhennndonh. Centrally locntetf.
Kverythlnt? connected a ith the yard, Including
teams, will bo sold at a reasonable figure. For
further information call on J. W. Johnson,
North Main Ptreet 8-ltMf
Evan J. Davies,
LIVERY AND
Undertaking I
13 N. Jardin Street.
FOR FANCY
Groceries,
Flour,
Feed, &c,
At lowest cash prices.
T. J. BROUGHALL,
25 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
P. J. CANFIELD,
Agent for
Shenandoah and Vicinity
-For--
BARBEY'S
Beer and Porter
Try
Barbey's Bohemian Beer.
YOU CAN SAVE
MONEY
By Purchasing Your
Groceries, Smoked Meats,
Flour and Feed at
Meluskey & Son,
10S S. Main St.
Edward H. Spade,
AQENTiFOH-
SHAMOKIN STEAM LAUNDRY
Work guaranteed aud
unexcelled.
REPAIRING DONE FREE.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON EASY TERMS.
P. W. BIERSTEIN,
aoa s. Jardin St.
A Handsomo Complexion
Is one of the greatest charms a woman can
possess. Pozzo.ni's Comflbxion 1'owDua
gives it.
HORSE ?
Our 24th carload
will arrive in a few
days.
ALL WESTERN HORSES.
. . . WELL BRED.
. . . WELL BROKEN,
X
Beauty Unrolled
To tlw ndmlrinfr snx of those who have a taste
for really fine wall paper la the display ofnevr
wall paper wrinkles wo havo Justrenelvod.You
can flnil any color or pattern you wont for your
hull, bed room, porlor, dlnlnR room, kitchen or
enfe, from 6c up to f3 per; roll. Flneotllstlo
papers a specialty.
House, Sign and DecoratIve Painting.
fintlsmcrlon gunrnnteed. Estlrontonlchow;
fully fumlslied. Bend postal.
J. P. GARDEN,
221 W. Centre St., Shenandoah, Pa.
Plaoo Your Orders Now
Lauer's
Lager and
Pilsner Beers,
Finest,
Purest and
Healthiest.
Chris. Schmidt, a.,
207
West Coal Street.
OPEN EVERYDAY
Goto the Shenandoah Dental Booms for
painless extraction of teeth. Gold and Silver
fillings. If your artifieal teeth do not suit
you call to seo us. All examinations free.
We make all kinds of plates. Gold Crowns,
Aluminum Crowns Logan Crowns, Crown
and Bridgo work and all operations that per
tain to Dental Surgery.
No charges for extracting when plates aro
ordered. Wo aro tho only users of vitalized
air for tho painless extraction of teeth.
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms,
(Titmon's Block)
East Centre Street.
Office Hours: 7 n. m. to 8 p. in.
BROJYIO-KOLA
ALCOHOLIC,
NERVOUS AND
HEADACHES
BIXIOUS
Cured by this granular effervescent and stimu
lant. An inBianc curu lur uur blu,uuvu.uuu
headaches, which often accumulate from having.
a night out.
JOHN F. CLEARY,
BOTTLER OF CARBONATED DRINKS,
17 and 19 Peach Alley, Shenando'l
Fine Groceries,
Butter and
Eggs,,
Flour an
j pfis foa
Our delivery wogon awaits yjj il Silver
delivered promptly. O.ot suit
WILLIAW H. riTcrownt
, . , A Crown
26 EaJt Centre Strt-t . por-
M. C. WATSCf
C are
zed
Wholesale and Retail
A
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Liquor Deals'
Cigars, Tobacco, ic Agent for Ueadn.
Jircwlng Co.'s ueer aua 1'orter.
116 and 11Q S. Mai
In St