M ONOGRAMS
IT 1 -
t'pon stationery hav always
been popular, lnt this wiwn every fmhion
nblo woman nml many fashionable men have
their iiioimgmiiiH engraved or llluminati'ii
UJion rvcry sheil iif paper they iio. We
Would tr plrawrt to show HainU'n and iiiote
prices on nil kind of iiniminm or onitrnv
Ing. r.ii);i"viil tanii a spriialiy.
HOOKS & BROWN
a North rvjl" t.
J SAVE
Your Fuel
HviiHiiiK THE R0CH
LSTER (rtovo pipf)
RADIATOR with its
1-0 CROSS Tl'llKS
where 'INCO h in- '
iron got Intrrieely lint,
tliuHinnkiiiR OnBHtme
or furnnco dothe work
ol Two.
"No Invention of recent
yenrs will do so much for
domestic economy, and
comfort."
Scientific Amttican,
FOR SALE BY
BENJ. D. BEDDALL,
AGENT FOR SHENANDOAH AND:VICIMTY
...SHAFT P. 0., PA.
000D CLOTHES
Cnnt Motley 111 the T.otlg ltllll.
Wo nuver could supply as many people
with clothos hi we do if we didn't havo the
right kind. Wo couldn't increase our bmi-
liesg right along if we didn't pleaso the
iiooplo. We do plea1 them not only in
clothe, hut with satisfactory prices as well
Have you hcon our winter overcoats from
J up. Tiiev will astonish you. In material,
ttylo and finish they heat the hand. Call at
our store and examine tho men's suitings and
boys' clothing. We have suits for boys from
SI and upwards. Wo are the leaders in tho
latest styles in hatB. New stock every week
Wo treat you well and give you full value
for your money. No misrepresentation
Everything is guaranteed us represented, or
money refunded. Give us a call.
Osr. Thick Clotuino Hounk,
10 South Main Street,
11-10-tf I.. RurowicH, 1'rop.
License Transfers.
Tho retail liquor license of Kdwaid llen
nossy to Adam lielidrick, Inthe Fourth waid,
Mahanoy City.
Tho retail liquor lirenso of W. S. Dunkel
to John Feeley, iu the Third ward, Muhanoy
City.
Xouir 1'illln Tor Coughs mill Colds.
That's what l'an-Tlna is, Sic. At Gruhlor
Bros., drug storo.
itemnlitlt
Philip Illcrmau has removed his shoemaker
sliop to 37 N. Market stioet. ltenr of Wil
kinson's dry goods stoic. 10-27-2w
::.v."::.:::::::::-. . .z;;;;:
REMOVED
TO
20 E. OnR STREET.
Dr. J. W. Van Valzah's
DENTAL PARLORS.
Denlstrv In all its Branches.
Crown and Bridge Work a Specially,
Painless Extraction.
Artificial Teeth Inserted.
11 All Work Guaranteed.
No stairways
climb anymbre.
to
WILKINSON'S STORE NEWS..
, ,v , nniioi
Oi1t.ll I 1 1M va IVIUOLIIM Good sheeting, 42 inches
wide, 5 cents. Double napped shaker flannel, worth 10 cents, for 6c.
L. J. WILKINSON'S,
MAIN STREET,
HAVE Till! MOST
JIANI
SOME DESIGNS OK
...OIL CLOTHS
IN TOWN.
E. B. FOLEY,
27 WEST CENTRE STREET
2
mm
A VERY ENJOYABLE EVENING.
A Jr. (. t'. A. 5t. Anniversary Hiurcss
fully Celeliralcd With Smoker.
Major Jennings Council No. 3H7, Jr. (). I'.
A. M., last evening celebrated iU eighth an
nlversary by holding tinoker In which the
members entertained some of their friends
and vice versa with greut success. The
evening was one of the most enjoyable over
spent by the Council and It will undoubtedly
have a beneficial effect upon the future of the
organization, aa well as the guest of the
evening. The Council first held a brief
business session In which matters requiring
immediate attention were dispensed with and
for the succeeding two hours there was n
til wholesome utterances, intorsiersou
delightful vocal and instrumental
c that provoked frequent outburst of
Mfhiisiattic applause. Fully two hundred
nrambersot the i.onucii wore in iiuraumnu
and they listened with undivided nttentlon
to addresses made by Rev. Robert O'ISoylo,
pastor of the Trinity Reformed church, and
Jiov. Alfred lleelmer, of the Metnixiw
Knlsconal church. Iloth are memliers ot the
cinlor and could therefore speak Intelligently
on its aims, principles and work. ilev.
O'Hnylo made special reference to christian
citlremhlp and furnished ninch food for re-
Uectlou. Tho sentiments expressed by Kev.
Heebner fairly bubbled with patriotic en
thusiasm and rmulo nn excellent Impression.
Ilo placod much stress upon the qualifications,
rights and duties of citizenship and declared
that If the principles of the Jr. O. V. A. M.
nro faithfully carried out it can always Btiind
in tho front rank of American fraternal or-
Eauizations. Tho balance of tho program
.onslstcd of singing by the Council, David
Hrooks, lMward Cooper, W. E. l'hllllps,
William liamcr and a glee club, and lnstru-
fientnl music by W. J. Hrooks, followed by
(marks of an amusing character by the
ritic. C. T. Strauglm. and the wholo con-
illndlng with tho singing of "(lod bo With
You Till Wo Meet Again" by tho assemblage.
During the uxcrcii.es Secretary William
Reeves made an address on tho Jr. O. U. A.
M. Orphans' Home, which wad followed by a
collection for the homo, that made a pleasing
addition to the fund. Major Jeunings Coun
cil is ono of the strongest Councils of tho
Jr. O. U. A. M., having membership of
over four hundred.
HOOD'S PILLS euro Liver Ills,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Ilcmlitvho.
A. plcas-nt laxative. All Drucglsta.
MAHANOY CITY.
Tho Citizens band elected tho following
officers last night : President, John Kantite ;
Vice President, Adam Kanute; Secretary,
Harry I.eitenberger ; Financial Secretary,
William Sauerbrcy ; Treasurer, John Crnell ;
Eeadcr, E. N. Heed ; Assistant Leader. Henry
Gcbhart; Trustees, Henry John, John It.
Lewis, and John John. Harry Harry will
become saxophone player.
Two prominent saloonkeepers of town sur
prised tho people this morning by promenad
ing the streets in blue jeans and unocks, old
working hats mid smoking large corn cob
pipos. Tho display was made in payment of
an election bet.
A shooting match will tako place at the
Yatesvillo ball grounds on Saturday between
Kedclifl and Major, of Kllaugowan, and 3go,
of Jacksous. and lledcllft, of St. Nicholas.
Tho match will bo for $35 asideand each
man will shoot at six birds,
Tho Schuylkill, North Mahanoy, St.
Nicholas, Elmwood, Suffolk, Maplo Hill,
Lllungowan and Knickerbocker collieries
resumed operations this morning.
The Y. M. C. A. has organized a glee club
with the following otliccrs: President, O. E.
lllew ; Vice President, Harry Gebhert ;
Secretary, Jenkyn Pros-cr; Treasurer, O. H.
Goyno. A. I!. Wagner, formerly vocal in
structor of the Harmony Club, will bo the
loader and Miss Nora lircudlo tho pianist.
WINBQW i
A
MINUTE -i
IS EASILY
CLEANED
WITH
DUE&'lHAijiiFiJU!tWi:ouTA5MA'cH
4 m -ffsi
1 111 lit V
There's quick selling in our cloak depart
ment. Every garment lears the stamp of
fashion. No old style garments here.
Cloth Jackets from $2.00 td $25.00 a hun
dred styles to select from.
CAPES FROn j8c UPWARDS.
PUR CAPES, $10.00 to $25.00 FOR DEPEND
ABLE FUR.
PLUSH CAPES, $5.00 to $35.00 FOR SALT'S
liMPORTED l'LUSH.
THERE'SJOJRASHJOUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
BIG LOTS OF" BLANKETS
Are fc'oiti quickly nt low prices. Also
comfort and down quilts. The prices rind the weather
makes a stir in the blanket section.
Dress Goods Are Changing Hands.
We sell tliem from mill to wearer. We've the
knack of know "ik Mherc to buy the choice things
you most admi
-(o Inch Wool ...Tges - 19 cents.
Inch All WoI Cloth ( - - - 25 cents,
to Inch Finest Henrietta 50 cents.
A hundred other leaders at lower prices than others
Ubk.
1 rvi For half a thousand yards.
llOVD STREET.
CHARLES DERR'S
Barber Shop !
12 Weat Centre Street.
Our Hot Towel Shave
becoming popular. You will rlke It.
makes special! yof littlr cutting.
We
USEFUL BOOKS GIVEN AWAY.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR MAKING ART AND
FANCY WORK.
Mrs. Nella Dnggett. of Ronton, baa recently
written a book. "Fancy Work and Art
Decorations," that gives practical Instruc
tions for making dollies, table covers, scarfs,
tray cloths, pin cushions, tlx., etc., With fifty
Illustrations. This book
together with
"S hoc oss fill
Home Dye
ing." will be
sent free to
COUPON NO. 185.
This entitles any reader of
the llKUAt.n to ono copy of
"Fancy Work and Art Decla
rations," and "Successful
Home Dyeing."
any reader who
forwards the
attached cou
pon and a 2-rent stamp to Wells, Richardson
& Co,, llurlington, Vt.
The Bbovo liberal offer Is made to advertise
tho reliable Diamond Dyes, and to get their
book upon home dyeing into the hands of
women who want to dress woll by making
their old clothing look llko now.
The fact that Diamond Dyos havo been tho
standard homo dyes for nearly twenty years,
and that their sale lucroasos from year to
year, Is proof positive that they havo never
had an equal.
THE COURT CALENDAR.
l'roeeudlugs In tho CUII ntnl Crlmlnnl
Courts Yesterday.
The two-week Kession of criminal court
oponcd yostcrday with Judges Pershing and
licchtel upon the bench, assisted by Judge
Savidgo. Somo civil business was also trans
acted. A charter was granted to tho First Lithu
anian Rand of Shenandoah.
The application for a charter for tho
German lleneficial Association was not
granted because of somo defects fn tho papers.
John llroilcrick was appointed tax collector
in liist Union township.
llcmoustranco was filed against tho division
of Upper Mahantongo township.
H. U. Ilechtel presented tho statement of
tho Supervisors of East Union township that
VA. Cramscy, tax collector, who is $78!) iu
arrears. Judgment was asked against
Crampsey and his bondsmen.
Tho election otliccrs of ( ass township wcie
before the court for neglecting to sign olec
tion letums. They wero reprimanded and
let go by paying costs.
Tho Lyon-Dunn contest court reconvened
this afternoon. Tho question of admitting
the ballots as evidence at this stago was the
loading discussion.
The jury in the ease of Adam Paulokonis,
of town, charged with assault and battery
and a. and b. with intent to kill, rendered a
voidict of guilty in inaiinor and form as in
dicted. This case was tried beforo Judge
Ilechtel. Sentenced to pay $S0 flno and ono
year's imprisonment in each case.
The constables are dissatisfied becauso they
leceivo no pay for making returns.
A meeting of tho Justices mid Constables
of the county was held yesterday afternoon
in tho Hoffman building. Pottsvillo. Justice
Mellon, of Tremout, presided. Only routine
busiiHiss was transacted.
True bills weio found in tho assault and
battery cases of John Augustitus, ehaigcd by
Frank McClusky, and Patrick Igo, on oath
of Joseph Kobiilas.
The bill in the larceny caso of Michael Igo
ag.iinst Charles Younalig was ignored.
Inquiro of thu first person you meot bow
our shoos wair. Tliat person will bo our
customer all rlgbt. Everybody i?.-
1'ACTouv Siioi: Stohc.
Tho Colli Triulo.
Tlir condition of the anthracite coal tredo
lias not channeil nmterially ilurinj; the past
week, says tho Philadelphia Ledger. Tlie
larger mining anil carryina eonipanics are
endeavoring to check the weakening of the
market by refusing a full supply of cars to
the individual operators who have been
rutting prices. The drowning out by Hoods
of a largo number of collieries last week has
considerably cuitailcd the output of coal, and
this will to a largo extent overcome tho
over-pruductiou of coal made iu tho past two
mouths. The autlnacito producing corpora
tions coutrolling tho trade aro said to be still
maintaining the prices for coal as well as
possible, but they will not permit their
business to bo taken from them at competitive
points by refusing concessions to meet tho
shading of prices by the individual operators.
It is rumored that the reorganized Heading
company vtfll control the sales of anthracite
coal to tho local lino and city trado for tho
Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania railroads in
conjunction with its own business, the local
tonnago of all three companies to bo pooled.
Whilo wo have been unable to confirm this
rumor it lias nevertheless excited much
interest iu local trade circles.
TO CUltE A COI.I IN ONJ; HAY
Tako Laxatlvo Uromu Quinino Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if itfaljs to euro,
25 cents.
Deed lEocorileil.
From 1". O. Farquhar and Joseph T. Iloran,
assignees, &c, to Xeil Jlctlill, lot iu Tus
carora. From the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co.,
to James Scott, Jr., lot in Tauuuiua.
From Michael Dougherty, executor, to
Kate Kckert, lot in Tuscaroru.
From J. A. Medlar and wife to Peter
Ilrabler, lot in Yorkvllle.
From Kate liuililer, administrator, to
James A. Medlar, lot in Yorkvllle,
From s. M. Fosig, trustee, &e to Cath
arine Null, lut iu Tower Olty.
Joseph Gerz and wife to Charles Hooks,
lot in Pottsvillo.
From A. II. Wagner et, ul., executors of
Dewald Faust estate, to Anuetta Kober.
From Win, Snydor aud Sarah Snyder to
Jacob Ilartisel, three lots in liiugtown.
Shoe making aud shoe selling is our busi
new. We make them good aud sell them
clip. Factory Shok Stoke.
.Mtirrlugn Ilcfiie.
Stftuistow Jankowski uud llarv Anna
Slaklinska, both of Shenandoah.
George uusnkewich and Anuie Akolaoeute,
bbth of Mulianoy City.
John August and Florence Co2ho, both of
Mahanoy City.
Grzieger WInorozio and Anas tatia Liowszlk,
both of Shenandoah.
Ilobert Rimes and Emma Mullen, both of
New Castle Twp,
J. S. Hoyer and Katio Kramer, both of
Schuylkill Haven.
Anthony Zacobulwkl aud Mary Gorovcge,
both of Lost Creek.
George Stclu and Mrs. Anna S. Haucke,
both of Valley Forgo,
Ileglli Itlght With Cuuglm mid Colds.
Tako the suro cure, I'au-Tlna, 25c. At
Gruhlor Bros., drug store.
If you want a fine wedding cake, let Otto
makolt for you.
PERSONAL.
T. .1. lirottnlirtll is doing jury work at
PotNvillc this week.
County Commissioner Ucntii spent several
hours in town Inst 1ii:;lil,
Mrs. D.ivid Knsleft town this morning
to visit friends at Mt (fennel.
Mrs. John Huberts, f Wi st Lloyd stieet, is
coil lined to her home by Mini's.
Daniel lironnau was among tho mauy
passengers to Pottsvillo this morning.
Fred. Carl, Inside foreman t Sliensndoali
City colliery, spent to-day at SImiuokin.
Dr. D. J. Ianiiton was transacting business
at the Miners' Hosp.tnl, Fountain Spring-,
to-day.
Harry Master and Joseph Mandour, the
notion dealer, were county seat visitors yes.
terday.
II. S. Thompson, one of l'ottsvllle s well
known citlsens, spent several hours in town
yesterday.
Mrs. .Moses Owen, of South Main street,
was a passenger on the noon Pennsy train to
New York.
Miss Aliee Slietllor, of Ashland, Is tho guest
of Mr, Mid Mrs. Harry Shipp, on South
Jnrdln street.
Justice J. J. Cardin loft to-day for Pittston,
where ho will combine business with pleasure
for a few days.
William Ullfllhin, ono of the keepers at tho
Schuylkill Haven almshouse, was a guest of
town rolativos to-day.
Miss Sarah Gavin, who was tho guest of
Mr. and Mrs. John Stanton, returned to her
homo in Miucrsvillo to-day.
Miss Gertruilo Parrott and niece, Lidie,
havo returned homo after a week's sojourn
among relatives in Philadelphia.
The many friends in town of Mr. and Mrs.
William Willman, of Mahanoy City, will
regret to learn that their daughter, Sylva, is
lying dangerously ill with diphtheria.
Misses May and Lizzlo Holman, daughters
of Letter Carrier Holman, left town to-day
for Pottsvillo and after sponding several days
there will go to Taniaqua for a week's visit
witli friends.
ft far over
l''v A.LL NATlo,"';.- if
of tho Clobo f cr
RHEUMATISM
r
NE7JSAT.GIA and similar Complaints,
una 1 1 tnrta uuuer tno tirinfcut
GERMAN MEDICAL LAWS,
. precoi' oca Dy eminent pcyacianst
DR. RICHTER'S
"AMOR
IE
"World rcnowncd I npmarkaWy succeful !
OnjK''nuir f li Trade Alark Anchor
F. Ad. Xtlchler&Co.. 2151VntlSt., New York.
3i highest fWAnns.
' 13 Branch Honsos, 6m Qlasswork;.
23&50CI&. LaaorbcU & rccounuijatlcd by
WiifHy, HflX 'Mndi tl (,
Tin..ni.,.nl. im v Aroi.. . I. .
v. Kirllli, h , sunn n
Shenandoah. Wf2i
rr r i r ii-r r-ri a
"ANCIIOIl" STOIUAOIIAT. best for
SAY
FIGHT
For Free Silver has just com
menced, but that has nothing
to do with our new stock of
Nigger Head Cheviot Suits.
Extra heavy grade and all
styles and colors.
Don't buy your winter suit
until you see ours.
OVERCOATS !
OVERCOATS !
By the thousand at prices
never before offered by any
dealer in the county at.
I GOLDIN'S
-MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE,
9 and 11 South Main St.
LADIES', CHILDREN'S AND
MISSES' COATS.
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
Fashion's favorltn fabrics nt popular prices of
titctly reliable ftHiU in lilavka and colore,
rtll the new cut btyliH width laine Fashion
has declared to be popular can be found
here. All the correct en es and up to dote
sh&dos for the fall and winter of IWd are
shown In profusion.
CORSETS.
Kvcry new and correct model in every
reliable make of goods, htartlingt Sure, but
tnu. that one-half the corset wearers to-day aro
wearing corsets whoe most coiiRplcuoui
feature is their iiindaptfbility. Why not he as
particular n in your choice of shoes and get
those tnai in.
R.F.GILL,
A Handsome Complexion
Is one of tho greatest charms a woman can
possess. rozzoNi's Complexion Powdub
gives it,
LADIES' C0ATS, MISSES' COATS, CHILDREN'S COATS.
If needing CARPhTS look through our line and seoi.the many
beautiful designs we have to show you. i
Butterick paper patterns, the rerognizeu" standard ol the world,
always in stock. Butterick fashion sheets given away free of charge.
P. J. GAUGHAN, 2? N. Main St.
WOOD'S
Shenandoah
College 1
FERGUSON BLOCK.
New system of liook-kecplng nnd ollice
practice, actual business from the start.
Itntcs of. tuition for night nchool, Including
honks and stationery for first Introduction.
One Month - - $ 5 00
Two Months - - - 9 00
Three Months - - - 12 00
Four Months - - - IS 00
(0)
Tin ys torn is nr ranged for ihoso who have
but little time to devote to (lie work nnd N the
mot practical system of book-keepinff ever
tn)ililiMl.
W. II. ilehl was tho flrbt tf eompleto the
work, and nfter ten weeks' practice he acee)ted
a position ns 1bok-keeper at $00.00 per month,
and uave entire satisfaction.
IMtf.'ir Fidlcr wns the llrnt to take it up at
Pottsville. II4 jironrcf"! Is excellent.
Special Katen For Bay School.
Call at College For Particulars,
S. I. WOOD, President.
YOU CAN
SAVE
-WViONEY
By Purchasing Your
Groceries, Smoked Meats,
Flour and Feed at
Meluskey & Son,
105 S. Main St.
Underwear.
We are now
retail at wholesale prices
only place in Shenandoah
offers such inducements.
selling
The
which
Our
stock consists of
Medicated Red Flannels,
Fleece Lined, . . .
Camels Hair . . .
and Merino.
Louis flann,
25 W. Centre St.
WINTER - GARMENTS !
AVo give tho biggest bargains ot rock
bottom prices, honest quality, nil
grudeu and styles in
....Men's, Boys' and Children's Overcoats
In Meltons, Heavers, Chinchillas and Ulbtcrs.
AVo can suit you cvcrytlme.
Business Suits,:
Boys' and Children's Clothing
Iu nil the latent makes which have
a tailor made apcnrauce, and nro neat nnd
perfect in finish,
ROCHESTER COTHI KG HOUSE,
Cor, Main and Cherry flts. Sam lllock, Prop.
Evan J. Davies,
LIVERY AND
Undertaking !
13 N. Jardin Street.
Fine Groceries,
Butter and Eggs,
Flour and Feed
Our delivery lrnfron awaits your order, Qoodi
delivered promptly.
WILLIAM H. HUSSER,
26 Bast Centre Street.
1IAV1S YOU BEEN THOSE FltKTTY
Carpets, Oil Cloths
n4Ld Window Shades,
Jut received at-
FRICKFS CARPET STORE.
, The largest, fimst ntnl 1n.bt
selections ol" LadiiV, Mis-s and
Cliildren's Coats and l.ulus'
Plush, Cloth and l-'ur Cifts,
that has ever been shown m th.s
legion, is now open lor juiir
inspection. These gatnants t x
cel in quality, style and iinMi
and will be admired by all w ho
see them. All are niaikcd at
prices below their real vt-lue.
AVe have alco placed cn ale a
large variety ot Silks in plain
and figured gros grain, Dresden,
Satin Duchess, China, Japan,
Peau de Soie and Taffeta. Also
a large line of novelty and plain
dress goods, including all-wool
and silk and wool henritttas,
wool serges, mohair Herges,
plaids, cravenette cloth, etc.
You will find in this Popular
Dry Goods House always a
larger stock, a better assortment
and lower prices than you will
find with any of its competitors.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil SAIK ICIfihtcen acre farm, located near
X1 Ilrandonville, consiftlnK of two pood two
story frame honefl, permanent water the year
around. An excellent chance for adalrvman,
trucker, or poulterer. Good reason for selling
I'nrtfcs dcftlrlnK information call nt 3Ii:itKLi
oftlce. ll-Wm
lSTItAYKI). To tho premlao of the under
jili (-tinned, about three weeks aRO, n lartse red"
cow. The owner eim havo name hy proving
property and paylnp; expenses incurred. Henry
j:isenhart, 1303 AVet Coal street, Sheiiflmleah.
Vn. ll-10-3t
OH SAI.K. A Kood.pnyInK grocery in a well
uMnti hlicd fitund. uooi
it ronton tor ell-
Imk. Apply at tlio Hr.nAUi ollice,
"TAOU SAI.K. A tvo-jtory frmno tlwHlhiK oj
HBOll
West.
Oak fitrect. ljetwei'ii .Tnnliii nnil
'dlr DrlfO to rash 11i1Ut. Socn rooms nml
Imtliroorn. Oooil couilltlnn. Lot I'.'xfiO feet.
Apply to Hev. James Moore, or A' nrslinl UmiKh.
FOU ItHXT. Two inidirnhlicd
location In town. Address-
rooms, het
43I" eare of
lO-IKMf
IlnuALl) ofllce.
JjOU HKXT Storeroom nml dwelling now
1 occupied by J. MorRnn, 1Q Bouth 3Ialn
street. Apply to I'rank Pclimidt. lt-!Mf
17IOU HUNT. A No. 1 bakery
iu lort Carbon.
TJ l-isy terms to good party.
Audreys ' C, '
30-22-eod-lw
this olllec.
TAOU
HUNT.
(V nice room, speond floor.
i; sultablo for
onlce. purposes. Apply at
Herald otllee
nntr KAI.T3. A ilnubln nrooertv. on
Line
Jl street, Xos. 133 and 135, for sale cheap,
ulro of Mrs.
Felix Mutaunnmnn, on Lini
10-10-tf
street.
MAX It HKSn has been appointed aj,-ent for
the Gre.it American Tea Co.. of New York,
and is now ready to supply private families
with the best teas and colTecs at roek bottom
prices. Anyone in want of good colfi'i or tea,
pleac call nt Max liee.se's ofllce, room 1 Inn
liuildliiK. Coffee or ten boniiht not satisfactory
ti'lll lift tnketl hack and money refunded.
10-20-2W
Beauty Unrolled
To tho ndmlrliiK gate ol Hione who have a tasto
for really fine wall papeV Is the display ofnew
wall paper wrinkles we iave iustreelved.oi.
can find any color or pattern you want for your
hall, bed room, parlor, dnlnB loom, kitchen or
cafe, from Bo up to $3 per roll, Flneartlstlo
papers a specialty.
House, Sign and Decorative Painting:.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Estimates cheer
fully furnished. Send postal.
J. P. GARDEN,
221 W. Centre St., Shenandoah,
l'Ince Your Orders Now.
I'a.
OPEN EVERYDAY
Goto tho Shonandoah Dental Itooma tot
palnlow oxtractlon of teeth. Gold aud Silver
fillings. If your artiflcal teeth do not suit
you call to see us. All examinations free.
We make all kinds of plates, Gold Crowns,
Alumlutira Crowns Logau Crowus, C'rowr
aud llriil go work aud all operations that per
tain to Dental Surgery.
No charges for extracting when plates are
ordered. Wo are the only users of vitalized'
air for the painless oxtractlon of teeth,
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms,
(Titman's Block)
Cast Centre Street,
Office Hours: 7 a. m. to 8 p. m.
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