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TIER'S WAIT I WAIT I WAIT I
ANOY CITY, PA.
THt DAYLIGHT:
We will supply the Hb.n lamp cnmi ! n f"r
ft.ag. Will save the R.K. I lit-- ioi .i'ic'1 ,
taantte made only 35c. ;
HOOKS & BROWN;
North Main St.
THE RUSH I
To Alaska
li the Spring will be Tremendous.
The mot profitable lrnnimwi w 111 ! in tni im
portation awl tnerlmnd'niiifc auI In fmnirOHi ,
food and Atipiitlr to tho imittitu! r dt.M
Wkts In short, it pTiPRil Tnnhiirf. M r ir -t
to Mid tfteamnliip ImsUics. It was ko in r it
Jfjll tie so to Hw.
TJe Alaska Transportation
and Development Company
$5,000,000
T meet this demand, will own
non-assessable
Incorporated
Capital,
I demand, Will own und opornti it-
QtaC STEAftSRS, BOATS AND BARGES
OK THE YUKON.
Odnatctlnf with its own line of large and
Miff nlflo sat Ocean Steamers,
flnccdallVfulAntul for rattuinur I.iimiiips. -
in to 1 not country an f miniMisi :iinou.it of
piws and fiutnmcnt for the mi inn, m vU
fnrtuslUngtticm transportation for thoinrl
and
and their kh1h.
muttons at different potnN
ottered any pe'n. be tin
means, to buy share of stock in tl;
(.HtaMfMliiiiK TiwI
h. An (Mtn'irltitiHx is
be thoy of miu.ll orlmnc
r it.uk in 1U, ....tin...,.
wra iwmvipnie in tnc
HWORMOUS DIVIDENDS
iaare to bo earned within the next 12 month
SAnres are offered at $1.00 each
par value, non-aasemmble, and will le offered
tor a limited time only.
Sifer than Savings Banks and Bank Stocks
Paying larger dividends While numerous
saving bank and banka h,e upcmU-l,
transportation nnd trndluu; coinpiuiie win
never Been In the Hat of failure- This stork in
on of the moat desirable lui stmcnt o(t. n .1
the public.
The Incorporators and stockholder i h . ,n.
connected with this cmnpans an n . n i.l m ii
experience in similar uudcrt ikmei .mil nu n
whose nanus nro sufficient it " "fih.
atatidins; of the companv, to w it
ALBBKT C. BLATZ, Pres Vtil lllalr II u i , I
Milwaukee.
HON WM. E. MASON, United St,!- Meiint.n
from Illinois.
W.G. KDWAKlMi, Paaa. Tioflh Mr. ' II .V.
D. R. K , Oincinnatl. ,
PRINK A. HEC1IT. of Clms. Ka.-stnii A. Co.
Chiemro. '
CIIAS. II. ROCKWELL, Trafll. Mgr. C I. A L
K. H , I Motion ltnutc) Chicago
W. C. KINKAUMON. Oen'l Pom. Agt. C. N. O
& T. P K It , Incinnntl, O.
U W (IRIFl'ITII. l'rcs First National llnnk.
Vieksbury, M Iss.
FKE1) V OTIIC, jiiit eighteen year with
Shelby Bank, Micll, vlllc, lnd.
J. M. PHILLIPS V abler First Natfl Hank,
VU'kHtmri.', Miss.
And bumlteils uf ntlicr- equally prominent.
Vdilrrssand mulct nil money payable to
JheAlaskaTransporta!iGn& Development Co,,
w ' u r Hmldhiff,
Van Uur'ii & Ivrhornftsr,"
CHICAGO, ILL.
Owa House,
Hi
today,
member 19.
IKXf BIG fllfflfldlH
BtS- ;it i rf o
: LAS0N'S PROMINENT SUCCESS
Until Friday,
November
a. m.
19th, at 9
UHI0H CLOTHING COMPANY
Hava Bught the Entire SUok and Good
Will of the Baltimore Bargain Store and
Have Leased the Immense Building,
MA. 4 Main Street, Shenandoah,
ia., In the FergVson Uonee
Block,
33
fcViTft THE POPULAR COMEDIAN
imiessylxroyle.
The Rosy Freshness
And a velvet softness of the skin is lnva-
Irlably obtained br ihort who use Pozsoni'b
Complexion ."owdtir.
DUSTO'S BARBER SHOP !
Attentive and akillfu! tonsorlal artists always
in attendnttce.
rsj
test Si
hop In Town.
W. G. DUSTO, Prop.
FergBsoa Boom Block.
v Headquarters for
.... Commercial Travelers
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
J. GRANT MOYEH, Prop.,
Opr. Oual and Main streets, Shenandoah, Ta.
HUbllns Faellltles Uniurpaased.
Terms
Hoarders oorotortably acconimodatett by week
V or month.
i SPECIAL SALE FOR
SATURDAY
French Butter Scotch JOo
Owsnut Taffy
Hoarfaound Drops joe
Obooo'iatcCroam ,.
All klnda of fruit candy.... Jjc
Xlondyke Gold Boston Chls.... ljo
Croam Datea
And nil Different Kinds of Choice
Candies.
NEW YORK CONFECTIONERY COMPANY,
110 Xottb, Main Street.
Iporrent.
Otte dwellintr on East Lloyd
tie., formerly occupied by H. C
Fainter. Ha eight trice rooms.
rv. lHnB- on North Wliite
atiwrtt formerly occupied by Ia
dof Interateln. Haa 10 rooms,
litis, bent and other convenience.
APPLY AT
- O'pRR'S LIVERY,
if, YViiU ltd Lbj. Stt Shemmdoab, Pa.
HiMl i.l-K 1"
GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED,
" II AY uud v' I! w
Floor and Table OU Cloths.
E. B. FOLHY, T:,:L
PflCf A - 25, 35, 50 and 75JM"
( !Imrt at Snyder's Drug Store.
IIISJI.1I8I
BlaiVkets aucl shawls are now selling
faU Wehauille only those of superior
'ity, and we purchase them in case
direct from the manufacturers.
o fine all wool White Blankets, J3.75
Mir. 7oxSl. J4-75 the pair. 74x84,
a pair. A good wool Blanket as
M Ji-75 the pair. 11 -4 colored wool
tests, tl.25 to I2.75 the pair.
ADIES', MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
UNDER "VV EAR,
tir stock of Ladies', Gentlemen's
Children's Underwear m cotton,
and merino, has been selected with
; care, and is certainly worthy of
Inspection. You will save money
king advantage of the bargains c
to otter 111 this line, wc handle
tile best makes of the lending mnnii
rera, and they arc sold to you with a
gusihntee.
jjilies lleecetl tibbeil Vests, extra
Ur. and quality, fine finish, at 25c,;
ride at 50c. Ladies natural and
all-wool vests, $1.00 to $1.25.
i natural ool shirts and drawers,
, Soc, 75c., $1.00, $1.25, $1.75
. Men's scarlet shirts and drawers,
to $1.00 each.
And will open tlielr SOtlt liranoli sto-e to the
labile With a aratnl Ave days opeuhnc sale.
iVe want vollf trado. Our nlaea must In
come tho (radios; place uf the people. Oar
wre ii jowr store, uinte inu ue eonvitirea
Every ihhu, woman or child; the mechanic in
well at (he laborlUE man or farmer, the rich
a well aa the poor, all will flud it to their ad
vantage to visit our sture on the opening
days. We have come to stay, but hi order
to Wo me quickly acquainted with tho
people of Shenandoah and surrounding towns
we naro inaugurated the uew firm's rail and
, inter stock with the 8 Day Opening Sale
and give the teutilo the benefit.
A sal,; never before heard of ill this part of
tne country.
To he plain, it will lie 110 sale. It will be the
greatest slaughtering of new .Men handise in
the city. Dlil you ever hear of buying a fine
tallor-nuwle suit worth $18 for $8.08 ? No you
tlid nut. but yon can get one at this sale. A
flue fi ptirof panta for 79c. Just think of
it, you can buy a good tmiu a suit fur fU 08.
But ri'iuetnoer only dining this opening you
can get 1 base bargains.
i(.'oiiie to this groat Special Salo, It will
pay you if you have to travel 100 miles. An
oiiiHirtiinit.v like this never comes ntmlu.
On accotrflt of this immense sale tho store
haa been cloned for Ave days, expressly for
tho purpore to arrange for this sale, llemcm-
ler 110 postponements. Thi great opening
sale will continue and last but five days.
Everything will be sold at retail, at 80 per
cent, teas than acual wholesale co tof manu
facture. To show what gigantic bargains
win ne onereu. a lew prices tiro mentioned.
and there are thousands of tllflcrout bargains,
which, lor want 01 space, wu caunot mention
here.
We advise you to bring this advertisement
with you g' that there be no mistake and you
get oiactly the goods wo advertise. In order
to propcm arrange fur this great sale the
store will be cliwed until Ktiday, Nov. 10th,
at D n. in., when tho Great Fire Day Salo wlli
commence and last Five Days.
Union Cassluiere, Single and Double
Bieasti d Sack, regular price $0.00, now $2 09
Good, Substantial, Wear-diving liu-iiess
Suits, worth $13.00 for $3 bT. Klegnut
Cheviot Suits, Black anil Mixed Color-,
-ock, Round and Square-Cut, retail price
JIG SO, now $5.35. Itegiihttlon, Heavy Blue,
O. A I! Suits, usual $18 00 quality, now
5 78. Corkscrew, Diagonal, and Fancy
Mixed Worsted, Sacks and Cutaways, regu
lar nrii 0 18 00 and 880.00. for S7.30. Fine
Clay Wursted and Thihets. Usual price $88.00,
now tHMU. Mens unou working rants,
worth $2 00, for B8c. Worsted Pants, worth
J2.80 and $3 00. for $1.28. Cheviot and
CtuBimi re Bunts, worth $3 50, for $1.43.
Men's Fine Dress Pants, worth from $1 00 to
J8.00, now $1.03 to $3 10. Youths' Oasalniere
mil Worsted Suits, worth $5.00, for $1 00.
Youths' Ultra Fine Dress Suits, in Cheviots.
Fine Worsteds and Fancy Cassimercs, worth
$7.00 to $13 00, now $8.50 to $0.08. 5000
Pairs Boys' Knee pants at 11c, sizes 3 to 14
years.
Men's Serviceable Spring and Fall Over
cuatf, worth $11, for $3.40. Fine Silk uud
Satin-Lined Fall and Winter Overcoats,
worth $18 to $33, for $U 0 and $12.35. Storm
Ove.rcoits for from $3 to $0. They are worth
$0 at least. Men's Medium Weight Jk-;""
coats, in Meltons and Kerseys--flrt"'",..,..
worth from $13 to (SO. n0 to JS
Fr.n.ce.Alhert smts Jn. 3 f Worsted and
Corksciew, worm $25, now $0.75. All the
new and nobby patterns Single and Dottble-
Jreastui. tioou school suit, worth t2, now
87 cents Nobby Dress Suits, worth $3, now
51.18. rino Dress Suits, in rancy Cussl
merer and Worsted, worth from $ I to $0.50,
.ow $1 85 to $3 25. Odd Coats, Odd P.-iuts
and Odd Vests will be almost given away.
Children's Blue Pilot and Chinchilla IiecfcH,
worth from $4 to $0. now from $1.75 to $2.75
Children's Capo Overcoats wortli from $2 to
$U. now during this salo from 00c. to $2.50
Hats worth 70 00, now ,.c. iluys Hats
worth S1.50, now 15c. Bicycle Hose, worth
$1, now 15c. Collars, Cull's, Driving Gloves,
Neckties, liaudkcrchlcfs. all kinds of bhirta
nnd Underwear. Silk suspenders, worth 50c.
and 75c, now 0c. Overalls, worth 75c, now
37c.
If you valuo money you can't afford to miss
this chance. As this salo Is bona-fide, wo
wish to Inform the Public to be very careful
to see that you get tho right place. Wo have
come to stay. But this stock must bo sold
nut in 5 days. ,
Beware of itrpostors as other Merchants
may display signs in order to deceive the
public. Be sure you arc at tho right place ;
look before you enter.
UNION CLOTHING OOMPANY,
4 Main Street, Ferguson Hotel Block
Shenandoah Pa.
Itulea and regulations for this salo: Bute
No. 1. No one will be allowed iu the store he
fore 0 a. m. and after 0 n. in. Store open
Saturdays until 11 p. 111. Kulo No. 2. No
special discounts will he given to merchants
or storekeepers. Itulo No. 3. All clerks are
requested to oxchauRo goods. Please report
any inattention of clerks to our cashier.
Clare lare paid to all out-of-town buyers
when properly vouched for.
Many rnlltlent Unndtdates.
From Mahnnoy City Hecord.
Next year wPI be a big one politically, ami
already applicants Tor fat cilices are "plng
up on all sides Some of tho llei.tibllcau
cmdidates so far beard from are: Congress
man Brumm fur either Governor, Jatie' or
Congress ; Judge Koc'i, of course, will tie a
candidate for the nomination for Judge but
he will have competitors in Arthur L. Shay,
I). ('. Honniug and George M. HiwiU.anil Mr.
Brumm, if he falls of theGoverilnrslili. Hon.
S. A. I.osoli, of Schuylkill Haven, and Hon.
C. Matten, of Pottavllle, are candidates
for Congress conditionally. For District At
torney the following will lie the candidates:
C. K. Ilraekons, of St. Clair ; S. 11. F.dtvards,
of Potlsvllle, and A. L, Shay, also of Potta
vllle, If he Is not nominated for Judge. The
names of Democratic candidates now 11 nc
talked of are : For Judge of the Cofcrt of
Common Pleas, George J. Wadllnger, S. II.
Kaorcheraiid 11. W. dimming, of Pottsvllle,
and W. A. Marr. uf Ashland ; for Congrea,
Hon. James B. Iteilly, W. F. Shepherd and
James W. liynn, of Pottsvllle ; and J. O,
Ulrlch, of Tamaqtia ; for District Attorney,
It. S. lUshore, of Treroont, and M. J. ilo-
Louglilln and James J. Mnran, of Pottsvllle.
The candidates for other office are more
numerous and hail from all sections of the
county.
TJ will always find here a large
and attractive line of Dry
Qoods to select from. Table
H, i,inen l able Lovers, wane,
Gray and Plaid Maiinels,
inns, Tickings, Muslins, umg-
Flannelettes, Canton Flan-
Jn colored, bleached and tin
ned ; all-woll Skirting Flan-
Crashes, Hosiery, Gloves,
Napkins, Combs, Hair
be, etc.
WETS AND RUGS
Ba ain 1
' 1 This deportment is on the
sacM 4 floor and is well stocked with the
prodi etion of the leading manufacturers
of O Mts and Kugs. You will find in
tbja irJUection of fine pattern every-
tat is desirable iu Moquettet,
Ikrusael, Axminstcr, Tapestry,
n and Rasr. and our price are so
tat you cannot fail to be suited.
Scalst
baiCt.
ndxt
neltl
Tola
InflseMi
-VTa are agent for Hie
iSTTBWOK PAPER PATTERNS !
A foi and complete line always in stork.
Monpily Fashion Sheet FREK OF
CHAhOE. Oct one.
P. J. GAUGHAN,
No 37 North Main St.
k croup
Buy Koystoneflour. He sure that the immr
r.nwin & Barb, Ashlaud, Pa., la printed on
ever mcV. - -
Deeds Recorded,
From lrvin A.Seltier, ct ux., to George
Dresher, premises In Union township.
From Ilcv. Charles I. Carter, exeeubTr et.
al , to ltev. James F. Wood, of PlillatleTphia.
From Henry B. Cmkerg to Key- James F.
Wood, of Philadelphia.
From Kdward Madcaford, et ux.. to Alvln
A. Madenford, premises in Wayne township.
Petition from tho Auburn Water Com
pany to the Governor was placed on file.
Charter from tho same water company
was also recorded.
I rom James Galhraitb to Franciska Nowak,
premises in I,ykens.
From John Smith to the Sohuylkill Build
ing and Loan Association, premises n Schuyl
kill Haven.
From Edward E-ist to Frank M. Werner,
promises In Pottsvillo.
ttt.CHASE$ .
BloodfHerveFood
For Weak and Run Down People.
UfUAT IT IC I The richest of all restora
nnHI II IOI tlve foods, because it re.
E laces the essentials of life that ore ex.
nusled by dlteabc, Indigestion, high living,
overwork, worry, excesses, abuse, etc.
WHAT IT DOES! SftlStSS
digestion perfocj it creates solid flesh,
muscle and strength. The nerves being
made strong tho brain becomes active and
clear. It restores lostvltaltty, stops all wast
ing drains and weakness in either sex, and
as a female regulator has no equal. Price
60c, orllvo boxes 52.00. Druggists or by mall.
We can help you. Advice nnd book, free.
VV. Ito Us About Your CasoT
THE DR. CHASE COMPANY,
1M2 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
is what many a mother is looking
for; something absolutely snfo and
reliable, that will disarm her terror
of that dread rattling, strangling
cough, so foarful to the mother, so
fatal to tho child. Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral is a croup cure that can be
relied on. Thousands say so.
Mrs. W. J. Dickson ("Stanford Bvalrth")
writ from Truro, N. S. :
"That terror of mothers, the startling,
croopy cough, never alarmed me so long as I
had a bottle of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral In the
house."
"We have used Ayer's Cherry Pectoral In
our family for years. Once when our boy
had a severe attack of croup, we thought
that he would die. But we broke up the
attack by using Ayer's Cherry Pectoral."
K. 11. COX, Plaucheville, La.
Ayer's
C&otij Pectoral
is put up in half-size bottles at half
price 50 cents.
laafilcrtfln irtnj
VtUUIUU Mil thlU2topi:
ftm c-n t.-lfix
cf r"Bia ilipltf
D.aI. -... 1 .n . . .,, l.dnf. vnn br
Write JOHN WEDDEltlll'KH & CO.. PstK'.Sni
oeyi. Waiililinttoii, D. t'..fir thflr 'WnfiiaorTM
mi lut of two litin.irc.1 tnvratlc: r'?Lp2. 3
"I'd l.lho to lte n Itoy Aira!n.N
I'd liko to bo ti boy ngnln withuut n woo
or care, with freckles scnttered o'er my
fnoo nnd bnyseeds In my bulr. I'd like to
rise at 4 o'clock and do n hundred chores
and saw tho wood nnd feed the lions nnd
look tho Rtnhlo doors, nnd herd tho bona
and wntoh tho bocs nnd take tho mules to
drink, nnd tench tho turkeys how to swim
so they will not sink, and milk n hundred
cows nnd bring In wond to burn nnd stand
out In tho sun nil jlny nnd churn and
churn and churn, and wear my brother's
cast off clothis and walk four miles to
school, and get n licking overy day for
breaking some old rule, tiDd then get homo
ngnln tit night nnd do the chores once
moro, nnd milk tho cows nnd feed tho
hogs nnd enrry mules n soore, nnd then
crnwl wearily up stnlrs nnd seek my little
bed, nnd hoar dad say, "Thnt worthless
boy, ho doesn't corn bis broad." I'd liko
to be n boy 11 Ruin, n boy fins so muoh fun.
Ills lifo Is Just one round of mirth, from
rlra to set of sun. I think there's nothing
plcnsnuter than closing stable doors nnd
hording hens and chasing bees und doing
alAprdincssiog.'l
sis
Manager Stevenson, of Pawnee Illll'
aggregation, was the guest of Dr. and Mrs.
J. Pierce ltobetts, yesterday. Beth gentle
men had been former college chums.
T?1M TawIs nmitrtptar nf thfl Delmnnlcn.
Tamarjua, shook hands with his many ac
quaintances hero yesterday.
-Lnther geclirlst,a son of Rev. Seechrlst.
formerly pastor of the defunct English
Lutheran church, topped.off In town yester
day on bit way from Sbeppton. Mr. See
chrlst home Is now located near ork.
Mis Huby Tost and Mrs. Wendell, who
have been pleasantly entertained, here by
friends for the past two week, returned to
their homes iu Dattlnora to-day.
E. W. WebKer, of 1 Oml street, is
esiiAuetl to his home by Illness,
Chief of Police Tosh and Oflioer itolln
were summoned to Pottavllle to-day on legal
business.
Mis Nellie Ceatello, of Olmnlvllle,
passed through town to-dy enrotite to St.
Clair, to visit her sister, who I 111,
-Mis fladlo lteeso attended the funeral of
Miss Ida Sigfried, of Mt. Carina), yesterday.
Don't delay; alway lie 011 time, forpreven-
tion is 1 letter than cure. All enughs and
colds and such allectluns of the throat and
lungs as lead to consumption are cured by
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
The Greatest Singer of the Day Acknowledges Her Indebt
edness to Paine's Celery Compound. .
HOOD'S PILIiS cure Wvcr UU,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
A rjleaa-nt laxative AH Drneclsta.
Muskets
WI1II0 tho Introduction of portable fire
arms Into Europo Is of comparatively re
sent date, their use was frequent ntnong
the Moharamrdnna of eastern Asia at a
very early period. I.n Brocqulore, who
made n journey to Jerusalem in tho mid
dle of the fifteenth century, nnd who trav
eled extensively In tho east, mentions tho
firing of smnll arquebuses at the great fes
tivals in Damascus.
Tho first use of muskets In Enrope win
at the siege of Ithege In 1801 by tho Span
ish soldiers. These arms were so extreme
ly heavy that they oould not bo used with
out a rest. They were provided with
mntahlocks, und were Directive at a consid
erable distance. While on the march the
soldiers themselves carried only the am
munition nnd the rests, and boys, bearing
the muskets, followed after, like oaddles
on n golf 0011 rue.
Loading these cumbersome arms was n
slow operation. They were olumsy nnd
awkward to handle, the ball ami powder
were carried separately, and the prepara
tion and adjustment of the mntoli took n
long time.
Defers long, however, Improvements be
gan to be made. The guns became lighter
In construction, and the soldiers carried
their ammunition In broad shoulder belt
oalled bandellcrs, to whloh were suspended
a number of little leather oovered wooden
eases, each of whloh held a charge of
powder. A pouch, In whloh the bullets
were oarrled loose, and n priming horn
hung at tho side of the soldier.
As Into as the time of Charles I muskets
with rests woie still In use, nnd it was not
until the beginning of tho eighteenth cen
tury that firelocks wore successfully em
ployed. Harper's Hound Table.
First of All, Bed nag Oil, 25c.
What for? Aches, pains, bruises.
Gruhler Bros., drug store.
At
MISCELLANEOUS.
'vyywvysvii
I otrr A valuable sold band rliur.
I J reward will be offered for return of same
to the IIKIUI.U omce.
MUbl.
11-lMw
FOK RKNT. A large and coturaodtoua stable,
central ly located. Water very oonvaiilwil.
Suitable for private r livery purposes, ftltuated
on South Market street, near Oak atreet. pply
to Michael Prihula, 31 E. Centre St. 11-17-tf
Hi ore room and dwelling, No.
U now ready f.
MmmfmfttnmmmnmmtfmiimmtmmtimtmmmmmK
1 CONWAY'S 1
I FJipUS 5 AU) lOe STORE JiO. 7, 1
IE
8
71
10S North Main Street.
Next Door to Gill's Dry Goods Store.-"
Wc will sell on Wednesday and Saturday OIL CLOTH MATS, newest
styles, worth 50c, one yard wide and one yard square, for 20c. These
goods positively cannot be bought elsewhere for less than 50c. Take
advantage of a good thing aqd push it along. Wc also have a line of
fancy china that will surprise you.
SPECIAL. BARGAINS
3
if
Cut Ola.a Cake nlate. 12 in
gal. (How I'ltcbcr 3oo
i-S gal. Hiew lan - 2ftc
Hcatiiuui uaice tunti
Illsque Figures, Imported
Covered Tureen, decorated
Mulollca Pitcher, gal .'.'.'.'I Mo
China Cup and Haucer, nfterdlnner 3c
Vegetable Dish, aquaro 30c
jJiflit i-uns
Boasting Pans, 10x14
Hlftem Crank
Coffee or Tea Canister
Oil Cans
Agr.te .Sauce Pan
" Bread Pan
" Cofleo Flak
Pudding Pans, 4 qts 30o
Preserve Kettle.
Mil. Hauee Pan- 83d
Bucket, 2 qts.., - DOo
Our
Worth. Prlco
50a 10c
10c
10c
10c
10c
10c
lOo
10c
10c
10c
)0o
loc
lOo
lOo
lOo
10c
10c
10c
lOo
10c
10a
lOo
50c
2Sc
760
29c
Wo
30a
UISc
800
ana
2fto
250
250
45q
On
Wortli Prlco
Beautiful China Mug 35o
China I'rult Saucer 25c
Majolica Plates 15c
Glass Sugar Bowls 20cr
Olans Butter Dish 20c
Glass Cut Dish lOo
Celery Dish, 10 In 26a
Decorated Plates, Gin 20o
Tin Collanders 20o
Mirror Comb cases 20a
Qla9 Salt and Pepper- 20c
Tin Bucket, 2 qt 20o
China Bread Plate - 20c
Scrub Brush 10c
Stew Pans, 1 qt 20o
Tin Pudding Pans 10c
"NOTICE"
Do not forget to have a look over our Jewelry Department,
when you come to see us.
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Next door to Gill's Dry Goods Store.
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1 847 ROGER BROS.
1847 ROGER BROS. Tea Spoons, - $2.00 per doz
" " Dessert Spoons, 3.50 per doz
" ') Table Spoons, - 4.00 per doz
" " v Dessert Forks, - 3 75 per doz
" " Table Forks, - 4.00 per doz
" " Child's Knife, Fork, Spoon, 1. 00 a set
Compare the above prices with what you are asked in other stores.
These are special prices for holiday trade, but the lot may not
last that long. Buy now. Table Knives and Forks,
Carving Sets and Silverware in complete
assortment.
SWALM'S HARDWARE STORE.
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A "BIG" SAVING"!
The workingmen can save money by making their purchases at our
store. We are offering an excellent snoe at the re
markable low price of
MAHAN0Y city.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Lucy, wife, of
John Iary, will take place to-morrow morn
ing at 10 o'clnck. High mass will be cele
brated iu St. Cnuicus church with interment
In the parish cemetery.
"Bob" Franklin, nn English pugilist re
siding at Morea, has been matched for c
limited bout with Prof. Georgo Prince, t,
colored fighter, residing on East Centre
street. The date will be (Uod within
period of three weeks, tho winner to receive
a small purse and a sido bet. John a. Davis,
tho trainer, is taking care of Franklin.
Joseph Cook, a liarber, residing on West
Centre street, had a narrow escape from
being run down by a Lakeside oar uear tho
Nortli Mahnnoy colliery yesterday afternoon.
Tho hoi so he had been driving had slipped
on the rail and fell to the ground just ns the
car was Hearing tho spot. By tho prompt
action of Motorman Waters the car was
brought to a standstill within a few feet of
the prostrate horse.
W. W. Lewis has gone to Philadelphia, to
complete arrangements for n bout between
his prodlgee, James Keener, of Altoona, a
colored pugilist, and "Crockey" Boyle, of
Germantown. The articles of agreement
will he drawn up in tho office of tho Phila
delphia Item.
To KHtnlillah n I'rotoatnnt School.
Lima, Nov. 17. Mr. Jarrett, an Amer
ican Protestant missionary, has suc--efujly
passed an examination at
Cco,'c!tuNji,Ule southern province
of that name, forrrieTftftUalof the
Incas, and the most ancient of the.
Peruvian cities, with a view of estab-
llBhlns a school there. Ills Intention
has greatly excited the Catholic party.
Emma Cnlvo bus attained a success un
precedented in tho annals of lyric art.
To repeat the story of hor triumph is need
less. Her superb voice, her fascinating imlf
oricntal dunces, her caressing gestures, her
black cyea, irresistible mirth these, and the
indescribablo something more, make up the
dazzling personation by which the artist has
mado hor name famous in overy part of tho
world.
Her mar; clous artist temperament has
made her ,i great actress, but thisbiiugs its
own pro c, and ns great hearts know great
griefi'. great temperaments mint know great
nervous strain, consequently, there are
periods of nervous prostration and unfilled
engagements when itnpntieut audiences are
art to forget these extenuating circumstances
Calvc's absolute reliance on Paine's celery
compound at all stioh times of low nervous
energy appears in tho following letter :
Boston, Mass., March, 1SH7.
I am convinced that Paine's celery com
pound is the greate-t noryestrcngthener that
can to obtained. I can vouch for its wonder
ful health-giving power.
EMMA CALVE.
-" rH.TMcreat chanso for tho worse in
health 'is in inoiasWrfAciice betrayed by a
loss of wcisht and a pinched !tIulR!JfVfU!ie
face. On the other hand, a gain in weight, j
Ono of the surest tcbts of tho health-making
capabilities of Paine's celery compound
is the rapid increnee in weight and tho in
creased ruddiness of tho blood that invariably
follows Its use. It clears the skin, makes the
excretory, purifying functions, performed by
tho bowels, kidneys aud the skin, regular
and thorough.
The Improvement in looks from taking this
great restorative is not a mere matter of Idle
vanity, but the sign of healthier processes all
over the body. Many a parent, wife and
husband have watched with growing surprise
nnd joy some listless, white-blooded, feeble
rclativo gaining, under tho help of Paino's
celery compound, flesh, color and wholesome
ness of mind and body.
Not only is there a decided gain In the
general health from tho use of Paine's celory
compound, but such disorders as sick head
aches, rheumatism, neuralgia, kidney dis
ease and nervous debility invariably yield to
the vigorous buildiug up of tho health that
this great remedy nover fails to bring about.
Increased appetite, ready capacity to di
gest food aud tho final cure of stomach dis
orders, bowel difficulties and nervous de
rangement follow tho uso of Paino's celery
compound.
As a prudent man Insures his house against
a contingency of fire, however remote, an
'J-Persqns feeling "run down" and tired should
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When bilious or costive, eat a Cascaicts
randy cathartic euro guaranteed 10c, 25c
up to a certain point, goes hand In band with ! toko Vretouiawigain serious nrcak riB
an improvement in all other essentials of I down in ncaitii by buTrarunjiBOcinuriytiio.
health, and notably an improvement in tho strength and vigor of the entire system by
color aud amount of tho blood. . I means of Paine s colery compound.
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Men s. Bnvs and
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Children'
S CLOTHING.
ARE AWAITING YOUR INSPECTION-
They are all this season's made goods. No
job lots or bought up at Bankrupt Sales stock,
but they are up-to-date in every respect.
Gome and get fitted up in one of Our Suits.
You will feel comfortable in it and at the same
time it will not drain your purse too much.
You will be admired in one of our Overcoats.
Come and look at them.
Boys' Overcoats in endless varieties.
Every Article Guaranteed or Money Refunded.
$1.19
MH HUNT
1-1 North Main aire
ri nt i untuiiis plate giHM fioni, ros, range, not
aoit i iilil m ati r liutn, lurue lenar, yarn, uare-
l nun iinil -tal'li IC is a m ry disfrablc place i
fur any kind of hUMlniH Kent reasonable.
lMram iipi.h to C W Nev, In. user, J-"J Nnrtli!
Main bin t. Jl-13-tf
For which other stores are askjng $1.50 and $1.75. Other goods in
proportion. We mate a specialty pf repairing.
Our New Stock Has Arrived and . . .
. , , Bargains Are Offered in Every Line.
PLOPPERT'S SHOE STORE
10B NORTH MAIN STREET.
Two doors above Merchants' Bank.
Famous Clothiers
and Hatters,
ACKNOWLEDGED.
Cheapest Clothiers and Hatters in the County,
Corner Main and Oak Streets,
FRANEY BUILDING, SHENANDOAH PA.
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