A TRIAL ORDER
Will Convince you that Our
itngraved Calling Cards are
tip-to'datc. 'twelve styles
of cards and twenty styles of
engraving to select from.
Fifty for one dollar or 100
for $1 .50. Give us a trial
order.
HOOKS & BROWN
A North Main St.
O'HAIU'S LIVERY !
BOARDING AND SALES STABLES.
mm
Undertaking in
all its Branches.
Open Day and Night.
COR. WHITE and LLOYD STREETS.
VTS HAVK THE
DESIGNS OF
HANDSOMEST
..OIL CLOTHS
Hf HOW.
E. B. FOLEY,
West Centre Street.
-CLEARING SALE--
Offers Unusual Qpportunittea for Sraat Bargains.
We rather sacrifice all profits, and even part of their cost, than carry
goods over another season. Our entire stock is marked down.
BSrNOTICE A half-mice ticket on all our fall and winter
clothing included in this sale.
Hundreds of small lots of broken sizes will be 9old at exactly
Suits.
Men'a all-wool aults in Cnsslmere
nnil Cheviot, reclined from
$8.00
Men's MtiKllsh Melton and Silk
Mixed W muted Suits, reduced
from $10 00 to
$4.00
$5.00
Men's rineet Cassimeres and
Illack Clay Suite, reduced CO rfk
from f 16.00 to ipO.UU
Hoya all-wool suits and Chin
vlillla Iiecfer-, reduoed from
$5.00 and $B.W, now $2.75 and.
$1.43
Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Back.M
THE
ONLY ONE
HAT
TER
io and 12 South Main Street,
Populism
Cor. Centre an
We don't want to take up your time and relate to you all the great bargains we offer, but if
there is any ordinary man (not boy, but man,) in the county that wants a suit for $2.00, we
can fit him. Also Fine Suits $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00.
We desire to state to the public that all our goods are manufactured this season and that we are not sacrificing a lot
of old stock that is dusty and shop worn, and would be dear at any price. You, no doubt, are looking to save money, so
if you are call on
The Goin
gtob
COTTOLfiNB.
And her
Is duo
1 the most healthful aa. well as the moat
1 ing ami frying mocuuin Known.
Qffovtftt O.U.1.M ku tr1-rVi "CrXitUnr
THE N. K. FAiBANI COMPANY,
Uhtrrurn. Now York. Philnilolnuin. l'ltuliiirli.
Clrr"r Mnriler Mvstery.
ChPHtei, Pa., T1'. 'j. 19. A man phlis
hi nt.me as ..'Tii Bro..hham, but
,,lioct real n.'u.ie U Marshal, who is
said to have o i-Ocred. to a part In a
mysterious timi.r ease, w brought
to this city last night, and was com
mitted to prison. On Feb. 8, 18W, the
body of an unknown mu, with two
bullet wounds In thehreast, was found
In a marsh along Cobb's creek, Dela
ware coun'y. Since the murder Mar
shall has been Imprisoned on Gover
nor's Island for desertion from the
United States army. While in con
finement he Is said to have confessed
to Captain B. H. Oilman1 thai he and a
companion named David Wilson had
robbued and murdered the stranger.
His story was that they hail met him
In a saloon, and, learning that he had
considerable raomy, enticed h'r.
ac rrvB the c-et;k and deliberately klivd
him. ilffinr the body of liO and a gold
watch. W"i',KonB .hei taboutB are not
known. The murdered man was nevei
ldentlied,
vcrcoats.
AtMVool Benver nntl Jlelton
Overcoats, reduced from 98.00
to
All-Wool Kftrw Overront, olay
llnetl. mtm Lwek, reduced
from 310.00 to.. ....... ,.....f...
Finest KnglUh Krsey find Frlew
Overcoats, reduced from
$i6ao to ; ......
Bovh' Overcoats, Ulsters nnd
Keufers, reduced from $7.00
nnd $0 00, now
$4.00
$5.00
$8.00
$3.39
REFOWICH,
PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
AND FURNISHER.
- Shenandoah, Pa
Bifii
c (Cheapest
COTTOU-Nli.
ts a model xrlfo 1
And n. right good 000k is alio.
Such liread and cake as alio doth mltko
'Twoald gladden your heart to nee.
And doughnut brown tho best in town I
Ilor pica oro lit for a quoon t
success, as yon might guess,
to OOIXOIiKNB.
economical shorten
..3 ttur Iim ( teuen plant wrtll rrerj its.
pit v points.
lupixiilngs li,.... Kt"t the Om try
Chronicled lor JlHsty Pxrnsnl.
Niueteeu-year-olil Sue Miller committed
suicide with poison atUloomshurg.
While wash i ne dishes at Tower 01 ty Mrs.
Eilwnrd Figley was totally Winded by a
paralytic stroke.
A Reading Itallway miners' train crashed
into the rear ef a Jersey Central passenger
tram at xamaqua yesterday and wrecked
ear.
Eastern Pennsylvania German Baptists
ii:iv(? estauiislieu ii homo for their aged and
uinrin poor near JHanneirn, ana paid lor a
5000 farm therefor.
Heirs at Plymouth of the late Peter
Snyder have sued the Delaware & Hndsoo
Coal Company for 1260,000 on a claim to coal
lands which he owned.
For the alleged theft of jewelry worth
$1700 and $800 cash from James Shlppowlti,
a,t West llazleton, Henry Agers has heen
arrested in New York.
About 4000 Democratic voters of Northamp
ton county are formally charged by Itepubll
onus before the couit as having voted illeg
ally at last fall's election.
llradlgan's Bhoe factory will shortly be
converted into a saloon.
The Kehler prolierty storerooms, on North
Main street, which have been entirely re
modeled, are now almost completed. "
The remains of Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Mitchell, wore interred in the
Annunciation cemetery this afternoon.
An Interesting Contest.
From Mahanoy City Itecord.
There will be a lively fight on shortly
for delegate to the Itepublican stale conven
tion. Among those named for the honor is
Charles T. Strauglm, of the Siiknahihiaii
IIkrald. Mr. Straughn has twice been
honored with electiou to Council in Shenan
doah. He is a young man of excellent judg
ment, and is not likely to be bought off or
seduced from his course by the-'wiles of the
opposition. If Mr. Straughn decides to be
come a candidate In earnest he will make it
exceedingly interesting for hU competitors
for the honor.
Some Facts About Hunter.
Easter is late this year. Ash Wednesday is
March 3 and KasterSunday is April 3, almost
as late as it can possibly come. Easter may
come as early as March 38 and ns late as
April 35. It depends, as every one knows,
on the phase of tho moon, but jmt tlffe rule
of commutation is not always known. Easter
Sunday is always tho Sunday that follows
the full moon immediately following the
spring equinox (March 21.) If the moon
falls on Sunday, Easter is the Sunday next
following. Exchange.
Just try a 10c box of Cascarets, tho finest
liver and bowel regulator ever made.
dM
am
NEW STYLES RECEIVED DAILY.
MAHANOY 01TY.
Mahanoy City, Fob. lti. Martin Helbeut,
14 yiarohlsnn of Andrew Selbsnt, was the
vlili'ii of a sad acrliiint yesterday. He
Worked with his father in a hreast- at the
Vnlcau colliery. Daring an idle moment
he applied the flame of his lamp to a dualiu
cap and the thumb and index finger of his
left hand were badly mangled by the exi Un
ion. Without any display of parental att'er
tion the father sent the bey home unattended
When ho reached home the boy mot with a
cold reception and neighbors dressed the in
Jured hand. Later Constable Daniel Ueurge
accompanied the boy tti the Miners' hospital,
where the finger and thumb were amputated
The entertainment and banquet of the
Sandy Itottoni foot ball club, which won
many hontra on the gridiron last season, took
plai e last flight and was a grand success.
The 14-roonth-old daughter of John M.
Coombes, secretary of the Hoard of Health,
died yesterday.
The many friends of Miss Rose Dougherty,
clerk at Ferry's store, tendered her a fare
well party last bight, on I he eve of herd '
partute for her home in Shenandoah.
h. M. Pierce, lately a plumber and hard
ware dealer in town, was before Justice Coyle
last evening, charged with cheating and de
franding and selling good under false pre
tense, on oath of Mrs. KuocU Wild. Bail in
$500 was furnished.
James, son of Mrs. Mary Short, relict of
John Sliott, of Giloertou, died yesterday in
his 17th year, of pneumonia. The funeral
will take place ob Saturday, at 10 a. m. In
terment at Fmckville,
Attending the Convention.
Mefwrs. E. A. Doherty and Fell Klock
representing Gotinells No. 867 and 080, of
the Jr. O. U. A. M., left this morning for
Newark, N. J. They will lie in attendance
at the unnnal convention of the Funeral
Beneflt Association of the above order.
When bilious or costive, eat a Cascaret
candy cathartio, curt guaranteed, 10c, S8c.
THE GREEKSJN CRETE.
Tlie Government Determines to Continue
nn Active I'olloy.
Athena, Fab. 1. In the legislative
ohamber Prime Minister Delyannls an
nounced that he had not received au
thentic news of the departure of Turk
ish troops for Crete. Replying to ques
tions, he said that the government was
seeking to discover the motives of the
powers In their recent action in Crete.
The government had arrived at cer
tain decisions, but waB unable to Im
part any information as yet. Some of
the members declared that the lower
ing of the flags of the consulates con
stituted recognition of Greek occupa
tion. It is reported that the cabinet
council decided to continue an active
policy. The jrovernment last night
sent Instructions to the consul at Canea
declaring that as the four towns which
ths powers ocoupled were not held In
behalf of Turkey they must like the
rest of Crete be regarded as Greek ter
ritory Owing to the anomalous situation,
the Greek consul at Canea, on the rep
resentations of the foreign admirals,
haB removed the Greek (lag from the
consulate.
Colonel Vassos has Issued an order
advising his men to avoid any collision
with the foreign marines, and exhort
ing the Cretans to treat fairly both
the foreigners and the Moslems. He
promises the latter protection and re
llglous equality, but will try to per
suade them to quit the Island. Turk
ish soldiers who yield will be disarmed
and sent to Smyrna or other points
In Turkey.
Cmliiren "iXniKea lti ami XJremateo;
Iron River, Mich!, Feb. 13. Mrs.
Thomas Broswoskl locked her two
children In the house yesterday and
went down town. During her absence
the house caught Are and burned, to
gether with both children.
HAT I
FERGUSON HOUSE BLOCK.
Clothiers I Hatters) in
1 ,1 for orw jec. . "
t". Ill nati."
of the Globe frr
RHEUMATISM!
MTS.tTTJAT.rlTA .... ...
i.wu..uum ana timuar uompiiuiri
onu prcpu-ea unacr urn stringent
GERMAN MEDICAL LAWS,.
DR. RICHTER'S
" a fainunn v
9
EXPELLEE..!
"Wrtild fpnnwned ! TlmmfirlrAhiT Bucrrnsfnl !
F . .... f J - 11 ( A .I.a. t
Ad. KIc!itorXCo.f151VarlSU. IN bit lork. j
31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
13 Ttranch Homes. Own Olaisworkt.
SsABOcts. Enaoreed & rucomuicndud hy
Vn.li . in, N iiiln f-t
Trn.nl,iieli 1IW N Mitln Ht .
.Tti vim II.. nu M.ln ut.
Hht I'onuoali.
dr. nicHTcn-s
ANOIIOri BTOMACIIAI. best for
! Coll''. ITwprpwlft(VHtomnch CJorfitUnlntw.
wmitiHsofl's
STORE plS.
For the balance of this
month we will continue to sell
the white goods.Embroideries,
Sheets, Pillow Cases, Muslin
Underwear, etc., the balance
oflhe great stock purchased
for the
WHITE FAIR'
at advertised prices.
Customers who have bought
here need no second invita
tion ; good judges of values
admit we are leaders in our
line, and the prices we have
placed on everything are all
temptingly low.
FAMOUS McCALL PAPER
PATTERNS.
Are always in stock at io or
15c. each. Why pay more ?
. J.WILKINSON
IUAIH STREET.
LLOYD STREET.
Tho Rosy Freshness
Anrl n velvety softness of the skin is inva
riably obtained by thore who use Pozzoni's
s uompicilon ."owder.
in in I.
Shenandoah
Your attention is called to
a Special Sale of CLOTHING and OVERCOATS for
the next 15 days, conirnoncing
as our spring stock will soon be
to place it. Past experience has taught us that we must
have room and we intend to uphold the old custom by mark
ing all our CLOTHING and OVERCOATS at such low
figures that the men, boys and children of Shenandoah
should have at least one good suit. Note the following prices
which is proof that we mean business :
SUITS.
$5.00 Suit for - $2.00
6.00 " " - 2.50
r.oo " " - - 3.00
8.00 " " - 3.50
9.00 " " - - 4.00
All other goods proportionally low, and these goods
are not shelf worn, but are the styles of last season ; they
must be sold. You may imagine that these prices are only a
fake to draw custom, "but the proof of the pudding is in the
eating," and we can prove it by our large show windows,
which, if you will examine, are filled with goods at such
marked down prices that were never offered before to the
people of this county. It is a well-known fact that we are the
largest and cheapest clothing
State, and we will endeavor to
Mammoth Clothing House,
9 and 11 South Main St., Shenandoah.
GENUINE IMPORTED i BEER
Xourlihing and exhilarating
5 GEflTS PER GItflSS
Absolutely pure. Contains t o alcohol. Con
stantly on linnU nt
JACOB NOLL'S,
NO. 14 1J0UTH MAIN ST.
1 ! H llf fHHi p
the fact that we have ordered
fcNtfr, We have decided that
shipped we must have room
OVERCOATS.
$5.00 Overcoat for - $2.r5
6.00
r.oo
8.00
9.00
3.00
3.50
4.50
5.00
house in this section of the
always Uphold that reputation.
I GOLD IN, Prop.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IiWU SAIjH CIIUAI'. One soda apparatus,
three 15-irallon Copper fountalni, oni'irrn
erntor, lot of jars, oakc stand, cake ornament,
baking utcnslln, show aura, one milk Blinker,
two lianftliiB lamps. JA HUKKllAr-T, 23 North
Main street, Shenandoah, Pa. 2-lMw
I iTOR ItHNT. A nice room gfcond floor,
? suitable for oftlce purposes. Apply nt
IlEBALn ofllce
the
County.