UNCLE SAM'S uy is a sixteen page book Witu pi. lures of the navy of tnis iwuiitn and Spain. It will also eon-; t tin pu hires of the important battles o' the w.ir now on. One copy is is-1 I i uh week, nine being ready! 1 Pi.uk numbers can still be had. la p' we is 25c each, but we in nVi 1 1n 111 by special arrangement ) . t 1 tub.' I HOOKS & BROWN, 1 a rv . rvtoin st. SUMMER TONIC. Beef, Wine and Iron. Large Hot tie, 50 Cents. SHENANDOAH DRUG STORE, 3 South Main Street, Sr.o.iandoali, l'a, rcek Ctltlinllc i'nin flltliill. lt, i, i-- hi National Union of America lit il i iuiiii.il si"iiim in tlio (Iroek t'athalh' i n, l ,w n to-dny. There weie in at t, i . 11 ilolepitei repiemting Hifi'k in -, i n ties in many town of Penn y , i Sow Jersey anil Connecticut. S .. r M. r..i ko was present an ft dull-naif i s, I ,,u i, Mn. Kev. Telfar Ahuikn u ii Maytlel. Luzerne county, , i 1 it tlii" convention and Kev. . '. , (if AllMUlill, Connecticut, , -i i u tiiiy. Tlio convention eloped i i.i i. Tlio business transacted wan 1 1 i 1 t,i in, , Iniracter. At eight o'clock this ii in 1 1 on r buforu tin: convention nlii mil miss Kan celebrated by I!ev. Abus 1, i--,istcd by Hev. lloucesky and Is si. 1,1,111 Markurof, of Jit. (Jarmcl. Miiiij Hum ltickurt at noon kerved an oxcel 1 in dinner to the delegates in attendance al the ..(invention. Covois were spread for i.'i people in the largo diniuu rooms on the mid O hm of Mr. Ilickert's hotel, which weie ia-ti tolly dcciiraied and the tables pre ii' il .i t 1 1 1 1 ( 1 1 k uiijieiiniiico. Mr. Ilickort v.'us extended many compliments for his j n ii.ir.if tun of tho feiiBt. Tin ( iilinii iiu'stiiin and political issues tink in!., iiiiKuillcance with tho man who wilier- tr.iiii piles. What he most desires, is relief Hi Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo cures piles '. Ii llaRcnbuch. 'ne, Iioun a Sliult im-. t t be cages ill tho shaft at the St. Si. tioln- nilliery was hoisted up to the hcatc-. vi-sterday. It was 1 clean d and tumbled il.uMi tlie shaft, tearing out tiinbers on flu m.i down. Tho cage was shatteied top it tiie bottom and the shaft was badly il.uiiiiued. William Jones ami a com panion nbo were workitis: at the botloin, n.irrou lj , si aped beinu killed. They heard lie iioisi at the top in time to escape. A Great Surprlso Inn .t ire fin all who uso Kemji's ll.ils.itn Ii ii i be 1 liioat and Lungs. Would you be i e that it ii sold on its mriils and any lnip-gisl is authorized, by the proprietor of tin wonderful remedy to give you n sample bollle fii e ? Il never fails to cuie nettle or cl r .n,' muhs. All druggists sell Kemp's t'lii mi l'l ice and .sue. Boom Hard Coal ! iamnnnmnmimiimimmiiiij, Lit us ilfiiminl, anil 1- Matilinl with nothing lt'f-s than i tiiali z u t 1 ii of fn ijlit rati"4in (al Tliw hatli calihirt ih .i Ihmhi to huinnii it I f on arc Hit k, it w ill inako ou wi'll. If yon art u.ll, tt ktt-p s.iii will. A iMtliin (UH of tliosu fllhilH tf Will ilillCU ttlf limit -ki ptii-al. Trial Baths Free. THaiuim mini immuuiiiiuiHr Tin mti Itiis.ian. Miiii'riil lint' in .ur own home Misllt'litctl, l'erfilliie You cannot have Oiost in a liutti I'll, ( all or send for i Iri'iilars describing them lit iletiul Aiitliinliil nici nts are C i. I'lilmer, itIBW IViitre treet . Win .1. Webster, 117 1. Coal stri'i t , Hairy I'ratt, It'll H. .Ilinllll stleet. Wc Kcpalr All Kinds of Stoves. Wm. R. Rrstt, Olllee Hi. nib Jurilln street, Mbeniiniloiib, I'll. BE YE PATRIOTIC And throw the American colors to the breeze. You can get any size flag you desire, in any quality and at the lowest market price. We are now manufactur ing our Hunting and muslin flags and we can save you money. Get our prices before buying. All kinds of flag material at retail if you desire to make your own flags. MORGAN'S-BAZAR, 23 North Main St. WE bottle: Weiss Beer, Ale, Porter. Private family orders will receive prompt attention. I.wive them at the office, we will do the rest. Columbia Brewing Company. HICHT IJNl! Ol' GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED, HAY nd HTItAW. Floor and Table 011 Cloths. E. B. FOLEY, 27 Centre Hi. 3 rail a. atz WO. AYER'S HAIR VIGOR fulfills all the promises made for il, is the verdict of those ho have tried it. xyw r Rf' t Ay r'1 Hair V'ooh fnr fiftepn vi us .trul in tnt Itimw of. a Ringi ease whera It 1 I Ti.it tfwv entire ButisfHCtiun." M liKUVK, l'aunsdale, Ala, air " When cVm-nse canard my hnlrto fnlt nut, 1 mill AVfH's llMK VIikiH A mtnt cxullent i t r.i L fttt flii'l tuie that one all that W cUnm J for It."- U RUSH, ConuwIUvilWi, l'a. "AYI'U HmR Vii.t'K does nit that Nclftlmetl for it. It retnriil mv hn'r, which was fast becoming tfn brown." W. i , Mn x i" rs iiattii ai ' oioi unr k H. HASLXlIOKl'", l'Rternon.N'.J. Mv lic.nl hi-cHitio full of dandruff", and utter time in hair bi'tfun tii f t 1 uin 1 lie use of Avek's IUih Vii.uk t.i, i ,'d Hie tullinK out ami made tin scnip i ,i u. .,ii 1 iiLulth)." Mrs. C M AYK1.S, Moun' .:,(ja. READING'S CELEBRATION. Women's ami Children's l. l' Cel ellloules Were Held To-ibiy. Special tol-'vrNINO III ttAI.II. Itendini;, .tunc ?.- A bis crowd tiHhcted in tho secutid day of Heading's SpNitti-t'enten-nial (eleliiatioii. The attendance is enor mous and all pails of the city bear a holiday appearance. This moruhifi was devoted to tho Women's Day ceremonies and tlio afternoon to the Chirdrens' Day exorcises. The Women's Day eoiemonies woio con ducted in tho Academy of Music, bcKiiininc at 10 o'clock in tho luornins. Mis. Krmeti trout, wife of Judge Knncntrout, had full ehargo of theso exercises. Oil tho platform wcro Mrs. Daniel II. HastitiKs, wife of tho Governor of the t'omnionwoalth, and Mrs. Horace Htock, of Lebanon. Mis. ISrock tnado an address on "What Pennsylvania Women aio doini; for Pennsyl vania." Othor addresnos interspersed with ' music made up tho program. I Mothers lose their dread for "that ten ible summer" when they have Dr. Tow lot's, r.xtnict of Wild Strawbciry In the hoiw f N'attlio's speeille fur bowel complaints ol j eery sort. SPAIN'S FLEET ! STILL AT CADIZ, i fiieebil to Kvr.stNti I1i:kai.i. (Jibrnllar, Juno 7. The Spanish iescrc wiuadion has not yet loft, Cadiz, and may not Ket away for some tinio. j Fears of revolution in tho provinces, it is I said, is the reason for tho fleet's detention. There is wide-spiead destitution amoiiK Ibo masses of tho people. Tho (listless is becoming inoio neuto and trouble will proli- ably occur if news of n decisive defeat for Spain is leeeived. Ono Minute is not lotiK, yet relief is ob tained in half that timo by tho uso of One Minute Cough C'tiro. It prevents consump tion and quickly cures colds, croup, bronchi tis, pneumonia, la Krippu and all throat and iiiii; troubles. ('. II. Huuoubtich. Mlirrlnses. Miss Auiiio Dnlaii anil William Hylatiil, both of Park Place, were mariied tliismuru int; by Kov. Father Melhiroo, at St. Uauiius church, Maliauoy City. .1 ol i ii Southall and .Miss Katio Mooiu, both of Mahanny City, wcio maiiied by Ilev. Ilijjiinsoti, pa, tor of the Piimitho .Metho oist church in that town. Miss Jennie Powell, of this town, was the bridesmaid and John Monte, of Maliauoy City, brother of tiie bride, the K'luoiiisiniin. Kendrlek lloilso Tieo l.ilncli, Puree of pea soup will be served, fleo, to all ji.lt i , his to uitjlit. I'lilllllltr Awai'deil .lllduinelit. A civil suit was lieaid in tho ollUe of Jus tice Shoemaker this niornitiK. The pl.iiulill was.M. P. l'owler, who brounht Milt ucainst Pallis A ljuiun, tho Mahanuy City contiae turs, for tho payment of a lumber hill amoiititluc to jSl. The lumber was used in tho remodelliiK of tho buildiujj of tho Shen andoah Iloef Company. Justice Shoemaker awarded judgment in f.n or of tlio plaintill for the full amount of tho bill and the costs S. O. M. Hollopoter represented .Mr. l'owler, and W. 1'. liaiusay, of Maliauoy City, the defendant. The human machine starts but onco and stops but once. Vou am keep it koIiik longest ami most regularly oy usiiik nonius i.uiie liirly ltisers, tho l.uuous little ills lor con- t nation ami an stotnacti ami liver iroiioics. (J. H. Haeiibuch. Ilnbsoli Will lie Hult'iiseil. Hpeclnl to i: T.NIMi llEUALIl. Washington, Juno 7. Admiral Swiniisou la euKUKl in arningini; with Admiral Cerveiu for tho exchanuo of Naval Constructor Hob son and the men with him, now prisonors at Santiago, for some olllcerg and men held prisotieyt by tho United States at 1-ortMc- JJiHron. The latter will bo ilellvereil ai Havana to Gen. Illauco, and us soon as Cervera hears from him, the Americans will be klvcn safe conduct out of Kautinco harbor. It is believed this will be net otnjilislilsl be fore tho combined military and naval attack. (leu, llreeuo In Coiniiianil. Sieclulto KVKKINI) llHUAI.ll. San Francisco, Juno 7. Gonoral Francis V. limine, letently appolutwl Iltigadier General, will command tho secutid expedi tion to Manila. General Otis will wait for tho third expe dition. American and Cuban thin, all si.os and qualities. F. J. PorU, Si N. Main street, tf (,'oiiiniiilnlHr Sturdy Demi. Special to Kvkwimi llmiAMi. Key West, June 7. Lieutenant Comman der IMward 8tunlyv of the United Slates collier Potnpoy, died Uwt night while on board his ship olf thin place. His duath was caused by apoplexy. luteriiulloniil IVderutlnu. Hpcclal to Kvksuu Hbuai.ii. . . .. i i 'ei... v... n... V 1.0UUOI1, UlIU uimi r iil.nmr. Itllloil llflB lief 'ided to federate with itio American Lougshoicmcu's I'uiuii. I I uer diets- 1 Ji&G? PERSONAL MENTION. Mr. and Mrs. GeorKo W. II ussier, son and daughter, Chirles and D.ilsey, who were isuests of town fiietids, left fur their homo in Allcntown yesteiday. DoWllt Stcedle, one of the clerks at tho I'erKiiMin House, has Kutiu tD lilvcrtoti, N. J., to spend a few days with relatives. Miss Mary Pomeroy, of Sunbury, Is a Kiiost ol town friends. James Thomas and family, of Turkey litin, left to-day for Philadelphia, whelo they in tend to locate. Mrs. Kihvard Davis, of North Jaidln street, 1ms gone to Philadelphia to visit friends, Poor Director Stephen Mlildletmi, of Malzovilie, was a visitor to town tlils morn Inij. John O. Ulrich, Vji of Tamaoua, paid a visit to town to-day. Miss Nellie Davis has returned home after a pleasant visit to ftlonds in Camden, N. J., the past week, Mr. and Mrs. 1'awley to-day left for their homo in Philadelphia after spending several weeks as guests of Mrs. Fawley's sister, Mrs. ('baric Illaker, of South Jardin Btrcet. I!ev. Cornelius Laurisn, pastor of the Greek Catholic church, and Gcorxo Wrctlk left town this afternoon foi lltooklyii, N. Y., to nttend the annual convention of the ilreek Catholic Union of Ameiica. Miss Julia MrKeiuau and Miss Nellie Ijoftiis bavo Kntio to H.rleloti to visit friends. Miss Alice lilack has Mono to llctwick to enjoy a two-week's vacation among ncuualut ances. F. II. I!, livelier, of HcadiiiK, traveling paeni;or aijeiit for the P. & !. Hallway Cotniiany.wltli headquarters at Willlamsport, was a visitor to town to-day. Misses Collins, of Shamokiu, aru licinn en tertaiued by tho llreslin family, on West Cherry stieot. Late to bed and early to rNe. pupates a man for bis homo in tho skies. Kuriy to bid and a Little Harly 1 liter, the pill that makes ife lotiKcr and botloi and wiser. C. II U.'iKeiihucli. Silccesslnl Klellt. The eulcitalnment ami festival in tho Primitive Metiiodlst chinch last niulil was a very pleasing and successful event. Among tliose who took part In the entertainment were Misses Annie Timmons, Kmma Haitcs, Pilrcllla D.ivies. Mamie Kislibiirn, Minnie D.ibb, and .Messrs. Joseph Lewis, Thomas Mlllichap, George James, W. K. l'hillips Alfred Millichap, the Silter Star Glee Club and others. liiquest has been made that a vole of thanks bo extended through tho llEl'.t.l) to Prof. L. W. Wilde's Junior Mandolin Club for Its co-opeiation In tho entertainment. Ice cicam ami other le froshincnU weie served in the basement of the eburi h. Al. NAT I'm of tho Globe fcr 77P.TT7JAT.nTl .,, , . iiuj prepartil under tlio mruiKint GEtlMMI MEDICAL LAWS prescribed by eminent phyuclana: UK. RIGHTER S ii& t6 a RSftianrs m PASM EXPELLEB.l Vori. renowncil ! IN-inarVatily mtTr---ful ! lOalt tri nutriu widi Tratlc Alark Anch(r.' i F. Atl. Uirhlor A ( o. , il I ." 1'i iu 1 ht.. v w ork. 31 HIGHEST AWARDS. 13 Branch Uonsea. Own Glassworks, Ludutuudrccuumiwuilcaiiy A. Wasley, 106 H. Main St.. . II. Hagenbuch. 103 N. Main St., P.O. Kirlin, 6 S. Main St. 'Hhennnilnnti. . DR. RICHTCB'S 1 "ANCHOR" STO.IIACHAI. best for Onlf, lltNticnplneSfoiiutcli CoiilfiliiinlH. gvr iW fBHE Owing to the Dull Times vc will offer to our patrons extraordinary bargains in all articles in our line. We know yon will believe us when we speak to you through our advertisement, and that's why this week's price list should interest you. Little to pay and lots to save when you buy here. Sand Soap - - ic n bar White Dinner Plates, Waco China .jc. White Cups and Saucers - .c. Glass Dishes, were - 50 now 3c, Glass Sugar liowls, were 5c now 2c. Graters, were 5c now 3c. Tea Strainers, were - 5c now 3c Coflee and Tea Caiinlslcrs, 5c. now 4c. One qt. Kettles, were 5c. now 3c. Lamp Globes, were - .i,c. now 2c. Children's School liags, wore 15c., isc. & ioc, your choice for 5c. Glass Cake Stands, were ioc. now Sc. Large Round Glass Dishes, ioc. now 8c. Four tit. Dinner Kettles, ioc. now 5c. 102 North Main f m ' in MOTION COURT NOTES. iliulgim lleelilel unit llotli IINpnso ol dun sldei'tiblo Itiisliiess Michael Snyder was appointed eotishililo in llittler township. Mary 0. Kogers was granted a divorce from her husband, Jiunos M. ICogets. F. G. Fatutiliar filed exeetitions to the older of court in tho ease of the Controller vs. County Commissioners, granting (bo latter right to Issue .jonnty bunds. This action was taken In order to take tho ease to the Sttpieiuo Coiutliow- sittmgat ilarrlsbtirg, to tost tho validity of Judge Koch's decision. Tho appeal will ho Hied in a few days. M. M. Ilttrko was granted a rule '. take testimony twenty-four hour's notlco in tho matter of tho rulo to show cause why the detectlvo licenses of It. Amour and Levi llohh should not ho revoked. June 5ft) next was fixed by the court to hear aiguinent in the eases of the Wcsliiighoiiso Llectric Power it Co. vs. the Lakeside Lite tile Hallway Co. and Poiina. Trust Co., Phlla. Tlio Sheillls deed to W'm. A. Chemlolewskv lorn lot or ground in Shenandoah, sold us the properly of John Strolls for $1,750, was acknowledged in open couil. Maniago licensos were granted to Rlatils laus Glandell and Urhula Ladotiawskl, both of Shenandoah; J. D'Malla and Katio C-an- lleld, both of Lost Creek. The Shenandoah llorough Council filed a bill in equity asking for a picliuiinary In junction to compel tho Schuylkill Traction Co. to lower the grado of tho stieets on Cetitio between Lmorlck and Union streets. An argtiniout was arranged for yesterday afternoon, but tlio case was not reached. Thero may bo an amicahlu settlement. Geratiuiuiis, fuchsias, pansics, daises, roses, etc., for spring planting at Payno's nurseries, (liraidvillo. Tuberose and gladiolus bulbs. Sub Idu lit the I'l lon. Mrs. Faniiio Stiotitheis, cohued, committed sulcido in tho county prison laBt night by setting Hie to her bed. She set a coal oil lamp under her bed, wrapped hcisclf in tho bed clothes that were saturated with coal oil and calmly awaited death. In a few minutes the beil was in flames, and smoke and file buist fi'um the cell. The pi isotiers gave tho alarm, and tho fire was extinguished, but not until Mis. Strottthurs was fatally burned. She died a few hours latci. The woman had pieviously made six unsuccessful attempts to lake her own life, and had attempted to kill another prisoner. .Mrs. Sttotithers and her husband wetu both inmates of the jail. Tho latter was employed nt the Mciehauts' liolol, and both wcio convicted of stealing J3U0 ft otii a domestic. The woman was 'JO years old. Window shades from 10 cents and upward. IMimates given on largo shades. F. J. Portz, !il North Main street. tf Charged With llribery. David Jones, who conducts a hotel in Mali auoy City, was arrested on tho charge of brib. cry. It is claimed that ho oll'eied Daniel Skeatli, a member of tlio School Hoard of that town, f-'j and a railroad pass to Harrisburg if the latter would secure the election of a cer tain teacher, liall was given. At ICejieliinsUI's Are.ule Cute. Vegetable soup, free, to-night. Hot lunch to-morrow morning. Changes Among Mine l.osses. Unbelt Coxcii, inside foreman nt tho Furnace colliory at Gilbcrton, has icsigned, his icsignalion taking elht t June 13th. Mr. t OAl'll Oil IIIU KIWI lilKCS UlllllgU oi luu Lawieme colliery at Mahanoy Plane, suc ceeding lienj. Lvans, resigned. i Seo the show window 1 incuts at lirunitu's. display of coal orna- ,1iidgo Heeler IVlns. The Democratic county convention hold at 1 Ian ville yesterday developed a big surprise in in tho nomination of Judge 1'. Ii. II; tier, of tlio Coiuuihia-Muntour district. His oppo nent, It. 1!. Littlo, of llloomshurg, was con ceded to bo the nominee, but a recount in two districts gave Ikeler a majority. CONWAY'S I FAMOUS I 5 End 10c. Store, i 102 North Main Street. w Tea Kettles, were - ioc. now 5c. Large Soup Strainers, were ioc. now 5c. 00 3 & 4 qt. Coffee Pots, were ioc. now 5c. Lamps, were ioc. now 5c. Two qt. Sauce Pans, were ioc. now 5c. (g) Large Dee. Cuspadors, were 15c. now yc. (3) Plour Sieves, were . - 10c. now 5c f Glass Tumblers, were ioc. now 5c. Large Dee. Dinner Plates, ioc. now 8c. &) Colored Wine Glasses, (2) )?a Large Glass lhead Plates, fSalt and Pepper Window Shades Come early and secure some of the bargains as they will not last long at these prices. Don't forget the name and number. CONWAY'S Famous 5 and 10c. Store, Street, Shenandoah, PITHY POINTS. Ilnppuiiliigs Throughout tho Country Chronicled lor Hasty I'erusitl. Tlio omployos at Moron wore paid on Saturday. David Lcclilor, or St. Nicholas, lias been granted a pension of $0 per mouth. A letter from William McCoimick, who loft Maliauoy City two weeks ago for Den ver, lolls of his location and employment at Victor. Tlio work of paving tho streets of Malia uoy City began yesterday. Tho pliosplialo factory at Schuylkill Haven was totally destroyed by fire yesterday. Mercantile Appraiser Larl Maitlti held an appeal at tho couit houso yostoriay, and a number responded. The P. it II. collieries in tho Shnmokin district work tlnco days this week, tho same as those In tills district. Lllangowati people are troubled by chicken thieves. A number of society people of Girardvlllo ate organl.lng a Chautauqua circle, and will lake up a leading course dining tho coming season. The Sunday school children au rehearsing for tlio annual Childieu's Day festivities. Company A., Shenandoah Cadets, 'engaged in drill practice nt ll.iiid's Held last evening. Almost every town in the county, with tlio exception of Shenandoah, is planning a big Fourth of July celebration. Thero will be a shooting tournament at Mahanoy City on Thursday when tho new Magam traps will bo used fur tho first timo In tho county. Paymaster J. II. Wilhclm will pay the employes on the coal branches of tho Lehigh Valley railroad on Saturday.Jttno 11th. A handsome Hag was unfurled from a DO foot polo in front of Outsldo Foreman W. A, Sanorbrey's residence, St. Nicholas, on Satur day afternoon, witli interesting ceremonies. Ileadacho Quickly Cured. Dr. Davis' Aiitl-lleadacho never fails, 23c. lxt client Pel forniiiiiers The performances given by Welsh llros.' elicus yesteiday ufleiuuou and last evening were witnessed liy audiences that taxed the capacity of the largo tent and it can lie said without fear of controvention that better pleased audiences never witnessed perform ances in this town. Lvery act was faithfully given in accordance with tho nilvortiscd pro gram and each with a perfection of skill and grain that caused tho audience to applaud enthusiastically. The circus program con sists of horizontal bar, trapeze and slack wire feats of commendable skill, and thu same must bo said of tho feats of contortion and Ktiengtli, tho juggling and tho dog circus. Lowrey and Jenkins, tho eccentric comedians, also made a hit. Jbey wero as funny as can bo imagined in tho clown and other parts and aro gaining a big reputation. The concert fciven after the elicits. Is no less pleasing than the first part. It is a clean, whulesome pot pottrii of amusement and tho closing number, tlio cabinet trick given by the Honnius is staitling in its mystillcitiou. Tho act is original with tlio Ilouditis and ono of tlio features of tho show. Final per formances will be given this afternoon and to-night. All kinds of vegetables and llower seeds, and plants at Payne's nurseries, Glranlville. Klcctrio cars pass tho door. 5-0-tf I.uto llano Hall Itesnlls. The game on Sunday at tho Trotting pari: between the Shenandoah Browns and tho Mahanoy City team was won by the former by the scot o of 20 to Hi. Tho game was an exciting ono and at one timo il seemed evi dent for a victory in favor of the visitors, who played tho first inning with seven runs to their credit. Tho tide was finally turned during tho fifth inning when the homo boys got down to playing ball. A largo audience witnessed thu game. The Shenandoah haso hall team was de feated at Frackvillo on Sunday, the scoro be ing IS to 8 in favor of the homo team. Can't bo perfect health without ptno blood. Ilurdock lllood Hitters makes pure blood. Tones and invigorates tho wholo system. ioc. now sc. ioc. now 8c. Castors combined, were 25c now Sc. complete - 8c. 3 Pa. 1 3 3 mi; wr.ATitr.it, Tlio foieonst for Wednesday s Falr.sllghtly wanner weather and light easterly and southerly winds. MAHANOY CITY. Priscllla, wlfo of John Coombc, died nt tho family residence hero at 3:30 o'clock this liiouiiiig, from htart failure. She had been 111 for tlio past ten months. Tho deceased was a native of Lngliind and in her fliinil year. In addition to the husband surviving thero are eight children, Mrs, William F, Machall, of Crcssona; Thomas II., Simon D. and John M.Cooinbc, Hid hitter tho secre tary of tho Hoard of Health; Mrs. Carrie Cooper, Mrs. William L. Llttlchales and William C, and Ahticr P. C'uninbc, all ltsl dents of town. Ldward J. Fogarty to-day took to Potts vlllo a petition bearing tho names of 75 men who dosiro to enlist in the Provisional 3rd Brigade Tho list was submitted to the County Commissioners for their signatures and then forwarded to Gen. (Inbln, al Lebanon. Mr. 1'oinrty will Increase tho number of names tu 100. At Payno's nurseiy, Girardville, you will find the latgost stock overseen In the county. Coiiwny's Annoiinceiiinnt Lvery housekeeper should H.id tho large advertisement of Conway llros., In another column. Many bargains are offered stiilablo to tho times. It will bo noticed a big cut in prices lias been made, and the peoplo will no doubt take advantage of tho opportunity. Tlio best placn to buy your wall paper is at F. J. Portz, !il North Main street. Wo liavo the largest stock north of the mountain. tf Coiiiinltled for Assault. Andrew and Martin Linkhurst wore taken to tlio PottBVillo jail this morning by Con stable Thomas llolln, having been committed in default ef $300 bail each, by Justice Green, of Win. 1'enn, for committing an as' sault upon Andrew llulicl. It is believed that Martin is wanted at Sciauton for asBault and battery and stabbing a man, Annual Soles ovorO.000,000 Boxes TOR BILIOUS AND NERVOUS DISORDERS Bueh as Wind and Tain In tho Stomach. Glddlno3S, Fulness after meals, Head ache DIzzinobs, Drowsinoss. Flushings of Hoat, Loss ot Appotito. Costlvoness. Ulotches on tho Skin, Cold Chills, Dis turbod Sleep, frightful Droams and nil Nervous and Trombllng Honsations. THE IIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF IN TWENTY MINUTES, Evory sufferer Will aekuowlodgo them to bo A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. Ili:i:CII.VM'N PILLS, taken as direct ed, will quickly restoro Foraalos lo com plete health. They promptly removo obstructions or Irregularities of tho sys tem n nil cure fslclc lleaduclie. For a Weak Stomach Impaired Digestion Disordered Liver IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN Bcccham's Pills aro Without a Rival And hnro th LARCEST SALE ornnyl'atcut.llvillr.lno In the World. 25c. at all Drug Stores, A (jood place, for a good drink Michael Mills' Saloon, 22 13, Centre street, Mellet'H building, Wine, Whiskies, Beer find Cijj?irn, beer In town always on tap. Hrejdiiwt DANDRUFF ... Is the Beginning of Baldness. Wcctphal'n fluxlliator Cures Dandruff and all diseases of the scalp. -FOR SALl. AT BARBER SIM Ferguson House Illock. r NEW OPENING! We celebrate our opening at 15 N. Main street, to-day (Friday) June 3rd, by selling the largest and most complete stock of Glothing, Gents' par nishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, At the lowest pricos evor offered by any store tn tho Shenandoah valley. Our goods are not the accumulated left-overs of several seasons, but honest, new stock just received from the manufacturers' hands. We have made up our minds that in order to secure the permanent trade of the people we must give them good value for their money, and this shall be'our motto: to render a dollnr's worth for every dollar spent. Having had several years experience in the clothing and shoe business we know how to buy and what to buy in order to keep abreast of the times, in quality, style and price. Come and be convinced. Prices Advertised Will be Adhered to: Children's shoes, 3 to S, spring heel, patent tip, 48c ; 8j tu if, in Kuviet, 58c ; 1 1 'A 1 2, K1 tocl;, lace or button, leather soles, Oyc. Infants' fine shoes, 35c. Our special price in ladies' shoes, regular $2,00 shoes at Jl.co and $1.25. We have an elcKitnt line of men's shoes, patent leather, at $1.89, worth $2. 50 j elegant shoe at sjil.oo, woith $1.50 i our $1.25 shoe sells elsewheie at $2,00, Lot of bahy shoes, good stock, will go at 19 cents, Gent's furnishings. We hnve a fine line of handkerchief which will go at 3 cents etch 1 fine socks, 4c per pair ; celluloid collars, 5c ; 4 ply linen collars, 9c i big line of neckware, from 50 up. 1 Guarantee Clothing and Shoe House, (Michael Peters' Building,) 15 North Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa. ELIAS SUPOWITZ, Prop. Her Health Restored THE misery of sleeplessness can only ha realized by thoso who bavo experi enced It. Nervousness, sleeplessness, headaches, neuralgia nnd that mlserablo feeling of unrest, can surely bo cured by Dr. Mllos' ltostorativo Nervine. So certain Is Dr. Miles of this fact that all druggists tiro authorized to refund prlco paid for thu first bottle tried, providing it (Iocs not benefit. Mrs. Henry liruns, wlfo of tho well known blacksmith at Orand Junction, Iowa, says: 'I was troubled with sleeplessness, nervous ness, headacho and Irregular menstruation! buffering untold misery for years. I used various advertised remedies for female com plaints besides being under tho euro of local physicians, without liolp. I noticed In Dr. Miles' advertisement tho testimonial of n lady cured ot nilmcuts blmllar to rnlno, nnd I shall never ccaso to thank that lady. Her testimonial Induced mo to uso Dr. Miles' Ncrvino and Ncrvo and Liver Pills, which restored mo to health. I cannot say onough for Dr.MllcsTtomcdles." Dr. Miles' Remedies aro sold by all drug gists under a posltlvo guarantee, first bottlo benefits or monoy re funded, ltoolc on dis eases ot tho heart and nerves free. Address, Dr. si IYIIIOS' -Nervine ; -tRootoros Hoalth ' I) It. MILES MEDICAL CO.. LlKhart. Did. MISCELLANEOUS. TilOIt BAIJTliororTyon West Oak I1 ntri'ct, known ns tho (Jrntit property. Will li Bolt, In pIiikIu Jots or nn n whole. Apply to W. (J. (Irenry, njent, mw Noith Main Ktrert, Hhcitutiiloah, J'u, (- tf SAUC A irooil nroorrtv nt N'o 42.Y J1 Turkey Hun. LotlSOvUO. Water In the liouio mul other eonvenleiierft. MnkeH a nice home. Will ho fold cheap for Hkuaitd olllee. efteli. Apply ot tho fWMw FOlt ItlCNT, A filx-rooin Iiouho for rent, com! iclhir, water In hone, located mi lCitst Apple nlley. Apply to Alary Itohertp, No. 11K East Coal street, .Shenandoah. (M-lw TjUMt HAL 12 A valuable propel ty on Went I1 Centre etieet, dwelling house, and all eon vcnlcncfM, In desirable location, Apply to Thomas Toih, for further particulars. 5-27-tf LIOK SALIC A saloon. Good stand and V central location. Has two pool tables, one beimr a combination of pool and billiards. Apply at thu llmiAl.n office. tf TTIOU HUNT. A bouse, suitable for n small ' family, location In Pear nlley, near Centre. .Apply nt IIkkai.ii olllee. 3-ls-lf Thos. Buchanan, OPTIC I ATM. Examination Made at Your Home or at Our Store. --Has Moved to 118 S. Main Street. THOMAS BUCHANAN, OPTICIAN, The Rosy Freshness And a velvety softness of the skin is inva riably obtained by thort who uso 1'ozzoni'b Complexion 'owdcr. EDUCATED and ARTISTIC TASTES In wall papers nnd decorations Ih one of tlm nineteenth century ucconiplfohiueiiti. That Ih why those w ho Keleet their wall paper at CAUIM.Vri mtMieh delightful renulta. it lsnt neee-s:iry to pureliaMo the expeiiNho KrauYc, thu dcln1 and colors me Juwt as aitlntie in tho cheaper trailed, if they nie not ho ileh. Kor those who wttdi to deeotate their roonnt with artlHtia wall papers e;n to J. P. CARDEN, 224 W. Centre Street, Shenandoah, Pa. Overalls .jo cents, ilig line of stockings, 5 cents up, lliij line of infants' caps. Nice line tnhle cover, 2 yards, for 38c. Machine cotton, a for 5c,' Ladies' fine shirt waists. Ladies' skirts. l'lne line ladies' nnil gents' underwear. Lace and embroidery. Apron Ginghams, 4c. All kinds laundered shirts. Nice linen hats and caps. Tiunks and valises, feathers, bed spreads, Hoy's overalls, 19c, Nice stock of umbrellas. Mining cups, 8c,
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