NO CANDY IS Bnxxmi Than the kind we sell, for the reason that the maker uses only the best material, and above all, he knows how to make it. We charge no more for the best than some dealers charge for the inferior grade. HOOKS & BROWN, 3- N. Main St. Thos. Buchanan, OPTICIAN. Examination Mado at Your Homo or at Our Store. WILL Rl-HOVE ON OR AHOUT APRIL i st TO 118 S. Main Street. THOMAS BUCHANAN, OPTICIAN, THE GREATEST BOOK OF THE AGEl Should be la Every Homo and Library. Ttie People's Bie History I written by Illclit Hon William Kwnrt O IniMone. Ki-lrmlr of (irent Urttiim and Irelnml, ChfuUT, Knif.. Iter A If 8 aim (Jupen'ii CollotiH. Oifoni, line . Kt Hnmiifl Ives (Welt., I) H . ChirnKo 'I liwilocirul Hem! nary Chlcni'o ID ,Itev i'rcilprn W J-'urnir, I) I , K.K.8., Inn of ('nntorlmry, ntitt rhur, Kit!, ItP Klmor II Ciipfn, I) l).,Tufia Collci;'. Sumerville, Allium , Iter Frank V Oitnnulu, 1 l , Armour Intitule. 'hlrHtfo, III Her (imirttn F lVntccott. I) I , Mnrylp lmn I'rftljyt?rian Church, Jxmilon, J,i.k , I tup. It. H MaoArthur 1 U . Calvary Itaptlitt ('hurr)i, Niw York City. N. V, Uev Martyit Huminerbctl, III), Main Htrret FreoHatitiKt Cliurrh, LewMon, Me . Frank M, Bristol, J.l , Flr-t Mrthwllnt Fpiivnpnl ChnrrJi. Kvaimton, III . Ite V. 1 Mom I.I..D . "Tlit Clint, tian (Jominoiiwoallli," Lmnlun, Y.ir , Kev. f-Mnnnl Krerett Hole, It !.. South Conit retentional Church, lo ton, MnxH., Itev Jtwi'h A car Hect, I.1 , W'l)iwi tto.lect. Kirhroonil, Liitf., Hw Cn.nr Keno Grrpnry. IeipiiiC FniVfr-.it), l.cil'ifc, (lermnnjr; Kev. ni Uloitver Wilkinnon. I) 1) , UnWernity of Chinitfo, Chi vatco, Itl.t Itov Snmuel Hart, 1)1), Trinity Colletfo, Hartford, Conn.. llv..I. Monro )ltiton,IM ,Kt..!nhnV Wood l'mnbyteriRn Church, London, I'.nu : Kev, (Jeorco Ul-orlroer, I.I. ., Tim Temple. ltoton, Mns. hJPlWH ElimuN. 912 OT full-pat--" illu-t ra it on , ullt odgea, cloth, fISU, half lovant, 5(i, full levant. (A00 qi Atitii HUTIO.-l,2fn iac. 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It Is cusy to ascertiiln the pronunclaoD It iscay to trace the grow tii of a word, tt Iscmy to learn whut a word means T?ii AV'tr Vorlc Tribune Savs rim I i it i I u -u t iiim 1 inmi tlif iicri m tth n j ''Mpl "n i l "i tt 1 m pi It il the iimHt tlicroiitrh iM !iil tiiil I iki 'riiililMl AimervUi.n .ho ' I" ) t dl , tlluU IhU 11 Work to Willi li It ti ' o .tuny ipuTniij iim.t - prii H.ism. X " GGT TIU2 IJIJST. A f?"pct.!mcu pages sent on application to 6 !nt' MIIHIUAM CO., Vuhllshvrst fS Snrlnaaelil. Mass.. IT.S.A. Ckkxockkokookokkkkvo mmmmmHmimmmmwtw ARBEY'S OCK Gives a satisfied smile to every pa'ate that tastes it. Now on tap at all our customers. WM. SCHMICKHR, JR., - Agent. uaiiiuiiaiiuuiiuiuauuiiuiu FRESH PRETZELS DELIVKltUI) KVJ'.ItY DAY. JOSEPH BANDAKAS & CO., 118 mid 120 N. Bowers Hi., Slicnnmlonli J1EST LINK OK GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED, HAY and HTIIAW. Floor and Table Oil Cloths. E. B. FOLEY, 27 Centre 81. T .lllSll l t Tv B v V . V air is indicated by its condition. When ihc natural secretions decrease; when the hair becomes dry, splits at the ends and comes out in combing; when the gloss disappears and the hair be comes gray or faded, the ill health of the hair is indicated. The success of A YER'S HAIR 'VIGOR is due to the fact that it restores the hair-producing organs to their natural vigor. It encourages and promotes thesecre tions of the hair follicles, and thus gray or faded hair regains its original color, new growth begins, and lost lus tre is restored. ' I have us.cd flyers ' air iyor for fifteen yenrs. Itcaue t.iolinirtokcup its natural c lornndlsnpositivecure for baldnent." T. It. WBYANT, Wcyant, Ia. PITHY POINTS. flHipmilugN TliriniRliout tint Country Clirouifle,! for HiiHty lN'rusal. Four inclii's of snoiT fell yesterday nt llazicton. St. CUir defeated (liranlvillo on Saturday at li.iskot liall, the score belli); 18 to II). fleurse Silibcl was killed ly a I.ebiuli Valley train at Mt. Cannul yesterday. A Krackvillc man, on n wager, cat three do.en Roft boiled eegs. He should bo placed in an incubator. Soldier? ponsions wore issued to tho fol lowing : John Maubccl", Hock, $1) ; James Heircs, Frnckville, $a. A lump of coal threo feet squaro and weishins 1 tons was cut in tho Mahauoy City mines on Saturday. A Mahanoy City saloonkeeper now hands out a fjlass lioldini! over a quart and ho is catching the. beer trade of tho town. Howard Heiinard and Charles K. White nisht fell 30 feet from a Imildlnn, at Illooms hiiru, yesterday, and the latter was painfully injured. Ilishop Talbot will visit tho Episcopal church, of St. Clair, this oveninc, and ad minister tho rites of confirmation to about 12 candidates. Tho United Mino Workers in tho Hazleton region a,re pushing tho work of organization, and meetings will bo held in ovury town in tho legion. William C'levenstine, of Ashland, was caught in a lumber jam iu the mines at Girard colliery and sustained serioiu injuries of tho arm and body. Mattie, daughter of Samuel Itatclille, Ta maquu, who has been atteuding a school for the blind In Philadelphia, haa had a success ful operation performed on her eyes. Tho work of lemoving tho looso coal from tho abandoned Pino Forest colliery at St. Clair, will be lluishcd this week. Tho re moval of tho machinery was commenced yesteiday. 1 he Keadmz llailway Company has pur chased twenty-five ncresof land at Newberry luni tion for tho purpose of enlarging their urd. Tho trackage will be doubled and im mense repair shops will bo erected. The new order requiring conductors on the Luhigb Valley to wear service strips went into efl'cct yesterday. The badge to bo worn on tho left coat sleeve, midway between the sleeves and four inches from the end of tho sleeve. Mrs. Edward I.iebengood, aged about 03 years, living in P.inthor Valley, a short dis tance from Crcssoua, committed suicide yesteiday by hanging. She arose at tho usual hour and went to the stable and did tho milking and then hung herself in the feed entry at the stable. Tulle It In Time, Decay is natural, but it is often hastened by overtaxing tho powers, by excesses, and by vaiious violations of Nature's laws. Tho blood and nerves become aflectcd and body and mind sutler oitremo atlliction. It lias icon, and is, by curing such cases as these that Dr. Greene, 35 West 14th St., New York City, tho eminent specialist has won his fame, which is world-wide. Dr. Greene s treatment and remedies never fail. You can consult Dr Greene persoually or by letter. free. If you need a physician, seo Dr. Giecno or write him to-day. It will cost you nothing. Ho has developed the most perfect and wonderfully successful treatment through correspondence. Ho can cure you. DtfHtliK tinil l'liiteriil.. Mrs. Alice Malone, widuw of Patrick Malouc, died at her home iu .Mt. Carbon yes terday, aged 70 years. The funeral of Mrs. Anna M. Calhoun (nee Snyder) took place this afternoon, interment at Frackville. The deceased was a former resident of Girardville, and her death oc curred at Spring City, Che.ter county, on tho 17th iust, Tho remains of the lato Thonia8 Moore, who died at his home in Mahanoy City on the 16th Inst., wero iutorrcd at Pottsville this morning. Mrs. I.caudia liutz, aged 88 years, widow of Nathan liutz, died at her home in Schuylkill Haven on Sunday. Mary, a two-year-old daughter of Iteuben Wersinger, of Shepptou, died of bcarlct fever. The remains of Kutli Marion, infant daugh. ter of Mr. and Mrs. John ,M. Sclioppe, were interred In tho Odd Fellows cemetery this afternoon. Services were held at the family residence on South West street, aud was largely attended. The funeral of Charles Hinghelser, tho victim of Charles Saduskey's crime, will take place Thursday afternoon, services in the Trinity Keformcd church. There I This Is Just the Thing. Ited Flag Oil for sprains and brulsos. At G rubier llros., drug store. I'otUvllle's Sparring Contest. Jack MtUcever, of Wllliamstowii, and Paddy Sheehan, of liethtehem, will spar ten rounds for points at Pottsville Thursday evening. It Hits the Spot That's Eight. WliatV Pau-Tiua fur coughs and colds. At Gruhlei llros., drug store. I'lrel l'lrot rlret Insure your property from loss In tho oldest aud strongest cash companies : I'll I la.. Underwriters Itisuratico Co. of North Amcrii and Firu Association, Hartford Fire Ins. Co., American Flro Insurance Co., West Chester Firo Ius. Co., United Firemen's Ins, Co. T.T.Williams, 123 S. Jurdln Bt., Sheiiaudoah. One Jteaith POSITIVE POSITION. (Conilnnrd from l'ltst I'sge.) department yentenlay lsnuod a largo pouter advertising fur men for the United States navy. Knllstmonts will be mailt at the nnvy yards at Hoston, IJrooklyn, League Island. Washington, Norfolk and More Island, CO South street, New York city: United States steamship Michigan, at Brio, Pa.; Cus tom House, New Orleans, and the Cus tom House, Gloucester, Mass. . The fol lowing classes of wen are wanted: Seamen, IS to 33 years of age, at $24 per month; ordinary seamen, 18 to 30, $19 lief month; chief machinists, 18 to 35. $70 per month; machinists, first class, 18 to 35, $55 per month; machin ists, second class, 18 to 35, $40 per month. The requirements for enlist ment provide that all candidates must pnss a physical examination, and sea men, ordinary seamen nml machinists must pass a technical examination as well. The mammoth llontlng derrick Mon nrch, which was chartered conditional ly for raising the Maine, If such a thing were found to bo practicable, haB not even stnrtc-d on her proposed trip to Ilavnnn, nnd the ofllclnls of the de partment have practically concluded to abandon it. The sum of $500 n day was to bo paid for the Monarch for every day she wos In nctual service on the wreck of the battleship. Her specialty Is heavy lifting, and she was to bo util ized for the recovery of such parts of tho ship and its equipment ns could not be lifted by the wrecking vessels now nt work on the wreck. The owners of the Monarch were to be paid a lump sum aggregating many thousand dol lars in case they wero able to raise the warship and take her to the New York navy yard, and in case she was used In the wrecking operations it was also ex pected that she would bo specially cm ployed to raise the turrets and heavy guns, which the government is exceed ingly desirous of lecovering at this time, without speclnl consideration for their great value in dollars nnd cents. The navy has particular need of first class guns nt this time, and would re gard the recovery of the main battery of the Maine as a consummation de voutly to be wished. Although there is not much prospect of rnlBlng the Maine, with its reported broken backbone, there Is good reason to believe from the reports of the divers that many If not nil of the guns may be recovered even tually from the wreck and put In places where they may be able to render good service. An Important conference wns held In the otllcp of the secietnry of war yes terday In regard to the fortification of Tortugas harbor. There were present Secretary Alger, Assistant Secretary Itoosevelt, of the navy department; General Miles, General Wilson, chief of engineers, and Colonel Henry M. Rob ert, corps of engineers. The establish ment of a coaling station at Tortugas and the construction of fortifications and harbor defenses was discussed. The engineer officers who have been investigating the matter estimate that It will cost about $1,000,000 and take nearly two years to put the Island In a proper state of defense from sea at tack, and Secretary Alger and his as sociates hesitated to embark on nn un dertaking of that extent unless the navy department considers the work absolutely necessary. Definite action was postponed in order to give Secre tary L,ong an opportunity to further In vestigate the matter. The preparations for the defense of the national capital have been practi cally completed so far as its approach by water Is concerned. The battery at Sheridan's Point, on the Potomac, just above Mount Vernon, Is now complete ly manned and will prove a powerful auxiliary to the main battery at fort Washington, on the opposite shore of the river, nearer the city. Colonel Willlston, who was recently placed In command of the Sixth artil leary, one of the new regiments author ized by congress, conferred with Gen eral Miles yesterday In regard to the defenses of Baltimore. He is stationed nt Fort Mcllcnry, Md., Just outside the Monumental City. Burdock Hlood Hitters gives a man a clear head, an aetlvo brain, a strong, vigorous body makes him fit for the battle of life. Kev. Hurt's Call, Kev. Francis B. Hort, pastor of the Presby terian church, at Ashland, has reteived a a call to tho Presbyterian church at South Ilethlihcm, which ho is holding under con sideration, and which ho will most likely accept. Annual Sales over 0,000,000 Boxes FOR BILIOUS AND NERVOUS DISORDERS such as Wind anil Pnin In tho Stomach. GlddIuo3s. Fulness after meals. Head ncho. Dlzzlnous, Drowsiness. Flushings ot Hoat, Loss of Appotlto. Co'stlveness. lllotches on tho Skin, Cold Chills, Dis turbed Sleep. Frightful Dreams and all Nervous aud Trembling Sensations. THE PIRST DOSE WILL OWE RELIEF IN TWENTY MINUTES. Evory sufferer will acknowledge them to bo A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. lli:i:CIIAM'K PILLS, taken as direct ed, wlllqulckly rostoro Femalos to com pleto health. They promptly romovo obstructions or Irregularities of tho sys tem nnd euro hick Ilcuduchc, For a Weak Stomach Impaired Digestion Disordered Liver IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN Boocham's Pills aro Without a Rival And have the LARCEST SALE ofur.y Patent. Moillrlno in the World, 25c. at all Drue Stores, DETECTIVES I Kimball's Detective Agency Do all legitimate detective work. A correspondent wanted in all towns. Office, 58 Trust Building, Willlamsport, Pa, FULL MOONTcVS And that is the time to have your hair cut. We make it a specialty. W. G. DUSTO'S 12 W. Centre St. BARKER SHOI. Ferguson House Block. Tho Rosy FroshnosB And a velvety softness of the skin Is Inva riably obtained by tbors who uio 1'ouoMi'a Complexion 1'owder. Paints Celery Compound Is the Best Spring Mcdiclno In The World. It makes the weak strong: We have it. A. WASLEY, 106 Nortli Haiti Street. 5rd in ssiog. Mrs, James Duiry was a passenger to Philadelphia to-day. John Senior Is attending tho M. E. con ference which is In Ecssion at Philadelphia. C. M. Millen, ndvunce representative of Prof. S. T. Ford, the huniurist, spent yester day In town. Messrs. Ferdinand llretz nnd John Heau mout, of St Clair, were guests of Mrs. Luko llowen, of town, yesterday. Thomas E. Dovino returned to his home iu Centralla to-day after spending soveral days pleasantly hero with friends. .Miss Snsan HcNealis, of East Centre ftreet, who was a guest of relatives in lliiiersvlllo the past week, has returned homo. Harry A. Erwln, brother of Dr. J. W. Erwin, of town, has successfully passed examination at tho Philadelphia Dental College. Mrs. Clara Kline, of Wm. Penn, hasgouo to Brooklyn, N. Y., to visit her sister, Miss Mary A. Lewis, who is to bo married next Thursday. T. J. Hurley, who was a guest of his sister, Mrs. M. J. Whalcn, on West Oak street, left for his homo iu Philadelphia yesterday. Sirs. J. J. Kelly and Mis Kathryn Mc Nioruey, the South Main street milliners, left this morning for Philadelphia, and New York to select novelties for Easter. Miss Margaret Stank is srendinir the week iu tho Quakor City in tho interests of the faster millinery openings. Artistic and fashionable headgear will bo the predominat ing feature of the spring milliuery. Miss Eydla Eisenhower, a teacher in Wood's business college, Newark, N. J., was the guest of her parents hero on Sunday. She returned to Newark yesteiday morning accompanied by Miss Cum Sterner, a teacher of the local college, who will assist at that Institution. Croup instantly relieved. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil. Perfectly safe. Nover fails. At any drug storo. Kniar's Opera House. That attractive play,"l)arkest Hussia," will bo tho attraction at Kaier's opera house, Wednesday. March 23d. It is from tho pen of H. Gratteu Donnelly and produced under tho personal management of Sidney It. Ellis, and introduces a very largo and expeusivo company, unequalcd scenic effects aud beauti ful costumes. ' Darkest Kussia" is ono of tho most interesting dramas that has been seen in the past ten yeais. Its story abounds iu romance, love aud realism and' tho scenes and incidents are faithful Illustrations of that vast empire which standi to-day so promin ently before the world as one of tho most p cullarly governed nations of modern times. Mr. Donnelly tells a dramatic story in a clear anil chccrlul manner aud has instilled throughout the play a happy vein of humor, Manager Quirk writes tho Hkuai.1i: "I guarantee this attraction as A No. 1." Ten thousand demons gnawing away at one's yitals couldn't be much worse than the tortures of itching piles. Yet thero's a euro. Doau's Ointment never fails. Sept. Ulnkalea lleinovliig. ji. i jiiaKsiee, wno a lew days ago re signed as division superintendent of tho Lehigh Valley coal brauehes, was tendered a farewell last evening at Delano, and was presented with a handsome sot of Havilaud china ware, a cut glass service and a silver carving set. Theso wero tho gifts of tho employes of tho Mnhauoy division, shop men, tram men und clorks in tho otllcos. Mr. Ulaksleo to day removed his family to Mauch Chunk. His two sous, James I., Jr., und Mlltou, who are employed at Dohuio, will re tain their positions at that place. Headache Quickly Cured. Dr. Davis' Anti-Headacho nover falls, 2!ic. A (iuohh ill a Mine. Some men engaged lu driving an opening to abandoned workings of Packer No. 2 col lierj wero surprised a few days ago by hear ing strange sounds in the placo ahead of them. I ho sounds wero first heard tho morn lug after St. Patrick's Day. Ono of the workmen who heard them turned to his com panions with a queer expression on his coun tenance and asked, "Do yon hear anything, or have I got 'em ?" Iiobcrt Cartor deter mined to Investigate aud succeeded iu get ting into tho nbondoned part of tho mine whence the sounds camo, where he found a largo live goose, which had tumbled-iiito tho mine from a breach at tho surface. Thu goose was subsequently claimed by the owner, who said tho fowl had been missed a week. Ono Miuute Cough Curo cures quickly That's what you want I C. H. Hageubuch. Kreilieuus Committed, TlioBiij Kreshouas, a notorious character of town, was given a hearing beforo Justice Tuomey last night on a charge made by Adam Smith, a South Main street restaurant keeper. Several weeks ago the defendant maliciously threw a lighted match Into tho window f the restaurant and a curtain was ignited aud burned. Thu damage done amounted to $12. During tho hearing Kieshenas slapped Smith iu the faco soveral times, whereupon the Justice sent the pris oner to Jail In default of (300 bail. To Cure Headache in IS Minutes. Take Dr. Davis' Ati-Headacho. All druggists. Muinbemhlp or 1, O. 8. of A. The ttato secretary's report, ending Decem ber 31, lbt)7, shows the following membership of Camps of the 1'. O, S. of A. : Camps No. 112, has 222 members; No, 200, 102; No. 183, 133; all of town; Win. Ponn Camp, 8l; Gi rardville, 173. There is a total membership lu the c.unty of 0,021 members. Buy Keystonollour. He sure that the name Leksiu: & IUkb, Ashland, Pa., is printed ou overy sack. SHIM'ITON, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Illoom, who havojust returned from their wedding tour, will tako up their residence at McAdoo. The nicotine of the Christian Endeavor Society Sunday cvenlngwaslargelyattcnded. Jacob Eisenhower, who has been sufTeting from a severe cold for tho past week, is slowly recovering. Harry Christian, a prominent young msn of Oneiun, and Miss Sadie Eiscuhaucr, ono of Shcppton'g fair maidens, will bo married in the near future. Tlieatilcnl Company Strnnds. The "Islo of Champsgno" which played at Mahanoy City and was booked fur tho Grand Opera Houso iu Hazleton this week, has dis banded. Tho manager admits that war news nnd poor times xoncrally havo mndo It Impossible for them to continue- In business, At ltoblilliH1 Opera House. Tho Wynlnia-Uose Mcdiclno Company and Vaudeville Concert Company oponed a week's engacemcnt at ltubhhis' opera houso last celling. It's Initial appearance was greeted by an audience which packed tho hall to the doors. A scries of frco entertainments are given nightly. S. of V. fliitlit-ring. Gen. .Too Hooker Camp No. 131, Sons of Vetcrns, of Ashland, had a gold meeting last night and mustered in twenty-flvo new members. John Wlilti'in.iu, of Shainokln, was the mustering olllicr. Visitors weio present from nearly overy camp In tl o county. Miullt'UVtril In i'reselits. An old woinnii In Orknuy wns noted for selling whisky on tho sly Hor houso was n few miles from the town, nnd tho oxel o ofliecrs lind often tried, but In vain, to got her convicted. A young officer wns ap pointed to tho place, who said, on being told about her, that ho would soon secure her conviction. Enrly ono morning ho loft homo and nrrhcd nt tho old woman's houso nt seven o'clock. Walking In, ho saw no one. Noticing a bell on tho tnblo, ho rang It. Tho old womun appeared, and ho asked fur a glass of milk. Aftur u little ho rung again, nnd tho old woman ap peared. Hu naked if she hnd any whisky. "Ayu, slr,".shu said, "wo aye havo some In tho bottlo," sotting It down boforo him. Then, thunklng bur, ho laid down a sov orclun, which she took nnd wnlked out. After helping himself ho mug and nsked for tho change. "Ohnngc, sir," Bald tho old woman; "there's nno change. Wo hno uno license. Fat wo glu wo glo in presents fut wo tnk we tnk In presents. So good day, sir." Thu excise man left tho house a sadder but wiser porsonngo. Strand Mnunzinn- T.r for ovrr us.SiK: "i Li. NATO'S of tho Globe for r 1TEU2AL&IA and similar Complaints' mm jiri'jiuriu uuuer ino Binngcnt GERMAH MEDICAL LAWS, . prescnoouoy eminent pnysicianst DR. RICHTER'S PAIN EXPELLEil WorM renowned t Itcmni knlil v tmccptmf nl ! lOnlvpfniilnft with Traile Alnrk 44 Anelir.r ' IF. Ail. IMchtcr&Co., 215 lVnrlSkj. Acw York. 3! HIGHEST AWARDS. 13 Branch Houses. Own Glassworks. 23&&0cta. Endorsed & recommended ty A. Wasley, 106 Ji. Main St.. . H. Hapenbuch. 103 N. Main St.. .r. r.u. .iriin, 6 s. Main St. i snenandoah. . DR. RICHTER'S 1 "ANCHOR" STOMAOIIAT, 1w,Rt f. dii;i. 1HT1IPDT A Gl.nn.l,nl. n.. (I,., Ortl. I.,, Mrs. Mnry Iinpert, ncd 21 ywirs, ilnue litrr nl Mr. npu Aits, l-rnnk wnrnlck. ri Iiuuitirral will tftkc pinto on Veilue!ay, nt 1 o'clock, from thu family resilience. 2:11 West Oak street. In terment nt llhiRtown Friends nnd relatives invited to attend, A precious ono from us has koiic, A voice wo loved Is stilled ; A plncu Is vacant in our home. Which never can ho iUled, MISCELLANEOUS. ITtOH KENT. A nice Dwelling, centrally lo- L. caieu. nuitnuio ior small lauuiy. Apply nt Ilr.itAMi olllcc. 3-lU-tf VfOTlCK. After March 20th, between 0 and 8 ll p. m., the under-nlgncd wlllKclln. private sale ills lllrimure, pictures, niuics, BtnveH nml kitchen utensils. .1, W. Cooper, 30 toist Oak sireei. iwo-u TOtt SALIC House ond lot, 313 Knt Centre J' street. Apply to T. It. Hcildiill, Slicrmn- lloilll. i5-lt)-ll ITIOit HAI.I2 A very desirable property. Al ? ply to Joseph Wyatt, 201 Nortli Main St. tf IjAOU HKNr. -The comer store room now 1 euoied bv the Factory Sboo Store. A i?ooiI opening for any one either ill the boot and shoe or any oilier ijiisiiicks Apply lo iN. w. Hetiunll, jseiiuairs jiuruwore ciore. B-17-II fjlOll SAM!. A buggy nnd two butcher U wagons, will niso rent my wlicclwriglit nnd paint sbop, corner Coal and Jnnllu streets Apply to Charles IMoppcrt, on tho premises, tf ITlOlt HAM5. Four nronertles. situated nt Han. V 225 nnd 227 Went I.Ioyd street Two are on tbo front and two on the rtMir of the lot. TIu-ho properties were formerly owned by Jonntlmi It. ltogcrs. Applyto William J. Jones guardian, itox jji, mi. i.-uiiiiei, jn. i-im 1.10U HAI.K. One Jet black horse, 7 years old, V sired by lturrou Wilkes, esii trot a mile iu 2: 10 and nny laily can ilrivo lilmj also one saillo uurtic, wiiu jour tuiicrcni glues, nnu two gootl general purpose borers, old choiikIi to work. Call at Mugargle's grocery, No, 11 East Centre birect. a-vu DISSOLUTION OP l'AltTNKriSIUI'.We, IsHiicbar KnhhiiiH, William JI. Olenu anil J.J, O'llftirii, doing business under the linn niiitiu of the Shenandoah Lumber aud Keed Company, Limited, havo this day dlhsolveil the said pnrtnersbiii. Wo have employed Frank Conry to t-tillctt nil accounts ami pay all hills wiieu vj. jv'ii uy vt iiuum ji. uicnn nnu v.. n, lEobllills IMACHAU ltOIUIINH, Wll.l 1AM II. (ll.KNK, John J O'IIkakn, Slicunudoab, Pa., Mnrch 13, 1894. Tho Htiitie liliu of business will bo conducted at the old stand bv JsNachar liobblns nml . H. uoiiiuiis, uuuer ino arm name ot J, jtohlilns at sou. 3-lti-Gt rvltl'IIANH' COUItT HAI.K. Pursuant to no J alias order of tho Orphans' Court of thu county ui rcuiiyiKiu, i-eiiusyivania, tno silli seriber. executor of the last will and tcstim t of Ludwig Zimmerman, late of the township of ,'oioti, in iiiu ennui- ui scini) iKiii, iieceaseu, will expose to salo by public vendue, on the premises, in tho borough of Shenandoah, on Saturday, April 2, lsos, at one o'clock lu tho afternoon, the following vnluablu property! All that certain whole lot or niece of ltiuiihI adjoining fractional tarts of two other Jots or plrit-s of ground, situate ou the northwest corner of Jiialn and Coal streets, lu the borough of Shenandoah, county of Schuylkill nnd Hutu of Pennsylvania, llcfug the whole ot lot No. loot inocK r,o. i, anil an niljolnliig frnetloual parts ot lots N s. 0 und H of block No. 12, bounded cast by Nortli Main struct, north by properties of Wm. Nlswcntcr ami others, west by Pear alley, nod south bv Coal street, llavlm. ntroiitugo ii4 North Main street ot 13 fret U inches, and on Coal street 150 feet. In addition thereto, on the northeast sldu of said property Is an cii-cinent of an alleyway 3 feet wide nnd 77 test 0 Inches lu length for the use of the adjoining property owners, their heirs and assigns forever. Upon a portion of said land is ereited n largo and commodious four-Btory iruinu noiei, Known asino' coiumerelul Hotel," The western portion of said premises 35 feet front on Coal street und hi length HO feet nloni- l'l.lll-fllh.V. Iin..ntla ft l.ai.nlir,,! ul... P... " building. It is one of the most eonvenfeiit and desirable properties iu the borough of Shell, aniloah. TH1I5IS OK HAI.K :-Ten per cent, of price bid shall bo paid down ou day of sale, nnd thu baluiico on or before Juno 2, I8'J8, without Interest- Any further desired Information may bo hull by calling upon tnu executor, or H. (J. M. llollupeter, Attorney, Shenandoah, Pa. l.l'CIAN W. Kbiiiis, Ily order of the Orphans' Court Kxccutor. r. v;. linn;, Cleric, Pottsville, March 7, 1WS. 8-8-3t-oaw imiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiliilliliiliiittliilliiliiiiiii'i'i'iiiiii' Arct3ciab!cPrcparationror As similating tkTood fltuincti ula ting tluStoiiuichs nndBowcls of PromolcsDigcstion.Ckcifiil ncssandncst.Contalns neither Opium.MorpliinC nor Mineral. Not NAkcotic. Kta'pc oroidntSMWuarciiEn Jlx.frnntt Sent nnmant -Jli CnrionaltSa&i' ItlrmSccd -Cdmhsd Sugar A tirrfprf ripmpitv fnrfYinslini tion, SourStomach.Dinrrhoca, Worins.Convulsions.tcvcnsii ncss and LOSS OF SLEEK rncSirnitc Signature oE NEW "YORK. HSp 3(' ji 1 1 f if iv mTJ.LijikV EXACT COPlr" OF WRAPPER. but hare sold direct to the COD earner for 25 j-e&n at Mhote.- eaie pricee, eaTinir uemer rrouu. noro ior exarninaiion. nrerUiins us sines or S5 stvtes of Ton lluszles. S3C Surreys. S!i)tom. Pees, rhaetons. Trap?. ottos, Sprinff-Uoad H. flnrrav narn.al. PrfnatlsrVl WlRunS. Send fir As rood a, sells lot ill. Catalogue of all our ELKHART UAItltlAUK A.NU HAUNLSB tllC. LUMBER ! GLENN & (Successors to i n WW IMS' &DJ N- Main St., Shenandoah, Pa. If you contemplate building consult our contract price. The new proprietors were formerly with the Shenandoah Lumber and Feed Co. LAUER'S BOCK BEER In Bottles or by the. Keg. Lauer's Lager and . . . Pilsner Beer, Porter and Weiss Beer. Christ. Schmidt, Agent and Bottler, 203 W. Coal Street, SHENANDOAH - PAt EASTERN TOYS, CANDIES, CM EAR. C33 We have some nice effects in Easter baskets. PHILA. CHEAP STORE, 29 West Centre Street. NEW SERIES OF STOCK. The Citizens Ilullding and Loan Associa tion of Shenandoah, l'u., will issue a new series of block on TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1898 llctwecn the hours of 9 and 12 a. m., at the office of the Secretary, C. V. Dengler, North Main street. CHARLES DEAR, TON SO RIAL. ARTIST (Bhculer'a Old Stand.) Z09 NOIiTJI MAIN STItlWT, l'lrt-cl0M work Kiiaroiitccil. 1'roinpt anil ollto attendants. IJulr cutting a ni'vclafty. The Kind You Have Always Bought, Bears the Fac-simile Signature of ON THE WRAPPER OF EVERY BOTTLE. THE KIND YOU HAYE ALWAYS 'BOUGHT, THE CCNTAlin COMPANY. NtW VOHK CITV. nun too snip toy- warranted. vetncies, Harness. to 70. Cnrrla-' Wairon. nnd Milk laritO. frefl K. fUMfl,..,. P.l -n.,-t.. . stylos, shade, apron and renders, (GO. Asgoodai'isllsrorlM. CO. tV. U. I'XtATX, !, CLUUAUT, LUMBER! O'HEARN, J. W. Johnson,) RUPTURE CURED. A Specialist on Rupture from Williamsporl) will visit Shenandoah Every Thursday AT THE Ferguson House, from 9 a, m. till 1:30 p. m. Rupture permanently nnd quickly Cured or no pay. Written guarantee to absolutely cure all kinds of Rupture without operation or detention from business. Absolutely no Dangsr. . . Examination Free. loo persons cured in Sunbury, ShamoMn, Mt. Carmel and vicinity who can be referred to. Charges and terms moderate and within reach of all. GREAT PAIN ! GREAT COST ! These were the two reasons that formerly kept people from attending to their teeth. Uotli reasons have no existence in this ad vanced age. 1'dinlf s and inexpensive dent istry witli an absolute guarantee for five years is our method. A Good Set of Teeth, 5. 'Hie Very Ilert Teeth, $8. You can pet no belter, no matter what you pay. No charge for extracting, where teeth are ordered. Ve can take your impression in the morning and give you your teetli in the afternoon if desired. (Jold Fillings, $1 ; Best Silver Fillings, 5oc up; Cleaning, Soc; Extracting, 25c. Crown nnd bridge work nt very reasonable rates. Examinations nnd estimates free. We use but one grade of material tlic best. SCHUYLKILL DENTAL PARLORS, 7 North Jardin St., Shenandoah. EVAN J. DAVIES. Livery and Undertaking; No. 13 North Jardin St. (
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