UNCLE SAM'S
Navy is a sixteen page book
with pictures of the navy of this
country ami Spain. It will also con
tain pictures of the important battles
of the war now on. One copy is is
sued each week, nine being leacly
now. Hack numbers can still beluul.
The price is 25c each, but we
furnish them by special arrangement
at 1 ex-, each.
HOOKS & BROWN,
in. rviaim st.
A SUMMER TONIC.
' Beef, Wine
rand Iron.
Lnrxc Mottle, 50 Cents.
SHENANDOAH DRUG STORE,
3 South Main Street, SV.iandoah, l'a.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mi With. mi II. shoemaker visited fllriiil
ul l'l i. U ill,- Ui-iluy.
Mi .nut Mi-., .t oil 11 I'. McUiniiewliuve Rune
to l'lnluilrinliiii to visit Iriemls.
Mi inn! .Mrs. U. livfuwioli wont to I'oiulini:
t!u- inorimiK to witiieM the MiMiiii-icutcniii.il
1 lehratiun
Mi- Ili.Hiinl Doialier visited Iier iiaicutsut
1 1 n-k 1 lie tn iluy.
W. Hi mi l'l irkc nmilo a business trip to
1Vii-hIi tu-dtiy.
.lolni lii.i lirick, of 1'ieelund, was a town
viiti.i h day.
.lull 11 M. Witt, representative for tho
t otniitli:t liii'winc Company at Slmuiokiii,
w 1- .1 t' n iitur to-ilay.
Mini Aiimi lleebnor, of l'liillulolplila, is
visiting friends in town.
Mr. anil Mrs. Morgan llovitn have returner!
home frmii their honeymoon tiip. Tlicy havo
jinne to hoiisekecpini; in u nuwly furnished
liome on South wlnto street.
James i'ox has guno to l'iiilailolphia on n
liusiiieh' trip
Mrs Jamli I'l'.mtz, of Wot f.'lierry street
Krcpoiteil us lying seriously ill at lier resi
lience.
Mis.- Maude Si'hoencr, of Philadelphia, Is
MMtniK at the residenco of .Mrs. Xow, on
Last dial street.
Mis Daniel Iledea and son Goorjto, weru
ainoiif; those ot town who spent yestciday at
KcnliuK.
- 1 1 1 1 1 1 I'llWlIl'l' III tllO t'Olll.
ll.h..k.. Mass., June a. While nu
ll 1 I" .. 11 . , Innil "f c oal fur the Ilnd
I' 'lli ul i'i mpuny yrstorclny n fIiuv
1 ' 1 m i i d 1 run of glunt powder
11 ilo ii. il. Thr ran rimtnlnrd nbout
p 1 1,11.1- nf thr rxplnslvr. enough to
i 111-' i ill .istiulis t-K 11I i is Ii ill if it had
1.1 11 shi'il"(l into the lire under a
i..un li.iili'i'. Thr conl Is understood
I., li.ur rniiir from mines In I'enusyl
i.'iiiu fiuiii whlrh the t'nlted Htalos
K ci mi" nt olitnliiH a liart of Its coal
f..i 1 In- nivy. It is thnimlit that n
inin.li. 1 ul' mull rani limy havr hern
pi. ii.. I 111 thr rou 1 by Siianish sym
lui liiv.ris in- Hides 111 thr hope of clls
ul'ium in Animlcnn wnrsOiip.
111crir41n and ('iilian llass, all sicH and
qualities R J. IVirlz, 1 N. .Main htreel. If
HOIJIV3 PIMA cure Ijlver Hid.
(Jllloiianess, IndlKeHtto.ij Ileiiiluclio
A. ulcus- nt laxative. All Driic'L-lstc
Boom Hard Coal !
rannimimmnnimmnmiipa
a
1, t nt fli'iiiaiul,
.in. I 1.1- saliolU-il with
nnthiuy: tlian
t 1 1 11.1 1 1 u t 1 o II nf
fi riulit t nt on coal.
Tin lt.it 1 1 raliinrt
I- 11 lxion to liinnati
it If vmi nri'hick,
it w ill niakf oti
m 11 If you are
will, it will K-i't-p
mi i 11. . iiallllli
Din f tlii"i wihint'l1
will mi iiict tlit'
most wki jitit al.
a Trial
Baths
Free.
'HUIIIIUI il'UI. jmiMlUIMUlEJ
Tnr-.iHli Itiis.inn, Miorial
liatli- in voiii own liniiir
Mi.tliati'il, 1'iTfillili'
Von eiioiiot li.iM-
tin s 111 it Oatli I'll,
ul) or wnil for I'ln-iilarN iIi-kitIIiIiik tlirin in
dftall Aiitlinriisl iiifciit art V (i. Palmer,
lill, W I i nn. sirret, Win. .1. W i listrr, 117 I:.
Coal street , Jian Pratt, :K1I S. .fardln Mrert.
We Hcpalr All Kinds of Stoves.
Wm. R. Pratt,
OflUt ll'l South Jarihn Mrcct, Sht'iuiinlnali, Vn.
LOOK HERB !
June 14-,
Flag Day,
Should see a proper
tlispltfy of Ainerk-a.ii
flags, interniingl e il
with a Cuban flag here
.iiul there. No where
in Schuylkill county
can you get the as
sortment as at
MORGAN'S-BAZAR,
23 North Main St.
Tho Rosy Freshness
And a velvet Rottuess of tho skin is Inva
riably obtained by tuur wuo uo I'omoni'h
Uoiupleztou 1'owiler.
DANDRUFF
... Is the Beginning of Baldness.
Wcctphal'o Auxiliator
C ure- Dandruff and all diwnws of the scalp,
luK ALK AT
DUSTQ'S DMIDER M0F
I'ergusou House lilock.
XS 1'KST LINK
OK-
& GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED, f
I'AY and HTItAW.
M Floor and Table Oil Cloths,
I
front
u
its victims. It puts them in
tho power of the weakest organ of
the body and makes them its sluves.
They must eat to suit it, drink to suit
it, and live a lenten lifo of self-denial.
liavo cured many bail casoa of
dyspepsia - they will euro you, if you
uro suH'ering from that disease.
Mra. 11. 15. Anderson, 15 Williams
Street, Grand Ilnpids, llich., writes :
" Aycr's l'ill curt-il rne of ilynpopjii.i
from which I liml autfureil for throo
jrarj. They beat uvcry ulbur uiodi
cino." WAHANOY city.
'iiiu riniii elm it
I ill I
toiy.
.Host Sorrtiullll
Mahanoy City, Juno 11. Many peoplo will
rcliicmher tln sinuular anil sorrowful case of
Mrs. . Martin llecker, ntr Annie Schwartz, a
younu woinau of this place who wan icuioviil
to an insane asylum in .January, last. She
was a member of a family that came heio
from lloivan, a miiiinc village in tlio Ilazle
tou leiiioii. About live years ao tho young
woman anil Martin Keeker were niarrieil,
ami on the niitlit of the wnliliii); the hriile
heeanie insanu. Her husband cureil for her
nt Inmio until last January, when it became
necessary to remove tho patient to the
county insane asylum. A little over a mouth
ago the liushaml ilieil from appendicitis and
on Tuesday the final chapter was furnished
by tho death of tho wife in tho asylum.
The funeral of the lato Klelmrd Phillips
took place to-dajT.
This town has been chosen ns the place for
holding tho next annual convention of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians.
The grand division of tho Suns of Tem
perance will hold its annual se-siim in this
town during tho middle of next month.
About ono hundred delegates will ho In at
tendance. OlIltierVoT tlio Cnltril a77. fi.
ficrantiin, l'n., Juno 3. The united
boards uf the Ancient Order of III
beinlunH yrstnilay elected the folhnv
IliB nlllrrts: State preHiuVnt, I'ntrluk
O'Neill of riilliiilelplilu; vice president,
C. C Ilolinvnii of Srianton; srrretury,
(llllirrt Curry nf I'lulns; tirasinrr,
John M. Krlly nt rittshurg. Mnlianoy
City was Krlr trd fur thr next conven
tion. 7M r 1 1 f onil I !' ('.ml OiHTiilu'l' ICIllnl.
Ilusslfliin, I'll.. Junr A. S. Van
tVlrkle, tlie nillllnniilre coitl operator
n nil philanthropist uf this city, was
accidentally killed hero yrsterdny while
imi'tlrlpatlim in a clay plKpon slnmi
with frleiuls a short distance outside of
the city limits. Mr. Van Wicklc, him
self an exiirrt shot, leaned over his
Run, whic h was londrd, to mark the
spot where he stood at the time of his
lust trial ut the pigeon. The barrel of
his sun was pointed directly at his
body, and ns Mr. Van Wlckle leaned
over the trlKtrer was touched, setting;
the weapon off. Ills wiilo.v Is a daugh
ter of tho lute millionaire cual operator,
Arlon Purdue.
i'iiol I'iriit i liiit
Insuro your property from loss in the
oldest and strongest cash companies : I'hil.i.
Underwrite! s Insurance Co. of North
America and I'iro Association, Hartford
File Iui Co., American I'iro Insurance L'n.,
West Cluster Kiru Ins. Co., United 1'iieineii's
Ins. Co. T. T. Williams,
123 S. .Tardin St., Shenandoah.
Keportfil Hallway (Mniugrs,
It is runioied in railway elides that Agnuw
T. Dice, superintendent of the Sliamoldn
division of i he 1'. .t I!, liailway, is to bo
t ransferred to tho Heading division and that
ho will bo succeeded by Joseph S. Waul,
resident engineer at Williainsport.
All kinds of vegetables and lliiwer seeds,
and plants at Payne's nuiseiii's, (iirardvillo.
Klectric ears pass the door. S-li-tf
S USUAL, we
business.
1
1
PSLLS
PILLS Gm
Hot
Take off that heavy winter suit and enjoy life by wearing one of our nice, neat, cool and well
made Summer Suits. We have them from $3.00 up to $12.50. For $4.00 you can get a first-class
Summer Suit. Come in our store and look at the prices marked on our goods. They are plain and can
be easily read. After you see them you will say they are the lowest you ever saw.
IMPORTANT TO M
WINDING BELLS.
1 ho .Month of .luilo llrlngs llapplnes lo
Miiny Voiilig IIpiuIh.
Iist nvotiliiK Miss Clara Ii., daughter of
V. II. li.iniiHii, tlio Pottsvillo machinist, and
W. (1, Viieiigllins were Joined in widlock at
the residence of the brido's parents. Itov.
Powers, of tho Presbyterian church, per
funned the ceremony.
Miss Kate tiariigan ami John l'ialiiilgnn,
both of Palo Alto, were married yesterday.
At Port Ciubon Miss MukrIc Hughes and
William Loudrigliam weie married in St.
Stephen's chinch.
Miss Dolllo N'oon mid Harry Helms, both
of Pottsvillo, weio married last evening in
the Lutheran church.
A pretty homo wedding was solemnized nt
Mahaiioy City yesterday afternoon, tho run
tiactlng parties being Miss llvn Lewis,
daughter of O. C. Lewis, of the shove place,
and l)r. 1). V. Deekort.of Schuylkill Havon.
The groom is at present located at Sliamokiu,
huliling an important position under the P
k II. liailway Co. The ceremony was per-
fiiniied by Itov. T. M. Morrison, pastor of tho
Piesliytellan church. i
Invitntiuns have been issued for the up-
pleaching wedding of Miss Mary P.. Mo'la
glian, of Kast Centre street, and P. .1. Coo, i
a popular young man of Lost Creek. The '
ceiemony will take place In tho Annuncla-'
t i on church on the afternoon of the l.'itli inst.
Announcement Is uinde of the approach-
ing luarriagci of Miss Maty Kinney and P. 11.
l ye, which will take place on the 22nd int.
The coming bride is a school teacher al Ash
land and is tlio leading soprano ot St.
Joseph's church choir, while tho groom is in
tho wheeliiglit business at Mt. Carmel.
William Lj-ster, of Ashland, and Miss
Annie Flanagan, of (lerniauluwn, wero
inanied at St. Ignatius church at Ccntralia
yesterday, llev. Hayes olllciiitlng.
On June 2Uth .Miss Laura Ldwards and W.
L. lteauinon'., both of St. Clair, will he
joined In Wedlock. The lattot Is editor of
the St. Clair Local.
Aluminum lneliiuraudum books with your
name ongiaved, !.'." cents. At liruinm's.
Strange IHsapiii'iiiiiuce
The dead body of all unknown man is be
lieved to bo lying In the canal near Pottsvllle.
All his clothing was found on tho hank, and
tlio man was seen lying naked near tlio
water for houis, then wis nilsbed, and when
a seaich in tlio wateis was mado no tiacoof
the body could be found. His clothing was
searched, and the only thing fuuiid was a
match. Ho is believed to be it man who was
discharged fiom jail on Tuesday. A nioie
thuiough search of the waters will bo made.
tlrlltlllllll's .Sc-lloul Troubles.
There is more trouble in tho Centiali.i
Sdiool lloaid, with another deadlock. Tlio
lioaid met Monday evening to organize, and
was compelled to adjourn, hicaiiso David K
Kollaraud James M. Hellly, candidates for
piesidcnt, each leceived thiee votes, the
Hoaid consisting of six members. A com
piomiso may bo ell'ected before tiio time ar
rives for tlio election of teachers.
Now ring,
Watkin Waters Post No. lhi, (!. A. I!.,
has swung a new Hag across Main street at
the licfouich building, to replace the old one
which was tattered and torn by tlio wind and
rain. It is 111x15 feet and was purchased
fiom P. J. Poitz. A Cuban Hag is also
suspended from tho samo rope.
Headache Quickly Cured.
Dr. Davis' Anti-Headache never falls, Elic.
Obituary.
At two o'clock yesterday afternoon the
Inline of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Williams,
on North White ftreet, was Nisitoil by the
(Irlm Peaper. It summoned to its fold their
12-year-old daughter, llessio lMith. The
deceased had been failing ill health for the
past eleven months. The causo of death was
dropsy. Tho funeral will take place from
the family reside mo on Saturday afternoon
at2 o'clock. Services will be conducted in
the l'lotestant Lpiscopal church. Tlio le
maiiis will be interred in tho Odd Fellows'
cemetery .
Charge oT Larceny.
Constable (liblon wenttu Jliddleport yester
day urined with a warrant for tlio arrest of
Felix IlobaUki. Tlio charge Is larceny of a
lefrigerator belonging to William Snyder, of
tlio First ward, valued at J."i(). While Hohal
ski was a tenant in Snyder's property at Mid
dlcport, ho disposed of tho refrigerator in
some unknown manner. The defendant en
tered ?:I00 ball for his appearance at court.
JUiuiloror llangt'il.
Special toKvnxiNO IIkicai.ii.
Newark, Juno U. Andreas Ma'.mak, was
hanged in jail hero this morning.
Tho crime for which Maluiak paid the
penalty was murder.
He uxchauged his wife for tho wife of
Michael Koine!, and altcrwards killed the
latter woman because she deserted him for
her own husband.
Oi'i'Uiin'H Ilrpiibllcan Victory.
Portland, Oic, June a. About thrre
fourllis of thr total vntr of the stato
has brrn counted, and shows (leer, Hr
publlonn, for Kovernni', hns a plurality
of S..S77. Appiiixlinatcly 25.0(10 votes yet
remain to br counted, nearly one-thlid
of this number being In tho cllv of
I'oitlmid, where the ltepiibllcans have
law pluralities. Acroi'dinK to the
vote already counted complete returns
should Kivr (leer at least 10,000 plurality
In the state. Doth Republican rou
crrssmeii air elected.
Weather flakes
are up to the demand and none need swelter in winter clothing while we are in the
Rich and poor can afford to buy at our store, for we have prices and goods to suit both.
The Mammoth
iT. 1 . T TiMNTiTm -. "I m -aHiim- n.ITS
1, i . . . - .
NEW CHURCH OPENED.
Dig lli'iiioiistialliin by Polish, l.lthuaiihili
mid Shmiiilnu hoclelles.
Uetwcou three and four thousand Poles,
Lithuanians iind Slavonians from the M-voral
neighboring tewns and patches, mid of this
town, assembled to-day to witness the formal
opening of tho now Polish Unman Catholic
cliiiicli at tho comer of Cherry and West
streets, and the parade following tlio
tho opening ceremonies. Tho capacity of
tho church fell far shoit of accommodating
the Immenso throng and tho streets in tho
vicinity of tho edifice wero crowded with
peoplo.
At ul 110 o'clock this morning tho societies
congregated nt St. George's Lithuanian
lionian Catholic church, where a decorated
carriage was In waiting for tho clcrgymun
who had been assigned by Aiclihishop ltyan
to take chargo of tho new cougrogatlou.
Under escort of mounted representatives of
tlio several church societies, the new pastor,
Iiev. Mathislow Kopltkiswicz, lato of Phila
delphia, accompanied by Uevs. Abroinailis
and Milukis, of tlio Lithuanian church of
town, and Itov. Mntulaitis, of tlio Lithuanian
church of MlncrsviUc, proceeded to the new
church, whiro lnnns was celebrated, Kev.
Kopltkiswicz being tho chief celebrant.
Following the service sit tlio church there
was a street parade, one of tho largest seen
In the town for some time. There were
about twenty societies, or an aggregato of
about 2.00D men in lino. The music was fur
nished by four hands, tho Lithuanian of
town, Lithuanian of Mahanoy City, and tho
Tut key l!uu and St. Nicholas bands. The
rotito of tho parado was out Jardln street to
Oak, to Whito, to Ctmtro, to limerick, to
Coal, to Main, to Centre, to Chestnut, to
Cherry, and thenco to. Jardin street, where
the societies wore dismissed and tho ceir
moiiies ended.
Hi'liliills C'alr.
Hot Tumales to-night.
l'lcnlc ,luly tlir fourth.
Tho Columbia Glee Club, compo-ed of
prominent young men of town, havo ar
ranged to hold a monster picnic at tlio Col
umbia paik cm July tho Fourth, and this
event In itself will attract hundreds- of people
to the town from the surrounding country.
Among the features will be a singing con
test for male voices, tho comnetitivu picco be
ing "Pock Away in the llllluws (lay." A
prie of $2.1 is oll'ercd. Parties from Luzerne,
Noithuinbeiland and this county will con
test. The famous Sclioppe orchestra will
furnish the dancing music.
At Payne's nursery, (iirardvillo, you will
find tho laigest stock overseen in the county.
L'eiitrallo I'lag Hilislng,
M. M. Ihlrke, Ksip, has received fiom
Messrs. W. J. Hellron, John J. lieilly, M. 11.
Cull' and C. J. Lennahan, a committee of tlio
Legion of St. Ignatius of Ccntralia, an invi
tation to deliver an oration at a Hag raising
under tho auspices of the society next Mon
day evening. Mr. liurke has acceptol tho
invitation.
Insiiectols to Meet.
Mine Inspector William Stein today re
ceived an invitation to attend the mid
summer meeting of Mine Inspectors of tho
Antluaclto region to bo held at the Allen
House, Hoiicsdalc, next Monday. Mr. Stein
will attend. Pohert llrownlce, Chief of tho
Stato Ilui run of Mine", will ho present and
read a paper on mine inspection.
IhilbiirUliig' for Manila.
Friends of James Lniigdou, of Ashland,
are in receipt of a letter fiom him dated
May Hist, at S.m Francisco, Cnl., staling that
lie was prep iriug lo emhaik for the Philip
pines. Ills friends aro awaiting further news
witli deep i tl Iciest.
Tlio best place to buy your wall paper is at
F. J. Porlz, 21 North Main street. Wo have
the largest stock north of the mountain. tf
The Cellll'llllll (lolllcry.
Once again It is rumored, says the Ashland
Telegram, that tho now breaker at Ceiitralia
will stmt up. Work is being piishid and
extra men aie employed In getting tho
breaker ready for some purpose. It is said
work will begin in the next few weeks.
Oeraiiiinins. fuchsias, panies, daises, roses,
etc., for spring planting at Payne's nurseries,
(Iirardvillo. Till close and gladiolus bulbs.
GRAND
Pir.
1 j
ON
JULY 4th,1898,
In Columbia Park, Shen
andoah, Pa , under the
auspices of the
COLUMBIA GLEE CLUB.
S25 SINGING CONTEST for male parties
will take place, admission to the
contest free. The piece selected
is "Rock Away in the Billows
Gay."
ADMISSION mtt8 25 CENTS.
IN DEMAND.
tit
;i";'.ri'jiiiu.i. lYi I a -r
Want 'ilirli f'itstiif fo Koslgrl,
A committoc of tho congregation of hi.
John's Itefnrmed church, of Tiiinaomt, ap
peared hoforo tho Chassis nt Pinogrovo and
usked for tho resignation of their pastor,
Itov. Frnntz. Tlio laltor told them ho would
retlro in a week or two, hut falling to keep
his promise they now appear In print and
again demand tho pastor's resignation. Tho
members claim tho church treasury Is empty
with poor prospects for tho f 11 tine.
Window shades from 10 cents and upward,
I'stimates given on largo shades. P. J. Portz,
2t North Main street. tf
i)ii;i.
WILLIAMS. At the homo of her rorenK No
Ul Ninth White street, nt 2 o'clock p. 111. on
.lime Uli, Itcsslc i: , daughter ot Wlll'nm I',
and Hlilwell Williams, aged 12 years s months
mid 20 tints. Funeral services at 2 o'clock
p. 111 on .lunelltli. Interment In Odd Fellows'
cemetery. Friends noil relatives respectfully
luvlteil to attend. ft-9-2t
MISCELLANEOUS.
I.IOU ItKNT. Mole and dwelling;. No II North
1' Wllitn street, Odd 1-Yll.ms' blllldlllK. (lood
business locution, all conveniences not mid
eottl water, only S'JO per mouth. Apply to tiny
of the trustees, James Patterson T T. Williams
or Harry Iliiiitzbiger. o-ti-IIt-eod
ITVIlt HAI.H The propetty 011 West Oak
I" street, known us the (bant propeity. W'ill
be sold III single lots or lis a whole. Apply to
W. (1. (livgory, agent, 20s Ninth Jlalli street.
Shenandoah, rii. o-l-tf
JjlOlt HA 1,12 A Bond property at No t!',
1' Turkey Itun. Lot I50:!0. Water In the bono
and other conveniences. Makes 1. nice home.
Will lie sold cheap for cash, Apply at the
IlKUAi.iiollIce. M-hv
FOlt HALU-A valuable property on West
Centre stlect, dwelling bouse, mid all eon-
, veiilences, in ilcsirable bieatlon. Apply to
I Thomas Tosh, for fiutber particulars. 5-27-tf
IAOU HALL. A saloon, (lood statu! nnd
' ectitral location. Ibis two pool tables, one
being a eniiibinntlon of pool and billiards.
Apply at the lll.nAI.11 oltlce. tf
1 filnllv ,,tl,,,, In Cnl-
ii.'l. ni.,11, it imiisi., nmuii.ii iui it mm. 11
famllv.
alley, near
3-ts-tf
Centre. Apply at Ilr.UAi.n nlllcc
ftllAUTUU NOTICI: -Notice Is hereby given
J that nil iippllciitlou will be lii.'ule to the
Court of Common Pleas, of Schuylkill county,
011 Mnniliiy, the 20th day of June, INtls, at
o'clock In the forenoon, by Michael Mills. Stnu
Inlaw llaitj lock, Staiuslaw Icadzfi-wlcz. Walter
Kiimliiski. .bilin (ioniey nnd Anthony Katniti-
I nkt, nailer the Act of Assembly nnd Its sttpplc-
incuts to provide for the Incorporation and
1 regulation of certain corpoiations, ap
1 proved Apiil 20th, ls7l, for the cbmtcr
I of an intruded corporation to be called and
1 known us ".st. Joseph Polish ltomnn Catho
lic lU'iii'lk'i.il .Society, of the St. Uasinicr
I church, of .Hhcniuiiloah, Prima.," the chninc-
tcranil olijci ts of which are the maintenance
of 1111 oi-ganiatloii Tor lirnellHul aril
piotcitlve purposes, l,y t'stahllshiiig u
fund for the iclli'f of sick nnd Injured
members anil the ii'licf of the fiimlMes
of such inctiibcrs as may ille. Mali I cor
poration is to lie carried on at Slienail
do.ih, Pa., anil fur the purposes above set forth
is t have, noss, ss nut enioy nil the rluhts
, and hcncllts of said Act and its supplrtiicnts
l.llWAItl) t mioi.maki:ie,
Solicitor.
Sheiianiloah, P.i., .limn 2nd, 1 SO". fi 2-9-10
BABY
A GREAT SALE.
Baby Carriages
$3.50 and up.
300
BED
STEADS.
They must be sold at once.
They are now going at the low
price of
These goods are brand new
and selling al worn-out furniture
prices.
(l busy PUHMTimn
and STOVE ST0KI3,
12I-123 North Main St.
timmer Clothing
WE ARE NOW HAVING A SPECIAL SALE ON LIGHT REEFER
SUITS FOR CHILDREN. COHE AND SEE THEM. WE ARE SELLING
SOME WORTH $3.00, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00, for $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50.
Clothing House.
Ainiuolild (latinos Troiihle,
A Joint coimeclcd ttlth tlio ammonia tanks
of tho ico making machine in the Columbia
blowing Company's plant blew out yestcr
day nflcrnnon and for a wlillo thcio was a
lively sceiio at tlio place. Threo men, L L
Clark, Patrick Fox and (Icorvo Howes, weio .
lenipomrlly nvcrcoino hy tho gas while try-'
lug to roach tho engine to stop tho pump In !
tho room where tho ammonia escaped, hut
initio of them weio tcrinusly affected, n.
though Mr. Clark was still suflcrliig slightly
fiom tho ell'ects this inoinlng, The damaco
caused hy tho accident will not exceed fifty
dollars. The repairs worn mado to-dny by
two men sumniuned from Mt. Carmel by Mr
Drawer. Tlio men are experts engaged In
building 1111 Ico plant at Mt. Caimel The
opoiallons of thu hicwery weio not Inter
fered with hy the accident.
Succeeds Mr. W. II, Lewis,
ltoliert Allison, of Port Carbon, has been
appointed a member of the Hoard of
Tiustces, of the stato hospital at Fountain
Springs to fill tho vacancy caused hy the
leslgnatlon of William H. Lewis, of Win.
Prim. Tho appointment was received hy
Mr. Allison yetteiclay and he Wnl accept the
position. This is the second time ho 1 as
served on tlio hoard. 1
WE BUILD HOHES.
We build you :i home just as you want it built.
We will submit plans and cost, or pass on the practicability of
any sketch you may have, without any charge. We will build
the house for you according to specifications and by the time
you state barring strikes. We will keep the cost within the
figure quoted and will guarantee that you will be satisfied
with your home. See us about it.
Glenn & O'Hearn,
(Successors to J. W. Johnson,)
INI. Via in St., Shenandoah, Pa.
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
Clothing, Gents' par nishing Goods, Boots, Shoes,
At the lowest pricos over offered by any utoro in the Shenandoah valloy.
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 dollar's worth for every dollar
spent. Having had severa' 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, to S, spring lirel,
patent tii, .(Sc 1 Sy2 tu 11, in Russet, 58c ;
Hi I" 2, Kul111 slock, lace or button, leather
soles, 6o,c. Infants' fine shoes, 35c
Our special price in ladies' shoes, regular
$2.00 shoes at Si. 00 and Si. 25.
We have an elegant line of men's shoes,
patent leather, at Ji.Sr), ivorth 2 $0 ; elegant
shoe at $1.00, worth S1.50 ; our fl.25 shoe
sells elsewhere at f 2.00.
It of baby shoes, good
at 19 cents.
stock, will go
dent's furnishings. We have a fine line of
handkerchiefs which will go at 2 cents each j
line socks, .)c per pair ; celluloid collais, 5c j
4 ply linen collais, 9c ; liij; line of neck ware,
from 5c up.
Guarantee Clothing and Shoe House,
(INllGr-iael Peters' Building,)
15 North Wain Street, Shenandoah, Pa
ELIAS SUPOWITZ, Prop.
"for oeer ms'lkM
of tlm filnhn frr
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17EUHAL0IA nnd similar Complaints? j
iiuti lULjiartu uuuer 1110 binngfut
GERMAN MEDICAL LAWS..
prescribed by eminent pbyeiclanii.
DR. RICHTER'S
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PAIN EXPELLERJ
?-3 World rcnowncil I ricmirkaMysuc'ccnfnll
(inly gi'iiitino vim 1 raile ntnrK Alienor,
I". Ail. Welder Co., 2IS 1'curlSI.,. .New VorU,
31 HIGHEST AWM1DS.
13 Branch Honsos. Own Glassworks,
CS&tiOcLs. Lndursed is rccouiuicmlci! by
A. Wasley, 106 W. Main St..
II. Hacenbuch, 103 N. Main St.,
r. r.v. Klrlln. 6 s. Main St.
4... snenandoali. t.
p. n .iyfl
DR. niCHTEFVS 1
"ANCIIOIt" STO.HA01IAr, hest for
Gnll' . llvsprnsltt.Htninneli rotilnlfiltilH. I
EDUCATED and ARTISTIC TASTES
In wall paper mul decnrntlons N one of tlio
iiiiirti'fittli ci'iitury nooninpINlitnentH. Thut It
why tlmu who Kcli'ct their wall paper at
OAltDIN'H K tneh delightful reaultH. It isn't
neeej:iry to purchase tho expensive grades, tho
dentin and eolorn are Just ns nrt.Htic in tho
cheaper prudes, jy they nro not ho rich. Kor
those who wIMi to decornte their roonm with
artistic wall papers tfo to
J. P. CARDEN,
224 w. Centre Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
Overalls 40 cents.
llig line of stockings, 5 cents up.
llig line of infants' caps.
Nice line table cover, 2 yards, for 3SC.
Machine cotton, 2 for 5c.
Ladies' fine shirt waists.
Ladies' skirts.
Fine line ladies' and gents' underwear.
Lace and embroidery.
Apron Ginghams, 4c.
All kinds laundered shirts.
Nice linen hats and caps.
'flunks and valises, feathers, bed spreads.
Hoy's overalls, 19c.
Nice slock of umbrellas.
Mining caps, Sc.
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L. GOLDIN, Proprietor.