"'"Pipw jprf I. r'i" IF. 1 - i- DIP, l DIP, DIP. Dip no more when you begin, let your pen flide 'til you're clone you can't du it without n fountain pen. We have them, and give a guarantee with everv one we sell. HOOKS & BROWN Q- North Main St. 000D CLOTHES Cont I.e. Money III the Long Ittlll. Wo iicvit ciiulil supply a many pcoplo with clothe as vc do If we didn't have the right kind. Wo couldn't Increase our busi ness right nlong if we dldu't pleace the peiplo. Wo do please them unt only in clothes, hut with satisfactory prices as well. Havo you seen our winter overcoat from $5 up, Thcr will ntlonish you. In material, ttyle and finish thoy bent the band. Call nt our store and examine the men's suitings and loyi' clothinR. We have Milts for hoys from ?1 and upwards. Wo aro the lenders in the latent styles in hats. New stock every week. Wo trent you well and give you full value for your money. No misrepresentation. Everything is Ruaranteed as represented, or money refunded. Give us a call. One Pkice Clotiiino House, 10 South Main Street, 11-10-tf L. liErowiai, 1'rop. Marriage Licenses August Schneider and Kate Ncldhardt, .both of Minorsville. Elijah Long, of 1'otUvllle, and Ella Schap pell, of Orwissburi;. William Szerkcnicz and Annie Pcsukainlta, both of Shenandoah. Wm, II. Gradwell and Anna M. liable, both of Shenandoah. Itlchard Pike and Mnrcclla Cunningham, both of Urancli township. John A. Srliafler and -Mary Mellon, both of fechuylkill Haven. Joo Korissno and Itonislove Corrissi, both of Adit I'hilailclphia. (ieorge Albert Tromctter and Alice Schrap- jiel, both of Gordon. A Sure Cur for Coughs nutl Colds. Tlmt'B what l'nn-TIua is, !!5o. At Gruhlcr llros., drug store. Deeds Iteeordeil, Tltlo Compauy to 1'eter Gorman, premises In l'ort Carbon. Win. A. lloouc to Henry Deck, premises in St. Clair. Martin Wanner, et. al., to Clms. F. lieck, et. al., three lots in Cres.ona. liaird Snyder, et. al., to A. S. Faust and 1). JI. Seibert, lot in l'ottsville. W. N. Stlno and wife to Jacob Iteiner, land in Cldred townsliip. How is your I.ivcr? Tho lirip or Malarial poison iiickly driven from thu system by taking Dr. Hobbs Little I.ivcr Pills. Sold nt Kirliu'H drug stoic. Jtoutslit a l'aecr. John PchalTcr yesterday became the owner of C. E. Titman's pacing bursa "Pat." Trc price paid was not mentioned. "Pat's" record in this region has no cjiml. Chrysanthemums, 10 South Main street. REMOVED -To 20L0MEEI. Dr. J. W. Van Valzan's DENTAL PARLORS. il .t Pgnlstry In all its Branches, Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty. 1 1 3& Painless Extraction.' .1. I.llfl.1.1 T..1L I 1. I Aiuiiudi item ineriea. All Work Guaranteed. - i No stairways to 1 i climb anymore. ::;r::::r.""-".:.::::.:::::.v;:::. Vff Vf Tr tv WILKINSON'S STORE NEWS. merit, ' i VUV coinioris TM A t mates a hur uress We sell knack of vo l must to Inch .io lnt'vi AM ft SHEETING MUSLIN lZ$T$ & wide, 5 cents. Double napped shaker flannel, worth 10 cents, for 6c. L. J. WILKINSON'S, MAIN STREET. Kg WIS JUVi: Till. JIOT HANI)- i ...OIL CLOTHS 1 fi9 in town. Wt m E. B. FOLEY, I HO. 8T WEST CENTRE STREET Bp 1 PITHY POINTS. Happenings Hiroughout tli lteglon Chron icled for Hasty 1'crtiNdl. rreeland wants an electric load to Italic ton. A movement is on foot to divide the Ninth and Tenth muds of llnsletou. The St. Clair Coal Company has abandoned the Silver Creek slope, as it uns unprofitable. A census of llrlfton Is taken annually. This year's shows a population of 2,10B, an increase of il over 1803. The Centralis Ilorotigh Council lias decided to dispense with Its night policeman. 'am- ouiy is given as the reason. Joseph, son of II. F. Wagner, whilo romp- lug nitli a dog In thu gardens of the Glmrd Instate nt Gimrdville, dislocated his knee. The Delano shop is now nt tho zenith of prosperity. It is working full time, a profit able feat 11 ro which promises to prevail for some time toronio. I. JI. Wators, of St. Clair, hasiellred from business to fill the vacancy cauked by his father's resignation as colliery inspector under the P. fi It. company. tukeph II. Nlchter, of l'ottsville, has pur- chased the pacer "Morrison," with a record of aau, from Frank Phillips, of Heading, for $400. The horse is six years old. ltobcrt Anderson, one of Contralia's highly respected old citizens, died t the University of Pennsylvania hospital at Philadelphia, Tuesday evening, where ho went a week ago to undergo an operation for an auectlon or tho stomach. Julius Ilrostwick, who is supposod to reside at Audcnricd, wns found near Delano witli a crushed left hand and several scalp wounds. Ho was taken to the llazleton hospital. Tho supposition is that he was riding on a freight train and fell on. Inquire of thp first person you meet how our shoes wear. That person will bo our customer all right. Everybody Is. Factory Siioi: Stoke. More Votes Attached. In the Lyon-Dunn judicial contest yester day tho contestants filed a suppllmentary bill of particulars in which they attack the legality of 2,700 votes alleged to havo been counted and returned fur P. M. Dunn. The bill contains 51 typewritten pages, and gives the names of the ,700 persons whose votes they attack. Non-registration, non-payment of taxes, failuro to givo the inquired proof, &c, arc the reasons assigned in support of the allegation that the votes of tho persons named were illegal. Wedding rings, engagement rings and birthday rings, the largest stock in the county at llrumm's. The Kllcoyne-McAllilrcw Cases. Tho cases arising out of the quarrel over sowcrago connections between tho Kilcoyne nnd McAudrew families in tho First ward wero disposed of as follows yesterday nt the Pottsvillo court : Mary McAndrcw, assault and battery, oath Maggie Kilcoyno; not guilty, prosecutor for costs. Maggie Kilcoyne, surety, oath Mary McAndrcw; dismissed, divide tho costs. Mary McAndrcw and F. McAndrcw, assault and battery, oath Andrew Kilcoyne; guilty in manner and form as in dicted. Andrew Kilcoyne, assault nnd battery, oath F. McAndrcw, not guilty; divide the costs. Tho length of life may be increased by less ening its dangers. Tho majority of people dio from lung troubles. These may be avert ed by promptly using Ono Minute Cough Cure. C. II. Hagenbuch. Health lleports. The following cases of measles havo been reported to tho Hoard of Health : William Moore, 2J years. East Lloyd street; James Iiudnieki, 3 years, East Centre street; Ella Lutkawicz, 2 years, East Lloyd street; Har rold Small, 2J years, West Cherry street: Katie Taylor, 1 yearfl months, Spruco street, is sulleriug from dlpbtherctie croup and liaby Starr, 1 year and 0 months, Eat Con) street, membranous croup. TO Cintll A COM) IJf"oNlTl)AY Tnke Lnxatlvo Ilromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund tho money if it fails to cure. 25 cents. (In Hand Again. Tho twenty-fifth carload of Western horses for William Neiswenter arrived in town last evening Plld attracted tho attention of nil who saw them being led up Main street to j his stabks where lie i disposing of tlicm nt , private sale. Among tlictn were Seen heavy draught, horses, mated teams, drivers aud j workers, Up tu Date lor Pains untl Aches. 1 Everybody says , (Jruhler Itros., dru; l!cd Flag Oil, 25c. At g store. There's quick selliiitr in oVtr cloak depart livery canuent beais tlie stamp of fashion. No old style garments here. Cloth Jackets from $2.00 to $25.00 a hun dred styles to select frotn. CAPES PROH 98c UPWARDS. PUR 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 rc coini! miickly nt low prices. Also null uowu ijiuiia. inu jjiitcBiuin mu wcuiiicr in uic uuuiKci bccuuii. booas Are inanging nanus. thcin from mill to wenrcr. We've the knowi where to buy the choice things admire Wool Srs:es ... 10 cents. Wo.il Cloth - 25 cents. Inch finest Henrietta - - 5 cents. Uiuudrcil o'lierleaiteni ut lower tiriees tliau other ti,k. LLOYD STREET Barber Shop ! 12 West Centre Street, Our Hot TowefySIiave becoming uouular. You will like It. We i jnancit.i'ccli.llyol ualrcuttlnxl THREE INQUESTS DISPOSED OF. Verdicts oil tho West Micniilidnnh lllld l'ni ker J'o. 11 Cases. Deputy Coroner Mauley and a jury last night hold three inquests at which the following voidlcts were rendered : "Wo find that John liollernn, JocphSam and Thomas Welsh catno to their deaths by lieing struck nnd covered with coal from a blast at Pucker colliory No. 2, and that Welsh's death was cadsed by tho fall of a piece of slate, and that they bo rendered accidental." That Frank Lewis' death was caused liv en explosion of gas at tho West Shenandoah colliery and that said gas was ignited by 1- miiK Lewis himself.' j hat tho denth of John Wassel was caused by a fall of top slate at Knickerbocker col liery on Nov. 12th, and which could have been avoided bad tho foreman's instructions been compiled with." Chrysanthemums,-10 South Main streot. .Mrs. Schott K.eapetl. Early last Sunday morning Mrs, Kate Schott, of town, whoso mind is afi'ected, mndo her cscapo fiotn St. Joseph s Hospital nt Head int. She lied by tho cellar and was not missed for somo time. She was nt length found nt tho railroad station, where she screamed and tried to hoard a freight train aud became very violent when nrrestcd. SI10 will now 1k placed in nn asylum. The woman Is tlie owner of properties on North Jardln street. She sudors from the hallucina tion that pcoplo aro constantly following hor with tho intention of taking her life. Shoe making and shoo selling is our busi ness. Wo make them good and sell them cheap. Factouv Shoe Swbx. lllrtlidHj' Surprise Party A birthday surprise party was hold last evening at tho resldenco of Mrs. Dornbach In honor of her daughter Ida, who received many beautiful presents. At a late hour supper was served after which vocal aud instrumental music was rendered. Tho following wero present: Misses Lizzio Lcitzel, Lizzio and Edith Miller, Hannah Kartell, Lizzio Carl, Martha Gilbert, Mary Dcnglcr, Lottie Dornbach, Maudo Derr, Lottie Hochler, A guess Clausor; Messrs, Harry Hllncr, Clarence Ilaudcnbush, Fred Curl, John Hafner, Edward Johnson, Isadora Sell', Author Lovlnc, Matthew l!ccd, Leo Strauh, Walter Hutnbel, ILirry Eackcr, and William Itassier, To cure nil old sores, to heal an indolent ulcer, or to speedily euro piles, you need simply apply DoWitt's Witch Hazel Salve according to directions. Its magic-like ac tion will surprise you. C. H. Hagenbuch. Obituary. The death of Mrs. Mary Evans, relict of tho late llaldwiu Evans, of St. Clair, is an nouneed. She was a resident of St. Clair for 50 years. Her surviving children aro Mrs Joseph Denning, St. Clair; Mrs. George J-arne, of Mincrsvillo ; Mrs, Charles Moistcr, of Duke Centre, and John, Frank, Arthur and Clay, of St. Clair. The funoral will take place at St. Clair to-morrow. Chrysanthemums, 10 South Main street. Charged With As.iililt. John Lituwauis, a Polo residing on East Line street, was arrested last night, charged by Mrs. William Jefferson, a neighbor, with assault and battery on tho lattcrs's '1-year-old daughter. Some hoys had tormented Lltu wanis by rapping on the door of his house and ho caught Jeflersou s child and struck her (evcral times with a strap. Ho settled the case by paying a fiuo aud tho costs. If you want a fine wedding cake, let Otto maku it for you. Clothes Caught l ire. Shortly before seven o'clock last night tho fire department was called to tho southorn cud of Main street, but its services were not required. A bucket brigade had put out a blazo in a basement occupied by a Polish family which was caused by mining clothes catching flro from a, stove. Very little damage was doue. When you take nood's rills. Tho big, old-fash ioned, sugar-coated pills, which tear you all to pieces, are not In it with Hood's. Easy to take 1 ol sf rioocis and easy to operate, Is true , ot Hood's 11113, which are lT I Hp W date in every respect. W7 S Safe, certain and sure. All m '" druggists. 25c. '0. 1. IIOM Lowell, Mass. The only Pills to take with llood's Sarsaparilla. THEY SAY THE 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, OVFRCOATS ! OVERCOATS ! By the thousand at prices nftver before offered by any dealer in the county at. L. GOLDIIM'S MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE, 9 and 11 South Main St. 1IAVK VOl" SUKN' TI10HI! 1'ItETTY Carpets, Oil Cloths ad Window Shades, Jmt received at FRICKE'S CAKPET STOI No Orioe & A WEECK AT DELANO. I'lfleen Coiil Curs Wrecked lly 11 llroken Axle. There was a wreck on the Lehigh Valley railroad lit Delano at 7:30 o'clock this morn ing by which fifteen coal ears wero piled up. The train v. as mado up In tho yard below tho station. Just after starting and when opposite tho dispatcher s oflico tho axle of a car broke. and fifteen of tho cars left tho track. The train was on a heavy grade and had attained considerable speed. Tho cars that loft the track were piled up In such a manner as to block both tracks for hall an hour. Several of tho cars, were smashed, hut no ono was Injured. Tho wreck crew cleared on of the tracks and passenger train traffic was not In terfered with. The main llilo was cleared by 11 o'clock, Several yards of the tracks were torn up by tho derailed cars. Chrysanthemums, 10 South Main strcct.B Trlod To Kick Ooali. There Is nothing llko being young, oven when you nro advancing in years is what Dan Ilrcnnan thought yesterday afternoon, when he Indulged in a gamo of foot ball at the P. & It. freight station, lly trying to kick tho goals and making tackles ho met with an accident in which he lacerated the right legand pulled several of the muscles out of place. The wounds are not of a serious nature. Chrysanthemums, 10 South Main street. Gllbsrton Funerals. Two funerals took placo at Gilbcrtou to day and proceeded on a Pennsylvania It. It. train to Frackville, where intermont was made. Ona was the funeral, of Blanche, 3-year-old daughter of Franklin Ulackwell, and tho other that of Clayton, 18-months-old son of Evan Evans, the saloonkeeper! Chrysanthemums, 10 South Main street, lletlres Frum The Service. Heistcr Itced lias left the service of the Lehigh Valley Itallroad Company. Previous to tho schedulo changes on the road, mado last Sunday, Heed was a conductor in the passenger Pcrvico. Thcchango brought about a reduction of crews aud Keed was mado baggage-master of tho train 011 which he had served as couductor. Ho will open a store at Hazlotou. Itlrthfluy Parly. A birthday party in celebration of the 21st anniversary of liichard II. Jones was held nt tho residence of his father, Philip H. Jones, in Wm Penn last evening. It was a family gathering. TI10 young man received a number of valuable presents. 3 Ml Old Dress Should not be thrown away. Buy a p.u Lagenf Diamond Dyes- only loc. W mid with xcry Huh- laboi the original Jjj t'i i-Ntiius of the gown will In- lotn'til y; in jiuilier color. It will be prjuii.tll) j; Made New For Ten Cents s Send tor the Dl-rrllnn Hoed, mid 40 Jjj is : 1 1 1 1 I'P.if colored i h th (hut nii'M'iit & v II I'liev will i splnlii how euw.v VI. i.ii.i'tiic.il 1' I" to use W u Mud Diamond Dyes J f Kiil' ei-tryv I Mill IU'UA i'try Lcre. 10 cents a pikoge. 1M3V t Co. Ilurnion, VI. 6 GRAY HAER RESTORED to it nnlt.ri.tt.iior ivy li:i.'3 IIAIW MKlll CAST, hi H lini-jiilem, plAHnt otlor. if I fi0 bottle I,i;rS IIAIll TO.NIUreiDoveBflAnriri.ir.vtop? hair from (Vims nut find luomote growth $1 00a Imttl ii:r. Mnjnt'A.T t o m Fulton it., .v.6ic Illustrated Treatise oo Jlair ooapplicationrntC For wile by Hiennmlunli Drug Wore, Klrllrt's Drug Store. LADIES', CHILDREN'S MISSES' COATS. AND SILKS AND DRESS GOODS. Fashion's favorite fabric. nt iojmlnr Jirlcceof etrittly reliable ROfMlH in bin ks and colors, sill thu newest fctylcH which iVimo Kaxhion has deelnrtd to be itonuhir inn he found here. All the correct weaves nnd up to lato shudcs for the fall aud winter of lW are sliowii In prolusion. CORSETS. Kvei v new nnd correct mode' in everv reliable make of snod. Startling! Kmc, but true, that one-half the corset wearers to-ilny oic wearitiR corset n whoc most eoiiKitteuoux feature is tlicir iiiadnidiliility. Why not be ns particular a in your choke of shoe and get uiOHu xnai m. .F. 1 bAVh Your Fuel BviiBlntr THE ROCH ESTER (Btovo pipe) RADIATOR Vfhh its 120 CMOSS TUBES tvlicro 4R00 bq. in. ot iron cet Intcnnely liot, thus uinkinR One stove or f urnaco do tho work ot Two. "No Invention of recent years wilt do 60 much for domestic economy nnd comfort." ' ScUntlfic Amtricati, FOR SALE BY BENJ. D. BEDDALL, A0ENT FOR SHENANDOAH AND VICINITY, ...SHAFT P. 0., PA. LADIES' COATS. MISSES' COATS, CHILDREN'S COATS. If needing CARPUTS look through our line and see the many b.eautiful designs we have to show you. Butterick paper patterns, the recognized standard ot the world, always in stock. Butterick fashion sheets given away free of charge P. J. GAUGBAN, - 2rN.MainSt. PRIVATE HORSE SALE ...NOW WM. NEISWENTER. MISCELLANEOUS. EOU SAIJ5. Eighteen ncrc farm, located near Urnmlonville, coimfgtlnK of two Rood two story frame house, permanent water the year around. An excellent chance for a dairyman, trucker, or poulterer. Good rennon for Helling, Parties desiring information call nt IlEitELii ofllce. 1 111 riOIt HKNT. Two mifiirnUlicd moms, best I' location In to'vn. Amlrcss 'M" euro of InitALii office. 10-UO-tf TfTiOH KENT. A nice room, second floor suitable for ofllce nurimsot. Annlv nt Herald olllce TjIOK SALE. A double property, on Line street. 2sas. 133 nnd 13ft. for sale chean. In- quire of Mrs. Felix McMntmnman, mi Lino Btrect. 10-KMf 301 DIVIDEND PAID IN OCTOBER iNVirr sio on upwARDat Din- ern rinmielnl Co., 325 Dearborn Strttt, Cblcato.Ilt, WOOD'S sncramDonn cdlleqe FERGUSON BLOCK New eyftera of bookkccDinir and ofllce practice, actual business from tho tnrt. Kates of tuition for night school, including books and btatlonery lor lirst introuuction. One Month - - $ 5 00 Two Months - - 9 00 Three Months - - 12 oo Four Months - - - 15 00 (o) The Bvstem is nr ranted for those who have but little time to devoto to the work and Is the most practical system of book-keeping ever liihlUhcd. W. JL Held was tho first to complete tho work, and after ten weeks practice he accepted a position as book-keeper at 00.00 per month, anil Riive entire satisfaction. Jftlgar idler was tlio lirst to take n up at ottsvillc. Ills progress is excellent. Special Kales For Day School. Call at College For Particulars. S. I. WOOD, President. YpU CAN SAVE -"MONEY liy Purchasing Your Groceries, Smoked Meats, Flour and Feed at Meluskey & Son, 105 S. IVlain St Evan J. Davies, 1.1VEUY AND Undertaking ! 13 N. Jardin Street. Fine Groceries, Butter and Eggs, Flour and Feed. Our delivery wagon awn Ha your order. Qoodi delivered promptly. WILLIAM 11. riUSSER, 26 East Centre Street. The largest, finest and best seleciions cf Ladies', Misses' and Children's Coats and ladies' Plush, Cloth and Fur Capes, that has ever been shown in this region, is now open lor your inspection. These garments ex cel in quality, style and finish and will be admired Ly all who see them. All are marked at prices belcw their real alue. Wc have alfo placet! en sale a large ariely cf -"ilks in plain and figured grcs grain, Dresden, Faun Duchess, China, Japan, Feau de Soie and Taffeta. Also n large line of novelty end plain cress goods, including all-wcol and silk and wool henriettas, wool serges, nichair serges, 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. GOING ON You will find any kind of a horse you want in this load. ALL WESTERN HORSES. Well Bred. Well Broken. Call and yourself. see for Beauty Unrolled To the admiring Rnze of those who have a tosto for really fine wall paper la the display otnew wall paper wrinkles we have Justre.etvcdaoa can And any cplor or pattern you want for your hall, bed room, parlor, dining tooni, kltehen or cafe, from 6c up to $3 per roll. Fine artletlo. papers a specialty. House, Sign and Decorative Painting. Satisfaction guaranteed. Estimates cheer f ully'f urnlehcd. Send postal. J. P. GARDEN, 221 W. Centre St., Shenandoah, ritice Your Orders Now. Pa. OPEN EVERYDAY Oo to the Shenandoah Dental Booms foi painless extraction of teeth. Gold and Silver fillings. If your artificnl teeth do not salt yon call to see us. All examinations free. We raako all kinds of plates. Gold Crowns, Aluminum Urowns logan wowns, utowd and Iiridgn work and all operations that per;, tain to Dental Surgery. 1 K o charges lor extracting wnen plates aro ordered. We aro tho only users of vlteuzed' air for the painless extraction of teeth J SHENANDOAH Dental : Rooms, (Titman's Block) East Centre Street, Offloo Hours: 7 a. in. to 8 p. in. WINTER - GARMENTS I Wo give tlio bitfKfst bnrgfiins nt rock bottom prices, lioneut quality, all ynules aufl styles In ....Men's, Boys' and Children's Overcoats I Mcltoi.8, Ilcavere, Chinchillas and VUtcrs. Wo can suit you evcrytlme. Business Suits,: Boys' and Children's Clothing In all tho latest makes which have a tailor made appearance, and aro neat and perft.-ct in finish. ROCHESTER COTHIKG HOUSE, Cor, Main and Cherry Sts. 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