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TENNEY'S
Peanut Brittle is the finest
peanttt candy made. 10
cents per box. Try one.
You'll want another. 100
pounds of chocolate drops
this week at 25c per lb.
HOOKS & BROWN
4- 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 :
Jleautitnl
Baby Carriages
$3.50
nutl
Upwards.
Ml
Handsome
Iron Bedsteads
S3.50
and
Upwards.
liefrigerators
With Spigots
and
Upwards.
M.Spoont,
1 IO East Centre SSt.
TO THE LAND OF SUNSHINE
Anil flower, lint IImihI iif Aiuorlnt, Ciill-
lornlit.
Via the tnie pathway, "The Iron Mountain
lioiito," whii'h traverses a region of perpetual
Hiunliiue, where snow storms bllsrarils or
hiith ultitnileaare unknown. l'tillrrmii first
anil seroinl eliis piiliiee null tourist sleepilid
ears t poiuU Ui Missouri, Arkansas, Testis,
Old anil New Moxiio, Arizona. California.
Oregon, Washington, NehrasVa, Vtali ami
Nevada, without elianse Quick time, low
rates, and all the comforts of modern railway
iinproveniaiit jeuarHiiteml W all who pur
eluwc tickets Via the Missouri I'acirle railwi'
.vtoio. l'or rates right from your liomp,
literature, atnl nil) inforniaBon, ,ilriiiatal
eunl, J. 1. MtCsnn, T. 1'. Agent. SIB Hail
ronil avenue. Klmira, X. V., or Ml JlKMil
way, New York.
2-3-tf W. E. Hojt, 0. K. P. Ant.
One application of Dr. Thomas' Eclectric
Oil takes away the pain of the most severe
burn. It is an ideal family liniment.
HOOD'S lrlLIjS cure Liver Ills,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A olean-nt laxative. AH Druggists-
Spring8
Dress Goods.
Twenty-five pieces of Im
ported Novelty Dress Goods for
25c. per yard. These styles are
new and are shown exclusively
ny-nis. 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 Waists. Don't
wait till choice styles are gone
but come now and pick from
our great 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 io or 15c;
why pay uore ?
L. J.WILKINSON
MAIN STREET.
LLOYD STREET.
O'HAM'S LIVERY !
BOARDING AND SALES STABLES,
Undertaking in - -
- - all its Branches.
Open Day and Night.
Cor. White 1 Mansion
and Lloyd
House
Streets,
Shenandoah,
Stables,
MAHANOY CITY.
WK HAVE TI1K HANJM40MKHT X
..OIL CLOTHS
IN TOWN.
E. B. FOLEY,
3? No. '1 1''' C'eufre Street.
tfKlftsKWAsMsV
5
There is
No Word M M
of inputting and
about which suoh
tender recollec
tions cluster ns
tlm of "Mother,"
yet there nro
months vnen iter
life Ik filled With
pain, dread and
ao fieri tiff, and slio
looks forward to
the final hour
with el 00 my
forebodings, fear and trembling.
"Mother's Friend"
prepares the system for the chance
taking place, assists Nature to make
child-birth easy, and leaves her in a
condition more tavoraoie to speeuy re
oovery It greatly diminishes the
danger tome 01 dovii niouiernuuuimu.
Sent by Mall, on receipt of price, fl.OO. Hook
to'Kspeo aBtMothcrj1' free upon application,
. 1 1 II -1 t 11 1.1.. r. l(tnl f 1
SOLD BY ALL DRUQGIST8.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Rev. lloliert O'Boyle visited friend at the
comity seat tn-iiar.
Grocer V. E. Jlegargle anfl Juhit woeKS
were emtrtty seat visitors to-flsy.
Slim Made lleniler, of Aslilaml, wes enter.
tallied by town friends last evonlng.
R. II. Mormn. the legalla niauumcwirer,
transacted business at l'ottsville to-day.
Thorns Blnl has gone to MeKeesport,
where ha will enter the employ of a druggist.
Oeorgo llutnl)le,wife ana son have retnrneii
from a visit to Mr. llumble'e parents at brie.
Pa.
Tliomas Thatcher, of West 0k street, yes
terday moved his family and household goods
to Tumuium.
Clarence Seaman, of Olranlvillo, county
oreshlent of the P. O. S. of A., was In town
this morning.
William milliliter, of r.oailing, Is the gnost
of his brother. Martin Ilillinger, on Hast
Centre street.
Miss Anna Williams, of Philadelphia, spent
yesterday nfternuon in town as the guest of
caterer David Head, of the Arcade cafe.
Dr. John lloxliy, of Philadelphia, who is
well known in town, lias located at Port
Carbon, where he will practice medicine.
Mrs John B.irtscli and daughter, Maine,
Mm. J.iraie Homier and Mrs. David Kvaiis
have gone to Philadelphia to spend several
days.
Daniel 0. O'Donnell, of West Oak street,
to-day received notice from the Stale Phar
maceutical Kxamiuiug Hoard, of liavlng
surcesfully loused the examination, held at
Ilirrishurg, Apiil 17, as a qualified assistant.
Mr. O'Donuull is the son of lMwurd
D'Dminrll, the genial and eflicient loo.il
igint for the Kaier llrewiug tMnuuiiy.
Wnx lelB" In flowers.
All kinds of fiin-r.il designs, made up in
wax. Old funeral frames refilled with mix
dowers. Payne's Uiranlvillc nnrseiies. tf
1VIAHAN0Y CITY.
Tnenty Miners In Danger of Muter In 11
Collleiy.
JIahaxoV City, May 5. Tho water rose
M high in the West Holmes gangway of the
Tunnol Illilgo colliery yesterday af'crnoou
that it necessitated the building of a dam.
After it was constructed and the water had
tilled it almost to the top it was discovered
that twenty men wore working inside the
gangway and their only outlet wns through
tho placo where tho dam hud lieon con
structed. A raft was made of planks nnd
William Vaiilils was put in charge. Ho
brought tho men out two nt a time. One
man fell oil" the raft and was rescued from
drowning after considerable ditliculty.
Tho Youini Mou's ltepublloon Club will
organise n bicycle club of about thirty riders.
It is proposeil to have a rare meet in tho fall.
The School llotird met lust night and de
cided to elm tho night schools.
At a meeting of the t'itizeus' lland last
night the following ollicers wure olectcd :
President, 1'ied. Klltsch; Vice President,
David Harris; Secretary, Christ. Witol ;
Financial Secretary, William Edwards;
Treamrer, John Haitung; Lender, E. N.
Keed; Sergeant, Hurry Harris; Trustee,
Hurry I.eitcnbcrger.
The I.OBt Found.
Katly this morning the conductors of the
Schuylkill Traction Company were notified
to bo 011 the lookout for John Murtha, a
ilunzaritin of Frackville, who was reported
miisiUK by ills wife. Murtlia is the instruc
tor of the Uniieariau bauds of this town
and Oirardville. Mrs. Murtha reported at
the railway headqtia-terH late last night that
her husband loft his home yesterday morn
ing to go to Uirardvllle and failed to return
home. Inquiry developed that her husband
bad left liinirdville for Shenandoah on a
Schuylkill Traction ear late in tlio afternoon
and sifter that all trace of him was lost.
Humors of fuul pi iy multiplied as tho rail
way employes plied their inquiries along
thoir routes for information concerning tlio
uiluing man, but at noon to-day the sensa
tion died out. Word was recolvcd that
.Murtlia reached liU home this morning. He
explained that I11 came to Slienanduuh from
(ilrardvillo ai d accompanied the Hungarian
band to serenade a newly married couple 011
West Moyd street. He threw himself into
the festivities and forgot that lie would not
return humo last night.
Nutiintlliitloii Day.
And now Auril IBlli, 1SH7, on and after this
date, the nvulur days for naturalisation lias
been Used as the flint Saturday of every
month instead of the first Monday of every
mouth as heretofore.
My the court.
J AM1 It. DHKQAN7,
1-S23 10U l'rothoiiotary.
UN Itiixluiintlim 1tcviuiHttn.'
AVai'h'nstiin, May 4. The request
yesterday for the resignation of the
supervising architect of the treasury,
Mr. Aiken, lias been anticipated for a
week or more. Although no official
statement In regard to the matter has
yet been made by the secretary of the
treasury, it baa been known that Mr,
Aikcn'x work baa not been altogether
satisfactory to Sir. date. Mr. Aiken
1h .m :ia:allvely a young man, and
It Is alleged has not had sufficient ex
pi rioni c in his profession to justify
bin retention
Will I'piiteot MoriniiiiK from Aneanlt.
Montgomery, Ala., May 4. One night
Iiihi week some religious partisans of
Jackson county carried Into the woods,
stripped and severely whipped two
Mormon elders. The elder subsequent
ly appealed to Governor Johnson for
protection, representing that they had
been threatened with death If they
remained in the state. The governor
has promised to protect them, and
has instructed the sheriff of the county
to make them lils siieclal charge. The
governor says the constitution of the
state guarantees religious liberty, and
that the Mormons are entitled to it.
Mom's TliU?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Iteward for
unv i'4Mcof Uatarrb that nan not ou cured by
Unit's Calnrrh (Jure.
K. .I.CHKNKY 4 CO , l'roM , Toledo, O.
We the uuilersiicued, bavv kuown K. J.C'Ueuey
for the lust l years, and lielleve hbu perfectly
honoruhle III sit business trunsacHoos and tln
soeisl y aide to carry out any obligations mado
!y their firm.
Wsvt k Tba vx. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O
w ai.iii. Kixxan A: Uabvis, Wlioiesttle Drug-Ki-ts,
Toledo. Ohio.
lluM's Catsrrli Cure la taken internally, actlna
ilhei tl ilHiii the Wood ulid mucous surfaces of
the stvin. I'rlieTV iwr bottle, hold by all
Iii-okh-ihU 'l't'Htinioolals free
Hull's Kallilh Pills lire tile t est
MM
PITHY POINTS.
Happenings Throughout the tiotiiilt'y
Clironlrleit lor llnsty 1'ertisnl. 1
McAdoo is to have a branch bank. j
At Halehm the garbage Is collected twhje
a week.
John rtrlttnn, of Turkey Hun, is doing
jury duty this week. j
The Odd Fellows' of 8ollersvilie oh Satur-1
day dedicated a new $20,000 temple.
Many Reading houses are being searched ,
for plunder secreted by youthful thieves '
P. J. Cleary. of town, lias received the i on-
tract for putting in the large sewer at Pitts-
ton.
District Attorney J. M. Shindel and Miss !
Carrie L. Patschke were married at Lebanon .
last evening.
The Lost Creek base hall team has reorgan
ised for the season, with about the siime
players as isst year.
Seven-year-old Frank Rensnn was drowned
at Weatherly before playmates about the
ci-eek could rrsene hlni.
A petition will lie presented to the Hoard
of Pardons to secure the pardon of 'Squire
Devtne, now In prison for conspiracy.
The telegraph operator, Irwin Sellers, who
was killed by a train at Myerstown, was a
son of Mrs. Lavtnln Hellers, of Telford.
While lie was fighting a big Newfoundland
dog that furiously attaeked him at Myers
town, Cliartc Oner's Jaw was broken.
First Defenders have sent a committee
from Heading W Washington, D. C, to ask
for the medals of lienor to which they me
entitled.
Allen town lays claim tn having the
youngest school director In the state. Shen
andoah can boast of having one at the age of
28 years.
erased by a neighbor's default on a note
for $1,000 which he bad indorsed, Farmer
David A. Long hanged hiuisetf at bis home,
near Aitnona.
It is stated that over 150 witnesses have
i been summoned for the celebrated Knorr-
WlnU-rstrcu dynamite ease, which will be
called for trial at lllooniaburg on May i.
The Prohibition con-entlun of Clinton
county hat elected delegates tu the stale
convention who were Instructed to vote for
Hev. Dr. S. C. Swallow for state treasurer.
Mine Insieetor Wm. Davis, of the Fifth
district, reports for the month or April two
f ital and eight non-fatal accidents in that
district, leaving two widows and four or
phans. Tllo warden of the Lehigh county jail is
now a convict of that institution, liavlng
been sentenced to an imprisonment of two
years and $100 flue on charges of forgery and
cinbez 'lenient.
Tho Natalie Coal Company lias changed
m .nagement iinK the olliclals hnvoall been
dNclmrgcd. This I the colliery near Mt.
Carmel Unit has defaulted in it wages pay
ments ho regularly.
On May 11) a new imsseuger train will bo
put into servlie, on the IVnusylVHiila roud
running between Sunlniry and Wilkusbarre..
it will make connections with tho Potttvllle
train at Neacopeck Junction. "
l'KKsox it. The gentleman who annoyed
'the cointrcmitioii last Sunday by continually
coughing will find Instant rellsf by using
One Minute Cough Cure, a speedy and harm
less remedy for throat and lung tumbles.
Deeds lleoorried.
I'rom Elista Kclner ut al to Geo. Sl(ngwlue
premises in Porter townililp,
From John II. llrown ot ux to John 11.
Iirennan, premises in North Union towiublp.
From Peter Urcenburg to ,. u. utissley,
premises In Shenandoah.
From Aug. Itun" ct ux to Clias. J. Smith,
premises in l'ottsville.
From Joseph Kronglowicz to Anthony Ack
crman, premises in Shenandoah.
From Johanna Drolslgackor to Annio E.
Iloycr, promises in Tromont.
From Henry C. hautorbaclier to Wm. Ker-
kcsl.igcr, premises in Tainaqua.
I'rom John P. Kariiest, assignee, to Will
iam Goodman, premises in Porter.
From Asst from W. F. Miller ct ux. to I.
II. Kilmer, premises in
Froui llobert Siddall ct u.x to Sarah Hullo
ctal, premises in East Union township.
For every quarter in a man's pocket
thero tiro a dozen uses; and to use each 0110
in such a way as to derivo the greatest btsiio-
fltisa question every ouo must solve for
hluisclf. We beliove, however, that no
better uie could be mado of one of these
quarters than to exchange it for a bottlo of
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
ltcmedy, a mcdlcino that every family should
be provided with. Forsaleby Gruhlerllros
druggists.
License Transfers,
William Kracmer, liconso of liosina Tiloy,
East ward, Tamaquit.
Henry Kull, license of Adam Kull, Middle
ward, St. Clair.
Albert J. Seuiar, license of Jacob Scmar,
North ward, Cressona.
August Portulain, license of Joseph Peake,
Third ward, Mahanoy City.
Joseph Peake, license of Frank A. Everett,
EastUniou township.
John Gateus, wholesale license of A. J.
O'Connor, South ward, Tamaqua.
Croup and whooping cough are childhood'.
terrors; hut like pneumonia, bronchitis, and
other throat and lung troubles, cun be quick
ly cured by using One Minute Cough Curo.
Coiotlublob lteturus.
The constables of tho nearly 159 districts
of Schuylkill county, yesterday mado their
cu (ternary report to the Court of Quarter
Sessions. As lias been the rule for the past
three terms of court they received no pay
or mileage, in accordance with the interpre
tation of the law. They were of course very
mad and many besieged the Commissioners'
ollioe. Tli ore were only six reports that con
tained auythiug that required tlio attention
of , tlio court, and three of these were for
f. and b and three for roads. Judging from
these leports, Schuylkill is a law-abiding
county.
HheiiHiidouli Dental Parlors.
Latest method of dentistry, good work
manship, moderate price. Positively teetli
extracted without pain. Entire satisfaction
given.
1-8-lm J. D. Dkknnan, D. D. S.
Mnrrlsge Ucensii,
TJios. M. Zelmer to Emma A. IWHs, both
of North Peun.
Patrick Began (Salvationist) and isry
Grim, both of Croasona.
Jlichscl Wentz, Shenandoah, and Emma
Nammas. of Gilberton.
Peter Yogus and Francises Audrusklewicz,
buth of Shenandoah.
Josepii Csesonls and Maggie Katliollnas,
both of Shenandoah.
.CHASES
BloodfHerveFood
For Weak and Run Down People,
UUrlT IT IC I The richest of all restore
WrlHI 1 1 IO I tive foods, because It re
places the essentials of life that are ex.
haunted by disease, Indigestion, high living,
overwork, worry, excesses, abuse, ete.
WHAT IT DOES I purTandcli'and the
digestion perfect It oreates solid flesh,
musole and strength. The nerves being
made strong the brain becomes active and
elear. It restores lostvitallty, stops all wast
ing drains aud weakness tn either sex, and
a a female regulator ha no equal. Price
Mo., orflve boxes K00. Druggists or by mull.
We oan help you. Advice and book, free.
pWrito Us About Your Case.
THE DR. CHASE
COMPANY.
U12 Chestnut Btreet,
Philadelphia.
of the Ololm f r
RHEUMATISM.
NEURALOIA and rtmiUr Complaints,
nnl lut'piutu under tlm etrinK nt
GEflMAN MEDICAL LAWS
iroionbod oy eminect pryiician
I DR. RICHTER'S i
PAIN EXPELLED
Wnrld rpmivnod 1 Tlnnnrknlilr f Ucrt sf nl !
Rltnli'mmulnn wllh TrA.1l- Atflfk " AncllOf.
I r. Ad. Ulclilor Co. . S I 1't arl St. . X or ork
31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
13 Branch Ilotiiss, Own Glassworks,
aA60cu. EadurwdrcuoUiUiuudcai'y
, ...1. , III X Hi. It 1
IIn. i,l,iii li. lOilV Mali HI ,
I. 11. Klillo, I'M Main Mt
mix i iinoixi ii
I on
ICHTIR'S
I ANCIIOn
OMACIlAt, best for
r , Iliwpcgwln jfcsjtomncli Ctewnl
STOCK REPORT.
Correetiil by tho "Herald" Dally TorSlnrk
llrolbers, llrohers, ltgnn lliilldlng.
oraaian. cxosino.
Am. Tobseeo 70
Atchison JOS 10
Am. Soger Ref 1W HTJi
Can. SoMlwni - gt
Jersey Oennd...r. WK ,Wi
Nortti i We-tern 10JI WM
o. a&a 7' 71
Ohtcsgoliss H 4
. PboI TJH
ltoek Island... SL,
Omahs MM JJM "
C. C. C. St. L JK
Amerlaan Bnlrlia, .
1)
V. II ,. ,
1-elilsh Valley...u
en. Klectrle
Iiik .t: Kasli....
Manhattan .-.
Mo. Paetflc...
X V. Central
IT. H. leather
No. I 'no. I'M.., ......,..,
Iteaillnjt
Temi. O. I
Wewern IHilftii.
South Hw. I'M
Chloaio Market.
ophsi.io. cixwixa.
Wheat, Sent
juiy
Corn, Spl
July
Oat, Scot
juiy i
Pork, Sept
July
hard, Sept ,
July
1'ntlior ntril Clilldi'im Drowned.
QallKtln. Tenti., May 4. John Nolln,
his two Uttio daurhiers and another
man, whoge name oould not be learned,
v ore drowned Sunday In the river
above here. The skiff was overturned,
and the fa'.her tried to take his chil
dren to shorci but the swift current
wept n'.l fear-of them under, and they
perUI.ed In tt few minutes after tho
boat capsized.
Tho lied Cin Ak Aid.
fiew York, llav 4. Clara, IJarton,
president ot.tlie American Ited Cross
society, has appealed to the American
people for aid to the Greek Red Cross
noclety, and' publishes cablegrams
from Athens urging the need for as
sistance, How to Trent 11 AVil'e.
(From Pacific Health Journal.)
First, get a wife; second, bo patient. You
may liavo great -trials and perplexities in
your business, hut do not therefore, carry to
your' home a cloudy or contracted brow.
Your wlfo may liavo trials, which, though of
loss magnitude, may bo hard for her to boar.
A kind word, a tendor look, will do wonders
in chasing from her brow all clouds of
gloom. To this wo would add always keep a
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Ilemcdy in
tho house. It is tlio best and is sure to be
needed sooner or later. Your wlfo will then
know that you really care for her and wish
to protect her hoaltli. For sale by Oruhler
Uros., druggists.
He Arrives Too Late.
"I'm tihvnys just n bit too late," sighed
tho Inventor ns ho threw down n potent
offlco report.
"When I wns strctohlng telegraph wires
up In the northwest before tho war, I In
vented n telephone with which to talk
along tho lino. When I got buck to civil
ization, sumo other fellow had tho machine
In working order nnd patented. Ono day
I delighted my confidential friends with n
phonograph, nnd whilo they were trying
to buy stock in tho concern along anno
word through the newsrnpiTS thnt my nu-
(uniutio talker was tho pioperty of somo
ono who wns just a few hours tihend of
inc. I was working night and day on tho
kinotoscopo up to the tlmo thnt it was pat
ented by another Inventor.
"Then I concluded thnt I would getaway
front electricity for n time, for it seemed to
bo my hoodoo. After Informing myself
na to how piiper wns made from wood pulp
I conceived tho ideii of producing silk from
some vegetable filler. I kept nt It for years,
nnd flnully jny efforts wero crowned with
stiooees. I used the spruoo tree just ns the
silk worm assimilates the mulberry lenf,
completing the transformation into silk
by n chemical process which presented tho
knottiest problem 1 Iinu to solve
"Hut onoe more fate anvo mo tho oold
shoulder. A Frenchman liad been pecretly
working on the same lines and bent mo
out by n lap. Ho has his piitcnts nil over
the world, ami n factory Is being built in
Now Jersey. It means cheap silk and
in Jl 1 ions to the inventor.
"Now I'm going to try to establish com
munlciition with Mars, nnd I'll bet that if
I succeed some other fellow that bus wen
talking with tho people there for n week
or two will turnup." Detroit Free Press.
Some Opened Tombs.
In his, Milton's, early Latin poem he
had anticipated that he would one day
wear the I'arnussian laurel, and added,
"Astego geoura pacoqulescam." Tho
first ltrt of l()s youthful prophecy was
amply fulfilled. Not alas the second. Or.
Gurth coinrluiued thiit"K'en churches are
no ganotuiirlos now," and the complaint
Is einpliaslsed by what befell the remains
of the great Puritan. He was buried in
St. Olles', Crlrplegate, on Nov. 18, 1H74,
and for 119 years until 1798 no monu
ment wus nil soil over his grave, and the
exact spot of bis Interment wuh' forgotten.
IJut in 1790 search was made, and on Aug.
3 It wns announced that his coffin had
been found. The church authorities right
ly "disdained .to disturb the sacred ashes."
Hut tbut nlght.n publican, a lawnbroker,
a surgeon nnd p oulHim.aker got Into the
oliurcb and opened the leaden shell. The
publican "punted bard at the teeth," and
at last got one knocked out by 11 stone.
These body snatchcrs felt strongly Inclined
to steal the whole lower Juw, aud After
pawing and bundling the hollowed re
mains thii sacrilegious wretches tore nut
some of the hulr and stole scire of tho
boner. As recently 11s 1U63 11 writer in
Notes i.nd Queries says, "I have handled
one of Milton's ribs." Well mlht the
poet t'uw 1 tr jrotcst aaalnst Hicho grew
some mid Imleii nt toniilliirltli s committed
by igumaiit anil graul'm triors. Very
Itev. if. W. Inrrnr ln"i 01 uni.
Xew Undertaker,
T. J. Cuakley has opened an iinderUklug
establishment iu town with his oltlce located
atJ. J. Coakley'a. 30 North Main street.
J Night calls nt the Ferguson House. 8-1-v
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VEmKSAY'S SAtBBALt GAME.
Vritlotial lriRIIB.
At Brooklyn U Ihtllngi, dnrknessl
rtrookyln, Si naltlmore, I. At Cincinnati
Cleveland, Cincinnati, 1. At l'ltts-burg-Pittsburg,
V. Louisville, 4. At
WnahlnEton Oniric forfeited to NeW
Toik, to 0, Wnshington refuslnB to pi
tlio last half of the fourth Inning.
ItmtvlMi l.KUO.
At Providence- llulTalo. 5; I'rovMehce,
3. At Sprlngtleld - Springfield. H; To
ronto, 6.
Atlnutlo Lcnunc.
At Norfolk Norfolk. 11; lllchmond, 5.
Two liniiortiuit Koriilau nr'tont.
Washington, May 4. The president
now has under consideration, the claims
of arplrants for two of the most Im
portant European missions, Kussla
and Spain, and It Is believed has ar
rived at a point where he will be ablo
anon to send in the nomtna'tons for
these ulaces. While it is not known
definitely who the nominees will be,
there Is reason to believe th. t lb 3
Itusslan mission may go to General
J. II. Wilson, of Delaware. As a suc
cessor to Hannle Taylor at Madrid the
name that so far stands at the head
of ihe Hit is believed to lie that cf
ex-9reaker nryant, of the Illlnolo les
lslature. When the spring tlmo comes, "gentle An
nie," like all other sensible persons, will
cleanse tlio liver and renovates tlio system
with DsWitt's Little I'-arly Hlscrs, famous
tittle pills for the liver and stqmach all the
year round. C. II. Hagenbuch.
To TeHt n South CnrolJua law,
Charleston, May 4. A suit waB be
gun here In the United States court
yesterday which may seriously affect
the dispensary law of South Carolina.
The suit Is brought by W. A. Vander
cook A Co., of California, against Dis
pensary Commissioner Vance and all
constables or state officials acting
under the dispensary law, and a per
petual Injunction Is asked by the com
pany prohibiting them from Interfering
with the business of the company
which may be transacted with Its
South Carolina patrons. The suit is
the reult of the recent seizure of a
carload of wine shipped by Vander
cook & Co. for a number of private
citizens.
Unrtliqunko In Virginia,
nichmond, Va., May 4. Salem, Itad
ford, Pulaski, Blncksburg, Chrlstlans
burg, Itoanoke, Wythovllle, Flncnstle
and other points In southeastern Vir
ginia report having experienced earth
quake shocks yesterday, At most
places there were two Bhocks, one
shortly after noon and the other at
about 4 p. m. Itadford appears to have
been the point of the most prpnounced
disturbance. IJrlcks were thrown from
the chimneys, and pluBterlng Was
knocked down. At several points In
the southwest there wkb snow Sunday
night. No seismic disturbance seems
tn have bien felt in the Shenandoah
valley.
Whon you waut good rooting, plurubine
im &tting, or general tiuainithing done ci, 1
in E. F. Gallagher 18 West Contre street
Dealer Ic stc-os 1-tf
Sale of School ltoiidn.
Thoro are Btill on sale at the Secretary's
otlleo sixteen ?300 bonds and one bond
of tlio Shenandoah school district. These
bonds bear interest from the first day of
April, 1897, and will run thirty yours. In
terest, 4 per cent.; payablo semi-annually.
Parties wishing them will avail themselves
of tills opportunity nt once, ns a ft or May 1st,
1S'J7, the School Hoard will dispose of the
rcuiuiniiig bonds to outside parties, if not
taken up by town peoplo on or before that
date
By order of the Ilonrd,
J, J. PllICE, l'residcut.
Attest : FntNK IlANNA, Secretary.
Tiiinuiiun High School Graduates.
Tlio graduating class of '07 of the Ta-
niaipui High School, Is composed or the
following: Misses Gertrudo Fisher, Lenora
Clnicir, I.idio Ranigan, Jouuio Stapleton,
May Oliver, and Ireuo Kico, Cliarles Hons-
bergcr, llobert II. Uarris, Edmund Thomas,
El want Hororphin, llobert Graelr, Bernard
Kliks, Ilalpli Jones, Lewis Homer and Am-
b.-oso Sullivau. The colors of tho class aro
light steel aud garnet. .
Unconditional surrender, is tho only terms
those famous little pills known us DoWltt's
Uttio Early Hlsors will make witli constipa
tion, sick heodacho aud stomach troubles.
The lloily Turned to stono.
Ill removing tho remains of Miss Clara
Strausscr. who died eight years ago at Mt.
Cannol, on Friday, from one gravo to another,
the body was found to bo completely petrified.
She was 17 years of ago when she died, and
wns a daughter of Daniel Strauseer.
Ask your grocer for no "Eoyal Patent
Soar, and take no other brand. It is tho best
flour mado.
Doublet Murderur J'ntnlly Shot.
Kansas City, Mo., May 4. "Dill" Ad
ler, one of the most notorious charac
ters of the city, on Sunday night com
mitted his second murder within threo
years, and wns himself shot and per
haps fatally wounded. Adler "mixed"
with the negro keepers in a crap gama
at Sixth street and Broadway, and
when the smoke cleared awuy It was
found that Adler had shot and killed
William Johnson, a negro, and that
Adler had been shot In the sldo by
lames Gordon, colored. In 1894, dur
lug the street masquerade which con
cluded the fall carnival, Adler killed
PostuIIlee Inspector Jesse McClure. He
was convicted of manslaughter and
served ten months In Jail.
WINBINQHIt. At Malmnny City, on the 1st
lutt., William A. Ilenslnuer, aged 88 yeats, 3
inoiitlm and It days, l'oneral will take plaee
on Vednesoay afternoon from his late resi
dence, 011 Main street, at 1 o'clock. Services
will he held at the house. The cortege will
leave on the 2 14 p. m. I1 & It. train for AbIi
land, and Interment will he made at Fountain
Springe Mrmliers of the Joe Hooker Tost
O A. 11 , of Asjiland, are invited to attend tlio
funeral. IS-J 2t
IHninlos, lilolchin. b'.n Lhi'iuli rid, rough, oily,
rootby sUi i i V n-aip, dry, tldn, and
tulllnit Ij.iii I ).'. IjIi mulii's jircvrntod by
OlJTii um : - ,', 1)10 louKt i-if, 1 tin' tUn purify
ing and bcaulifylug soap lu tlic urld as well as
purust and sweetcat for tollot, bath, and nurwry.
li told throughaut the world. Fottii D. a vd R. Cosr
Sol I'r.ip , ByWu- OJ-'llow to BmuIIt tb Skln,Hfre
BLOOD HUMORS
IVrminentlr Carsd by
CUT1CURA ItEHKDIEftJ.
A Handsome Comploxion
Is one of tba greatest charms a woman an
poises. I'oaiom's CourutxiOM rowsan
gives It.
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worth having ; all the styles.
Stocked up with the nattiest,
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in the store that
money.
The New Tan Oxfords
For Ladies, at $ i. oo, $1.25 and 1.50; in
black for 73c and 1.00.
Men's bicvele shoes : regulation makn ;
mm
good-wearers ; long-lasters ; thoroughly ewih,
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trustworthy; $1.25,
The nicest line of
had at enough of saving over prices of r?jj
ordinary stores to make it well worth your
while buying here.
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FACTORY :
221-246 North limerick Street,
S1WNANDOA1I, PA..
I have made a general reduction
to do so until May 29th.
shipp's
SHOE
STOE
Is the only Shoe Slore in Shenan
doah that sells cheap for cash 011 a
. 1 . I TYT , .
uusii uasts. we uo not Rive our
customers presents, but do eive
tnem tne Denelit ot hard time
prices. Give us a call and we will
prove what we say, not by talk,'
out by quality.
1 7North Main Street.
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 ut
remarkably low prices. All
kinds.
Frameless Eye Glasses are
what you want to wear to be
up-to-date. They will look
well on you.
YOSTS
Jewelry - Store,
112 N. Hain St.
JjlOR 81!B11H1,
S. ROLL BEDDALL,
OP PotiT CAttHON.
Bubjeet to Itepubllcan rules.
1M I 11 11 fl IJflisWrllvH: ' i-miHUU 11 lUf yW-'
FACTS
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about nil the kinds iSi
dressiest
and there's
$1.50 and $2.00.
Spring Goods we ever
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SCKEBN
PRAHES.
5CR12EN
RINOS.
JfiuiuVioturer of
creetts,
WINDOW GUARDS.
STABLE GUARDS,
TREE GUARDS,
Ilron
3fences
Of all descriptions at lowest rates.
in Ikon Fkncijs ami will continue
MISCELLANEOUS.
TITANTKD. Man. fair erfuontinn. rw suwcrln-
tonilcnt, (00 per month flryt yonrT SmaU
uvhIi security rwiutrcd.
iMretw"Oj)poitunlty,
mm oiuce.
T ICICN'SK FOIt SA LH. Tlie saloon ami
Jj tailraut lictMiM ot Daniel It. AVINon, 011
Centi street, Afthtaml, it for sale.
Apply at
huh on ico.
i-a-ii
T.AOIt SAT.K. Ixt 30 1 100, sHualu on Went Coal
1? street. Two single houses, one on tho
front nnd the other on the rear of lot. For
price and terms apply to T. 11, Iteddall,
Attorney-nt-law, corner of Main and Centre
directs, -1-28-tf
"Tf ANTED. Ven to prepare for examination
for elerk or carrier to le held at Sheiiuik
doah post ofllce soon. Yalmhla information
about CJoverument positions and examinations
free. NATIONAL COKK1S8FOND1SNCK IN
ST1TUTK, Detriment K. Washington, 1. C. 0t
ESTAT12 OF JOHN W. llKDlOUI). lato of
Lost Creek township of West MahanoyJ
Schuylkill counly, decftfced. Letters of ad
ministration on the uboe (.state having been
ffr.mted to the umlerslgucd, all persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make
payment, and those havitig claims or demands
agnimt the estate of said decedent to present
the same without delay.
J. Cl.AT.DE IlKIroR!,
Administrator,
1-G-Gt-oaw O Irani Building, 1'hlla ,F.
BROM-KOLOA
ALCOHOLIC, NERVOUS AND BILIOUS
HEADACHES
Curex hy this granular effervescent and stlnui
lant. An Instant cure for sour stomachs aud
headaches, which often accumulate from having
a night out.
JOHN F. CLEARY,
BOTTLER OF CARBONATED DRINKS,
17 and 19 Peach Alley, Slien .
FOR THIS WEEK
We offer two assortments of
glassware for 5 and 10 cents
that cannot be heat any where
for the money in town.
A FINE LINE OF GLASS LAMPS.
Meluskey & Son,
105 S. Main St.
Evan J. Davies,
l.IVERY AND
Undertaking !
13 N. Jardin Street.
AT
1ISS 8ALLIE SFNIOR S,
xiz North Haiti Street,
not a shoe
isn't fullest value for the m$M
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