iitiWWi-Jidln1friih"'iitiTii
i?.'ssVl?il.fllfsV.
tennby's
mil n "." imirtmiiiijijiff?'",.
Peanut Brittle is the finest
peanut candy made, to
cents per box. Try one.
You'll want another. 100
pounds of chocolate drops
this week at 25c per lb.
HOOKS & BROWN
North Main St.
The. Store-
That's Always Busy
Because shrewd dollar savers
take advantage of our tempt
ing offers. Look at our in
ducements for the present :
lleautitul
llaby Carriages
mul
Upwards.
63
Handsome
Iron lledstends
and
Upwards.
Refrigerators
With Spigots
and
Upwards.
M.Spoont,
1 f 8 Bast Cantra St.
TO THE LAKD OF SUNSHINE
And I'lonrrs, the Ilami of America,
UHll-
rornlit.
Via the true patliwu.v, "The Iron Mountain
Itoute," whieh traverses a region f perpetual
minsliinc, where snow storms, bllssanls or
IiIrIi altitudes are unknown, l'lillniiin first
anil second class pulaee mid tourist sleeping
ears to point- in Missouri, Arkansas, Texas,
Old and New Mexico, Arizona, California,
Oregon, Washington, Nebraska, I' tali and
Nevada, without change. Quick time, low
rate, ami all the comforts of modern railway
improveuicinVi guaranteed to alj who pur-
clmsc tickets via tho Missouri l'aeifle railway
system. For rates right from your home,
literature, ami full Information, drop a postal
mil, .1 T. McCann, T. 1. Agent, 0 Kall
ro;d avenue, Klinira, X. Y., or 381 Broad
way, New York.
S-3-tf W. E Hoyt, G. K. 1 At.
There U a Cla oT leople
Who are lujui-ed by the use of coffee.
Iteceutly there baa been placed in all the
grocery stores a new preparation called
GltAIN-O, made of pure grains, that takes
the place of cofl'eo. Tho most delicate
stomach receives it without distress, and but
few can tell it from coffee. It does not cost
over i as much. Children may drink it with
great benefit. 15 cts. and !25 cts. per package.
Try it. Ask forGKAIN-O.
Spring'
Dress Goods.
Twenty-five pieces of Im
ported Novelty Dress Goods 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 ran from 25c. to $1.50
for Laundered Waists. Don't
wait till choice styles are gone
but come now and pick from
our gieat assortment of stylish
waists.
CHANGES IN THE TARIFF
Will advance many lines of
goods. We have made large
purchases and can continue to
sell fine dress goods and silks
at special bargain prices.
During January, Feb
ruary and March
Over a thousand of the famous
MeCall Bazar Paper Patterns
were sold by us for 10 or 15c;
why pay more ?
L J.WILKINSON
MAIN STREET.
LLOYD STREET.
O'HARA'S LIVERY !
BOARDING AND SALES STABLES.
&l$ A $ A a
7aiiBnsaLnjaHinni
Undertaking in - -
- - all its Branches.
Open Day and Night.
Cor. White 1 Mansion
and Lloyd
I House
Streets,
Shenandoah.
j Stables,
MAHANOY CITY.
K HAVE Till
DKS1UNS Ol
HANDS0MK8T
..OIL CLOTHS
IN TOWN.
E. B. FOLEY,
-A'o. 27 lfef Centre Street.-
1
THEODORE HAVEMSVIR DEAD,
Hie Stiatrtf Kin Who tfw AIko ft
(ienllmiiAll l'Hrtlier.
New York, April 27. Theodore A.
Ilavcmeyer, vice president of the
American Sugar neflnlng company,
died yesterday at his home In this city.
Theodore A. Havemcyer was born
inlM9. All hri life he hiu! Wen Identified
With sugar .refining. Wln-n a hoy he
TUB LATK THKOnOIlK HAVEMRYKIt.
entered the refinery of his father,
Frederick C. Havcmeyer, and begin
ning as a common workman, worked
his way utt through all departments
of f.e Industry. During the time that
Mr. Havemeyer was serving his ap
prenticeship his brother, II. O. Have- j
moyer, the president of the American
Sugar Kenning company, was under-.
going a similar training, which fitted j
them for conducting the business when
It came to them at their father's death.
Mr. Havemeyer'B avocation was that i
of a gentleman farmer, and at Mali-1
wall, N. J., he indulged his taite in a'
manner commensurate with h's wealth,
having there one of the finest farms In
the country- It was especially notice
able, as a stock farm.
TO OUH1! A COLD IN ONU D.VV.
Take Igmttlve llroino Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refuud the money if it fulls to cure.
26 cents. -
MAHANOY CITY.
Clfti tt tli AV ltli CoiiicreHllminl Clttircli
Mahanoy City, April 27. The concluding
session of the dedicatory fer ice of the Welsh
Congregational church was held last evening. 1
pliant, delivered an address in Kngiish, and
Itev. Daniel Davies, ol Slmmokin, preached
a sermon in Welsh.
Jerome IS. Keogh, of Scrantou, has made
arrangements to give an exhibition of fancy
triek pool shooting In J. J. Quirk's rooms on
Thumday evening.
riorniau, is year old son 01 wnnam !"poits,
of Eat Jtallrotul street, died yesterday. The
funeral will take place on Thursday after
noon. Kour lKys aged iSbout 15 years left town
yesterday on the 1:34 p. m. P. & It. tmiu and
their parents are much worried over them.
The boys had been truants from school for
several days and ran away upon learning
that the truant officer was in search of them.
The funeral of John Gorman took place
this morning, high mass being celebrated in
St. Canicus church. The High School
Alumiul Association, of which the deceased
was a member, attended in a body. The
funeral was largely atteudod, and there were
many llural otlvrings.
When you want good rooting, plumbinir
gas fitting, or genoral tiusmlthing done c I
on E. F. Gallagher 18 Woat Centre street
Uoalei in stcrcs I-tf
PERSONAL MENTION.
L. A. Ilainberger left town this afternoon
for Pittsburg.
Councilman D. I!. Jamos' spent to-day at
Pottsvillo.
Iev. Alfred Heibuer went to Pottsville
this morning to attend a meeting of the
Malmuoy Valley Ministerial Association.
George Davis, of West Strawberry alley,
left town this morning for Lawrence, Mass.,
where ho will probably locate.
William Kiiumel paid a business visit to
the county seat to-day.
'Mrs. Richard Palmer, of Wm. Pcnn. passed
through towu this moiutiig ou her way to
Wilkcabarre to spend a short vacation.
Miss Ilunnnh Jetrerson bus gone to Mauch
Chunk to visit friends.
Mr. ami Mrs. llenjamln James spent to-day
with Fnirkville acquaintances.
Anna, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. II. J.
Mumigh,m, has recovered from an attack of
measles.
Harry Wasley is spending a vacation in
Philadelphia.
.Mrs. William Pulowicz Is homo from a visit
among McAdno friends.
John Connor returned to his home in Xcw
Vurk this morning. He spent several weeks
In town at tho gucet of his sister, Mrs. J. J.
CukIoj
Mlsws bla Dresher suid Gertrude IEelchard,
of lliugtown, were seen in town to-day.
A Successful Hall.
The masquerade ball In bobbins' opera
house last night under the auspices of the
Elite Social Club was a big success socially
mid financially. It was woll attended ami
many people from lluzleton, Mahanoy City,
Sliamokin, Ashland auiTGirardville partici
pated in the festivities. Excellent music was
furnished by tho Schoppo orchestra. There
was a dii-plny of many beautiful and unique
costumes and iectators from the balcony
were repaid for their visit by a scene ef rare
brilliancy. The arrangements fur the affair
were iwrfect and rellested credit upon the
committee in charge.
Sirs. Illoek's llurlal.
The funeral of Mary, wife of Samuel
Mock, tho South Main street clothier, took
place this afternoon. The funeral was at
tended by many out of town friends. The
remains were iuterred in the Kehletb-Israel
ci inetery.
Now &erve llurerages.
The always smiling eooiiteuauce of our
loi .il baritone soloist, John D. Jenkins, now
xu i ts the patrons uf Anthony Sehmicker's
aloon 011 South Main street. "Jack," as he
is t.iuiillarly known, this moruing entered
iijMui his new duties as bartender, and will
endeavor to cUr to the trade in a fau'tless
style. The merit of the lieverage and its
new caterer are a good oouibiuatiou.
Taken to tliu Aliuslioiise.
John YeamAiwicz was eommltted to the
Schuylkill Haven alinshoiMe to-day by
Justice Lattlor aud takeu there by Chief
HurgeMi Tlr. Yessafttwics sufTers from
chronic rheumatism.
The Working Time,
Ordeis have been issued for the P. A H.
('. A I. Co. collieries to resume operations
to-uiormw mornlug aud work two, (three
quarter) days this week. Next Mouday
operations will begin for three (three-quarter)
days a week dntfac May.
A Smoker,
The members of Geueral Ilsrrlson W.ge
N'o. il, Kalgbt uf Pylhlss, will have oue of
their monthly re-nulous In the lodge room
t -night ic the form of a smoker.
Ask your grocer for ue "Itoyal lateut
! Sour, aud take uo other brand. It is the best
1 flour made. j
tor. Clrr-nleT, thu Mwwulmsn dip-tity for
fni,ti-ilrf In tlin 1'wmoli tuirllnmant. still
I iioops hlinlk-ll in the publlo ofo.' He re
cently married the young woman who
1 tMoil so hard,' In conjunction with hi
I mother, lo make him remntn u Christian
' and to Imhioe him to Rite up falling on
his knees and kissing the ground, with his
face turned toward Mecca. He has now a
1 secretary In the person of a yottliK Arab
1 law student namrd Midi Del Kassen Tldi
Thnml, who dresses In gnriieous oriental
rosttiino and wears an eyeglass. The mnn
1 tier for l'otitarller has 1m a retainer In
the permit of an old Algi linn soldier who
served U years In the French army and
walked all the way from MnmlllcH to
l'nrls In order to ask the war otllce lorn
pension.
Lords lletiUmsnt of counties arc officers
1 who, u on any Invasion or rel olllcn, hare
j rower to riiiso Millltln and to (lo 00111-
tni-nlnns tno1onel and other officers, to
! arm and fori:- them into ruglniouts, troops
I nnd companies. Under the lords lloutcn
! ant nre ilrv'Jty lieutenants, who hvo the
same kww.
Tire ear of
In his node.
the garden slug are loaned
LouU the Great paid go much nttontlon
to his manners that ho took n ilmiclnji les
son every day but Sunday for 88 years.
What makes llfti druary Is want of mo
live. George. Kllot.
"Prfor over ,
01 tno UlObO ICT
7
iJiiUBiiLQIA and similar Complaints,
mm rn-'piirta unacr mo stringiiit
i E n M A M MEDICAL LAWS
preson bod 17 eminent pliyrioiami
DR. niCHTER'S
fllK "
INEXPELLEI
"WorM rfnnwtird! Tlfinnrkuliltf BUPf pwfiil !
ROnlv trt'nntntt v fih Trade Alnrk Anchor.
IF. Ad. Uichter&Co., 2J5iVarlSU. 2Vcw VorL.
31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
13 Branch Honaei. Own QUsaworki.
25&0cu. Endorsed & rccoiuuiBndod by
M J ill! . Ill Vi it t-l . J-
Ilnirenlini b. 101 N Jliiin M 1
MlCI'UIHloall.
DR. niCHTER'S "
"ANCHOR" BTOaiACIIAT, best fori
3nl- , llTHpepsla Htnmnrli Cntnnlnlnts.
jj;
1 J;
1 Jg
1 Jt;
I
!
3
2
We asked a
friend what he'd z
paj- for a certain Zg
pairofourshoes. 2
He said $2. 50 or :3
$3.00, and think
them worth the
price, He knew 2
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jj
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Jj;
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JJ
jf
something of the 2
inside of the shoe
justness, too, but
he was wrone :
he judged by 2
what he " saw
elsewhere.
3
were -f?
We admit
they
Sr worth it, as shoes are :s
r regularly sold in some 3
C: places, but that wasn't
. 3
our price ; we sold them 3
g for $1.75. 3
HE He'd make the same
mistake in our $1.50
shoes. According to 2
some stores' valuation 2
they'd be $2 or $2.50. 2
They look it ; but we 2
don't
charge for looks. 3
Sr Factory-price won't let Eg
us go higher than $1.50 3
Not only in the $1.50
,.,. ,3
g line, but 111 every other 2
2r line in the store we 5;
show the same price
saving instances. We
can beat any ordinary
store all the time; every
time
3
3
3
3
s 2
f And then we make our customers a 3
e present of a beautiful Parlor
Lamp when purchases f
c amount to S25.00. 2
1 FACTORY... 1
1 SHOE STORE,! .
J. A. HOVER. Mgr. '
3
1
ShOeS Retailed at F CtOry Prices. 3
1 mi 11 in 1 11 111 1 iiiri jii 1 mill Jr7
Cm t
Always
1 tlL5"
PITHY POINTS.
Ilsptlenln Throughout the botlntrj'
Ohronloleil for Hasty l'emaal.
William J, I last, of l'nttsvllle, has nn
nouueed his candidacy forl'oor Director, sub
ject to Itepnbllcan rules.
The rottsvllle tire dopsrtmont organised
by the election of the following officers:
Chief Engineer. 3. F. Hnhr, Gqnd Intent,
SOT votes; First Assistant. James F. W listen.
lMioenlx, 188; Bernard M. Ituppert, Ameri
can, 187.
Persons residing In tho vicinity of the
Suainokln powder mill have applied fur an
Injunction against rebuilding the mill.
The anthrsclte investigating committee
will meet at Shmnoklu on Thursday.
Ilnr.letnn received its new chemical fire
engine yesterday, and the first test will be
made some time this week.
Joe Peak, a former resident of Rlippptoti,
but who for the past year 1ms conducted a
uoon In Mahauor City, will till week moe
to llrsiidonvllle, where he will take charge of
a hotel.
Bobbers broke Into Ksier's distillery, at
Mahanoy City, on Saturday night, and stole
about ten gallon of old rye whiskey.
Firemen en the Tehigh Valley railroad
have lieen instructed to mix bituminous coal
with anthracite pea coal making It half ami
half.
Lohightou will vote to Increase its debt by
$1,800 lo erect a new borough electric plant.
Engineers are surveying the balance of tho
electric road route lietweeu Pottsville Slid
Schuylkill Haven. The company's litiga
tion has been disposed of, and it Is expected
that this road will be in operation by early
fall.
The Fourth Pennsylvania Iteglment of tlie
military- branch of the Golden Eagles will
be Inrgly lepreseoted at tho state demon
stration in Harrlsbnrg oti May 11.
l'rccland. which now has two weekly
j papers, will soon have a dally in addition.
I John, James and Thomas Watson, three of
I Shenandoah's best citisens, are spending a
Tew days at tho home of Thomas Jlulr on
I Chestnut street. Shnmokin Herald.
! While riding on a freight train near Port
1 ( liutou. Hernary Wluoski, of Mahanoy City,
whs fatally Injured, his head having struck a
low bridge.
I Croup and whooping cough are childhood's
terrors: but like pneumonia, bronchitis, and
1 other throat and tuug troubles, can be cpilek-
ly cured by using One Minute Cough Cure.
Deeds IWrorded.
From L. V. Weisslngor and wife to Frauk
lin lteed. premises in Schuylkill Haven.
I ' From Jehu Fuhruian nnd wife to Jonas
I I'uhrman, premises in Union township.
1 From John V. Jlchr et al to Johu G. Belor,
1 premises in Tumaquu.
From Jero Fessler and wile to Josiah
Fessler, premises in Wayne township.
From John D. Hcidonwag and wifo to Al
bert II. Itebcr, premises in Cressotui.
From John Dietrich and wifo to Lehigh
Valley Coal Company, promises in Swatara.
From James Lorali, administrator, to Kate
liaukcs, premises in East Union township.
From Elizaboth. Kuies ct vlr,, to Eliza
llaukes, premises in Sheppton.
From Susatia Maurer to Chas. 11. Maurer,
ct al., premises in Bapy township.
From Susana Maurer to Win. H. Maurer,
premises in ISarry township.
From Abuor S. leiser and wife to Keiser's
Carpet and Furniture Coinpauy, premises in
PotUvillo,
Colored shoes for Easter can bo found at tho
Factory Shoe Storo In large varieties, at
lowest prices.
Factory Snor. Store.
German Catholic Societies.
Tho German Catholic Socictlos of tho state
aro looking forward to their annual conven
tion aud parade at l'ottsvillo, commencing
May lt, with a great deal of satisfaction.
The committee having tho all'air in charge
submit very llatterlng reports, and the in
dications are the county seat will bo crowded
with the members and their friends on that
date. Clulst. Schmidt, of town, ono of the
stato olllcers, is very actlvo in tho prepara
tions for tlio annual convention. Ho pre
dicts that t lie forthcoming session will be
tho niot successful in tho history of the so
cictics. The Ninth lieginieut band, of
Wilkesbarro, aud our own Grant Hand, will
accompany largo delegations from these
two places. Delegations will also bo present
from Kaston. Bethlehem, Philadelphia, Al
lentown, iliucmillo, Tremont aud other
places.
TO CUltU A COLD IN ONE HAT
Take Laxativo Ilromo Qulniuo Tablets. All
druggists refund the money if it falls to cure.
23 cents.
marriage Licenses.
Samuel J. Farrell and Katie V,. Mauion,
both of St. Clair.
Owen H. Kgan and JIary A. Condon, both
of Palo Alto.
James C. Prescott and Margaret A. Morgans,
both of Mincrsvlllo.
Adam Deuebskland CathariuoDrordomska,
both of Shenandoah.
Michael Kane, of East Mahanoy township,
and Mary Laughliu, of Win. Penn.
Rafl'aole Falbo and Lucia Ianturuo, both of
Kline township.
Daniel W. Dunkolbcrger, of Pitman, and
Mary L. Leshor, of Leib.
Nicholas Hurry and Ellen IIowolls, both
of lllytho township.
To the Ladles.
Many ladies have availed themselves of
tho opportunity of seeing tho millinery dis
play and the reasonable prices at the now
storo of Miss li. Kochc, 13 North Main
street. An invitation for inspection is
solicited. 1-1-lm
License Transfers,
License of Patrick Duuleavy, in tho bor
ough of McAdoo, to Stephen Loft.
License of James ,T. IEyan, in the Middle
ward of Gllbortou, to Peter McCloskoy.
The ageney of the Columbia Brewing Com
paiiy, at Sheppton, held by Johu Kevruo, to
Andros Voliuska,
License of John Iiogers, in tho Fifth ward
of Pottsville, to William Osysewski.
License of John Hauld, inPiuegrove town
ship, to C. II. Hoy.
License of Benjamin Charlsworth, in
Tower City, to Wlllhtm Charlsworth.
Letters Granted.
Letters of administration e. t. a. were
granted to Christopher llaum ou the estate of
Kuooli Wais, late of North Union township,
deceased.
Letter of adtniulttratiou wen granted to
Elizabeth Saltser, on the estate of Samuel
Saltser, late of Hubley township, deceased.
Also to James F. Houogue on the estate bf
Winifred Ternlin, late uf Ashlaud, deceased.
Jewelry Store Unmoved,
A. Holderuiau's Jewelry store has been re
moved to the newly remodeled store room
at No. 31 North Main street, between the
Keillor and Gaughsu dry goods stores, where
courteous and liberal treatment will 1 ex
tended to all old as well as new customers.
Another ISUteddrod
An effort Is now being made in Ifasleton,
says the Standard of that luaos, to hold an
eisteddfod of the Catbolio cbolrs of the
region, to be held In that city. If the move-,
meiit meets with projicr. encouragement the
eisteddfod will be held on Labor Day.
Coining Nuptial intent.
Edward Kcsr, of Girardvllls, and operator
the P. Sl II. welsh scales, at llalutnov
I ... v.: T T - .1 .. 1 . i r
Daniel Jones, of Glrardville, will Us united
' in wedlock un May 8th.
Uu' Keystone dour. Besure that the name
I L""10 Bakk. -VaUland, Pa., U printed on
Ty y" 1 rm
VtlTBBPAY'B BABEBAI.& CAKER,
NntlOflttr LuiiSUOi
At MeW orl4 (odllttl, JafkneisH
New YorU, 31 ViuhlngtAn, 3. At
Philadelphia (called, darknese) Phila
delphia, 8; fioston, 8. At Ilidtlmore (10
Innings) Brooklyn, 4; rtaltlmOMf. 3. At
Loulvlll (It lniilng,darlnoi)) Pitts
burg, J: Loulevllle, S. At Cincinnati
Cincinnati, 6; Cleveland. 3. At 8U
Louis Chicago, 9; Et. Louis, 3,
Atluntlo l.eairue.
At Newark Newark, 3; Athletic, 0.
At Hartford Pa teraon, 9; Hartford, S,
At Norfolk (called, darkness) Norfolk,
4; Head In ff, 4. At Itlchmond Itloh
mond, 9; Lancaster, 7.
Murdcror lloiiolowtlj- Insnno.
Wllkesbarre, Pa., April 17. John Wn
verlck, under Indictment charged with
murder, wan to have "been tried yes
terday, but when his case waa catted
the Jail physician announced that the
man was hopelessly Insane. Judge
Woodward continued the case, and n,
commission In lunacy will be ap
pointed. Don'tocrntH nnd tliu Turin" 11111.
Washington, April 27. The Demo
cratic members of the senate finance
committee will not accept the propo
sition made by their Ilepublloan col
leagues to allow the tariff bill to be
reported direct to the senate, Without
passing through the hands of the full
committee, and have so Informed the
Iteriubllcan members.
When a cold Is contracted, cure it at once.
One Minute Cough Cure will set you on tho
road to recovory In a minute. It will cure
pneumonia, bronchitis, croup rnd all forms
ot lung aim turoat trouuios. u. it. tiagen
buoh. Keep It Oat or Your Mouth.
The practice of wetting a load ponoil on
the touguo beforo using is an unclean
hnljlt, to say tho least, nnd porbaps also a
dangerous one, says The Medical Hevlow.
Recently a woman of flno bearing and
oleguntly dressed stopped into tho counting
room of ono of tho papers of n largo city to
Insert an advertisement. Having no pen
cil of her own, shu plokcd up ono that wns
tied with n string to a pad used for writ
ing. At once sho moistened the lead with
her tongue and began to write.
An elderly woman who was standing by
reminded her that tho pencil had just been
used by an old man, ragged and dirty,
greasy and filthy, who also had contracted
tho samo habit of wetting the. pencil on
his tonguo every tlmo ho wroto a word.
Tho disgusted woman (lung tho poncll
nwny and scalded tho young man behind
tho counter until ho had sharpened a brand,
now pencil for her uso and benefit.
Tho hublt Is n foolish one. Instead of
making tho pencil write mora freely ant
easily, It hardens it nnd makes it vr(to ir
regularly. Newspaper men nnd thoso who,
jiso lend pencils u great deal never dampen
the lend In tho mouth pr with n span pro,
Besides being injurious t-o tho lead, It is n
dangerous habit, Inasmuch ns disease ban
been known to bo conveyed in that way
Into tho system. Philadelphia Times,
In all the world there Is no other treatment
so pure, so sweet, so safe, so speedy, for pre
serving, purifying, and beautifying the skin,
ecalp, and hair, and eradicating every hu
mor, as rarm bathi with Cotiouiu. Aojlv,
and gentle anointings with Cotiouba (oint
ment), the great ski a euro.
! inlil Ihrnnrhnnl th vnrld. Pattxs
Drug ft On m Corp., So1 i'ropt- Boaton.
ay-" All About the Skin, Bf 1p, tnd UJr,Mftce.
EVERY HUMOR l8&i$?
MISCELLANEOUS.
T ICKNHli FOU SALK. Tho saloon and ren
lj tutirant lice 11 ho of Daniel IE. Wilson, C14
Ontre street, ABhlantl, ia for sale. Apply nt
tills otllco. 4-SKJt
ANTKD Yen to prep ft ro tor examination
I f tor clerk or carrier to bo held at Shenan
Uoali nost ofllco soon Valuable information
about Uovernment positions and eiamlnations
free NATIONAL COItltESPONDKNCK IN
ST1TUTK, Department E. Washington. D. C. Ot
FOll 8AU5. A handsome three-story brick
building, with all modern improvements,
bath room, toilets, gas and steam heat. Itcnt
Income ShO ner month. Itcosons for selllnir.
owner Intends to leave town. Terms to suit
buy r. For further information apply at the
II II.UA L.U QUITO, 4-in-iJl
FTIOI. SALK. Store property ot BarnesviUe,
V i n., witii stock, ttom on account ox ueati
in famllv.
Easy terms on property.
Inquire of
Dr. Kecler,
Fenua.
uarnesvuie.
Schuylkill oounty,
J KTTKItS OF ADMINISTRATION HAVING
Ji been duly granted to tue undersigned, en
the estate of William II. Grant, deceased, late
of the IlorouL'h of Shenandoah. Schuvlklll
county. Penna. All persons indebted to said
rotate will please make jwyment, aTid those
havlnK claims against said estate will please
present me same tor settlement to
Or to her Attorney, JAKB Gkakt.
Gko. M. IIoadh, Administratrix.
Morris Building, I'ottsvlUe, Pa. MO-Ct-oaw
"71 STATU OF JOHN W. BEDFORD. Into of
Ali iost ureeK .townsuip 01 west oiauanoyj
Schuylkill county, deceased. Letters of ad
ministration on the above t state having been
frrtintcd to the undersigned, all persons in
debted to said estate ure requested to make
payment, aud thoso having claims or demands
against the estate of said decedent to present
tno same wituoui ueiay.
J. Claude Urdkobd,
Administrator,
-l-tVCt-oaw Girard Building, Phllft ,Pa.
NOVELTIES AT
YOST'S JEWELRY STORE.
Large assortment of Sul
phur settings in Ladies'
Bracelets, Fobs and Rings.
Musical Goods and instru
ments. A full line.
Clocks We are selling at
remarkably - low prices. All
kinds.
Frameless Eye Glasses are
what you want to tyear to be
up-to-date. They will look
welLon you.
YOST'S
Jewelry - Store,
1 12 N. riain St.
iltieura
Faithful Tri
Hood's Sarsapaiilla Triumphant in a Severe Test
Distressing Sore Completely Cured
The testimonials in behalf of Hood's Sarsaparilla are
worth reading because thay tell things worth telling. Just
spare a few moments lo read this statement below S
NT) man is mow favorably known
in nnd about ISpping, N. II., tlmn Mi-.
Joseph Stokes, tho husband ot the
lndy referred to. His word Is ns good
as a U. S. bond, nnd every stntoinant
from lilm or his family nmy bo most
Implicitly rolled upon. Kami this:
"O. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.:
"Gentlemen: For fully twonty ysors
my motbor lias been seriously troubled
by a Boro on her nose. For aomo time we
thought it of a cancerous nature, nnd it
was removed three times. A physician in
Boston said tho sore was not a cancer, but
"A Catarrhal Soro."
It discharged and was, of course, very an
noying as well as painful. .Sometimes it
was as largo as a half dollar, and it-was
necessary to keep it bandnged and pro
tected most of tho time. About two years
ago thesore'soemed to be spreading over
her face, and was larger than when tho
Boston physician removed it. Thero is
no question but that its origin was In
Tho Scrofulous Humor
with which my mother has always been
troubled. Two years ago she decided to
give Hood's Sarsaparilla a faithful trial,
bIbo using, as an outward application,
Hood's Olive Ointment. It was soon no
ticed, to the Joy ot tho family, that the
Sold by all druggists. Price
C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell,
I GREAT PGIZIjlE OFFER.
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FOR
The regular subscription price of "l
uemorest's magazine," i We will send all three to you for
. Judge's Library," and f one year for $2.00, or 6 mo. for SI.
Funny Pictures' is 5-30 J
'DEMOREST'S MAGAZINE' Is by far tho boat family mnRazIno published.: there Is nono
of our monthlliM in which tlio beautiful nnd tho useful, jileasuro ami iirorft, fashion ami
literature uve go fully presented as in Demorest's. There Is, In fact, no publication pro
tending 'to a similar scope and purpose which tun compare with It. Kvery number con-
( tains a free pattern coupon.
JUDGES LIBRARY' Isn monthly magazine of fun,, filled with Illustrations in caricature
ami rcpleto with wit and humor. Its contributors are tho best. of American wits and
( Illustrators.
FUNNY PICTURES' la another humorous monthly; thero Is a lauKh In every Hue of It.
All three of these magazines lire handsomely gotten up. You should not miss this chance
to securo them.
Cut here and return Couioii properly filled out.
Demot-e-st PufjlUWixg Co., 110 Fifth Atwt NCW York.
For the enclosed $2.00 -please send Demorest's Family .Magazine, Judge's Llbrarr
(a masazluo of fun), und Funny Pictures for one yrar as per our offer.
JWlliie..
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FACTS.
SHOE
STORE
Is the only Shoe Store in Shenan
doah that sells cheap for cash on a
cash basis. We do not give our
customers presents, but "do give
them the benefit of hard time
prices. Give us a call nnrl we will
prove what we say, not by talk,
1 A 1 ti
uui uy qunnty.
17 North Main Street.
FOR THIS WEEK
We offer two assortment of
glassware for 5 ana ip cent
that cannot be beat any where
for the money in tovn.
A FINE LINE OF GLASS LAMPS.
Meluskey & Son,
105 S. Main St.
CDA7CD AXLE
GREASE
II EST IN TUB WORLD.
Its wearingqualttiee are unsurpassed, actually
outlutlngtwo boxes of any other brand. Not
affected by heat. UrOKTTIllS GKNIJINU.
FOU SALE UY DEALERS aENEKAU.V-
Brings Reward
sore was diminishing in site sad Was' bo
oomlng less troublesome. Tills atieouf
aged her to continue the me of Hood'a
Sarsnpnrilln. She took 11 bottles, and now
Hor Fnco ts Well.
The sore has entirely dtsuppesred, Having-
not n scar, out only a slight took, whtoh
re think ninv In tint trtlnlW liliiinuMi
It is such a comfort to br Mid such Joy
to the rest of the family that we feel In
debted more than we can express, to
Hood's Svrssparills, that s(ra iM been
cured after twenty ftna of Buttering."
Miss Li. A. Sroitics, Hipping, N. tl.
From Mr. Stokes.
M I am glad to say that the oar of my
wife is exactly as stated In my daugbter'O
letter above. Josbfii Stokus.
Col. Bonnott,
Wlm writes the following, isn leading
contnictor nnd builder, has been ou
tho Govprnor's staff, nnd hold other of
(ieinl iositions of conlldonco nnd trust;
"I know the parties referred to in tho
letters above, and endorse them as thor
oughly reliable. I have known about
this case for some time, and am glad this
testimonial has been sent to 0. I. Hood
& Co." J. W. Bennett, Lowell, Mass.
Sarsa
pari
SI six for $5. Prepared only by
Mass. Tho Host Spring Medicine.
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- oYIce
State..
MILLINERY I
To her numerous friends
Miss Sallie Senior
xii North Main Street,
Ilns returned from the citv with the
finest selection of Ladies'' Millinery
Goods.
Easter Opening on
Friday, April gth.
poit SHKnil'P,
H. S. ALBRIGHT,
Or QawymuiBA;
Subject to ltfpublUxm rule
jjwt siiKini'P,
S. ROLL BEDDALL,
Ok 1'oht Cabbom.
Bubjett to ltepublloan rules.
BROM-KO.LOA
ALCOHOLIC, KBBV0US AND BILIOUS
HEADACHES '
Cured ljy tills granular efferveseent and stimu
lant. An Itwtont cure for sour stomachs nnd
lisadaelMM, wbloii often aocumulate from liavIuK
a wbt out.
JOHN F. CLEARY,
BOTTLER OF CARBONATED DRINKS,
17 and 19 Peach Alley, Shen
A genuine welcome waits you at
JOE WYATT'S SALOON,
Cor. f1aln and Coal Sts.
finest whiskeys, beers porter and ale
constantly on tap. Otiulce emperauee drinks
and clears.
A Handsomo Comploxion
Is one of tbo greatest charms a woman can
possess. 1'oiroNi's Couruuiox l'owuuu
gives it.
Wanted-An Idea 2
Who can think
some simple
thing to psteutr
&W?AridSf,,hsr,.w!uj:?s..wff.1't
aeys. Watbiostoo, 1). a, for their i.8UJ prlie offer
sad list of two hundred laTeiitiaas wanted.
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