WW jyONOORAMS t'poti stationery have always been jiomilar, but this seinon every fashlon nblo woman and many fWalilunnblo men have thislr monogram engraved or illuminated unon every sheet of ior they nw. We would bo pleased to show samples and o,uote price on all kinds of monogram! or ongrav ii tf. lhigrnvcd cards a specialty. HOOKS & BROWN a North Main St. GOOD CLOTHES ot Money In the Long Itun We never mild supply as maily people with clothes as c do if we didn't have the right kind. We couldn't increase our busi liofl right along if we didn't please the pciplu. Wo do please them not only in clothos, but with satisfactory pi ices as well. Jlavoyou seen our winter overcoats from $5 Hp. They will astonish you. In material, ttylo and finish they heat the band. Call at our store and exntnino the men's suitings and lioyg' clothing. Wo havcsults for boys from $1 nnd upwards. Wo are the leaders in tlio latest styles in lints. New stock every week. Wo treat you well and give you full valuo for your money. So' misrepresentation. Everything is guaranteed as represented, or money refunded. Givo us a call. Oni: 1'itiiE Ci.otiiino llorsi:, 10 South Main Street, 11-10-tf I.. JlKFOWlCH, Prop. Marriage Licenses, Albert S. Scuiar and Minnie Slugley, both of Crcssona, Thomas McLaughlin and Jin. Mary Mc- Cormick, both of Ashland. Joel Alfred Stump, of Washington town ship, and Asslan Klmim Koeli, of Wayno township. John Kalor, of Hometown, Hush township, and Emma Wagner, of Lansford. How nro four kidneys? Did you know thero aro filters inside you 1 Your kidneys are the filters. If well they act perfectly. No dlseaso. If sick, dlsoase certainly follows. Dr. Hobbs fSparagus Kidney Fills make the Kidneys well, sow at Kiruus urug stole. "Were Pnhl In field. From Ashland Local. The Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron Company paid its colliery employes heiC' abouts yesterday, (lold was the coin in which they rece'ved their wages. to cum: a cold in oni: day Take Laxative llromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure, 25 cents. Letters Ornnted. Lctlors of administration wore granted to Kllcn liabenau on the estate of Mary Hod man, late of Pottsville, deceased. Also to August Knecht on the estate of Win. H. Har jrison lato of Pottsville, deceased, and to Jlargaret Knowles on the estate of James Knowles. The length of life may be increased by less cning its dangers. The majority of people die from lung troubles. These may be avert ed by promptly using One Minute Cough ?ure. C. H. Hagenbuch. Inqulro of tho first person you meet how our shoes wear. That person will ho our customer all right. Everybody is. ' I'Ac-rciitY Shoe Stoke. REMOVED I coal mine ncs."i,ui to -r rronii street, i; has bec ami sol anion Dr. J. W. VanValzah's DENTAL PARLORS. Denlstry in all Its Branches. i Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty, ;k Painless Extraction, j! Artificial Teeth Inserted. Ij All Work Guaranteed. No stairways climb anymore. to WILKINSON'S STORE NEWS.. ment. .. it-1 r-irviv mi 1 s w bnttlllNb IVIUOLI1M Good sheeting, 42 inches wide, 5 cents. Double napped shaker flannel, worth 10 cents, for Gc. L. J. WILKINSON'S, MAIM STREET. WK HAVE Tlin MOST HAND SOME HI SKiNS or ...OIL CLOTHS IN TOWN. E. B. FOLEY, WEST CENTRE STREET PERSONAL. 1 Harry Hess and wife spent yesterday at St. t'lair wttli friends. George lleddall and wife, of Hiuleton, spent Sunday in town, MissMame r.lllsnnd James llrenuan visited Ashland on Saturday. L. A. liamberger loft to-day for a com meiclal trip through tho West. Mine Inspector Stein spent to-day at Sliamokin on an official business. Messrs. Samuel and William Perkins, of Mt. Carmel, spent Sunday In town. Dr. I). W. Straub and wife spent yesterday as guests of relative) at Slatington. Mrs. ,1. II. Dougherty, of West Centru street, has given birth to a daughter. Mrs. Mary Muli.i was in nttendapco at tho funeral of a relative at Sunhury to-day. Siniucl George, of North White street, visited friends at llazlotou on Saturday. Samuel I.indcninuth, of Ilrownsvillo, spent yesterday visiting friends at Girardvlllo. Misses Laura and Ilossle Stride, of Malianny City, visited relatives in town yesterday. Miss Lizzie Thomas, of West Lloyd street, left to-day for Philadelphia and will remain there. Edward lleddall, Esq., of Pottsville, and wife spent yesterday in town as n giuit of relatives. Miss Maria Grillltlis, of town, who spent the past few weeks In Philadelphia, returned homo yesterday. Misses Mattle Williams and Carmella Davis, of Mahanoy City, wero visitors to town list evening. Messrs. llowman Hart, Joseph Dusto, T. It. Edwards and lien. Mausoll, wero county seat visitors on Saturday. Mrs. Susan Moycr and daughter, Laura, and son, William, of Chicago, 111., are visit ing relatives and friend in town. Miss Lizzie Hogcrs, of South Iiowcrs street, and her cousin, Miss Annie Thomas, of Olyphant, aro visiting friends at Mt. Carmel. Justice J. J-. Cardln has returned from a pleasure trip to Wilkcsbarre, Seranton and Philadelphia and lias beon much benefited in health. H. L. Whitclock, tho shoo dealer, was suddenly called to the bcdsldo of his brother, J. A. Whitclock, who is seriously ill at Cape May, X. J. Itev. G. W. VanFosscn, rector of tho All Saints P. I!, church, returned homo yester day from a several weeks' trip to Tacoma, Washington. Mrs. Louisa Schwartz, of Minersville, and children, who wero guests of Thomas Lathlcau's family the past week, left for their home this morning. Chrysanthemums, 10 South Main street. A Ca-ln. The surface west of Packer No. 1 colliery, near Lost Creek, sunk this morning and rendered the tail track used for loaded cars unlit for use. It also affected one of tho main .tracks of tho Lehigh Valley railroad, but not to an extent to allect traffic. It Ik No I,otigor retired. That heretofore much dreaded and gener ally fatal disease, diphtheria, has at hist been overcome. Thompson's Diphtheria Cure is as positive to cure as it is used according to instructions, No moro deaths need occur from diphtheria, croup, quinsy, or any other throat affection. Ily all means keep one or more bottles on hand all tho time. It costs only 50 cents a bottlo nnd is sold at Kirlin's drug store. The Truiu 1'nrleil. The Newberry freight train No. 57 on the P. & It, railroad parted in tho Last Mahanoy tunnel this morning. Tho two sections came together after tho parting, but tho cars wero only slightly damaged and tho train was oble to proceed after a delay of a few minutes. llcglniihig Kurly. The First ward politicians have already be gun discussion of ward politics and thus far Thomas Moakler .is out for Council and Timothy O'llricn and Joseph Coughlin are spoken of as candidates for School Director. To be Married. A wedding liconso has been issued for tho marriage of Miss Arvella Faust, of town, and Thomas lialdwin, of Girardville. l.oeul Theatrical Xotes, Malcy and Mack, the specialty team will take part in tho performance of tho 400 Minstrels, at the Academy of Music, Potts ville, to-morrow evening. Shore and Counell, in a fuuny farco comedy entitled "McSwitt and McSwatt, or Don't Do it Again," will hold tho boards of Allen's opera house, Tumaqua, tills mouth. Did you seo Ilrumm'sshow window display of Statuary ? There's quick selling in our cloak depart IJvery garment beats the stamp of fishion. No old style garments here. Cloth Jackets from $2.00 to $25.00 a hun dred styles to select from. CAPES PROn 98c UPWARDS. FUR CAPES, $10.00 to $25.00 FOR DEPEND ABLE FUR. PLUSH CAPES, $5.00 to $35.00 FOR SALT'S IMPORTED PLUSH. THERE'S NO TRASH IN OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT. BIG LOTS OF- BLANKETS Aie iroiiii' quickly nt low prices, Also comforts mid down quilts. The prices nnd the weather makes n stir in the blanket section. Dress Goods Are Changing Hands. Wc sell them from mill to wearer. We've the knack of. knowii where to buy the choice things you most ndmirc fo Inch Wool S. -ges ... ip cents. 40 Inch All Woi.l Cloth - 25 cents. 40 Inch Finest Henrietta 50 cents. Ah undrefl other lenders at lower prices than others nsk. i rvi For half a thousand yards. LLOYD STREET CHARLES DERR'S Barber Shop ! 12 West Contra Street, Our Hot Towelj5have becoming popular. You r'i rlke il. make a specialty of hair cutting. THEY SAY THE FIGHT For Free Silver has just com menced, but that has nothing to do with our new stock of Nigger Mead 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. PITHY POINTS. Happening Throughout the Itcglon Chron icled lor Hasty 1'erusal. The Lehigh Valley employes were paid at Lost Creek 011 Saturday. Attorney George YV. Kyon, of Sliamokin, has been reappointed a member of the Stato Hoard of Charities by Governor Hastings. Thomas Tempest, of Shenandoah, hos accepted the position of bar tender in tho Hotel Palace, Mahanoy City, says the Record. At many of the breakers in this vicinity carpenters nro busy putting in window panes and closing up crevices preparatory to tho winter blasts. Tho collieries resumed this morning, in cluding Kehley's Itun. Tho Leliigli. Valloy will work six days, while, tho timo at tho others is not given. Morea colliery, operated by the Dodsou Coal Company, is narking steadier than any other colliery in this region. The colliery has worked 011 an average of flvedaysa week for tho past threo mouths. W. P. Williams lias just completed the placing of two bath tubs, toilets, and wash 1 stands in the new residence of John iloberts i and that of Deputy Sheriff Roberts residence 011 Kast Centre street. Tho fixtures aro all nickel plated and the work is well executed. Chrysanthemums, 1(1 South Main street. Celebrating the Victory. Tho Young Men's Republican Club of Mahanoy City has arranged for a banquet this evening, at the Mansion House, in cele bration of tho Republican victory. A num ber of prominent Republicans from this town have received invitations. The Republicans of Ashland will also cele brate this evening, and tho demonstration promises to bo on an elaborate scale. March ing clubs from other towns will participate. Ashland Republicans never do things by halves, oven in the matter of majorities. The demonstration at Pottsville on Satur day night was n very creditablo affair and far exceeded tho expectations of tho most enthusiastic Pottsvilliau. Tho parade was ltd by the Third Brigade Hand and many other musical organizations vteio in line. Tho Pottsville shop hands turned out strong and their floats attracted much attention. Tho transparency was largely in evidence and tho inscriptions amusing to the victors. Shenandoah was well represented only as spectators, as wero many other towns in tho county. Tho pyrotechnic display was elab orate, and all along tho route of parade firo works were put off. A Sure Cure for Coughs nntl Colds. That's what Pan-Tina is, 25c. At Gruhler Dros., drug store. The Grand Jury. The grand jury, in their report to court, stated that thoy acted upon 153 bills, return ing 88 as true bills and 55 as 110 true bills. The costs were placed upon the prosecutor in 35 cases and on tho county in 8 cases. An inspection of tho prison and almshouse shows excellent management at these two institu tions. In lino with their predecessors, the grand jury has this to say in reference to return of trivial cases: "From time im memorial, wo have read of Graud Juries con demning tho actions of Justices of the Peace iu returning the most trivial cases to court. and wo know, from our experience, that tills is well merited, and we condemn in un measured terms, tho burdening of our courts with matters that should never come boforo us. Wo would suggest that some effort should ho made to tecuio legislation, empowering lirand Juries to visit all tho costs of such ( u$es on Justices of the Peace where it is evident that such cases aro re turned for no other pin pose than tho collec tion of fees." Shoe iiml. inir and shoe selling is our busi ness. Wc muke them good and sell them cheap. Kactoky Shok Sxoue. Uultett Mine Workers. New locals aro beiiiR formed by tho olllcials of tho United Mine Workers of America iu tills county. Tho estimated membership at present, in fc'ood standinc, is about 4000, There are about 0000 other members on tho hooks who are not in good standing, hut most of them can bo reinstated. Tho com olnullon movement ot tho busiuoss men with the miners all through tho region, to securo the best legislation possible, beneficial to tills district, is meeting with much success. Tho mine workers will try to pass through tho noxt Legislature an employer's liability law making employers liablo for injury to their employes while in the pureuauce of their duties. to cum: a coli in oxk hay Tako I.aiatlvo Iiromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to euro, 25 cents. Goinliilttoil Suicide Edwnnl Faust. sou of Daniel Fnust, aiiotl 50 yenrs, livlug m Wost Jtruuswick town ship, near Auburn, committed suicide by hanging him.self in tho hay mow iu tho barn on his farm. The causo of tho trouble is tiukiiuwn, hut tho man was believed to have sufl'ured from ailments fur years. He leaves n largo family. Up to Date lor 1'alns and Aches. Everybody nays Red Flag Oil, 23c. Gruhler Itros., drug store. Mr. ltiihln.ky llctrotheil. A very large gathoring assembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harney Friedman, nt 20 West Centre streot last evening, to cele brate the betrothal of Charles Rubinsky, of tho ciotery ilrni of Itubinsky & Friedman, to Miss Lena Friedman, of Pottsville. The gathering was attended by over fifty of their friends in town. A supper vus served and all thoAo present enjoyed u delightful time. Among the out of town guests were tho fol lowing : Mr. and Mrs. I. Katz, Mr. and Mrs. M. Rothstein, Miss Ksthcr Yedlusky, Messrs Louis Levy, 1. Liebormatm, P, Yedlusky, II. and 1. Fremiti, C. and il. Kutz, J. Levy and 1). Ginsberg, all of Pottsvlilu; Mr. anil Mrs. M. Diamond, and sou, Lansford ; D. Silverman, Sr., S. SiKerman, Jr., and Miss s. Lavinc, of Tiilnao.ua. Fell I1! i,iit li Car Thomas Gahin, of Kllangowatl, fell from n Lakoaid.u Railway car Saturday night while on his way homo from town, and sustained a broken nose and other injuries of a more or less serious character, but was not danger ously Injured. His hold slipped from tho handrail while the car was In rapid motion. A rluo roitriiit. 12x-Councilnian Michael Dougherty has suspended in his saloon an excellent oil painting of his own genial features as copied by Dabb. the photographer. du:i. HKISICNllKHOKIt. On the 14th instM nt Blien niuIof.li, Pi., Frederick V. IIoincnbcrKcr, orim! 28 yearn. Kuneml will tuke jilrtfeonTuefilny, 17th hifct., at ! a. m., from tlie family resldome, STt East Centre street. High nmis will ho celebrated In the Gorman Komnu Catholic church. Interment In tho Annunciation cemetery. Helntlvca iwl friends respectfully Invited to nttend. U-HMt Is caused by torpid liver, which prevents diges tion and permits food to ferment and putrily in the stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache, Insomlua, nervousness, and, If not relieved, bilious fever or blood poisoning. Hood's Tills stimulate tho stomach, rouso the liver, cure headache, dizziness, con stipation, etc. 25 cents. Sold liy all drugglst3. The only 1'lUs to tako with Hood's Sarsaparllla. GRAY HAIR RESTORED to Its natural color by l.r,i;' 1IAIK Mi:ill. CYXT.rio dvp.hflrmlPBft. pleasant odor. $1 00 a bottle I.i:i:'S IIAIIl TOMOreinovcsdandniir. Mnp! halrfrom fallinKout hnd promotes crowth $1 Ofla bottle Ml:illC.'AXT CO IDS Fulton at., S.VXBCC Illustrated Treatise on Hair on application riskE. I' or salo by Shenandoah Drug Store, Klrlin'i Drug Store. LADIES', CHILDREN'S AND MISSES' COATS. 8' SILKS AND DRESS GOODS. Fashion's fnvorite fabrics nt popular prices of .iritny irimoic goous in mucks nno colors. vll the newest styles which Diitoe Pushlon hns declared to ho popular am be found here All the correct weaves anil up to date shades for tho fall nntl winter of nro shown in profusion. CORSETS. , r-crv new ami correct model in cverv reliable make of irooils. StartHnir! Sure, but true, flint mteliaU tlio corset wearer to-day are wearing eoieeU wIiom niot tonfiictiou! feature in their lunduptlbflitv. Why not be ns particular as In your choice of shoes and set those that lit. R.F.GILL. SAVE your fuel By using THE ROCH ESTER (etovo pipe) RADIATOR with its 120 CHOSS TUBES where 48C0 eq. in. ol iron get intetmely hot, thus innkinK One stove or furnace do tho work of Two. "No Invention of recent years will do so lnucli for domestic econoinr and comfort." Scientific American, FOR SALE BY BENJ. D. BEDDALL, AGENT FOR SHENANDOAH AND VICINITY, ...SHAFT P. 0., 1A. YOU CAN SAVE T-By PurcliaAing Your Groceries. Smoked Meats. II Flour and Feed at Meluskey & Son, 105 S. Main HAVE YOU SKUN TIIOS15 VltUTTY Carpels, Oil Cloths a4Ld Window Shades, Jutt received at FRICKE'S CARPET STORE. Biliousness I 3 3 iriinriiirTf iiiiiM'"''! LADIES' COATS, MISSES' COATS, CHILDREN'S COATS. If needing CARPbTS look through our line nnd ,I,see the many beautiful designs we have to show you. j&mmx-"- Butterick paper patterns, the recognized standard oTtlie world, always in stock. Butterick fashion sheets given away free of charge. P.J. GAUGHAN, - DO YOU NEED A HORSE? WM. NEISWENTER. MISCELLANEOUS. IjOIE KENT. A Rood hall (centrally located, ' steam heat, well illuminated) on Thursday and Friday nights, iAmy icrms. Aiiniy at wie IMMw jiritALD otnee. TjlOU SALE. Eighteen acre farm, located near 1 lirnudonville, consisting of two good two story frame houxei, permanent water the year around. An excellent chance for a dairyman, trucker, or poulterer. Good reason for selling. Parties desiring information call at Upheld office. 11-tMm nujt Fvijr.."-A gooa-paying grocery in a wen Good reasons for sell- In Apply at the JIliiAMi office. ll-3-2w F ijiun JU' x . i wo uniurnibiieu rooms, nesi 1 tnPittnn fi. Imvn. Ailitrnta "M" nnrn nt Herald ofllcc. TjlOIt" UENT. A nice room, second floor. suitable for office purposes. Apply at 1Ii:kau office Til' OH SALE. A double property on Line X1 street, Nos. 133 and 135, for salo cheap. I li quire of Mrs. Felix Mellannnman, on Line street. 10-lG-tf deed i pRTfhle monthly, Partioulars free. ern Flnnnclnl Co. Hb Dearborn Street. CdIcmo.IU. WOOD'S MnnnDonn college FERGUSON BLOCK. New svetem of book-k cent nir nnd ofllce practice, actual It us lite ;s from tlio f tart. Rates of tuition for night school, Including books nnd stationery for first introduction. One Month - - $ 5 00 Two Months - - 9 00 Three Months - - - 12 00 Four Months - - 15 oo (o) Tho Rvstem is urrancrd for those who have but little time to devote to the work and is the moi practical sj'stem of book-keeping ever ubllrthed, W. If. Held waa the first to comnlete the work, and after ten weeks pnietico he accepted a position as book-keeper nt $00.00 per month, and Rave entire aatlfcfaction. jjuffar v luier was uie urst 10 ihko h up ai 'ottavllle. His progress Is excellent. Special Rates Tor Day School. Call at College For Particulars. S. I. WOOD, President. BROM-KOLOA ALCOHOLIC, NERVOUS AND BILIOUS HEADACHES Cured by this granular effervescent and stimu lant. An instant euro for sour stomachs and hendoche. which often accumulate from having a night out. JOHN b. CLcAKYi BOTTLER OF CARBONATED DRINKS, 17 and 19 Pencil Alley, Shenandoah Evan J. Davies, l.IVERY AND Undertaking ! 13 N. Jardiii Street. Fine Groceries, Butter and Eggs, Flour and Feed. Our delivery wagon awaits your order. OooU delivered promptly, WILLIAM H. HUSSER, 26 East Centre Street. I he largest, finest mid best selections of Ladies', Misses' and Children's Coats and ladies' Plush, Cloth and Fur Capes, lliat has ever been shown in this region, is now open for your inspection. These garments ex cel in quality, style and finish and will be admired by nil who see them. All are marked at prices below their real tnlue. We have also placed cil sale a large variety cl Silks in plain and. figured gros grain, Dresden,. Satin Duchess, China, Japan , Perm de Soie and Taffeta. Also a large line of novelty nnd plain dress gocds, including all-wool and silk and wool henriettas, wool serges, mohair serges, plaids, crnvenette 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. IT NMain St. Our twenty-fifth car load will arrive in a few days. ALL WESTERN HORSES. Well Bred. Well Broken. Watch this space Beauty Unrolled To the admiring gaze of those who have 11 taste tor really fine wall paper Is the display ofnew wall paper wrinkles we have Jiutre.elved.Yoir can find any color or patteru you want for your hall, bed room, parlor, dining room, kitchen or cafc, from 80 up to 8.1 per roll, Flneartlatle papers a specialty. House, Sign and tiecorative Painting. Satisfaction guaranteed. Estimates cheer fully furnished. Send postal. J. P. GARDEN; 231 V. Centre St., Shenandoah, Pa. l'luce Your Order. Now. OPEN EVERYDAY Go to the Shenandoah Dental Booms foi painless extraction of teeth. Gold and Silver fillings. If your artlflcal teeth do not suit rou call to see us. All examinations free, ,Ve make all kinds of nlate3. Gold Crowns. Aluminum Crowns Logan Crowns, Crown and Ilridgn work and all operations that per tain to i-ientai 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 : Roo (Tltman'g Block East Centra JStrV J, est. Ofllco Hours: 7 a. ra. to 8 pJW.VJi. 193 WINTEROARMTst Wo trivet ibft liltrirfkt bottom prices, lionestrjind at rock grimes uuu iyes )juvnuni all Overcoats In Meltons. Heavers. We can buh you cverytlmo; ; m , ... , .is anu Listers. Boys' and CJggren.s clothing o tailor maVlo'ai'ji'the latest makes which have perfect In HnlsliAjincurance, anu nro ROCHESt nnn nAtPUlMA TIiMICP ill bit LUiiunu uvuuu. ... j 1 j . n ML'uerry pi. J
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