itVt srr-
SWEETS . . .
TO tHEy
Wliat mot c fitting than a box oT
our delicious Bon Bona or Choco
lates ' We sell Tenttey'a sealed
pnckuRi-s, 25c, 40c and 80c each.
We also sell as large or small a
unntitv as desired.
HOOKS & BROWN
1 North (VJ!n
It.
Cohrvfor-ti
Of Horne . . .
Are mured by wisdom-
nmiut foresight. Iton't be
t.-ni.ti'l by inWIi-sdlng offers
mill pay two prices Tor Inferior
KOOtlfl, itlt
BUY . . .
RELIABLE
FURNITURE
At li-nltlitmte prices Wo are now
itl Ins: tempting offers to buyers
b veiling
oak i.kap to nn
DHOr TAHLKS JZ.OU
iuo bkiwteads ffQ rn
and upward.
M. SPOONT,
xzS Hast Centre Street.
Snnriftr SftefUls.
Wvlcos In the Trinity ltcfonned church '
tn-inirrow at 111:00 a. m and 8:81) p. m. i
Miiuday school tit 1:80 p. m. Bov. IloWt
U Hoyle pastor.
Regular services will lie held In the United
Evangelical church, North Jasdin street, to
morrow at 10 a. m. and 8.80 p. m. l'roachlng
by the pastor, Rev. I. J. RclU. Sunday
school at 1.80 p. m.
The American Volunteer are going to
hold meeting all day Sunday in Wilkinson's
building, corner Main and Centra atneU.
Meetings st 11 a m 8 and 8:00 p. 111. First
Meat. Irwin and wife In command.
Walsh ltoptlsl church, owner of West and
Oak streets, Rev. D.I. Evans pastor. Service
at 10 a. m. atid a p. m. Knnday school at 8
p. m. 1'rnyer meeting Monday evenings.
Young Peoples meeting Wednesday even
ing. Class meeting Thursday evenings. 1
Service in the Prcshyterlau church to- j
morrow at 10:30 a. in., subject, "The Having
Name." 8:80 p. m., subject, "The Second .
Trial." Sunday school at a p. m. The
public cordially invited to attend. j
Methodist Episcopal church, corner Oak
and White streets, Rev. Alfred Hevbuer,
pastor. General class meeting at 0.15 a. in.,
led by John Senior. Sermon at 10:30 a. in.
by the pastor. Sunday school at 2 p. in., Dr.
,1. 8. Calleu, Superintendent. Sbrmon at 0:30
p. m. by the pastor. Everybody welcome.
Calvary llaptlst cliurch. South .Turdiit
street. f'rcachiiiR to-morrow at 10:80 a. in.
atI 0:30 p.m. by Itev. I). I. Kviins, of the
First lliptlst church. Sabbath school at g p.
in, 11. Y. P. U. Tuesday evening, at 7:30,
Wednesday evening, general prayer meet
lug at 7:80. Kverylody weloome.
Services lu All Saints' Protectant Episcopal
church on West Oak street to-morrow. Holy
Eucharist at 8 a in. Regular service at 10:30
n. in. and 7 p. m. The rect.ir will officiate.
Sunday school at 2 p. lu.
Primitive Methodist church, James Moore,
pastor. Preaching at 10:30 a. In., and 8:80
) m. Sunday seiiooi atxp. in. a general
nvitatinn is extended to non-chnrch goers.
PITHY POINTS.
Ilui pfMllifS Hininsjhoitt the OoHulry
(llirniileled for Hasty refusal.
The "Y" meets' for the first time In Mallet's
hall to-night.
"Any color so it's red," seem to to the
milliner's motto thit spring.
A Good Roads League was organised at
Puttaville last evening.
lllackwood is now a deserted village, the
colliery having shnt down.
A Cotiiiectlctit firm want to locate a big
new silts mill near Wllkesbarre.
Joseph T. llnshar has been elected chief
engineer of the I'ottsville fire deiartlnrit.
Three Reading grocers have been prose
cuted fur violation of the Pure Food law.
The Ice plant of the Columbia Drawing
Company was put in operation this morning,
I Itarrishurg's firemen talk of reorganising
' as hose com pan Irs Instead of engine own
! nan tan.
I A substantial plank pavement la being laid
i In front of the Delaney proitty, on West
i Centre street.
Delaware county Ilepubllcaiu will notal
low Charles Cheyney's name on their ticket
hecHtiso he voted for Ilryan.
A six-round bout was witnessed by 116
spectators at one of our club rooms last night.
No decision was rendered.
Miss Mary Lilly Lawrence, a well known
lady of Poit Carbon, died Thurnljy night
after an Illness of two years.
L. W. Weisslnger. the Pottsvlllo cattle
dealer, has retired from active business, and
is succeeded by his two sous.
A. 11. Cochran A Sons, of Pottsvllle, have
the contract to draw plans and specifications
for Mt. Carmel's new reservoir.
1'he P. & It. C. & I. Co. collieries in this
district will resume operations on Monday,
I flfwirtlinp to ordprs IhromI from l'nttsvllln.
Best Spring Remedy-
P0WDER MILL BLOWN UP,
CALL AND. SEE US
...THE...
BEE HIV
Is now
its
new
located in
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
YoutK'-s 5ty)Uk Suits,
Tct'& -Sfrrirxg Top -Suits,
T3oy'.s Top Suits ar4 Coats.
St John's I.titbemi cliurch. West Cherry
street. Rev. John (Irithlor, pastor. Preach
ing. 10 a. in. ; Sunday school, 1:80 p. in. ;
preaching 0:30 p. m
St Michael's Greek Catholic church, West
Centre street Itev. Cornelius Iiurlslii, pas
tor. Miitulinum service 0 a. in. High mass
10 a. m.
Church of the Holy Family, (German It.
C.) North Chestnut street. Itev. A. T. Schut
tlehofer, pastor. First mass 8 a. in., second
mass 10 a. m.
St Cusinilr's Polish It C. church, North
.Timlin street. Itev. J. A. Lcimrkicwiiis,
pastor. First mass 8 n. m., high muss 10 n.
m., vespers and benediction 4 p. m.
Church of the Annunciation, 813 West
Cherry street. Itev. II. F. (Vitality, pastors
Kev. Ileury Naylon, assistant pastor. Mrst
m.iss. 7 a. m., second mass, 8 a. m.. high mass,
10 a. in, benediction, 7 p. in.
Kchc'.cth Israel Congiegittion, comer of
o.ik and West streets, Itev. Henry Mit-
nik, astor. Saturday services, 8 to 10 u. in.,
and :! to p. m. Sundity servire8 to 10 a. m ,
and every week day morning from 7 to8a. m
1 Torturing, itching, waly skin eruptions
1 hums and scalds are soothed at onco and.
nromnttr healed by DeWltt's Witch, Harel
Snl ve, tho boat known euro for piles. C. H.
llagcnbuch.
Letters granted.
Letters of administration were granted to
Thomas Goimau on the estate of Michael
Burko, late of St. Clair, deceased.
Letters testamentary were granted to
Peter Dreshor and George Dresher on the
estate of Samuol Preehor.hite of Union town
ship, deceased. To Catharine liatlgan on the
estate of Daniel Itfttigau, lato of Norwegian
township, deceased. Also to John Calleu on
the estate of Nicholas Calleu, lato of Maha
ii oy township, deceased.
TO CUItH A COLD IN ONK 1IAV
Take Laxativo Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund tho money if it fails to cure.
23 cent .
Advortlsoil Letters.
Letters addressed to the following named
people remain uncalled for nt tho post office :
Mrs. Maria Calmer, Mrs. Mary Smith, Henry
Richards, W. J. Stearn.
lie
of several j Sfc
Pimples, blotches L . ".-idi red, rough, ol!y,
motliy ski i I ' y scjlp, dry, thin, nod
tailing li.ii- i.. y l'.. mUlics pruvented by
Cuticuiiv . ".i.' I'-u n.o-t cfTdCtlvo skin purify
lug and beautifying eoup lu the worM a well at
purest and sweetest f ortollet, bath, and uursery.
F. Pierce Hum in el, while suffering with
grip, wandered from his home in Reading
and large searching parties failed to get a
trace of him.
After an existence of over half a century
Motamom Lodge, No. 1 IT, Odd Fellows, at
Reading, has disbanded owing to a decreased
membership.
A large double shaft will he sunk at tho old
Reppller workings at Ashland, one hundred
yawls south of where tho colliery office was
once located.
President McKinley will belli Philadelphia
nest Friday, when tho fall of Appomattox
ami the Minondur of Lee will he appropri
ately observed .
Bishop ltiilispn will confirm a large class in
tho Pottsvllle ljplsoopul church to-morrow.
At tho same time he will confirm classes
from Mh'oinvlllc, St. Clair and Frackville.
Camp 200. P. O S. of A , at its regular
meeting, decided to join the Funoral Bene
fit Assi cialion. In case of death $260 is paid
as funeral benefits to the deceased's relatives.
A man by tho namo of Cusper, residing at
Minersvillc, was terribly mingltd at the
Lytic colliery last night. Iu one hand he
held a stick of dualiu, in the other a lighted
match and his condition tells tho rest.
Wm. Itustciimeyer, a baker by occupation
and for many years a resident of Ashland,
died theie Thursday of asthma. He was
widely known and a member
societies.
Tho large breaker at Maltby owned and i
operated by tho Lehigh Valley coal com-
pany, was totally destroyed by fire yester
day morning. Tho origin of the fire cannot !
be accounted for. i c-
The Lebanon Manufacturing Works have
made a contract with a New York Company I
for 70,000 scparato castings, weighing 0,000
tons. This Is ho largest contract ever taken
by tho company and will requlro over a year
to fill.
Abner Powell, the professional baso ball
player and managor, who claims Shenandoah
as his native home, lias signed to play left
field and manage the Wilkosbarre team this
season. He was with Now Orleans last sea
son. All engines on the P. 5TR. system, with
the exception of the pisscngcr cnginos enter
ing the Terminal at Philadelphia, will here
after uso bituminous coal as fuel. Many of
this company's cnginos have been using this
fuel for somo titno.
Tho doors in the airway of No. 3 mliio of
tho Lehigh fc Wllkes-Barro Coal Company at
at Audenried, were set on fire by Incen
diaries. For a tlmo it was thought the mlue
was doomed and the miners working inside
were torrlbly alarmed.
Tho following commissions were received
by Recorder Jenkyu from John G. O'Brien,
special detective for tho P. & It. R. Co.,
Philadelphia, to be recorded : D. W. Fister,
John G. O'Brien, W. C. Krister, Charles A.
Britley, Thos. W. Fister, George W. Work
man, and Joseph E. Kacrcher.
Paine's Celery Compound.
There is one true specific for disease aris
ing from impure blood and a debilitated
nervous system, and that is Paine's celery
compound, so generally prescribed by physi
cians. It is probably the most remarkable
remedy that the scientific research of this
country has prodded. Prof. Howard L
Phelps, M. tt. LL. II., or Dartmouth college,
first prescribed what is new known the world
over as Paine's celery compound, a positive
euro for dyspepsia, biliousness, liver com
plaint, neuralgia, rlietimatism, all nervous
diseases and kidney troubles For the latter
Paine's celery compound has succeeded again
and again where everything else has failed.
Sale of School ItondH.
Sulwcriptfbtis wltl'J received at the office
of the Secretary or Uie School Board, in tho
West street school bundiug, for the sale of
twenty-five thousand ($25,000) dollars worth
of Shenandoah School District bouds. The
bonds will bear date of April 1, 1807, and will
run thirty years. In tores t four per cent,
payable seml-niinualiy. Denominations :
Twenty $100 bonds; twenty 200 bonds, and
thirty-eight ?B00 bonds.
lly order of the Board,
J. J. Prick, President.
Attest : Fbank Hanna, Secretary.
Ptiriufiiitffly Mia Workmen Wet Avrfty
Hiitl No Live Were Lout,
flhamohln, Pa., April t, All ot the
building of the Bhamokln Powder
company were completely wrecked by
a terrific explosion which occurred In
the mill of the iomuanv early In the
morning. Fortunately there were no
lives loaf, all of the workmen liavlng
gone to their liomei. The homes of
David Itann, Jlmatiuel Kllnger and
Daniel Osman. together with the out
buildings and bRrns, were badly dam
aired. Th powder mill is located about
five miles from this city, but the force
of the explosion shook nearly every
building.
The only person Injured was Mrs.
Ilnnn, who was badly cut about the
.ice and body and is prostrated from
Use shock. The Itann residence Is lo
cated nearly half a mile from the scene
of the explosion, but the side of the
house next to the powder mill was
caved In by the force of the shock.
Mr. and Mrs. Itann and Mrs. Kllnger
were buried In their beds beneath the
debris, and boulders weighing; 200
pounds were hurled through the sides
of the duelling. The houses and furni
ture were badly wrecked. Mr. Itann'H
barn took fire, and his two horses and
three cows, as well as all farming
Implements, were destroyed.
The powder company's barn was re
duced to kindling- wood, and four head
of stock were kll'ed. The loss will
amount to nearly $50,000.
1 Whitclock's Shoe Store 1
Realising the general stagnation
in business, and trie scarcity of
money, we have made a general re
duction in prices of our entire stock
of shoes. We name a few reduc
tit.ns to give you an idea how cheap
yon can buy from us.
Mm's Salin-Calf, lace, tip, regular price
$1,25, reduced to'99c.
Msn's heavy top sole Congress $1.50 and
SI.25, rduced to 99c.
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3
Killed 1.- n Fl.:..' Wall.
C'.ieBter. Pa., April 8. Joseph Dart
side, r.ged SB years, and a member of
the flr-n of Oartside & Co,, coal dealers,
of tnl.i city, wr.s Instantly killed yes
terday by the falling or a wall at the
old Oartside mill, at Fourth and Penn
street". The mill was destroyed by fire
In 1815, and for some time past work
men have been busy removing the
ruins. Mr. Gartslde was standing near
a portion of the wall 20 feet high, gdv
Inir some directions, when It fell, and
a mr.ss weighing about 400 poundB
crushed his skull In and he was burled
beneath the remainder. When taken
out he was unrecosnlsable. He leaves
a widow and three children,
Try oar new line of LidlM' Pine Drew
shMi at $1.50, $2.00 arid $8.30.
Udiu' Dtmaola Tip, lice and button,
99 cents.
Men's Fine Oalf, hand aeWed, oounress
and lace, neat and stylish, $2 and $2.50.
It will pay you to buy from the
cheap shoe store
W'nitstlook's Shoe Store,
IIO AN BLOCK.
The beneficent lullnenccH of the newly cut
pino are condensed and refined in Dr. Wood's
Norway Pine Syrup, naturc'sown remedy (ui
coughs and colds.
MISCELLANEOUS.
iruilt HR NT Store and dwelling nt
1' South Mnlu street. Poaseiislou April It-t
Apply to T. J. lugging, IB n. jam in st.
No. 2."1
rll It-t.
8-28-1 w
OLD -HMD -REM.
"WANTED.-Agents to el Indelible Check
Perforators. Wesley MTg Co HSItountc,
Philadelphia. 8-00-at-cml
ilOU HUNT. A new liotwt oti Smith White
ntreet provided with nil modern conven-
tencg. Kt-Moiiable rent. Apply at F. K.
Mftfrnrsrlc' store, Bast Centre trrei. 3-lft-tf
IjlOU It NT. Store room nnd dwellliiK nt No
122 North Mnhi street. Con tains Imth nml
A 11 5
rill 3!
4aa r
B
B
There never has 2
been a shoe store 3
that gave more value 3
for yoilr money than 3
we do". 3
The old penny- 3
wise-and-poiTnd-fool- 2
ish idea of giving
as little as a man Ej
could for money has
no place in our zg
store.
When bilious or costive, cat n Cascarct
candy cathartic, cure guaranteed, 10c, 25c
Why pay a tailor double the
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 new and novel
assortment of BICYCLE SUITS.
Ii I4 th-nui.hm.ttl.r orM. Tottik D. n C. Coup.,
Solel'r. . BDn itg llowlo Beutlfy lb Skln,"OM
BLOOD HUMOPStTKui.
EXTRA GOOD
BARGAINS. asi,
Cor. Tlaln and Cherry Sts.
SM BLOCK, - - Proprietor.
O'HARA'S LIVERY !
BOARDING AND SALES STABLES.
wmmm
t )i Sim f r w T X
Undertaking in - -
- - all its Branches.
Open Day and Night.
COR. WHITE ana LLOYD STREETS.
lJK'-k-r
VK 1IAVK TJ1K IIANDBOMKHT Jp
jiHtuuns ur
..OIL CLOTHS
IN TOWN.
E. B. FOLEY,
-Wo. 17 WMt Centre Street.
A special feature
of this store is that
every department
is a store in it
self; large stocks
bought right are
marked at money
saving prices.
Ready-Made Skirts and Suits.
We show a
superb stockof
Ladies' Sui s
and f kirts ; it
is no guess
work in our
bvuvR these
sii;li garments
or
every skirt
.-uit bears the stamp of this season's
'atet fashion. Skirts, $2.50 to
h 50 ; Suits, $5.00 to $10.00.
MusllnUnderwearDepartmen
Count the cost
of the muslin and
trimmings, then
come and get out
prices for ready
made underwear,
(ionus, Chemise,
Drawers, Skirts,
etc; our prices
will be found to
b z lower than cost
SET
Special I'ollco Notice.
The iiiider-i;;iH'd has made tho following
appointments of special police for the
borough of Shenandoah and the same hare
been duly approved by Council :
KlBbT Wahi). Joseph Paliccky, Jliuhacl
Igo, Andrew Kosar, Michael liutlcr. Dennis
Toomey, James McQrail, Frank Sjianianl,
Waller Supicnls, .Tohs Medulis, Michael
Hcaton.
Skx'uno Ward. William l"clowrey, Jacob
Kiiuaskie, Jeiemlah r isher.Thuuias Murphy,
August MargUlU, Alexander Sicumnis,
George Wolltis, Max Itabiuowitz, David
Siegul.
Tiiimi Ward. Mathias lilasis, B. O. Hess,
Jacob II. Kester. Andrew Krzislak, Michael
Neodhain, Edward McXelis, J. P. Jennings,
J.inios McAtec, IVtcr Makowsky.
Fouktii W.vno John C'reary, Steve
Szwartz, Willimn Morgan, William Powell,
Adam Smith, James Mattl.aU, Thomas
Ilreunau, William Walker, William (Jesbley,
Thos. Campbell, Patrick Kerns, Michael
MaadzleuieHiccz, John Matullewlccz.
Fifth Ward. (Jear Betteridge, Anthony
Wislosky, John Patrick, Jacob Yost, Peter
Uurkins, James llurus, William F. Woomcr,
Patrick Toole, William Dundziula, Peter
Fpbian. -
The said appointees are hereby notified to
present themselves at the ltoroiigh Council
chamber on Wednesday, 7th Inst., at 7:30
o'clock, to bo sworn iu, and all holding
badges are required to return them at, or
before that time, lly order of
A. P. Taboh,
Chief Durness.
Shenandoah, Pa.. April, 3, 1807. It
Now Undertaker.
T. J. Coikley has opened an undertaking
establishment lu town with bis umce located
atJ. J. Coakley's, 36 North Main i.trcet.
NIxIit calls at the Ferguson llou.e. 3 1 t
JlIliierHvllle's Council,
When the Town Council of Mluersvllle
met Thursday night, one hundred and sixty
five ballots bad been taken iu an effort to
organise. After several heated discussions
one fuel ion withdrew, and the opposing
fWotlon orsjanistnl the body by the election of
the following oliieers: Matthow Ileddow,
president; J. Frank Fame, secretary; 1). A,
Jones, Esq., solicitor. The organization was
eflbcted by a majority of five votes,
not a major ty of all Counciluien elect. The
Heddow party justify tbelr conduct in or
ganizing by a supplement to the act creating
the corporation of llioersville, bearing the
dste of 184U, saying that five shall coustitue
a (juoruui of Town Council.
With Us, it's As
Much as We Can,
Not as Little. "
E
wHsSBsCTjSlSSIsSlSS j
B 3
Does your head feel as. 'though somoono was
hainmcriiig it l ns though a million sparks
were Hying out of the eyes? Have you
horrible sickness of the stomach? Burdock,
Blood Bitters will cure you,
PERSONAL MENTION.
Misses Kato Wasser and Anna Pierco, of
Frackville, are visiting relatives on North
Went street.
Mrs. Thomas Fulton, of GirardvUle, spoilt
last evening in town.
Harris Seff and family yesterday moved to
Northumberland.
Division Superintendent M. T. Sohrefller,
of Ashland, spent to-day in town.
Jr. Past State Councilor C. B. Johnson, of
the Jr. O. U. A. M., located at Wilkosbarre,
was iu towu and last evening visited Shen
andoah Valley Council.
The borne of Orphaus' Court Clerk F. C.
Reeso was brightened last night by the ap
pearance of a baby girl in tho family.
W. M. Brewer has returned homo from his
trip to Philadelphia.
Miss Mamo Hackctt and John Connors, of
Mahanoy City, wero seen ou our streets last
oveulng.
Thomas B. Hughes, of Philadelphia, is
spending a week in townasaRUostof friends.
Miss Mattie Linton, of Mahanoy City, was
in town yesterday, a guest of Mrs. W. H.
Kerslako, of South Jardin street.
Misses Ncllio lkuish and Anuio Timnious,
of South White street, aro being entertained
by Hazleton acquaintances.
Oocar Cherrington will lido a "Duko"
wheel this season.
A. II. Koads is able to be on tho streets
again after an illness of Ecvcral weeks.
O. W. Nciinan, of Philadelphia, Is so
journing among town friends.
Messrs. Lawrence Coleman, David Dee and
John Carey, of the Schuylkill Trictiou Com
pany, wore entertained by uamuklii-Mt.
Carniel trolloy employes yesterday.
Any lady wearing a 2J or 3 shoe would do
well by calling at tho Factory Shoe Store.
We have a lot of these sizes mado to sell for
$2.00; our closing out price Is $1.00 per pair.
Factory Shoe Stork,
J. A. Moykr, Mgr.
Hospital l'ntlents.
While-cariug for a horse in a stable at Ash'
land yesterday, James B. Kenny, 47 yoars
old, was kicked by the animal lu tho
alMlomeu and so severely was he injured that
Ills removal to tho Slate hospital at Fountain
Spi'mas was mado necessary. Two now
patients were treated ut the dispensary, as
13 'follows: Dauiel M. l!ca, 52,- Oirardvillo,
3 . miner, Proston No. 3, sprain of muscles of
shoulder and neck, duo to lifting. Thcmas
I Dougherty, 38, lappahannock, laboror, Bear
Ridge colliery, punctured wound of wrist.
He was unloading baled hay when his arm
camo in contact with tho wire.
: V
fit store room, 15x45 feet, wllb two large beauti
ful show windows, fitted oiit-wltb counters and
shelving ready for business. Warcrooin ami
stable can bo bad with It if desired (Irani!
location a 1 Ml rent reasonable. Address.
NsrwnoumK, 120 North Main stmt.
C. W
3-t-tf
JjlOU SIlKltlPF,
S. ROLL BEDDALL,
Of Port CAnjKW.
Subject to ltepublloan rules.
;OH SHKltll'P,
' H. S. ALBRIGHT,
Ok Orwicwbuuci.
Subject to ltepubllcnn rules.
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A genuine welcome waits you at
JOE WYATT'S SALOON,
Cor. flaln and Coal Sts.
Blnost whlflkovfl. beers porter and ftlt
cot etnntly on tap. Choice emprance drink
miu ci earn.
SHENANDOAH
Dental : Rooms,
ITItman'e Block)
East Centres Street.
Office Hours: 7 a. m. to S 9. in.
Dr. J. W. Angles, late of Rendbig, Manager,
NOTICE; nr. O. S. Hartley is still con
lieeleu with the establishment.
..ALL EXAMINATIONS FltKE..
Wo make all kinds of plates. Qold Crowns..
Aluminum Crowns Logau Cronus, Crown,
and Bridge work and all operations that per
tain to Dental Surgery.
No charges for extracting when plates art
ordered. SVo aro tho only users of vitalizoA
I air for the painless extraction of teeth.
MARY IN THE WEST.
The sunset dyes the western skies
Beyond the low bill's crest.
Would I might run licet as the sun
To Mary in the west!
Tho lovers' moon pomes here too soon
For one heart, sore distressed.
Would that It shoiio on us, my own,
Together In the west I
Tho winds tbat from the wesllaad come
Their ley broath has zest.
My blood leans fust as they shriek past
From Mary in the west.
My fool watch ticks at half post six;
Five-thirty hers repeats.
Would they might chime at one with time
As my heart for hers beat I
Some day, some day, no more I'll stay
From her I love the best,
And time or sun will find me oue
With Mary in the west.
J. L. Heaton iu "The Quilting Bee,"
of 11111teri.il alone.
Cliureli Hiitertalnmeiit.
AUCall Bazar Paper Patterns are fust 1 a grand entertainment will lw held iu the
winning friends a thousand new pattern. Calvary Baptist ohurvh ou South Jardin
just 111 for IO or I5c. eacli. I street next Wednesday eveuiug for the beue-
fit of the church fund. An excellent pro
's- t v-rTirv irrTiTnAlT ! gram ef vocal sud lu.trumeuUl music and
I I Wl I I K I rV I 1 literary exorcises will be rendered. The ox-
m aw wj si v. n 1 u -wa as 3 1 vi - . ...
JLvi T 7 XLlUlUUlI
: W e want to draw your rs
shoe trade here ; but 2
E we don't expect to get 2
it unless we can con-
vince you that we are 2f
g giving more good, solid,
: worth-your-money ser
g vice than any other 2
gE shoe store can. 3
B 3
We're proving that 3
B we D3 do this to more 3
H people to-day than we 13
jr ever did. We'd .like jEl
c: YOU o be among the 3
E
The Weaflier.
For eastern New York, eastern Penn
sylvania, New Jersey an& Delaware:
Pair and slightly colder; north to east
winds. For Maryland: Fair, with increasing-
cloudiness; variable winds,
chitting to easterly.
Bloomsburg Gold--
--Cure Sanitarium
-I'tir Curoof
Liquor ardMor-3rire HaMt-&
No detention from business. Aiblreet.
J. PIERCE ROBERTS, M. D.,
SHENANDOAH, PENN'A.
Don't Oct JJxclIe.l.
Wo are elected by an overwhelming ma
jority to sell the dear people shoos. Every
shoe lu the store has durability, comfort, fit
and stylo to recommend it.
Factory Suok Stouk,
J. A. Movek, Mgr.
farewell Party.
A farewell party was lafet night tendered
to Lee Strauh.at the residence of his parents,
ou South White streot. Vocal and instru
mental music, games and refreshments made
the evening a very enjoyable one.
Mnscagrnl.
Apropos of Mbscngnl'. facility In com
posing It is n l.ttod that tho composer was
recently in Berlin directing the perform
ance ot ono of bis works. The orchestra
was hurrying the time, notwithstanding
his best efforts to keep It wlthin.bounds.
Finally, after a long Btruggle, he lost his
temper. "Body of Uoochtisl" ho cried,
dropplna his baton. "Do you think I ex
pect you all to koep playing us fast as I
ooinpose?"
The Next Thlug,
Mrs. Ilaldwon Tliat husband of uilne Is
the most onroless man. I oxieot he'll lose
bis hed somo of these days.
Mrs. Bunn I see he's lost the next
thing to It his lialr Yeaksw Rtatetinsw.
HARRY S. YOST'S
number.
Yo should be.
And llMit'we make our customers a
1 of a beautiful Parlor
wlien purchases
amount to S25.00.
MAIN STREET.
rellent choir of the church, under the lcader-
dhip of William Waters, w ill render a tiuni-
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SHOE STORE,;
Jewelry
mmmmmmmmmmmiz
B A BEAUTIFUL Gin
B FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS. 3
COUPON TO "HERALD" 3
READERS. 3
The
ST! HERALD Is eutillvd to
size, frMvlinml Water Color Portrait "
tC; worth $15.00, mado from any distinct 3
boliler of SO Coupons of the
( a llrnt-clnss life-
nib. bv navlnir G5 cents nt M.
lleckfr's studio. 3.8 W. t'entru ktm i
Uheuaudoah, l'a.
0PEH SUNDAYS.
Seed photograph In Immediately
and have couponB ready upon re
ceipt of portrait.
3
WILL
REMOVE
ABOUT
ON OR
both ofi
Hood,
Itoth
Marriage I.Icmoihus.
Henry Walter aud Maud StetUer,
Shenandoah.
Wm. Isaac Ilulley and Nora Kllen
both of Walker Twp.
C. K. Travltz aud Clara A. Shailel,
of Towar City.
llulil for Assault,
.Tulm Hotta was put uudsr ball by Justice
Cardlii this morning, on a chsrge of assault
and battery made by Mrs. Mary Joseph. In
a quarrel over apples it is charged Holla
struck the woman.
To Use llituiiiliious Coal.
The Ihigh Valley Ilallroad Company has
Issued orders that after the lisrd ooal now lu
slock is exhausted that bituminous ooal shall
be used ou all engines for iiassenger, freight
and coal trains, with the exception of tho
illaek Diamond express train.
J. A. MOVER, Kgr.
IL0Y0 STREET, ber of choice xclccliuiis
China Dlaplay.
Girviu, the South Main street bargain
dealer, lias made an extension at the rear of
Mti utnrt. which be is uaillir solely til dhuilav
- -
I bis uovelties iu china aud porcelain ware.
Shose Retailed at Factory Prices.
april rth
-TO-
112 North Main St.
To Consumptives
The undersigned having been restored to
health by simple means, after suffering for
several years with a wevero lmig afTeotioti, and
that dread disease Consumption, is anxious to
make known to Ills fellow sufferers the means
of cure. To those who desire it, be will cheer
fully semi uree or eniHKi'l a copy oii!Mjrc-
sonmion useo. wim-n ilier win nuo
ror oonsunpnoa, i
d all tnroat
a sure cure
tAaigySfssSrtUB
ill try lia remedy, ax It Is
ohttls and
booea all sufferers wi
Invaluable. Those desmua tlui Drewrlution
wbieb will wmt thetn twthlng, and may prove n
uieswng, will iumum. auuress,
kev. EDWARD
Bro.
A. WILSON,
kl ii, Nuw rk.
Ko pain from you
RUPTURE
If you wear the
CHAMPION TRUSS.
Made Bv
biladelnhla Trust Co.. 610 Locutt SL, PbiH., Pa.
NO COUPON, NO PORTRAIT,
-FOR THE
BEST GROCERIES
r AND
...LOWEST PRICES...
GO TO
Meluskey & Son,
105 South Main St.
Wanted-fln flea mks
Protect your td
sV.m tAnu uri
MVWuhUfftoii, D. 0.. tor tMt $l.8uu nrlw oite
ftad list of two AHAira Invnilou wauted.
! tbr mftV ttHnip vitti wealth
tltiDgtopatenCP
r you weaitn.
Putent Attor
Evan J. Davies,
UVBFiV AND
Undertaking !
13 N. Jardin Street.
(Millions of Dollars
Go up lu smoke every year. Take nt
risks but get your houses, stock, fui
uiture, etc., insured in flrst-class re
liable compaulet a represented l-v
DAVID FAUST, Kirt
Also Life and AldenUl Ootupaul at
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