SWEETS . . .
SWEETj1
,, o
Whnt mnrc filtiiip; th.iti n box of
our delicious Hon Dons or Choco
lates ? We sell Tenner's sealed
packages, rsc, 40c and Soc tach.
We also sell 11s large or small a
'.inntitv as desired.
HOOKS & BROWN
A North Mln St.
Comforts
Of Home
Arc weufed by wlsdosa
(on.Mii f..r. tight DoM! V
tempi, (I u 1 i Hloaill as affen sng
situ iii 1 .vi. nriocs for Inferior
(KUft, htlt
BUY . . .
RELIABLE
FURNITURE
At legitimate prices We at now
nlvlnu ii inpting offers to buyers
Uy ncllinu
OAK UtAF
DltOP TABLES
$2.50
IRON UKDSTKAW Q rn
IN ABUNDANCE JO.OU
and upwards.
M.SPOGNT,
118 l$H9t Centre Street.
ifSft
CALL AND SEE US I
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BEE HIVE
. . Is now located in . .
... its new quarters . .
29 South Main St.
-NEAR-
EVERY MAN-
Willing to make a $5 or $10
bill by saving it can be
accommodated at our spring
clothing; sale, where the
latest and choicest garments
are sold for actually less
money asked at the end of
the season.
Our Spring Overcoats
Made of strictly all wool
covert cloth, cut in the lat
est fashion and made by
custom tailors are stunners,
await your solicitation. We
also have extra fine
outk'-s Styli.sk 5uits,
JHclV-s Sjjr'irvcj To)3 -Suits,
Boy's Toja -Suits arc) Coats.
hy pay a tailor double flie
amount, when our goods are made
by more skilled cutter and journey
man's tailors at ready made cloth
ing prices. Look into this and
convince yourself.
We also carry a tiew and novel
assortment of BICYCLE SUITS.
E,
Cor. rialn and Cherry Sts.
MM HI OCK, - - Proprietor.
G'HARA'S LIVERY !
BOARDIXG AKD SALES STABLES.
Undertaking in - -
- - all its Branches.
Open Day and Night.
COR. Will IK and LLOYD STREETS.
hie 11AMMOMK8T
. OF
..OIL CLOTHS
E. B. FOLEY,
H'est Cevtre Street.
i
( VK HUI
ft DliMi.v
DUTIES ASSUMED.
Aip,lnti at lh Almshouse ivnil County
.lull llpgla Work. '
T.io following appointees ut the Almshouse i
Mailed upon work for the ensuing year to-1
day: Steward, Gordon Bred, Wajnc town-'
ship ; Matron, Mis. Murdqn Heed ; Physician,
Dr. (ieorgo 11. Moorv, lleckscherville ; Chief
(J'crk. John V. OivsKiiiig, l'ottsville; Assls
lunt Clerk, Martha Mlddleton. tiilberton ;
Solicitor. 8. 1W Edwards, Pottsville ; Keeper
if the Insiue. Wash Orme, St. I'hilr: Assis
tant unit Matron. Mr. aud Mti. William (111-
fillan, Shenandoah ; Night Kc.cpcr, Kdward
Koeh, Mnu i-Hille : Keeper of Hospital, Wm.
CIhiI. I,uaid illr ; Nightman, Harry!
Dietnck. Wayne township ; IC'cptr of Main
riuildinit, Iiac Huoy, Schuylkill Haven ; j
Keeper of Stone Iloine, Andrew Ahreugfiold, i
Gordon ; Firemen, William Smith and John
J. White, Pottstillc; Night Watchman,'
.Tames Tempest, Shouaudosu ; Shoemaker, j
Isaac Morgan. Milberton : llaker, Vietor I
Dillonsnyder, 8ihuylkill lluren ; Fanner,
James Welier, Palo Alto ; To.ini-.ter, Louis K.
Boyer, Washington township ; Carpenter, j
Samuel Uuehler, North Aianheiin ; Tailor, E.
I.. Jones, Pottsville ; Hutchcr, George
HoSViiiin. West Brunswick; (Sue
Keeper, L. Mlddleton. Oilbcrt.rr Chief
Oook, Clam Phillips, SeliuylKill ilaven;
Waitress, Alice D.ivls, liiiborton; Milkmaid,
Kate Smith, Washington township; Assistant
Cook, Mary Sair, Wayne township; Hospital
Cook, Mm. John llnes, Shenandoah-,
Tslloress, Henrietta llertscll, Schuylkill
Haven; Laundress, Emily Taxgert, St. Clair.
Many new faces were seen among the
court bouse employes to-day, the following
assuming their new positions : W. J. Carter,
ex-deputy warden, as assistant janitor at
court house; Morgan Jones, of Cass township,
Janitor; Jacob Laudcrtnan, fl reman; Kil.
Oormly, night wRlchmun at court house; L.
Straus, clock winder; Dr. tanker, of
Schuylkill Haven, priou physician; Charles
Beck ley, of Ashland, and N. Jones, of Potts
villo, night watchmen at the prison, and Oeo.
Keidors, of Pottsville, under warden.
0REEOX i.HD TBS POWERS,
Hepot't That a BlovUaduof Urro!i Porto
VI 11 Soon Hop, !u.
London. April 1. The Daily Chroni
cle's dispatch from lis Rome corre
spondent says that great divergence of
opinion is appending among the powers
with respect to the details of the action
to be taken against Greece. The cleav
age is so pronounced that a rupture of
the concert Is expected, especially in
the event of war between Turkey and
Greece.
The Times' Athens correspondent
says there appears to be some misun
derstanding abroad as to the exact po
sition of- Colonel Vassos. As a matter
of fact, the Greek commander is tak
ing no part whatever in the present
movements of the insurgents. Colonel
Vassos has sent the following message
to King George:
"Contrary to their promises, the ad
mirals have permitted bands of armed
Mussulmans at Candamo to pillage and
burn .houses nrtsic1; the town, while
every act of defense on the part of the
Christians provokes bombardment by
the foreign warships. The admirals
send their governments faise dispatch
es, declaring .hat ,J am guilty: of cruel
ties, and that t intend to a tack Canea.
I shall adress to the admirals an ener
getic protest." . r
Will Greece lie IMookndoilf
Berlin, April 1. It Is semt-offlclally
announced here that the powers have
arrived at the conviction that the sit
uation in Crete and on the Thessallan
frontier must not be allowed to con
tinue, and that steps must forthwith
be taken to stop the aggressive atti
tude of Greece. The blockade of Greece
has therefore been decided upon with
the conHent of all the powers, and will
be enforced at an early date.
Itching, scaly, bUedlns? palma, shapeless nails,
and palutul ringer ittds, plrnpk-s, blackheads,
oily, raoihy skin, dry, thin, uml falling hair, 1 ten
log, sualy scalps, all yield quickly to warm baths
with C'utiouua rioie, und gentle anointings
with (JOTIccnA (oinunont;, tbe great skin cure.
U told throughout the world. Tottih Dido Lxd Cmu,
CoRt- file i'ropi . Botton
iNT " How to L'roduce Hod, White Hand," free.
ITCHING HUMORS ,W.Ar&VB4,,.b
EXTRA GOOD
BARGAINS.
A special fe iture
of this stqre is that
-very departnieut
is a store hi it-
relf; large stocks
bought right are
marked at money
iving prices.
Ready-Made Skirts and Suits.
V'-' show a
superb stx kof
Lauiis' S"u' s
aud Tknts ; it
is uo gutss
work in oiii
buvirjr these
stylish garments : every skirt or
suit bsuirs the -jtamp of this season's
latest fashion. Skirts, 2.50
7 50 ; Suits, $5.00 to 10.00.
iMuslinUnderwearDepartment
Count the cost
of the muslin and
trimmings, then
come imn get our
prices for rcady
niadc underwear,
Cow ns. Chemise,
Draw cis, Skirts,
cti.; our prices
will be found to
be lower than cost
of material alone.
AUCall Bazar Paper Patterns arc fast
winning friends a thousand new patterns
just iu fur 10 or 15c. each.
L. J. WILKINSON
MAIN STREET,
LLOYD STREET.
m oh
(ptieura
DOTY ON COAL.
A Muininktn Stan Compares I lie lulled
Stales and Nora Scotln I'roitoet.
Alexander Fulton, a retired coal operator
and one of ShamokinV leading citizens,
favor a duty on coal, and has addressed the
folhm lug letter to the Pennsylvania reprc
FontjIlvcH in Cong.Tss.
"My Okaii Sib : I have been requested by
the coal operators of West Virginia and
Pennsylvania to give you a short statement
aud comparison of the great difference be
tween the cost of shipping Nova Scotia coal
and out own soft coal.
"Ouriag the war, friends of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western, Delaware A
Hudson, and Northern Central Hallways got
' together when the Cumberland coal was
' shut off on account of the war, and decided
i to ship Nova Scoti.i coal to gupuly our eastern
! rail roads. The writer wus appointed by
these parties to go 1 1 Nova Scotia, buy mines
j and ship the coal which I did uutil the un
fortunate civil war was over.
' "What I want to show you is tbe 'great
difference tie 1 woe n tho cant of mining and
shipping loal in Nova Scotia and in Penu
j sylvania and West Virginia. In the first
' place the mines of Capo Briton are all located
ut tidewater, Sidney, Langan, Little Qlacc
Hay, Big Glace Bay, Schooner Pond and Cow
Bay, ut all these mines coal can be mined and
put on board the vessels at about SO cents per
ton. Add IS cents per ton, royalty to the
British government, inakos the total coat 52
cents cents per ton ou board tbe vessels.
The distance frm Cape Britou by sea is very
little more than from Norfolk.
"The cost of mining coat in West Vir
ginia and Pennsylvania will average 60 cents
per tou and adding the royalty 10 eente will
make the cost of our coal, on board ears, 70
cents per ton. The most unfortunate part of
the matter is the fact that Broad Top and
Put ihonlas mines arc located 400 miles from
tidewater and tho mines in Pennsylvania by
the Deech Creek route, which is the nearest,
are 300 miles distant. The average thick
ness of tho coal seams nt Pocahontas is seven
feet, wbile that of the Pennsylvania mines
is only foHr feet, wbloh will about equalise
the difference in the cost of transportation.
"I gave my friend Senator Gorman, of
Maryland, at his own request, the above
statement when the Wilson Bill was under
discussion and he decided that he would not
agree to let coal go on free list on account of
the injury it would do to tbe miners and
operators of Maryland. He Insisted on a
duty of 40 cents per ton and it was adopted,
with the aid ef the ltcpuhlicans.
"Now, Mr. Quay, you will see that 7B ceuts
duty Is the luwstt rate at which the miners
and operators can live, as there is duly 75
cents per ton left to ship the coal 400 miles
after the cost of mining and the selling of
tho coal."
LYON-DUNN CONTEST.
A Number of Witnesses Attnclied on Vari
ous Failures to Testify.
During the Lyon-Duna contest ' -iky
it w-is stated, by Judgo Dunn, tnat nino
voters out of 200 in one district had been
removed by death, 'fho contestant was
without au attorney during the morning,
but was represented by Former Judge Ityau
during the nftornoon, whilo J. F. Whalen
cared for Judge Dunn's interests. Tho wlt
neseeswere from East Butler, Ashland and
Shenandoah.
Martin Barritt, Anthony Ginley, Edward
McDonnell, James McDonnell and Patrick
Monagban, all of East Butler, were attacked
ou non-registration, but the respondent
showed all to havo beeu properly registered
aud their names also upon tho ballot check
list in the original. Thomas Dirklu bad
sworn as to his residence, but received uo
ailldavits. He voted for Judge Dunn, John
Connors keeps a boarding house in East
Butler. AU his boarders were registered, but
his own name was missing. Ho raudo uo
proofs and voted for Dunn. Charles Cunning
ham voted in East Butler. Uo was not
registered and made no proofs. Uo voted tho
Democratic ticket.
James Burke, of Shenandoah, paid no
taxes in '93 or '01, but voted for Judge
Dunn. John Manley voted and thought ho
made an nfllJiivit hefure ho voted. In tho
hill of jiartieularg he was attacked on non
payment of taxes. The respondent objected
to his being examined on anything but tuxes.
Judge Kyoa then asked to amend tho record
by adding the witness' name of nou-reeis-trutiou.
Tiie respondent objected, and the
court sustained the objection, overruling
Judge Kyon's motion. John Godski paid no
tax, but voted for Judge Dunn. William
McLaughlin, of the Fifth ward of Shenan
doah, was 22 years old in Juue, 'OS. He paid
uo uix, but voted for Mr. Dunn. Mike
Welsh, of the Fourth ward of Shenandoah,
was not assessed within two years prior to
'05 election, aud paid no tax. Ho voted for
.dr. Dunn.
Charles Zuke voted for Judge Dunn,
hut made no proofs of his right to do so. His
name had beeu added to the ballot check list.
Michael Dougherty aud Thomas Loftus,
voted on age. The respondent questioned
the purpose of calling these witnesses and
Judge Ehrgood asked if it was on the pre
sumption that they had perjured tliumselves.
Judge liyon responded that they bad found
some witnesses who had made the age proof
to have been over IS years old. Judgo Dunn
stated that the instance teferred to vas whoio
the wrong blank had been used in takiug
utSdavits. Joepb Caul, of Ashland, 23 years
old, dented swearing In his affidavit that hn
was under 92. Was not required to answer
for whom he voted. Henry Zimmerman'
affidavit d'd u ; specify ns to whether he had
paid taxes He lives in the Third Hard of
Asblaml. voted the Democratic ticket.
Kl lllOVAlg.
Wolf Lcrlue has moved Lis store to tbe
Cxyscwk1 building on East Centre street.
W. M. Brewer has hnnged his resideuce to
the property on South Junlin street be pur
chased from H A. Beddall.
Hegistr F. C. lteeso is moving into tbe
house on North Junlin street vacated by W.
M. Brewer.
Junta Powell will wove .his family Into tbe
house au East Goal street vacated by Register
Beese.
The I too Hive has removed to 29 South
Main street.
Harry Yost will move bis jewelry store on
tho 7th iust. from his present locution to the
Oliver properly, s Tew doors above.
Fred, Hooks has changed his re.-ddenco
I'min South West street U West Lltyd street,
next door to Trinity Reformed church.
Wood's Dullness College is now domicled
iu tho Dougherty building.
Holdermaii's jewelry store Is now just
across the street, in the Kehler building.
Morgan's Bazaar, formerly in the Beddall
to 1 building, has beeu removed to the Ports
buildiug, ou North Main street.
Michael Graham has changed his residence
to 828 East Centre street. His former resi
deuce is uilei going Improvement.
Jasist Cleary, ths hustling commercial
sgeut, is moving bis family Into the bouse
recently purchased by him, on West Oak
street, near Jardin.
Save Your Temper.
Probably uo small article among the in
dispensables of modern life causes more au
noyauce than a poor pen, when writing.
Some ay they have never yet fouud a pen to
suit them. Our ideal of a pen is one that
seems to glide over the paper without effort,
and by its owu qualities makes the writlug
: neater and more legible, bxperts lu writing
ay that the Speuceriau t'o's Pens aye the
l.ct Whether this is so, it is not for us to
I -ay, hut we are informed that those who
end return postage to the New York oAce,
I LVI RmomaHt.. will receive sauiDles of sev-
eral of their different numbers, among whieh
j may yet be fouud that greatly to be desired I
j thiug, a pen thfttdoco nut spoil one's wilting
j and oue'b temper.
COLDS
Mnnyon's old Cure cures colds in the head,
colds ou the lungs, old colds, new colds, and
obstinate colds, and all forms of grip. Stops
sneeiiing, dixchnrges from tho nose and eyes,
prexents catarrh, diphtheria, pneumonia and
all throat and lnng troubles. These pleasant
little pellets are absolutely harmless, have
saved thousands of Uvea and prevented much
sickness. Price. 86c.
Improved Homoeopathic Homo Bomody
Company put up a separate euro for each
disease. At all druggists, mostly 85 cents.
Guide to Health free.
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon, IBM Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa., answered with free
medical advice for an v disease.
MAHANOY CITY. i
Annual Inspection of Co. IS, fill Hegt., N.
O. I. ItHut Night.
) Mahanov City, April 1. The nniuul
I spring 'nspi cti-iu of Co 1" S.h Kegt , X G.
! P., took place 1fI night. Brigade Inspector
W. S. Miller, of Scrontou, was in charge,
assisted by Lieut. Col. Theodore V. Ilnirman,
of Shamokin; Major K. C. Wagner, Glrard
ville; Capt. Danks, Glmrdville; Adjutant
McHenry Wllhelm, Ashland; Lieut, ft. M.
Montellus, Mt. Carmel; and Lieut. L. V.
Itausch, of this placj, Co. B, of Tamuqun,
will be Inspected to-night and Co. F, of
Girnrdvllle, to-morrow night. Inspector
Miller is making his neatlauartcre lieio this
week.
Will Use the Newspapers.
The window flashy lithograph and the
still flashier bill poster must go. The lesd
iug theatrical managers of the country have
practically agreed to discontinue the use of
window lithographs and bill posting, and
next season tbe most of them will be found
using the newspapers exclusively. Shrowd
managers have long lecognised the news
papers as the surest and most profitable
means of securing patronage, and now that
an agreement to discard tbe bill beards has
been practically reached, the poster and the
lithograph will have to go. They agree that
tho $18 or $20 that it costs to bill a show in
every towu would bring a higher return if
devoted to newspaper advertising.
Does your head feel as though someono was
hammering it ; as though a million sparks
were flying out of the eyes f Havo you
horrible sickness of the stomach 7 Burdock
Blood Bitters will cure you.
There never has 3
been a shoe store
-eg
that gave more.value j3j
for your money than
we do,
The old penny- j3g
3
wise-and-pound- fool
ish idea of giving
as little as a man
could for money has
no place in our
store.
g With Us, it's As
j: Much as We Can,
Not as Z,ittlcP
We want to draw your
t shoe trade here ; but
wp don't expect to get
it unless we can con
EE vince you that we are
giving more good, solid,
r worth-your-money ser
g vice than any other
shoe store can.
3
We're proving that
we DO do this to more
people to-day than we
jr ever did. We'd like
P YOU to be among the
j number.
eW
You should be.
S:
H Aid then we make our customers a
E present of a beautiful Parlor
Lamp when purchases
1 amount to 525,00.
I FACTORY...
J. A. M0YER, Mflr.
Shose Retailed at Factory Prices.
MiummimuuuiUiuiuK
MUNYONS
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si
PERSONAL MENTION.
Samuel Evans, the tonsetlalUt, I reported
as being very low.
Mrs. William AUsop, of Ml. Carmel, spent
yesterday in town.
I P. H. Conry was entertained by Glmrdville
j friends last evening.
I John llalrd, Sr., of Dtwusville, visited
friends at Pottsville to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry lloyer bare rstimieu
homo from a visit to Beading.
Miss Kate Mcllale spent lost orenlng.
smong Ashland acquaintances.
Mine Inspector William Stein transacted
business at tho county seat to-ilay.
Dr. Scl tiros, of Scran ton, was in town yes
terday attending to professional duties. j
John Grovsti and family, of Glmrdville,
have taken up their residence, on West Coal
street.
Peter Schoub, breaker boss at the Turkey
Kan colliery, is off duty by an attack of
illness.
Samuel D. Small was summoned to 1'utU-
vllle to-day, as a witness of the Lyon-Ditfiii
! contest.
Wilson V. Otto, formerly of town, is now
' employed by tbe Grand Union Tea Co. at
PittsUirg
1 MIpws Annie Mitchell aud Kftiily Seinvartr,
' of Scranton, are the guests of Miss Agues 1
Andiinkaiiis.
' Miss Maude Parrish, of South White street,
is spending a week among Mahauoy Plane
acquaintances.
Wolf Levino ami II. A. Glover last night
returned from Scranton, where they were in
attendance as witnesses In tlio YarowsklcAM.
Messrs. William Nolswenter, Dr. B. D.
Longacre, John Itoberts uud Jatnes Bancu,
will leave to-night for Mlllersburg, to attend
the former's horse sale to-morrow.
Mrs. K. D. Ileddnll and sister left to-day
for Allentown, to be present at tho St. Luke's
hospital where an operation will he peiformed
upon the former's daughter, Miss Annie.
Mrs. Marr Brennan and daughter. MhpbIo.
of South Malu street, hays gone to Phila
delphia to attend the commencement exer
cises of tho Pennsylvania Dental college, of
which the former's son. John, Is a graduate.
The misery of years has been cured iu nj
single night by tho use, of Doan's Ointment,
a positive nevcr faillnt! romedy for Itching
Piles and all similar diseases. Your doaler
ke-ps It, or can get It for you.
mHYPOINTsT
Happening Throughout the Country
Chronicled lor nasty Perusal.
Pottsville is organizing a base ball team.
Tho painters and paper hangers are now
kept busy.
The residence of Councilman A. D. Gablo
is receiving a new coat of paint. "
Dr. A. P. Seligman has been appointed out
dour physician for Mahanoy City.
John McCuc, of Shenandoah, has beon
granted an original soldier's pension,
A i adlock key wus found on Centre street
yesterday aud can be had at this office.
Painters began to beautify tho residence of
William Kimmel, on North Jardm street,
this morning.
Operations on the remodeling of tho Wat
son properties, cornor Main and Lloyd strcsts,
were begun this morning.
It is stated ou good authority that thore
will bo u go between Gibson, of Palo Alto,
and Jim Kyan, of New Castle.
Letters testamentary wore granted to J. II.
Jones ou tho estate of Sarah Jane, Jones, lato
of Ilegins township, deceased,
Millio Mazack, aged 15 mouths, of 317
We-.t Cherry street, was reported to the
health authorities as suffering from scarlatina.
John Pollard, of Pottsville, who has been
an Odd Fellow for fifty years, was presented
with a guld-headed cane by members of that
order.
John Skeatb, ex-division superintendent
of the P. & It. C. & I., Company, returned
homo yesterday from au sxtended trip
through tho western part of tho state.
Frank G. Clemens, the well-known civil
and mini..g engineer of Pottsville, left for
West Virginia and Kentucky, to look after
the mining interests of a numborof Pennsyl
vania capitalists, who are, operating success
fully several coal and cokclng plants iu
those states.
Senator Coyle has, it Is rumored, made a
hid for Democratic voters when ho again asked
the people for their suffrage by securing tho
appointment of Patrick Cleary, a prominent
Democratic politician, of Mahanoy City, as
assistant Sergcant-at-Arms of the State
Senate. Very sly is Mr. Coylo, but what do
the partisans of his own party think of
him ? Chrouicle.
No need to suffer with rheumatism,
lumbago, neuralgia, cramps or colic. Dr,
Thomas' Ecloctrio Oil cures all such troubles,
and does it quiokly.
IARRT S. YOST'S
WILL
REMOVE
ABOUT
ON OR
-TO-
112 North Main St.
Ti for over ill .
aw "Ann.
ottheOlobofrr
NEtfRALGIA and dollar Complaints'
GERMAN MEDICAL LAWS
prescribed by eminent phjilolansi
DR. RICHTER'S
a Rmmifan in
ft
World renowned ' IV marl, tO.lv un I'r'sihftill
EOiilv fcvmiimj with Trade ftlark ' Anchor.
IK Ad. lit.hterA Co., 15 1'iarlht. W York.
31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
13 Biauchllomsi, Own Glassworks,
liOOcu. iujurwl l) rcvouuuiodua by
, M ,oli a Hi N Bleu H J'
ll.'lli nlou Ii, lu,'! N Main St , 1
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slici umluith.
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ANcnoit SToaiAriiAr. tMi
I floll' .llyspepsln it Htoninrti C oiupliiliin,
Jewelry
SC010 e a a
APRIL 7th
FOR EVERY
Champion Michael Advises Use of
Paine's Celery Compound.
James Michael is the champion long dis
tance bicyclist of the world.
Ho recommends all wheelmen to take
Pulne's eelery compound.
His experience is that of thousands of
others. With the opening of the bicyclo sea
son many a young person and hundreds of
older people who have determined to take up
bicycling as n health-giving exorcise find
thomselves really lacking the proper "snap"
or stamina to begin on. Their bodily con
dition prevents so spirited exercise. They
would like to ride, hut they are out ol sorts,
run down by a winter of work or Indoor
life. Many who are really sick, who havo
suffered from debility or wasting diseases for
a lone time until they bad bogun to think
their troubles had become chronic, as uotli-1
inggavo mem reuci, wouiu mm 10 uicycuiig
for relief. But this splendid exercise, like
any other, requires strength to undertake.
Tho blood is out of order, tho nerves are
deranged, and nature's food for both is
needed
All such persons will flud to their immense
joy that Paine's celery compound, taken now,
will mak-e tnem wen.
Paine's celery compound works wonders in
the spring. If you havo labored under the
load of repeated headaches, neuralgic pains
and days of nervous debility, now is your
best time to get well.
Micuiiol is to-day the most phenomenal
rider In professional ranks. As far back as
1804 ho was undisputed champion of Great
Britain, aud in the following year ho weut
n t ranee and scored ! straight wins against
tho picked riders of Europe Uo has de
feated such famous men as Jacuuelln,
Gougoltz, Uuret, Klvierro, Bonhours,
SuTe of School llonds.
Subscriptions will bo received at tho ojllcc
of tho Secretary of tho School Board, in the
West street school building, for tho sale of
twenty-five thousand ($23,000) dollars worth
of Shenandoah School District bonds. The
bonds will boar ditto of April 1, 1897, and will
run thirty yoars, Intorest four per cent.
payablo semi-annually. Denominations :
Twonty $100 bonds; twenty $200 bonds, and
thirty-eight foOO bonds.
By ordor or tho Board,
J. J. Pnicis, President.
Attest : Frank IIanna, Secretary.
Don't Get Kxciteil.
We are elected by un overwhelming ma
jority to sell the dear people shoos. Every
shoe in the store has durability, comfort, lit
and style to recommend It.
Factory Shoe Store,
J. A. Movkr, Mgr.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR RRST. Store and dwelling nt No. 2!S
South Main street. Possession April, 1st.
Apply to T. J. Ulgglns, 10 N. Janlln St. n-25-lw
"VVTANTKD. Airenta to sell SB Indelible Cheek
M Perforators. Wesloy MTg Co 408 Bourse,
rmiaueipma. u-au-si-eou
IaOR RUNT.- A now house on South Whlto
! street provided with all modern conven
iences. Ilfca&onable rent. Apply at Y. 15.
Mngfirgle'i. store, Knet Centre street. 3-15-tf
ITlOIt HFNT. Store room und dwelling nt No.
' 122 North Main street. Contains Iwith nnd
closet. Uood collar nnd nlcu yard room. Size
of etore room, 10x15 feet, with two lare benuti
ful show M'imiows, fitted out with counters and
shelving ready for business. Wareroom and
stable can be had with H If desired. Orand
location and rent reasonable. Address, O. W.
Newiiouber, 120 North Malu street. 3.1 tf
A BEAUTIFUL GIFT - H
FOR THE GQ'ilING HOLIDAYS. 3
f COUPON TO "HERALD"
g READERS.
The bolder of SO Coupons of tho
Si HERALD is entitled to a llrat-claaa life
slie, free-hand Water Color Portrait
SI worth $15.00, made from any distinct
3f
3
" puoiogrupn, uy paying eo cenie at M
CI Jlecker's studio, aui W. Centre street,
y Shenandoah, Pa.
OPEN SDUDAYS.
g- Send photograph In immediately 3
!C and have coupons ready upon re
celpt of portrait.
g; NO COUPON, NO PORTRAIT.
Wanted-An Idea
Vho ean thick
or some simple
thing to psttntf
Protect
ir Mi
wrl
IVrUa JOHN Wl
weaiio.
t Attar,
waiblnitsn,
'rise ORM
-FOR THE-
BEST GROCERIES
AND
...LOWEST PRICES...
, GO TO
IMeluskey & Son,
105 South Main St.
Tho Rosy Freshness
And a velvety softness of the skin is inva
riably obtained by tho( 9 who use Posxoni's
Complexion Powder.
BICYCLIST.
Bourrilloti and ' Harden nf England, and
Loyttn. tho llelgain champion.
lie lias Juit ruttiriKil trom Europe anil Is
now ready to loin the racing men on tho Paci
fic coast, deiplte the large amount of work he
has gone through during .the past months.
Michael has made cycle racing a careful
study und Is in a position to give excellent ad
vice not only to racing men but to wheelmen
and athletes In general. In reference to his
own methods the following letter will interest
overybody:
Boston, Mass., Feb. 31, 1807.
After ihe exertion of my record rides while
with tho Morgan & Wright team in tho south
last winter, during which I lost somotvhat in
weight, on account of tho unaccustomed cli
mate, I wosnilvised to use Paine's celery com
pound. I am pleated to say that it gave such
satisfaction that 1 was impelled to use it again
to brace up from tbe effects of the two un
usually rough ocean trips that I havo taken
during the past month, x belleve that wheel
men who have to undergo the hardships of
"circuit chtisrhg" will find Paine's celery
compound of assistance in keeping up their
physical 'tone. Jimmy Michael.
Every one needs to tako a spring remedy to
purify their blood, arouse the circulation and
counteract tho debilitating effect of months
of confining work, worry and oxcitemcilt.
The more intelligent portion of cVcry com
munity are tho ones who best recommend
Paine's celery compound. They havo looked
Into this great remedy, followed its remark
able achievements in the case of friends,
neighbors and relatives, and know just what
to expect from its use us a nerve and brain
strengthener and restorer and an ideal in
vigorator for a run-down system.
old - smnD - Emnins.
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms,
ITItmau's luoek)
East Centre Street.
Office Hours: 7 a. in. to 8 p. m.
J. W. Angles, late o! Heading, Manager.
Dr.
NOTICE J Dr. G. 8. Hartley
necied with tbe establlnhmeut.
Is still eon-
..ALL EXAMINATIONS 1'1SI15..
Wo make all kinds of plates. Gold Crowns,
Aluminum Crowns Ixigan Crowns, Crown
and Bridge work and all operations that per
tain to Dental Surgery.
No charges for extracting when plates arc
) i r 1 1. .. i ... f i
UlUUlWl, 1IDU1D UIOUIU UH1IV Ul Y1UIM1HHJ
air for tho painless extraction of teeth.
Bloomsburg Gold-
, --Cure Sanitariurrn
-For Cure of
Liojuor arcl Morbhjre 5aMts.
IfImI
No detention trim business. Address,
J. PIERCE ROBERTS, M. D
ailBNANPOAII, VENN' A.
poi
K SHBBIPF,
H. S. ALBRIGHT,
Or OBwiusat'sa.
Subject to ItepubUeau rules.
"jpon SIIBltIF!',
S. ROLL BEDDALL,
Or X'osre 0h.
Bubleet to lltublUsii rtifes.
Evan J. Davies,
I.IVBRY AND
Undertaking'
13 N. Jardin Street.
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