: HOSPITAL PROJECT
Itepresvntntlven Meet iiihI lti-
lirso tlio MoCtll'llt,
, the power nf tlio prom, tho
tin1 Maliatmy City American,
liai liniiKUmtcil tho movement
If ere tinu of a general licxpltal
I town mid Malianoy City, iwtied
tli Mirloui newspaper editors
to nit ml n mcctlne in Malm-
the parpusp of iliciisluc tho
Hi luiirlnca, The Invltatiun
I (1 i Lt night by n Koodly
6 ' puslicr3 of the iiulll."
i .. . nt wt.ro Senator Coylo
I mi ....i. 11 rojirn tor-, nml John
litr, of the Vinericin, Malianny
y Jaa.ic.i Daily Lmal. Ashland ;
In. . punters, st Clair; It. I,
nyln li Mahiiuoy City Tribune!
pc ' 1 iril. lialianoy City j
I'd, . i i in I . Iliizlelun: i.iiKcno
k. Mlav W I;. Van Wort,
a John Itillly, Dally
T i i lin, llKiat.l). Several
ml v iiLiiuncil nt homo, but sent
ou . incut for the project,
nt . t milled in tlio parlors of
II. I: . nml nftcr discussing tlio
i h nr r two tho members of tlio
ivil d liy tlicir hosts, tho pro-
I: lie tiicncin, to tho spacious
win i. lliej' f ml ml tables laden
l'lic .fx. i of tho season, and to
lid uniplo Ju.tico. When th
f ecu i t ired" and tlio Havanns
.round. Senator Coylo explained
' the project anil gavo n satis-
I totalled description of tlio work
DiUi.iica, ami mo projects oi us
to aid It can bo nsiei ted with a
I at tho lni-iiit.il will lie au ac-
tct
Ijontatives of tho press present
riled upon, nnd each bad an en-
ijrd for the project and heartily
tie movement, Duo credit was
(ilorican, nnd aflor an exchange
organization was formed with
.lies ns president and John A.
I rotary to the end that nil nows-
1 region might co-opcrato in tho
lie hospital.
hied newsmen unanimously passed
commending tho host and hast
ening, Mr. and Mrs. IJurcliill,
hcelleney of their service Few
I In this section nro conducted
MO regard to tho comfort of their
that of tlio Mansion House
rings, solitaires in prices from
Diamond earrings, diamond
jl laco pins nt A. Uoldorman'S,
and Lloyd streots.
Iterogiiltlon
Li billlgoncy is now agitating the
fc American people, hut tlio rccog-
j j people of Shenandoah is unani-
ellect that Amaiidiis Womcr, 131
street, has tlio finest una bust
of boots, shoes nud rubbers in
and which ho tells cheaper than
nra, wnyr liecauso no lias no
ind buys only for cash, saving
I on tho paying of rent nnd 0 per
nt in buying, which bonclits (ho
Ijrive. IIo docs not claim to sell
Lhan cost, but by considering tho
fincement ono can readily sec
lindcrsoll others nml still main-
1 1, To convince tho puichasor
It call and examine our stock
I our prices with others, nnd you
, statement n iruo one. riyo iu
lyour purchase nnd remember tlio
A Womeu,
121 North Main St.
finning Hew Friends Dally.
1'an-Tina for coughs and colds. At
H., drug store.
MAHANOY CITY.
v
Tlio lUmwonil Colliery Workings to lie
t'lllcd With Blush.
Maiianoy City, Dec. 11. Tho senro which
tho people livliw In the vicinity of Third and
Centre streets received some lime ago through
tho nppenrancc of cracks in tho surface, sup
posed to liavo been caused by tho settling of
workings in the Klmwood colliery, appears
to havo been not entirely without reason and
tho I'. & It. company has taken precautions
to prevent any further damflgo from this
source. This morning MliilngSuperlntehdent
John Veith and Master Carpenter Christ.
Muchlhof weie in town nnd gavo orders lor
tho slushing of all tho under ground
workings of tho Klmwood colliery in
the vicinity of the affected houses.
A srraper lino will bo built from tho Maha
nuy City colliery dirt bank to the linibor
way in tho swamp lichind ICaier's brewery.
From this point tho culm will bo convoyed to
tho underground workings of the mines by
chutes. Tho work will commence at once.
A pump baa been placed at an nrtesiau well
on the luouutlan. Water is (lowing from a
depth of 15 feet nnd it will bo used to feed
tho boilers furnishing stenni for tlio second
well, which Is to bo sunk about 700 feet. Both
well will supply tho l'rimroso colliery with
water.
Ralph Fowler, n carpenter, residing on
Wost Mnhauoy nveuuo, received a serious In
jury to tho thumb of bis left hand while at
work on tho Yuongllng rcfrlgorator.
Tho homo of Stephen Dridgeu was the
THE FLYNN CASE,
Several Witnesses Kxnmlned In the Injunc
tion rroceedlngs Yesterday,
Ycstonlay afternoon anotlior session Ytras
hold In the Council chamber to tako tcstl'
mony in tho Injunction suit of tho borough
against Anthony Flynn, to restrain tho latter
from Interfering with 'tho borough officials in
tearing down tho wall which Flynn caused
to be erected across tho erect on Lis property
In tho First Ward. J. II. l'omoroy, Hsq., was
present to represent tlio borough and John F,
Wlinlen, Eqii represented Flynn. Tho fol
lowing witnesses were examined : Michael
licfTron, James McIIugh, Michael l'ribula,
Michael Scanlan, Justico J. J, Cardiii, 1'cter
Quirk, William II. Shoemaker, John Bcgloy,
James Smith, John V. Ctirtln nnd W. J.
Watklus. Tho two last named witnesses
werccalled to testify to proceedings before
the Hoard of Health nnd llorough Council in
connection with tho nuisance that existed
before tho erection of the. stono wall nnd
subhtriiciit' proceedings. Tlio trend of Mr.
Whalen's lino of examination was to show
that tho stream In question is a public sewer,
that at times tho borough 1ms performed
certain acts in connection with It to inako
tho stream a public sower, that the borough
has given ponnlts for tho connection of
sewerage lines with tho stream. Mr.
Whalen's line of examination also tended to
show that tho stream has been changed from
its original course.
James Smith swore that La "was Chelf
Ilurgcss during 181)2 and Anthony Flynn,
sceno of a pleasant gathering last evening in who was High Constablo during tho samo
lienor of the 11th birthday of his son, Chas.
Ho was entertained by tho Bishop Kulison
class of the Kpiscopal church,
Tlio Baptist Young Peoplo's Union of tho
Knglish Baptist church, held ono of Its suc
cessful entertainments last evening in tho
church. It was well attended.
Severn Post No. 110, 0. A. It., was In
spected last evening by C. II. Barnard, of
Joe Hooker Post, of Ashland. Several mem
bers of tho latter post wore In attendance
Tlio funeral of Joseph Hough took place
this morning from . tlio residonco of his
daughter, Mrs. Nathaniel Comley, on West
Spruce street. Rev. H. A. Kclsor, of St.
Paul's Reformed church, officiated at tho
services.
floMen Opportunities
Sweeping bargains in brussels, ingrain and
rag enrpets. All tho nowest and best weavos.
Also a special drivo in lakes' lino fur capes,
a golden opporln'-' buyers. Our dross
goods assortr Jno of the finest. At
I. J. Monaciiian'h
12-11-lw SOSoutliMaln street.
rUHSONAI. MENTION,
Roy. P. H. Daggett, of Lost Creole, was n
passenger on the Pottsvlllo train this morning.
William Nciswenter nnd Bowman Hart
wore In Mt. Carmel this afternoon, in the
intorcstof horse circles.
Mrs. Wost, of West O.ik street, returned
homo from Philadelphia Inst ovonlng. She
was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
Colcson, who will remain hero for somo tlmo
to rccupcrato for a long Illness.
Messrs. Charles Nowhouser, Solomon Haak,
D. R. Lewis, Joseph Piatt and John Meldal.is
transacted business at I'ottsrillc to-day.
Mrs. Bradlgan and her son, Terence, wero
passengers to Mincrsvillo to-day.
Frank Hart is rapidly recovering from tho
operation performed upon him last Sunday.
Ho was seen about tho streets to-day.
Silver novelties ut Mnloy's jewolry store.
A New Mine nt rotUvlllo.
A party of Scranton capitalists, headed by
Motgan B. Williams, on Wednesday com
pleted tho purchaso of some 300 acres, in
cluding several miles of coal mineral right
which underlies tho ontlro northern part of
Pottsvlllo. A shaft will bo sunk from 700 to
000 feet In depth, and a mammoth breaker
will bo orcctcd.
PVi for over Ua,,K
or tiio mono ror
Watches yes and lots of them and regular
bcuu.icu, at Brumm's.
Advance in Price of
PATENT MEDICINE.
The manufacturers having ad
vanced the price of
PATENT MEDICINE,
the articles now selling for 20c,,
45c. and 65c. will be advanced
to their regular prices, 25c,
50c. and 75c. on Dec. 14th.
Take advantage of the pres
ent reduced prices by buying
now.
See Our Window Display (or These
Medicines.
WASLEY'S DRUG STORE,
10S N. Main Street.
ilkinson's
Holiday News.
Mr rnllnil lilq nltftitlmi in thft titiiiwrtv miw
in' question. Smith "visited tho p!aco nnd
found that foul smell arose from that part of
tho stream flowing under "Flyun's house.
Smith did not do anything to ubato the nul
sanco and ho did not think Flynn com
plained to tho Borough' Council at that tlmo.
Smith als'd stated that the covering of that
part of the stream tlowiug through John
Bobbins Whlto street property fell In and
created a nuisance As Mr. Robblus and his
family were at Oceah Grove, Smith took
upon himself the work of abating the nui-
sauce and Mr. Bobbins subsequently paid the
bill.
.Mr. Whalun stated that Mr. Watklns, til
town clerk, had been called to establish by
tho minutes of Council that permits had been
granted to connect sower linos with tho
stream, but upon examination Mr. Watkins
testified that ho could find no sucii permit In
tho mlnutcs'aud during his servico as Town
Clork he did not know of the granting of
such a permit.
John W. Ciirtln, secretary of tho Board of
Health, testified that the stream flowing
through Mr. Flynn's property had
been declared a nuisance by the lizard
of Health' and the Borough Council had
been asked to abate it, but failed to act. He
admitted that If tho stream was properly
covorcd and sealed the 'nuisance would bo
abated, when cross-examined by Mr. Pomoroy,
and also adffctted that after the Stone wall
was erected f'le Borough Council had invltod
the Board of Health to co-opcrato with it in
suppressing tho nuisance caused by tho wall.
He also admitted that at a meeting of tho
Board of Health held immediately after, no
action was takon further than a discussion of
tho matter and an adjournment for a few days
to hold a joint meeting with the Borough
Council to deviso meaus for an adjustment of
the matter, but the meeting was not held,
the Council failing to appear, but he admitted
that Solicitor Pomeroy appeared aud read
the resolutions the Council had adopted and
the Board took no action,
JJL
JIOOD'S PILLS cure Liver Ilia,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A. pleas-nt laxative. AU Druggists.
uiti$ Kii ni.oviis.
Appropriate holidny gifts. All new shades
and makes.' At lomsrkably low prices. At
MAX LEVIT'S,- IS Kast Cehtro street.
I ' . 1 r-
1 PITHY POINTS.
lb
A.
lot
Honest Worth in Everything We Show in
Great Holiday Stock. Our Public Appreciate
t Enterprise Which Prompts Our Holiday
jnarations. Our Windows are But a Hint of
Beauty
U See.
of the Store's Interior But Come
liristmas
ll-'ur Capes ns well ns I'luil; crJ
lapes are maikea at tempting
l'lushC'apes worth $7. SO, now
Bilk lined and fur edge. Cloth
u inf tc ev Tot n imrul nnn ! vnll
Je ailed to pay half1 as much more
dealers, our s arc correct ill style
Dress Stuffs.
r.iore sensible gift than a nice ilrcsj
wc have every weave and shade
.tiavuig prices run from loc. to
,r yard
L value far Xmas dress buvintr.
li .0 46-ini h Henrietta 50c, any
sioate purchase enables us to sell
lj.Uk Soap, 3 pieces in box, for 5c
luffs and Boas
prices than cost of material,
lateness of ihe season,
jnas
erchiefs.
I-J.usand dozen to pick from ; belter
.1r less money than any other house.
n' Fancy Jlanukercnicis ic. eacuj
A.. tln.n limmwl nr fanev em-
Vd, Handkerchiefs, $c. each 1 the
;nd or other stores, line iik
Ipvrcniefs lor men or women, wiui
I (ll inwai, ai rujiii piitc.
Hen's and
Women's Gloves.
J-'ne guaranteed kjg h'oad, chapped hi-
ncV Cftlors, jnd VtilMi, scalds, bu-' the
lot. Ever)- (jlove V HoWlttVuVCur guar
antee, which means your money back if
they don't wear right. Cashmere Cloves
nnd Mittens to suit all In price or quality.
Fancy Articles.
We have n rich collection of fine hand
painted boxes of Celluloid or richly carv
ed Metal' flqxes for gloves, ties, hand
kerchiefs, Jewelry, e(c. Comb and, Jipisli
sets and other useful and appropriate
novelties, irom 35c, to $3,00 eacn,
Holiday Umbrellas.
Good Silk umbrellas for a dollar and
upwards.
WP.TTTAT.nTA j . . .
iMv.rfw ana sunuar uompiaints,
and prepared under the stringent
GERMAN MEDICAL LAWS
.prescribed by eminent physicians :
1 DR. RICHTER'S
"ANCHOR"
TAIN EXPELLER.
World ronowncd I Ttamnrlrftlilv snrcesitf ul I
I Only gemilno Willi Trade Mark " Anchor," I
I'. AJ. r.lchtcr.t Co., 215 IVtrlSI., Hen York. I
31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
13 Branoh Homes. Own Glassworks,
23&&0CU. Endorsed & recommendod by
X . Wulfv. lOdN Main fit.. C. II.
irnRcnbuch, 103 N. JIaIn St.,
1. xjt iinin, u n. main o
. Hheranuoau.
'mreiiMia' 1
DR. RICHTER'S 1
"ANCHOR" BTOOIACIIAI, html
Christmas ?
Yes ! !
COTTOLHNB.
COTTOLfiNn.
.ItTva WH 1 IF BaVill I PI IMK Uffjt
More Holiday Hints.
Ladies' Silk Carters 19c., 25c, 50c,
aud 75 c
Holiday Ribbons
For Fancy Work.
We've le rig'!' rihln stock to pick
from, and sell pure silk satip ribbons at
till; luitun Hi sv.at (tii. .
No. s, 4c; No. 7, 6c.j No. 9, 8c,
Nos. 13 and 16, ioc.j No. 22, !2jC.
There are Others.
Ve can name hundreds of oilier choice
new goods suitable for presents, such as
fine shirts, neckwear, underwear pr
Hosiery,
Table Linens.
Inppenlngi Throughout the ltecton Chroti.
lefe iornilnsty rerusnl. 1
Japan's Imperial Commission inspected tho
Bethlehem iron Works yesterday.
TrcKiont icitlzcns hava 'purchased many
ritlss during tho lalest'bifrclar scare.
Vo0tiuls!rohbed John AiSpencorand broko
Ills skull u ml era bridge at Altoona.
Starting a blast with n fuso at Tamaqua,
Michael Uranick was maimed and fatally
hurt
Johu ShTnoskl, was sent to jail at South
Hothlehemlor a felonious assault upon 0-year
01a siane lvosky.
Bohbors Smashed ft window and took goods
worth $100 from O'Donnell's hardware stwe
at Bclniylklll Haven.
In her mother's abseuce 4-year-old Jennie
Valentino playcd-wlth matchis at Tamaiua
uiiu was icrriuiy uurueu.
Tho employes of tho I. & R. C, &. I. Co. in
tlin tlllberton district were paid to day.
Jienry ituuiou, or Tamanua, who mys
teriously disappeared from his homo over a
week ago, Is still mif.irii.', r.ml no tidlncs
Jl'yyo been l8rneiJ-uf hs wharaabuats; !
1 nis parp 01 rcnusyivauia seems to bo a
Tory poor Geld for actors nnd managers, ss
almost every company that heads this way
goes to pieces, in Bhort ordor.
The jioutoyoslerday by a vote of 101 to 7
passed tho bill prohibiting tho sale of Intox
icating liquors In the Capitol,
For the secoud tlmo in a year Thomas S,
Walmer's wholesale grocery store at Lebanon
has been badly robbed.
Tho gcol6gy of the Schuylkill Valley was
Instructively discussed In a' lecture at FotU?
tpwn last night by rrofossor Angclq JFeHprln,
Far buying hundreds of ouarU of milk In
Haverford 'on false representations, Edward
J. Clark, of Philadelphia, was sent from
Media to jail for six mouths.
No stock' of watehpa In gold or silver so
haudsomo nnd attractive la Shenandoah
as iloldonnan a. Heleotlon larger, prices
lower.
-1 1
First or All, Bed Flag Oil, 26c.
What fur? Aches, pains, bruises.
Uruhlcr Bros,, drug stole.
At Wliitelock's
Shoe Store
You will find a large line
of SLIPPERS FOR HOLIDAY
buy a pair for your
your aunt, your
your sweetheart,
your papa, marnma, son
and daughter. "A6$ve all
don't forget. your husband
needs a pair of -'Slippers.
TRADE,
uncle,
lover,.
WHITELOCK'S SHOE STORE
Is the place" to get them
in a large assortment ;
prices from 39c. to $ 1 .75.
At
Not In Accord With American Ideas.
From Mahanoy City Record.
The manner In which the Polish and
Lithuanian people of our neighboring
borough, Shenandoah, propose to demand
rocognitfou, politically, Is not In accord
ance with American ideas. Undoubtedly
this class of people have the right to demand
recognition and shuts of public offlco and
patronage, but the method of demanding it,
not because they are citizens, hut because
they are of a certain class or nationality,
should causa their overtures to be promptly
rejected by both parties.
JUST ItlXKIVIUl
A special line of gents' fine silk neckwear.
In four-in-hands, and also the latest tceka at
At MAX
1 A
1
i
is a model vrlfo
And nrlGht good coolc Is she.
Such lirend and enko ns slio doth mnko
Xwould gladden your heart to fcc.
And Uouchnntp brown tlio best in town t
Her pics nro fit for a queen I
And her success, as you might guess,
Is duo to COXXOIiENlS.
COTTOL
1 tho most healthful na well ns tho most economical shorten.
1 Ing and frying medium known.
QenttD. 0.11.1... fc.l tr.4-m.rk. "Ollfo!.', Ul rturi liad tn tottcn-plant wrMIS o rrr Uo.
THE N. K. FAIR3ANK COMPANY,
ri.lra.n. Ncr York. l'lillad Inliln. I'lllnlniroli.
We Are Now Ready fnrjsw..
THE HOLIDAY TRADE.
r
OUR purchases for Christmas gifts should be made where you can buy
the best goods for the least money. Our reputation for GOOD
GOODS AND hOW PRICES is well established, which is fully
shown by the business we are doing. We have made special efforts to
prepare for your wants, and we are confident we are in position to
meet theni.
Among the many good things shown in this large dry goods house
are the following, at cheaper prices than they can be bought in the
large cities : ,
Linen Table Sets, Tibet Boas, Coque Hackle and
Ostrich Feather Boas, from $1 to $12.50 each.
Ostrich and Coque Collarettes, Sofa Pillows, Head Rests, Ladies'
and Children's Kid Gloves, Towels, Napkins, Chenille Table Covers,
Shawls, Blankets, Table Linens, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Underwear
and Hosiery direct from the manufacturers, Pocket Books, Ribbons,.
Children's Silk Caps: Stamped Linens, aud best Filo. Roman nnd Km-
broidery Silks otdy 3c. per skein.
OUR COAT ROOM"
Is the centre of attraction; look through it and pick out what you want
at 25 per ct. less tlitui the some would cost you elsewhere.
We sell the DELINEATOR and carry a full line of BUTTERICK
PAPER PATTERNS.
P. J. GAUGHAN, - 27' N. Main St.
An Overcoat Offer.
This is au offer in which everybody is in
terested. The cold weather is hero aud the
overcoat and a good warm suit is a man's best
friend. Our overcoat are unprecedented In
magnitude and unrivaled in excellence. No
tailor cari mako any better at thrco times tho
price in fact, no better madoat any price.
l-rco, unrestricted, unlimited choico of all
our very Ilncst Imported overcoats for a
limited tiino only. This offer has never been
before attempted never will bo offered again
and should bring tho big pjles down to the
lovel wo want them in less than ten days.
jNotliing better for a Christmas present for
tho fathor or son, or any othor man, youth
or boy, hut in addition to our largo lino of
clothing, hats, caps and gents furnishing
goids will nls6 have a specially selected lino
of fchris'tmaVprcserits in fancy' gloVe's'.' Bmok
InjtJackotsretcV (Still of dlir wlnief'ctips Way
prevent youfc'hushand or sdn from having his
pars frost bitten. Tliey aro very cheap.
Osk Thick Ct.ofm.Na House,
10 South Main Street,
11-23-tf L. ItEFOWlcii, lrop.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOIl KENT. Two nice nnfilrnlidird rooms,
well heated. Apply at No. 211 West Onk
sttect.
12-5-tf
Ijon RENT. A nlco
: suitable for office
IIxbald office
room, second floor,
purposes. Apply at
WANTED. A girl for general liounework.
Apply at No. 11 NortU Main Street tf
LOST. A red cow, middle slsod, white- spot
on the face, a part of the tall white, short
horns, on each side of the body white spots,
wmie spots near milK hag. will pay all ex
penses of feed, fcc. Any Information of the
cow will be lecelved nt the Hi:hali ofuec, or
join, iioRi'oisKi, iu onu line street, lieiv
andoah, Ta. Vi-ll-Jt
To the admiring gaie of those who have a taste
lor reauy line wall paper is ine uispiay omew
wall paper wrinkles we havo justrcaetvcd.You
enn And any color or pattern you want for your
hall, bed room, parlor, dining room, kitchen or
cafe, from So up to $1 per roll. Fine artistic
papers n specialty.
House, sign and Decorative Painting.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Estimates cheer
fully furnished. Hend postal.
i. R. GARDEN,
221 W. Centre St., Shenandoah,' Ta.
I'lucG Your Orders Now.
T10n SALE. A double property, on Line
Jj street, Noi. 133 autl 13o, for sale cheap. In
quire of Mrs. Felix McMnnnaiuan, on Lino
street. 10-lo-tf
Little girls and boys need a
pair of GUM BOOTS ;
$A it is a useful present and
JJwhltelock's Shoe Store
is the place to get them.
Ci A ItEWAIlD. Will bo paid for Intern
fh) X f tion that will left-i to tho recovery oi
horse nnd harness stolen on tho iiliMitof t
8lh limt, from the stable of William mil Frank
Uunibrowlcz, at HhenauduRh, 1'a. llluek horse,
iiiiuu in riKtu Cjfv Jz-lKil
OPEN EVERY DAY
t
Towel, Napkins, Ilureau Scarfs, Che
nillc or lapestry turlmns or covers, jscents, for the holiday trade.
j.ace vuiinms aim a iiiiiiurcu picu jVIT'S, 15 Iiist Centre street,
things for household use or adornment. . -
Our tKOU X.inas Anuouiiceineiit.
I Klcctiou uncertainties, with their disturb
ing Influences, aro past For Pccomber wo I
I .mens for bureau, sideboard or stand, anticipate the largest month's business wo
doilies, table covers, etc . nt cut prices, have eveil done, Our selections have been
nam warir iiii hi. mny niTm uearu in every I
Stamped Goods
Goto the Shenandoah Dental Booms fot
pjluleos extraction of teeth. Gold and 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,
Aluminum Crowns Logan Crowns, Crown
and Bridge, work and all operations that por
tain to Dental Surcenr.
No charges for extracting when plates art
ordered. We are the only users of vitalized
air for tho palnlces extraction of teeth.
l
v SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms,
(Tltman's Block)
East Centre Street.
Office Hours: T a. in, to 8 p. m.
Men's
Snag Boots,
KINK
GOLD WATCHES, RINGS,' CHAINS
Gold nnd Silver Novelties.
Young
A large line; wc are head-
Holiday Gifts for
and Old.
very
est fc
We have
prices aro lam
fine select fctoek anil
or ttylo anil quality
Beauty Unrolled
WOOD'S
siicnnnDonn cduke
FERGUSON BLOCK.
New evHtcra of book-keeping and office
practice, fictunl business from tlio start.
lUtoa of tuition or night school, Including 1
uooks aim staiioaiery lor nrsi iiurouuciion.
One Month - - $ 5 oo
Two Months - - 9 0f
Three Months - - 12 00
Four Months - - - 15 00
(o)-.
The Brstem Is arrnncrcd for those who hare
but little time to devote to the work and is tlio
most practical system of book.kecplng ever
published.
W. II. Held was the first to complete tho
work, nnd after ten weeks' prnctico lie ueceptet!
a position as book-keeper at 00.00 per month,
nnd cave entlro satisfaction,
l&lgar l'Idlcr was tho lint to take II up as
Pottavtllo. His progress Is excellent.
Special Bates For Say School.
Call at College For Particulars.
S. I. WOOD, President.
Evan J. Davies,
I.IVERY AND
Undertaking !
13 N. Jardln Street.
AMERICAN LINE
RED STAIjJ ll(J E
STOAnSHIP COMPANIES.
Bteamers 'cava New York and Philadelphia lor
principal port In old country.
E. D. BEDDALL, Agt.
No. a West Oak Btrtet, - Shenandoah, l'i
WINTER - GARMENTS I
We eive the klKEest bargains nt rock
bottom priors, lioneat luullty, all
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