I
SWEETS . . .
. . SWEET 1
What more fitting than n box of
oui delicious Bon ooaf or Choco
lates ? We sell Teniiey's seated
packages, 25c, 40c and 80c tach.
We also sell as large or small a
quantity as desired. '
HOOKS & BROWN
A North Nflln
it.
Comfort
Of Home
Are secured by w lilnm
ceononiv foreslaM. lon't b
tempted ly mislrntttng offer Unit
ciill pny two price fur Inferior
jnud, but
BUY . . .
RELIABLE
FURNITURE
At Iftfitimnfc prices Wc Rro now
Ki inir tempting offers to buyers
l xiMitnK
OAK I.KAK
IHtOl" TAIll.KS
IRON HKIWTKAW tQ Cfl
IN AIU'NOAM'K JO.OU
and upwards.
Wl. SPOONT.
jiS Hnl Centre Street.
S3
$2.50
CALL AND SEE US 1
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. It. A. Olover trat to-day at the
county int.
Mr. Pater Lawrence, of Boat Line street,
has given Mrtb to haby girt.
Ocorgo Trlntkel waa a Pottavilto vtaltor to
day. Mr. David Llnnlnint, awl daughter Sadie,
ttciiiled the (lln ob e quiet at 8t. Clair today.
Dr. James Monaghan. of Philadelphia, It
the guest of liia parent in town, stopping
bare while, onrunM to Ptttabarg.
Mr. mul Sirs. Peter O'Hoyw arcomiwnlud
by the fonner'a mother, left thin morning
fur it few weeks vWit to bow York and Hos
ton. Mian Mary Malloy, the West Oh I re street
dressmaker. U visiting In l'litladulpkut, as
the guest of Ml Nellie Sweeney. '
Mrs Ailolpli Klrln, of North Wert fctrcet,
was a visitor to I'cttsvillc to day.
II . V. Buyer denies the rumor that lie. Is to
leave town and locate In the South.
Mrs. T. J. Ilroughnll this morning left fo
Dttsburg, where she 111 spend Severn
weeks visiting her parents.
Mrs. Hyde, of Newark, N. J , Is the gueat
of town friends.
II r. and Mrs. T. J. Hurley, and Mlsse
.Vellleaixl Jobmiiia HuHey, all of l'hilaM
thbt, attended the fane ml of the letter's
mother here to-day.
II. A. Acker, of Heading, w looking sifter
the Interest of lh UraiiU Union Tea Com
pany In town to-day.
Mr. E. II. Hunter, Mrs. 1). V. Strauh,
Mrs. Charl.-s St rouse, Mm. X. W. lleddall and
Mrs. T. J. Dftvlcs spent lonluy visiting
friends ut l'ottavllle.
Mrs ltoiij inilu Kicli.irils 1ms returned from
a visit to friends at Philadelphia and Wash
ington. Mrs Joint O Davis litis returned from
Ilrtiokl.vti, N.'Y , where alio apeut seveml
j works vi.iiiug her son, Artliur.
Deputy HugMrr Stevenson, of I'ottsville,
was ii visitor to town hist evening.
Miss Sadie I'ti'.e lias goiiCMo Wilktsliairo
lo spend sever.it weeks nan guest of relatives.
Vol ti lit ei ik Mi etlita; To-nlglit.
At the meeting of the Volunteers of
America to-lilaht Ctipt. Krwtn will speak on
PITHY POINTS.
Happening Throughout the Otiiintry
(lhrnnlele.1 lor IfMty I'erUml.
Pottlll Hnttoipuhst a Wg tirade on
Memorial Day.
Brook trout are reported qnlte plentiful In.
trlbu t rles of ' l'ltie Creek .
Anglers are gettlrrg rods and bolt flasks
ready for the trout season.
Jacob Day, ex-Poor Director, will remove
his family te Philadelphia.
Joseph tarry, hoisting engineer at the
llast colliery, has resigned.
The Third Kegiment nf the S. of V. will
meet at Catawisaa April IStli.
The Pennsylvania Telephone Company Is
stilnging new wires almut town.
Ininranoe policies for tt,000 havelwen
(dai-ert upon lierks county public building.
Miss Clam Krelt and l'rl. Porta, Jr., Imth
f Pottsvllto, will he married on tb Slat
Inst.
The Anthracite Hrewlng Co,, of Mt. Or
mil, capital stork $8O,O0tf was granted a
charter.
Kit passing alleged lmgns cberks at
Haaleton, John II. MIMer, of Lehlglitou, waa
urrested.
tliirglars made a big haul In Goodman A
Co.' grocery stoic, l'ottavllle, unknown (o
the police.
A fltiK atone pavement Is being IhIiI around
the KynkHWlct property, corner Centre and
While street.
Wllkeabarre eltlcHts will appeal to the law
In resisting the prlng Water Company's ralae
of rates to them.
The Shainokln Town Council leil nn
ordinance placing the chief of iollce under
civil service rules.
There is n very brisk inquiry by proposed
bidders on ltcttilingN new issue of f 100.000 in
street paving bunds.
The new addition to the Kplpcopnl church
j of l'wekvlllo will bo finished and ready for
service by May lt
I Tim funeral of the bite J.ttnet Ketiury "III
I hike place to morrow, at Ashland. Interment
nt Fountain Spring.
I Wijah Greogory, bite superintendent of
I the Olrartlvlllo district, removed his house
hold good to Reading yesterday.
' Oror 25 lodge have accented an invitation
COLDS
Munyoii's Cold Care cures colds In the head,
cold ou the longs, old colds, new colds, and
obstinate colds, and all forms of grip. Stop
sntratng, discharges from the nose and eyes,
prevents catnrth, diphtheilit, pneumonia and
all throat and tnng troubles. These pleasant
little pellets are absolutely harmless, luivo
saved thousands of live ami prevented much
sickness. Price, 2flr.
MAHANOY CITY.
MNYON'S
Improved Homoeopathh) Homo Remedy
Company put np a separate enro f.r each
disease At all druggists, mostly lis rents
Guide to Health free.
Personal loiter to Prof. Munyon. 13TB Audi
street, Philadelphia, Pa., answered with free
medical advkw foranv disease.
sin Htnl Uliiatnito his remarks with "tools of to participate in the Odd Fellow' demonstra
the devil." such as tevolvcfi, whiskey Hun at Mt. Catniel on the 20th Inst,
glasses, cigarettes, etc. j The Uoyue sliiip at Ashland, starteil on
. . ' -. :;T" full time, and established n night shift, giv
Ask your grocer lor ne uoyai l aioui , . pn,,,!....,,,.,, In 75 additional meehinlo.
Jlra. .Salome Ilronii, of llrownsville, Wnslt
llniir. ami Uiko no other brand.
Q ii i made.
It Is the best !
BEE HIVE
Hoys III IIib Mines.
Philadelphia Inquirer. I
I'lu re is now pending before the lVunsyl-1
iiiii:i l.egishitnre a bill which sbonld
spu ilily become u luw It provides, briefly,
t'mt no hoy under the age of 12, and no
iin'inlu r of the female sex whatever, shall be ,
employed in the mining of bituminous eoal. 1
An anieudmetit to the same bill mines tho
nut- to thirteen years, prescribes the method
by which the age alull be ascertained and
recordn', and stipulates that no boy under
sixteen tdmll be permitted to "mine or load
coal" unless in eomniiiy witli a person oer
the same age. No applicant ho is umible to
rend or write the Ki.kIhIi hiiiguiii.'e ran be
employed unless he presents n ceitihV.itc to
show that he attended day or night i ho.il
for a period of sixteen wci-l.s Cio preceding
eiir
Is now
its
ocated in
new quarters
29 South Main St.
-NEAR-
I)r. SeluienVr ltcnppolnted.
HAKHt-HfKa, Pa., April 8. Dr. Nathan C
Siliaetler, of Iancastcr, was yoaterdny re
appointed by Governor Hastings as State
Superintendent of Public Instruction. Dr.
Si'liai Her was appointed by Governor Patttson
as a !enK'rat, and was a conspicuous Gold
Dei .it last year. Four or live aggressive
lii puhln .in candidates bad brought pressure
tu Ih.u en Governor Hastings to securo the
ai.p .iMtiiii nt this year, and his only way out
oi i in- pditiral Buarl seemed to bo to heed
im itless requests from people of all
pirtu-i ii tin; retention of the cllicielit in-
i iiiln nt of the office, and bar politics from
tne management of the schools. Dr.
!- hacll'ei's nomination waa promptly cou
tUuiciJ by the Senate.
Most Torturing, Disfiguring,
Humiliating
Ot Itching, burn! i, bleeding, scaly skin
and scalp bumora is instantly relieved
by a warm bath with Cuticuha Soap,
a single application of Cuticuka (oint
ment), tho great skin cure, and a full doso
of CuTicuitA Uksolvent, greatost of blood
purifiers and humor anros.
mtlcura
Remedies speedily, permanently, and
pronoini rally cure, rhun all else fails.
P.ittpr PltC'. Aim Chen. Corp Pole Propi., Boston,
mr ' How to Cure Every bkio aod Blood llumor," Ire.
PurirVrl infl Bettitlfied by
cuncuitA aoAf.
PIMPLY FACES
Our New Tarlir.
I !n American Protective Tariff League
i - kI .in official prlut of the new Dingley
I mil within a few hours of the time it was
i i-i d by the House of Ilepiesentatives at
Washington, ou March 81st. fills broad,
comprehensive interpretation of tho Iicpub
liuin platform should bo studied by overy
voter. Any of our reader can obtaiu a copy,
without charge, by Bending a postal card
request as follwi : .
' "Send me a copy of No. 3T0." Address,
W. F. Wakkman, Uuul. Sec,
135 West 23d St, N. V.
EGGS! EGGS!!
75 crates new laid
fresh country eggs
Stile of Sebool Ilolids
Subscriptions will bo leceived at the officii
of the Secretary of the School Hoard, in the
West street school building, for the salo of
twenty-five thousand (28,000) dollars worth
of Shenandoah School District bonds. The
bonds will bear date of April 1, 1S07, and will
run thirty years. Interest four per cent,
payable semi-annually. Denominations :
Twenty $100 bonds; twenty $200 bonds, and
thirty-eight $500 bonds.
lly older of the Hoard,
J. J. Prick, President.
Attest : Frank Hanna, Secretary.
HOOD'S nnijS cure Idver lll,
Biliousness, IntllMtIou, Headache.
A uleaf nt laxative. All Druggists.
O'HARA'S LIVERY !
BOARDING AND SALES STABLES.
$1
Tjrnipiii I m Ma- V V
Undertaking in - -
- - all its Branches.
Open Day and Night.
COR. WHITE ana LLOYD STREETS.
PER DOZEN.
Meluskey & Son,
105 South Main St.
Spring;
ress Goods.
Twei.ty five pieces of Im
ported Novelty Dress Gooda for
25c. per yard. These styles are
new and are shown exclusively
by us. See our window dis
play of these and also the
splendid stock of
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.
Prices run from 25c. to $1.50
for Laundered Walets. Don't
wait till choice styles are gone
but come now and pick from
our gtent assortment of stylish
waists.
jK WK 1IAVK THK HANDSOMEST jf
DKHIUNS OK
.OIL CLOTHS
IN MWN.
E. B. FOLEY,
-N. t7 H"ft Cvntrc Strict.
CHANGES IN THE TARIFF
Will advance many lines of
goods. We have made large
purchases and can continue to
sell fine dress goods and silks
at special bargain prices.
ington township, died, aged IB s-ears. She
was 0110 of the oldest residents of tho town
ship. John Holler, aged 18 years, attempted to
hoard a moving train at Mt. Cartncl, fell
umlcttlio wheels, resulting in amputation of
his leg.
Harvey Wagner, the only son of William
N Wagner, tt vell-knnn merchant of
Onvigs'mrg, died yestordjy afternoon of
pneumonia. .
Work ou I'evtolet's new washcry at
(lirardville has been begun, and will be
pushed rapidly. Contractor Isaac Christ has !
tho work in hand.
I After a long idleness the six double
fu rutins of the puddle dcjiartnicnt of the
Mahoning Rolling Mill, at Danville, have
resinned operations.
Thuro are 220 prisoner in the comity jail
to day. Six years ago 120 hus a big number
With gaols and almshouse.; ovcillowing,
whither aro wo drifting?
Eugene Magargle, candidate for sherifr,
and John Weeks, Shcimudoah, looked over
, their political fences in town yesterday muru-
ing. Mahanoy City ltccord.
1 The cntlro body of the National Guard will
bo ordered out on SHy 15th to take part in
the parade at tho unveiling of the Washing'
1 ton MoiiuuietiLiti Philadelphia.
Witnesses from Palo Alto and the Norwe
gians and Neweatlo townships were before
tho I.yon-Duiiii contest court ycstenlay.
Judges Kltrgood and Craig presided.
Shenandoah receives $18,120; Mahanoy
City, $15,130, and PottsUUo f8,2S0 from tho
liquor licenso fees paid this term. McAdoo,
a borough of but a few months, received
fcl.OSO.
Kuv. T.'M. mtcman, of f lirardville, who
was recently elected pastor of the First P M.
church, Pittsburg, will locate in the smoky
city May 1. His successor is Itov. Nichols, of
Mahanoy City.
Jttdgo Eruicutrout has decreed that all
future bridge building in Perks county shall
be under written contract, prepared under
the supervision of tho County Solicitor and a
compcteut engineer.
Tho date of the annual reunion ot tlio
First Defenders Association has been
changed from tho 18th to tho 17th of April.
The 18th falls on Sunday this year, hcuco
the necessity for the chango.
It is now stated that the rumor that Joseph
M. Harris was to bo retired from tho presi
dency of tho Philadelphia & Heading Itail
way, is without foundation. Ho will remain
at tho head of tho company.
Frank, tho 12-year-old son of John P.
Campbell, of Ashland, wandered from homo
on March 31st, and hisMvheroabouts is un
known. He is small of statue, bluo eyos,
shabbily dressed and wore a bluo reefer and
bluo sweater.
It. C. Jolucr, Allen P. O,, Hlllsdalo Co..
Mich., says: "Nothing gave my rheumatism
such quick relief as Dr. Thomas' Kclectric
Oil."
. lllg Moltgago Ket-onlcil.
Yesterday onu of tho greatest mortgages
recorded in tho Recorder's olllco in this
county was presented. It is in the stun of
$i:is,000,000, and was preented by the Phila
delphia & Reading Ituilnuy Co. and tho P. &
it. C. & I. Co. to ll.o Central Tiust Company
of New York, trustees. The book is hand
somely prepared and contains ninety pages of
printed matter, the cent of recording it being
$Q. Tills mortgage Is recorded in overy
county through Which the Reading system
1st 00.
Don't Oct Kxcitcri.
Wo are elcctwl by an overwhelming ma
jority tosell the dear people shoes. Every
hoe in tho store luu durability, comfort, lit
and style to leeommcnd it.
Factory Siiok Stork,
J. A. Moykii, Mgr.
Droit net! In h Well.
The body of Nicholas Hurtles, of the Dela
ware, near Mtnemville, was found early yes
terday morning iu the well of David Hum
mer, a neighbor. Parties, who was a he.avy
drinker, is believed to have thrown himself
down the well while under the intltieiice of
liquor. Mrs. Harden mid her liuslaaml left
the house about 5 o'clock iu the morning
Hart let was boru in England and was about
ao ears old.
Pleasant tu take, positive and instant iu its
result. In fact, the best cough medicine In
the world, Dr. Wood' Norway line Syrup.
Comjre tl Air I ototnothi s.
Gttieml Manager Luther and a corps of
ubordiiifctos of the Philadelphia & liesding
Goal A Iron Company were at Alaska colliery,
near Mt Carmel, yesterday . lowing tho com
pressed air locomotive and the preparations
for its operation. The fnrcnnin from the
shops which conitrncteil this locomotive will
arrive and it will then lie placed iu operation.
There is much speculation over the new re
velation that Will take place if the engine
prove" ft success. The locomotive hauls trips
nf 18 empty' cars of about 8,000 pounds In
weight from the foot of the shaft into the
gangway, and trips of 1(1 hauled . ears each
lack to the Shaft, with one chargo of air,
starting with a pressure of 7,1 pounds tun!
ending with a little over 100 poundt. The
lncomotlvo will make from 25 to O'J miles per
day. The cost of operating of this plant ban
been found to vary from onu to tine n ml one
hatf cents per ton mite. Including all ex
peijutH. Any lady wearing a 2i or 8 shoe Wculd do
well by calling at the Factory Shoe Store.
Wo have A lot of these sites made to sell for
$2.06; ottr dining out price is $1.00 per pair.
Kacioby Shoe Stork,
J. A. Moykk, Mgr.
Decils lteeorileil.
Fiotn Lehigh and Wllhes-ltarre Coal Co.
to John Ytimsck, premises in Kline Tivp.
From Elica A. Kersliner to II. C. liulioh,
promisee iu Bast llrnnswtck.
From Theodore Korshner et. nx. to Elisa
A. Kershner, premises in East Brunswick.
From Jacob tiouloff to Mary J, Uouglofl',
premises iu Porter township.
From Eliza Roiuor et til., to S. Jacob
Oonglofl', premises in Porter township.
From II O. Suiter ct. uv to Sallio C. A.
iluuttiiiiBcr. premises in Hegins township.
Mysterious Dlsappntranre of n Young
Man Information Wanted.
MAitAMoY City, AprllS. llsrry Harrison,
Sft year old, who hss been Iu the employ of
the brewing company here for the ast year,
left hi hotel rather myterlonly between 12
o'clock last night and 0 o'clock this morning,
and his whereabouts are unknown. He had
hern In III health and It is supposed this
preyed upon hi mind. He may have gone
tu his iMirenta at Ditshore. Pa. Any Informa
tion concerning him will lie thankfully re
ceived by the brewing oonitiy.
John o'llrlen, while riding a blcyln on
West Centre street yesterday, collided itli
pedestrian. He was thrown from hi wheel
and the pedestrian knocked down, but hath
loscapeil injury. The wheel was wrecked.
however.
John Lyon, 17 yers old and employed as a
di Ivor at Mahanoy City colliery, yesterday
afternoon had the index finger of his right
liauil crusliru. 1 lie txiaru he used us n seat
oi a car fell to the track In front uf the
moving car and when lie reached down for
the bmrd his flugor was jammed ugalnst the
rail.
Ralph I'lutt mid a furco of men nro en
gaged hoar Jackson's iu slushing u culm
Imiik Into the workings of the Kllangowan
colliery to fill n big cavity in the top spilt
and enable the Schuylkill colliery gangways
tin leruealh to work a very large quantity of
coal which cannot lie secured by any other
rui run.
Tho itorongh Council and Hoard of Health
ire making their joint annual tour of the
borough to-day.
There Ih u Class of People
Who are Injured by the use of coffee.
Recently there has been placed In all the
grocery stores a new preparation called
OI!AIf-0, made of pure grains, that takes
tho plaro nf coffee. Tho most delicate
stomach receives it without distress, and hut
few can tell It from coffee. It does not cost
nor 1 as much. Children may drink It with
great benefit. l." cts. and 23cts. per package.
Try It. Ask forGRAIN-O.
'dOLD DUST.'
"(J0LD DUBT.'
This is the Package
remember it. It contains
W2
Washing Powder
that cleans everything
quickly, cheaply and
perfectly.
For economy buy 41b. pncltngo.
TUT N. K. FAIKIIANK COJirASr,
Chicago, St. Louts, New York,
Boston, I'liiladelpbla.
PENNSYLVANIA HORSES.
&?,?mm,m??mmmmffi,?ik2
Outlirlo (Joes Iteimbllciin.
Gulhrle. O. T., April 8. The entire
Uopublican ticket in Guthrie was elect
ed by good majorities. The validity ot
the new election law, making education
thu teat of suffrage, was made the sub
lect of legal proceedings during this
Jay. Thomas Scott, an ox-slave, de
manded that the board arrange his
ticket. The board refused, and Attor
ney Samuel Oversreet petitioned United
States Judge Dale for a writ of man
damus to compel the board to make
Dut Scott's ticket. It was argued that
Scott's previous condition of servitude
was responsible for his Ignorance.
Judge Dale denied tho writ. The case
Will bp carried to tho supremo qoiirt.
i
Nciswcnicr, the great horse
dtipper, will shortly arrive
here with 25 head ofhigli-clnaa
PENNSYLVANIA HORSES,
which he will offer at public
sale at his stables, cor. Coal
anil Main streets. The horses
will, ami must be sold to the
highest bidder. Anything from
n trotter to a working horse.
P. S.-Thls lot will not be a
Western cne, but all from Penn
sylvania, and will be fit to work
the same day when bought. No
mere danger to buy horses which
will get sick from the climate.)
1 Always
It 1 I I 1 S5V
E JL Vile v
if
rat WJs
3
3
We asked a ;
friend what he'd :
pay for a certain
pairofourshoes. 2
He Said $2.50 or :3
3
$3.00, and think
3
them worth the
price. He knew 3
something of the
.inside of the shoe
business, too, but
he was wrong ;
he judged by
what he saw 3
; : eisewnere. -s
Anna lllckltiwoii'H lltimngo Suit.
Seranton, Pa,, Aprl 8. Anna Dickin
son was called to the stand In . r
buttal yesterday afternoon in her $50,
000 damage suit. She gave very clear
and lucid explanations of some of the
many Incidents which the defense had
presented as calculating to show that
the famous plaintiff had been Insane.
She denied positively that she had ever
drank to excess. Dr. Wetherell, of the
state lunacy commission, admitted he
had not detected at the trial any traits
Indicating that Miss Dickinson Is now
Insane. He testified on Tuesday she
was Insane while In the hospital.
During; January, Feb
ruary and March
Over a thousand of the famous
McCall Uazar Paper Patterns
were sold by us for 10 or 15c;
why pay more ?
L. J.WILKINSON
Now fjnitertukor.
T. J. Cowkley lnw opentsd an undertaking
establishment in town with his olllco located
atJ. J. Cuukley'tf, 38 North Main street.
Night calls at the Ferguson House. 3-1-t
we admit tney were
sE worth it, as shoes are 3
regularly sold in some 3
places, but that wasn't 3
S our price ; we sold them 2
fc for Si. 75. 3
"
He'd make the same -3:
mistake in our $1.50 2
shoes. Accordinff to 2i
5": some stores valuation
g they'd be $2 or $2.50.
jt: They look it ; but
SE: don't charge for looks. 3
Factory-price won't let
t us go higher than $1.50 2
Not only in the $1.50
: line, but in every other
line in the store
show the same price
saving instances. We
can beat any ordinary
store all the'time; evry
time
Successful l'utertalnmeiit.s
TI10 cntcrtalnmcut in tho Calvary Baptist
cnurcli ittstnlglitlortliebcnoutof thochurcli
fund was an excellent success both financially
and artistically. Tho attendance was so
great that many people wcro uuabloto
gain admission to tho church. Tho
following was "tho program : Overture, by
orchestra iatltlrpss by the chairman, Rev. D. I.
Evans ; recitation by Miss Ifciinbridge; solo,
MNs Lilllc Dovey ; maudolln duct, Lawson
and Shoemaker ; qua-tctte, by Waters and
party; recitation, Mifs Gardner, of Ashland
solo, by Miss Edith Morgans fdialoguo, Powell
and party; selection by orchestra; fancy
Japaneso drill by ten young ladies: Malo
Chorus, Young Musicians, by party ; rccita
tion, by Miss Falrcliild ; quartette,, Knight
anil party ; mandolin duett, by Lawson nnd
Shoemaker; trio, Jones and party ; dialogue,
"TI10 Fortune Hunter," Reese and party;
solo, by Miss Maud Gilpin ; chorus, "Gallant
and Gaily," by choir ; violin duot, the Mi6scs
Williams and Bcddall ; solo, William Jones',
recitation, Miss Garner; grand finale by sr-
chestra. Miss Scott, a little girl from Harris
burg who is visiting friends in town with her
pareutB, also took part iu the entertainment.
Spcclnl Services.
There will be preaching services to-night
and to-morrow night, at 7:30 o'clock, In tho
Urst I'resliytcrian church, preparatory to
the communion services to be held iu tho
church next Sunday morning.
When bilious or costive, eat a Cascarct
candy cathartic, euro guaranteed, 10c, 25c.
3
3
MILLINERY !
To her numerous friends
flIMss SalUe Senior,
jjx North Main Street,
Ila returned from the city
tiuMt selection of Ladle
Good.
with the
Millinery
sr
3
3
we 3
mi:i).
CAltlA Ou the 7th Inst., nt Shenandoah, Pa.
Otto 11. Curls, agoil 57 years. 11 months and
cloys. Funeral will take nlnce on Sinulav.
lltli iufct., nt 2 p. in., from tbefninlly residence
nt No Ul Knst Ceutro street- Services In the
Uctinnn Lutheran church. Interment In the
Odd Fellows' cemetery, ltelntivcj mul friends
respecttuuy invited to attend, 4-8-3t
Watch For the Date.
WILLIAM NEISWENTER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
tnoit ItKOT1. Storo nnd.dwelllnir nt Xo.
1 South Muln Btrett. l'nswmlon April 1st.
on rtKNT,
South II;
Apply to T. J. lllgglns, 10 N. Jardln St
a
8-28-2W
Y T ANTKD. Agents to sell SB Indelible Check
l tt l'erforators. Wesli
I'lilladelphln.
eyM'fgCo JG8 Ilourse,
iKHHH-COIl
MONEY TO LOAN. Pnrtles desiring to
borrow money, in nniounts to suit, on first
niortgugo security, enn be nccommodateil by
inquiry ni iiekalii omeo. -i--ii
TjOK I115NT. A new house on South Whlto
street provided with' nil modern conven
iencfs. KeaHonnhlo rent. Apply at K. K.
Magargle's store, last Centre street. !M5-tf
"TOIt HUNT. Store room nnd dwelling nt No.
Jj 122 North Main street. Contains bath nnd
closet. Good eellnr nnd nice yard room. SUc
of store room, lGxl.l feet, with two largo beauti
ful show windows, fitted out with counters nnd
shelving ready for business. Wareroom and
stnble can bo had with it if desired Ornnd
location and rent renqonahlo. Address, V. W.
Newhoubeii, 120 North Main street. 3-4-tf
A BEAUTIFUL GIFT f
B FOR THE COMING HOLIDAYS. 3
Sr S
COUPON TO HERALD" S
E ni then we make our customers a 2
present of a beautiful Parlor
Lamp when purchases 3
atnowt to S25.00. 3
1 FACTORY...
SHOE ST0RE,1
NEW'
SHOE
STOHE
READERS.
HERALD Is entitled t
Coupi
o n fir
of
rst-clnss life-
size, free-h.nnl Water Color Portrait
'T wnrtll C1 C 00 ntnila f.ixn nnv .H.ll,,
g pliotoKraph, by pnylng 66 cents at M.
ST llecker'a studio, 118 W. Centre street, ZS
cuennnuonu, i-a.
0PZH SUKDATS. r3
ft Senl pbotograph In Immediately 3
ST and bave coupons ready upon re- .3
celpt of portr.lt. -3
g- rto coupon, no reKTHsir.
HARRY S. YOST'S
Evan J.Davies
t.lVEUY AND
Undertaking !
13 N. Jardin Street.
Lauer's
Lager and
Finest,
Purest and
Healthiest.
Chris. Schmidt, Agt..
203
West Coal Street.
17 North Main Street.
With a full line of Ladies',
Gents', Misses', Youth's and Chil
dren's Shoes.
We call special attention
to our large line of Ladies'
3 1 Shoes in Dongola and Rus
sets, all styles and sizes.
J. A. M0YEH. Mgr.-
rs
2
A genuine welcomo waits yon at
JOE WYATT'S SALOON,
t&2SZ8?& MAIN STREET,
LLOYD STREET.
2r r.. , n 1 r2 Cr. Hnln and Coal Sts.
,5 Shoes Retailed at Factory Prices, 2,
SLw PI uoi t wlilakeys. been, tiorter and ale
Friday, April gth. , THiUUiUmUUiiUiUULUiU i 0,1 0,10,00 ""v MDk'
Easter Opening on
Jewelry
Store . .
WILL
REMOVE
ABOUT
ON OR
Bloomsburg Gokl--
--Cure Sanitarium
-Vt flBrMt-
APRIL 7th
TO
Liquor &i'Mortlih Hafait-s
Xo detention from business. Address, .
J. PIERCE ROBERTS, M. D.,
81IKNANIKUH, l'KNN'A.
112 North Main St.
Wanled-An Idea I
Who can think
of some simple
tbtng to pateotF
Protset rour Idassj Uier msr brio you wealth.
i vna ivsuusiuiu
wasnington, u. ii
RHBUMM ft CO.. Patent Attor-
ror loeir sisw prwe onei
lea.
Write JOHN WJt:
sod list ot two hundred laveutlens null
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