We Stmj-ead In selling box paper ami UUkts for this reason : "The 5iods are right and the price is right Tablets from 1 cent up. A good box of paper with envelopes iit i' i cents. We can do still IctUv as the price advances. HOOKS & BROWN, a. r-J. iviffliri St. A SUMMER TONIC. 'Beef, Wine JIL and Iron. l-nrgc liott le, 50 Cents. SHENANDOAH DRUG STORE, J South Main Street, Shenandoah, l'a. MAHANOY CITY. The 3 yrar old son of (it'orjro llydock had one of us shoulders .severely bruised by be ill'; inn over I y Hokum's grocery town. Hi tlii f 13,000 of new borough bonds f 17. lu.) were subscribed for by town peoplo Mid ti (..Uutii e went to 11 ('lecliind, O., firm lit 11 premunii of two dollars. Tin1 I!or"ii((li Council 1ms derided to put nil Iron Uoor mid set of iron cells in the- lockup. Ii.mk Waglinger, for miiiiy jcars engaged in tlie botcher business here, left to-day for Newrastlc, near Pittsburg, wlloio lie will loi ,ite flic S.'liool Hoard lias fixed tlio tax levy at nine nulls. The funera's of Anthony Sunnlaii and David Mi Nanmi-.i took place this morning, lioth services with held ill St. Cauiciis church and liitciuieuts made in the. parish cemetery. l'tulip l onrad had his right oar cut almost in half ami his scalp lacerated by a fall of coal at the North Mahanoy colliery. Mrs ndrew lijkula was struck in tho eye by a cork from a soda water bottle sho wai opening last evening. It is probable the sight of the eyu will bo destroyed. Jacob Hubert, of tho Mahanoy City storage yards, received 11 laceration and dislocation of the rlgtli thumb while engaged with machin ery ut the yards this luorniug. Carl, nino-year-old son of C. II. l'ecken tino, shot himself in tho right hand while playing with a revolver last evening. At Payne's nursery, Oirardvillo, yon will find the largest stock ever seen in the county. School Hoard Mooting. A special meeting of tho School Hoard will be helil 111 the Directors' room at 7:30 o'clock tins ivi mug for general business. Viftnttni: CntiT'tolON ti CVrvnrn. "W.ihiimton. duly C A graceful court. - was yonlerrtny pxteniled to the oai'luieil Spanish admiral. Cervern. Iy tlio president. Through General flrei ly. chief sigiml otlloer, permission was Kont to Cervern to communicate with bis family In Spain by cable. 1J. rini'-'.ion was also (trained to other captured S'ljnlsli ullleers to use the caMe to transmit personal messages l friends In Spain. The messages will In .11 1 11111SH, carefully censored, and lO'ibin-: will In- allow oil tu pass that V...UI.! In- of assistance in any manner to 1 bf "iiemy. (iciii'i'mI Ann" Oi'di'i'od to (4ilm. Washington, July C The sccivtarv of war issued nn order yesterday for llrlsaoit-r e.eneiul Ailolbert I Ames, r ii-ntl.v aiipointid litlffndler general of v lurii.'. is. to tube passage on the aux iliary 1 iiil.sci- St. Paul, which leaves N u Yuik this afternoon for Santiago, when lie is In report to Major General Shafui f'O assignment to duty under hf coromaml. Han Dean Romovod ...TO... Robbins' Building:, Centre and White Streets, riillions of Dollars do up in smoko overy year. Takou risks but get your houses, Block, fu nituie etc , Insured in first-class r liable 1 ompanloa a represented by ftAVin FAUST insurance Agent DAVID lAUOlii Houlb Jar Jin SI Alan nil Ai-cldenUl Oouianl OOOOOC - Webster's iSlnieriiational : 2 IK6iioiiary ? Sitr-wior of the " I'mibrlilycd." 9 The Otto Great Standard Authority, X f- l!i at. 1. J. Drew-!, V Jubilee C. IS. Huprm Tourt. H(audarl of tho U. 8. OovH rHntlnsr Office, tUo lT. 8. Huitrrtne t oun, ntl me rune nu ftreme ConrtirtnUo( uear yaU Uiebaioolbooki, Warmly Coiiuiieitilccl tr Rtat SuperintenflenU ( linit,an(lotlierlucaturs . uuuoflt without itumoer IiivaliitiHle In tho )i 'iitt-lioltl, aiul l' the ! .11 1km . scholar, lm- it Mit'ii.ifcpiuuii, nuu w-'ii- g rtin BRST FOR PRACTICAL. USO. S 1 1 eav to find the word wanted. It Is easy to nscertuln the pronuncla'on 't Iscaty to trace the growth of a word. Itlsea9y tu learn what a word means. ' Veil- I'nrlr Tribune .Sai-s: 1 1..' i it. t IIU 11 roiihs fiuiatbi' r..ii mIDi n i hi 1. 1." . u Hi it I'lipln 111.' mom tliiroiii:liiil. I .1 1 . a t ...hi. ;il iiiM.riHi..n. 1 I.,, .v 1 1 e it.tl, , l Ami 1I1U 11 vi "rk In vrlilib P I O l-l Illy lib lllll I r I' I - VITIIE 1BW. X C1UT THU DUST, X aiSiiei nnen rase! ent on application to $ (.& C. MIUIHTMT CO., 1'ulillhlwm, . Snrliieilfild, Mass., I'.s.a. uOOOMOOOOOOOOOOOXXXKKIOt BEST LINE OF" GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED, HAY and UTIIAW. Floor and Table OU Cloths. T-! r r:i.r a west C. D. ruicv, centre St. PITHY POINTS. ilHppetilngn 1 hroiigliout tlio Country Chronicled lor Unity IVruanl. The tKHrt otfice ut Sliepfltfln w ordered dis continued h siimt time ago, but tho Puid timster (leneral has written to V. 11, Shiinimi, Jr., who Is tho pontniRster, to contiiiue the ollire its muni The lXtvis family, of l'rlmro-e, left yester day for Jolllctt, 111., where they will realdo In tho future. County '1 leawrer lUvia Is placing nil the uncollected lneicautlle liceiin-s In the hands of collectors, who will endeavor to collect 1 1 in taxes vvmioui miiKing any irouitic lor tluwe owing Mich taxes. j James Atchlbald has resigned as geluuiil manager for the Albright Coal Company, and ' is succeeded by Charles Jasper. 1 The miliUlers of Heading lmvo Mopped 1 Sunday huso hall. I Yesterday wns the la't day for filing bids I for the election of the public building at Pottsville. ! The Town Council of l'ottsvllle has taken ,11 vacation until September. Rliciiaudimh should follow tho example, Saloonkeepers at lliixlctoti have shut down on Ibn grow ler trade. The Mahanoy City Town Council last night issued a temporary loan for $10,000. The Hook and I Adder Company of Maha noy City will raise funds to purchase a chemical engine. The llorough Council io nised to donate for tho pmpose. Slits r.llen Wyiitt, daughter of lion. Joseph Wyatt, of Shenandoah, 14 tho guest of Mr. and Sirs. John Wyatt of llast IVntie sticct, Slits Wyatt Is a giadnato of the Shen andoah High School this term and is a bright and picpoiBCSsing SIlss, says the Slahniioy City American. rrcdeilc llarnden, of Washington, D. ('., special agent United States Department of Labor, is in town on olliclal business. PERSONAL MENTION. Sir. and Sirs, (ieorge II. llcddall, of Wllliamsport, left for their home to-day after spending several days here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Kline, Sirs. John llelfeiistoin and daughter, and .Mist Thomas and Sliss Schmidt, of Sbamokin, passed through town this morning on their way to Hamburg. James Rices, of Heading, was n visitor to town ye.-terdny. Sir. and Sirs. William Pltzslmnions left for their home in Philadelphia to-day after (pending several days hole as the guests of William Slorris and family. Sliss Slaggio Dengler visited friends al Pottsville to day. Patrick Conville has leturned to town from a visit to Atlantic City. Sliss .Maine llutlcr, ot Pottsvlllo. who ivs.' a guest of Sirs. Edwanl llremian, on West Cherry stiect, left fur her home tu-day. Sirs. Granger and daughters, Lillio and Clara, of Slahanoy City, wero guests of town friends yesterday. C. i:. Titinan and son and daughter, of Philadelphia, are guests of town friends. John Iiaird, or SIcKeebport, is in town to .spend a vacation of two weeks with friends. Sirs. Samuel l'eldser has gone to New York to enjoy a summer vacation. SIi.sf.es Nellie and Stargaict O'Uara and Sliss Nellie llr.uligun attended tho funeral ol David SIcNamiira, at Slahanoy City this morning. Sliss Slaiy SIcKeruan was a passenger to Pottsville this afternoon. Hov. Andrew Gather, chaplain at tho State Hospital at Weiuersville, Pa., was a guest of town friends yesterday. Kc ndrlflt House Freo Lunch, Puree of pea soup will bo served, fieo, to all pations to-night. Clu'1-.tliiii muloiivoi'iTH '.K-cml)lliiir. Nashville. Tenn., July C Tlio ad vance gunvd nf the Christian I'.ndeav orei'M real hod this city yesterday. The Illinois di-U'irntes arrived last night from ClialtuiiooBa, where they have been for sevi ral days visiting Chlelsn inautra Park and tin other lilstmir places. They were somewhnt travel Htnlned. but in the best of spirits, as wus shown by the fei vor with which tiny sung the stirring sours of the order on entering the city. Tin y wore escorted to their headquarters by the committees In waiting and speedily assigned homes. Dr. I,andrlth, the chaliman of the local committee, Is sure 1C.O0O delegates will attend, and from advices received thinks there limy be 23,000. An PiiiiIiio Iliiliii'iiii-t. St. t,nulF. July C Vestorday after noon a fire broke out In the jtablc o Dr. Uenmys, at the fair prrmmds. Just as the first rate was being; called, and within sin hour five valuable race horses and six stables had been con sumed and seven other stables badly damaged. The horses were cut loose from all the stubles and turned into the Intleld of the track, and it was by the merest chance the crowd was not run down. Dr. liernays lost Kqultoine, Anonymn and Hey Del Corsa, and Plein Cri'velliiK lost Abe Fashion nnd Ford Ov.i'ii. The lire Is supposed to have been nf cigarette orleln. Pu-tiiiiitftm' lliikor'H .Miii'ili'i'oi". AViixhliiKton, July C The chief post-oflU-o tn.spertiir has been Informed that Alt'xo lingers wns arrested ut Lake City. S. C. mi July 2, i-hui'Red with the murder of the negro postmaster at that place in February last. Yesterday the folloVNinc uunieil persons were ar rested ehai ,ed with the same crime: Oscar Kelly. Marlon Clark, Edmund Rogers nnd Charles Julner. Kleven perwins suspected "f complicity In tills crlni" have up to this time heen nr reBted. OlltcerM Installed. District President Zimmerman, of King town, last night installed the ollicera of Washington Camp No. 112, P. I). S of A , and to-nlgbt will install tho officers of Camp 163. He Not Deceived. A Cough, Hoarseness or Croup, aro not to bo trilled with. A doc in timo of Shiloh'a Cure will savo you much trouble Sold by P. D. Kirlln and a guar an tee. Charged With Murder. Last evening Coroner Fogarty empaneled a jury to inquire Into tho death of Joseph Yostrotnsky. of Mahanoy uty, biiu 1110 101 loiviiiL' verdict wa rendered: "That tho said Joseph Yostroinsky camo to his death on tho 211th of Juno at the Miners' Hospital, Fountain Siiriims. from a stab wound In tho nick bv tlio hand of John Iloweis." Tlio particulars lmvo appealed in tluo columns. Illelii rt'- Gale, Vei-etablo soup, free, to-night. Paked beans mid pork to-morrow morning. Charged With ICobbury, lllram Nelswender was held for trial this afternoon by Justice Shoemaker, on n charge of breaking into tho studio of Thcodoio Triepol, a painter, and stealing boveral tools. Merry l'lckulcker. A merry parly of picknickers numbering about - young people boarded a trolley cur for High Point (sirk tills afternoon. A ramble among tho hills and various games wero indulged in this afternoon and this evening the partlcliunU will gaze upon a dis play of firework. Tho outing was givuu by Mlseos Daisy Ileutnnd llatlie Jones. iskyour grocer for tho "Hoyal Patent dour, and take tio other brand. It h tlio liost dour made. Tilt! WUATJIHIt. The foreemt for Thursday : Pair, warmer and more sultry weather and light to fiesh southerly winds, followed locally by rain and high winds In tho lake region. ATLANl 10 CITY I lioptovfii Siiivlto via tho t'f'iiusjlvanlu Itallioad, Iho Duly All-ltall lloiito. With the Inauguration of lis full slimmer schedule to the seashoro on July 1, tho l'enn sylvanlii llallroad Company established i direct connection beneath tho Eraiid aich of llroad street station, Philadelphia, between Schuylkill Valley Dxpiess Train No. I0 leaving l'ottsvllle. week-days, lit (!:." a. 111 and Atlantic City fast expiess train leaving llroad sheet station at H:I0 a. m.. weekdays. via the Delawaio ltlver Ilrldge liuiitc, ar riving Atlantic City at 11:00 a. tn., making tlio through time fioni l'ottsvllle to Atlantic City four hours and live minutes, fnmi Heading three hours, from I'otlstown two bonis and thirty-six minutes, from Xorris town two hours, and 'folding transfer through Philadelphia. Addilional tiains will leave llroad street station for Atlantic City at fi 00 a. 111., 2.3s, 1.00 and 7 03 p. 111 , week-days, and o 00 0.20, a. 111., S.IWand 7.03 p. m. Sundays. Tho lecoiit luclion of this all-mil lino dur ing tlio past winter, the double tracking of It the entire distance with one-huudtcd pound steel rails (the heavlestever usciD. the elevation of Its railroad ciosslng, the block signals, and track tanks make it one of the finest stretches of railroad in America, over which tlio Mipeiior trains of tho Pennsyl vania Itallioad skim likoa llccting phantom, with all tho grace and comfort and safety which oxhau.stlvo American Ingenuity can provide. To travelers by this lino transfers, ferries, dust, and danger are things of the remote past. The Nickel Alarm Clocks advertised by otbeis as being cheap for 81 cents, are sold for 03 cents at iirumin's. The VbulUostil Oiise. William Vladkoski, the man who had hi back liiokeu oil Monday by a fall from a poich at his boauling bouse on South Slain street was repotted from the Minois' hospital to day as bung in a veiy serious condition There is no inipiovement whatever. A warrant has been isueil for the arrest of Peter Kr.ywicki, who ischaiged with being responsible for the Injury, and who has dis- appeaied. Tho warrant was sworn out by Knoch Waguski, a Iricnil of the victim. According to tho story of an eye-witness Viadkoskl was leaning over the sido railing of the porch when Kt.ywlcki apprcached fiom behind, caught Viadkoskl by tho legs, and threw him over the railing. Tlio victim fell about nine feet. There was no qimriel. American and Cuban Hags, all sizes anil qualities. P. J. Puitz, 21 Ninth Slain HI. tf Obituary. T. II. llcchtel, who at 0110 time conducted the stole at Win. Penn, died yesterday at his homo in Philadelphia, leaving a wife and live chililicn. Ho suffered from Ilrights' disease. At tho time of his death ho was a member of tho whohsilo notion fiuu of Jones, licchtel & Shcibly. The deceased was a brother of Hon. O. P. llechtel, of Potts vlllo. Window shades from 10 cents and upward. Estimates given on large shades. F. J. Port, 21 North Slain street. tf Itelol-e the 'Mpilro. 'Siiulre Slalcy, of (Hour's Hill, disposed of the following cases: Prank (leisc, charged with f. and b., on oath of Jane Hcilly, ir under f'.'UO bail until tho piosceutrix is able to appear. .Michael Casper, of Lost Creek No. 2 charged with obtaining money under falso pietcn-e, 011 oath of Joseph Plathis, was dismissed for want of sufllrieiit evidence to hold him. A. P. .Mills, of town, entered a civil suit against SI. .Mills to secure fill 2.". The 'Squire gave jiiilgm'iit in I'.ivor ol the plaintiff ill default of appearance. The case is appealed and bail absolute in SIM) was given. l'lrnl Tirol I'Ir.i! Insure your property from loss in tin oldest and strongest cash companies: l'liila Undciwrllcrs Insurance Co. of North America and Fire Association, Hartford File Ins Co., American Fire Insurance Co Westchester Fire Ins. Co., United Firemen't Ins. Co. T. T. Williams, 123 S. Jardin St., Shenandoah. Clay rigcou Contist. A friendly clay pigeon shooting contest took place on Locust mountain yesterday afternoon. Tlicio weiu six contestants, each one shooting at 25 birds. The score is as ful lows: Fred Halt, 21; Milton StauH'cr, IS John Stein, 17: Thomas Williams, 13 Anthony McSIonamiii, 11, and Michael Uuike, II. Another match is being arranged between different parties for tlio latter end of the week. Ilillul Injured. William Glblon, of Ullaugowan, had his right hand severely Injured yestcruay ny being caught between the bumpers of cars at tho Staple Hill colliery. Ho is being at tended by Dr. Stein. It may be necessary to unputato the middlo anger of tho baud. Held for Trial. Five youths named Chillies Smith, Prank mil Mai tin SIcAndiew, .Michael Scanlan and Anthony Slasbuski wero anaigncd before Justice Toomey, charged by Slartiu Siaholski with assaulting him with stoues and bieak- iug doors and windows in his houoo on the Fourth of July. All except Smith furnished $300 bail for trial. Smith was taken tu jail this morning by Constablo Slatt. Cliblon. 'Iho l'lrst llody Itccoverod. Tho remains of ouo of tho six minors drowned at Kaskawilliam colliory, nearly six weeks ago, was recovered oil Sunday morning. It was found in tho shaft lovel and tho featuros were unrecognizable. Ihe body, however, was ascertained to bo one ol thu four Slavs drowned In the timiioi. Headache Quickly Cured. Dr. Davis' Anti-lleadaeho never falls, 21c lIiiniptoirH Tnrnndi) Victims, llnmpton. N. II., July C The body of Mrs. W. K. Parker, of Kingston, one of the members of the 111 fated yacht ing: party, was washed ashore yester day afternoon. It Is believed there was additional loss nf life, as a bicycle skirt and two ladies' hats were wash ed upon the beach yesterday. A diver will nttempt to find the remaining two bodies that are supposed to be In the rnbln of the yacht, Town Ni'iii'ly Wiped Out by riaino. Saoiamsiito, Oil., July 0. The town of Dtiusair. In Siskiyou county, on the line of the California nnd Oregon rail way, was almost swept out of existence by fire yesterduy. The lire started in the Arlington House, and soon two blocks of the buslneis portion of the town were alilaae. The railroad libra ry, section house, together with the twt business Idooks and private resl deneeB were destroyed. Only P.lwlit Wuro Drowned, nevorly, Mass., July 0. After a most thorough search of the 111 fated ox cumion steamer Purf City, wr b li cap sized In the harbor In Monday's squall, Diver Johnson stated lust night that theie weie no more bodies in the wieck. It seem probable that the list of those who lost their IIvmi by the foundering of the steamer will ho definitely limited to eight. Buy Keystone flour. Iio suro that tho name Lkbhki It IIakii, Ashland, Ph., Is prinU-.d 011 overy sack, POLITICS IN THE COUNTY. (Con'lnucil Ironi First Page.) Tho Dutch and other elements must be looked after. Tho contest for Director of tho Poor is a go-as-you-please, with a small army of can didates lining up for tlio nomination. Noriw, llrutum Is again in hot water, this time with the United States Senators. It appears 1 that the Congressman fiom this district has been unablo to sectuo appointments ful "his cousins and his aunts," etc., for the reason (Jtiny and Penroso contlnuo to withhold their endorsement, llruiiim had set his heart on the deputy collectorship In Philadelphia f( r a relative of his In this county, and when T Larry P.yio was selected Ilrumm's rago knew no hounds, lie Iisd qtilto a stormy Inter view with Senator Pcliioe, and it Is said the latter read Iho "riot act" to him. Now Iliumtnlsnp against the two United Statis Senators. Wadlinger will receive the delegates from l'ottsvillo for the Judicial nomination. The liepubllcans patiently await tho result of the Democratic county convention. P. J. I irgusnu and his triends In West Slabauuy township still have the confidence of the Democratic voters in that district, and will elect delegates to the county convention. Strange to relate, John O. Ulricli.a resident of Tamaipia, has ceased to publicly articulate since the state convention. John isn't feel ing us woll as ho did previous to that gather ing. lloth the silverites and gold bugs are en abled to figure out a victory at Altoona. Tho foimcr claims the candidate for Governor, and the hitter admits that the platform is of their making. There you are: tako your choice. When factional lines aro closely drawn, patronage is not only a source of weakness, hut it destroys lcndeis quicker than any thing else. Schuylkill county furnishes sev oial examples. That thoio Is not the best of feeling among at least two county scat newspaper men is nellknuv.il A New York banker tlio other day mi-took John F. for Hairy Z., and tlio loiiner was so ineensea that tbobauker or- lertil a chainpagnu dlnnor to allay the feel ings of ti e oll'eiidcd n'libe. We haven't heanl fiom ty yet. Theicint warm fight on in Sojith Cuss township for delegates. Flank lieilly and IM. l addcu are running in tlio interest of Sltildouu for Controller, and .Me;sis. Joyce and Slooie for llradigan for the same othce Josiali Lincaweaver, lq , of Tamaqua, Is the latest candidate for Contioller on the Dcmociatic side. Tlio Iicpuhlicau party of this (Fourth) dis trict will mako a mistake in icnouiinatitig the members of the last Legislatinc. Tlio Indications aro that S. It Kdwarils, Esq., will lecelve tho Vepublicau nomination for District Attorney without opposition. llruuim says tho giving of one ollbe makes one fiieuil, sometimes ungrateful, and twenty enemies witli good memories. l!i:x. The lwst place to buy your wall paper is at V. J. Portz, 21 North Stain street. Wo have tho largest stock north of the mountain. tf llaleloii's New Taper. llie initial number ol llazleton s new paper has reached our table, and in every lespect it is a creditable publication. It is a weekly, witli the title Tlio Telegraph, and is edited by Mlliam K. Joyco, a former Schuylkill fountain, well known heie. The paper, as its editor states, is independent in everything. ,v cinr,i H.V.IOYS Thu pleasant llavor, gcutlo action and sooth ing efl'ict of Syrup of Figs, when in need of a laxntiou, and if the father or mother be costive or bilious, the most gratifying results follow its use ; so that it is t lie best family leineily known and every family should have a bottle. Manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. railed to Arrive. Sluch disappointment was occasioned among the residents ot Itingtowu on .Monday. Arrangements fur a demonstration weie made, but tho lion-uriival of tlio now chemi cal engine, which tlio residents puichascd soveial mouths ago, caused much disap pointment. Notice to Water CoitsoiuerH. The dry season of the year is now at hand and all persons using water from tho public water works aro cautioned that nftcr this dato tho washing of buggies with lioso, pave ments anil sprinkling of streetsare positively forbidden. Scarcity of water necessitates the above order and it will be rigidly en forced by the superintendent. By order of water Committee, 7-1-tf Jos. W. Bell, Chairman. Gcraiiumus, fuchsias, panslcs, daises, roses etc., for spring planting at Payne's nurseries, CJiiardville. Tuberose and gladiolus bulbs. Colliery Itestimes. Tho Wm. Penn colliery resumed operations to-day after a lengthy idleness on account of tho fire in the workings. Tho colliery will work four days of eight and a half huurs each. Tlio part of the niino where tlio fire raged is still idle, but will bo ready for opera tions within a few days. Meeting oT Saloonkeepers, H. Ney, president of tlio Pottsville League, has issued notice to tlio saloon-keepers of the county to attend a meeting at tho county scat on Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Action will ho taken on tho Increased price of beer. Cure that Cough with Sliiloh's Cure. Tho best Cough Cure. Iiolioves Croup promptly. Ono million bottles sold last year. 10 doses for 25 cts. Sold by P. D. Kir'iu and a guar antee. With the Hough lEldern. John lleisel, ton of Homy Ueisel, of town, is with tlio Hough Uldeis in tlio Cuban cum piilxn. Ho was employed us porter at tlio Kerk'tisou llousu and about a year ago loft tills placo for Moxlco to beck his fortune. Sudden Illness, Mrs. CoukIiII". orwI resident of West Cherry street, was tnkcu suddenly III yester day afternoon. Dr. S, M. Feter Is in attend unco and Kiys tho patitut s coudillon is serious. SorenutleH, I'lie (Jr.int Hand last ululit serenaded Steplieii llynn and his hrldo and D.tvid ilorsun, at their residences on WustCherty stjeet. To Cure Headache In 15 Minutes. Tako Dr. Davis' Ati-llcadaelio. AUdruiiKistB NOT ONE ESCAPED ! Is there such another navy on the face of the earth as the American Navy ? La ies' Shirt Waists ! Wo nrc not fjoing to cttrry n single one over this season if reduced prices can nssist its in currying out our intentions. DOWN 1 DOWN! GOES THE PRICES ! Ab tlio Spanish fleet went yestcr uay to ttio uotiotn oi tnc sen. irali early mid secure a bargain.. MORGAN'S BAZAR, 23 North Main St. KILLED IN A BREACH. A Hoy I' alls oily I'ect mid Pies Prom tho Hfl'eclH. A sad accident occurred shortly after four o'clock vostotday afternoon at otio of tho mluo breaches near tho northern end of Slain street, by which n young ton of W. Thomas Lee, tho Hast Coal atreet saloonkeeper, sustained injuries from which ho has slnio died. The vlrtlm and another boy of about the same ago strolled up tho mountain and, in stead of following the public highway that skirls the breaches 011 tho north side, they cut off distauco by crossing the field on tho south sice. Thero is a fenco between tho field In which the old Kohley l!un stahlo Is located and the breaches. At tho place whero tho victim attempted to pass tho path be tween tho fence and tho brink of the breach is less than two feet wide and slopes treacher ously. The companion passed over the placo safely, but young Leo failed. As Lee fell tho companion screamed and ran away from the place with all possible speed. Tho accident was witnessed by several men who wero lounging ou tlio neighboring knolls mid several of them hurried to tho victim's relief. They found him uncon scious and blood was (lowing profusely from tho head, which was terribly mashed. Tlio boy was quickly removed to the homo of his parents and Drs. O. SI.-Hamilton, SI. S. Kistler and J. 1'ieico Huberts wero sum moned. Thoy found that tho skull of tho child was terribly mashed and the light thigh fractured. After a consultation it was decided to perform an operation, as tlio only means of saving tho life. Tho scalp was laid open nnd tho do'.tors found tlio cntiro top part of tho skull crushed. Pieces aggregating In size the length and width of a man's hand were lemnvoil. After cleaning tho exposed brain and lelaylng nnd dressing tho scalp, tho doctors said that for tho time there was noth ing else to bo done hut constant careful nurs ing and give nature a chance to assert her Fell'. The child died shortly after 0110 o'clock this morning. In his fall into tho breach tho child dropped pcipcndicularly a distance of fully forty feet, tho top of his head apparently striking squarely 011 jagged locks at tho bottom. It is Miiprising that death was not instantanc' ous. The victim would lmvo been nino years old on tlio 11th of November, next. Window shades from 10 cents and upward. Kstltnates given 011 largo shades. F. J. Portz, 23 North Slain street. tf lleglnnlng of ii Dry Spell. Tho days of dry winds that absorb the earth's moisture, of few rains and high mercury aro here and while tho ice man looks cheeifiil and bland tho man who stores up tho water crop is alert ami anxious lest his supply be insufliciciit tu meet the con tingencies of a possible drouth. Thoy be lieve we aio now nt tho beginning of a dry spell. The reservoirs of the borough water works aro full, but thoro is no overflow. Tho ofd water company's dams aro not to their full capacity, wliilo tho supply from tho streams has been diminished. Slahanoy City and other towns aro experiencing the samo thing. Consumers, theieforo, should bo cconoinic.il in tlio use of water. All kinds of vegetables and flowor seeds, and plants at Payne's nurseries, Oirardvillo. Ulecttic cars pass the door. B-0-tf Medical Association Meeting, Tho semi-annual convention of the Lehigh Valley Sledlcal Association, including tho counties of Lehigh, Northampton, Caihon, lierks, Schuylkill, Luzerne, Lackawanna, Columbia mid Northumberland, will beheld nt Pottsville ou the 23th inst., when ullleers will bo elected, A reception will bo held at Tumbling linn, and it is expected Dr. John 11. Uobliison, of Philadelphia, will lend a paper. Karl's Clover Iloot Tea is a pleasant laxa tive. Ilegulates tho bowels, purifies the blood. Clears tho complexion. I'asy to make and pleasant to take, 2.1 cts. Sold by P. I). Kirlln and a guarantee. MISCELLANEOUS. rvlVIDHND NOTICK. At n meeting of tho 1 HtHtrd of 1)1 ret torn of the First National Hank of ShtMinmlnnh. held July 5, 193. n semi- nnminl dividend of three tf l'cr cent- was ileelareu, payable on and aner me lutn mst. it , . ost, asnier. OST On Saturday, 2nd Inst., on tho road i between llraiidonvillo nnd V'm. Penn, a ptH'ketbook containing $21 In cash and twelve railroad uasses. Tlio Under will nleaso leave tlie pocket book and pauses at tho IIuiiAU) olllce arm reiam me c.in as a rewaru, TjOU ItENT. A larce storeroom and dwelling X? in t'ie Pornnach property, on J-ast Lentio street, near Main, l-'or Information apply to M. M. Iiurko, Ksi. 7-LMJwk. T0T1CIC TO TIIK rUHMO -The power-of-l attorney front Gerlach Dornbach to Itov, John Grnhler. of Shenandoah. Iiah been an nulled by mutual consent and a pover-of-at-torney has been ulvcn by said Gerlach Dorn bach to Charleu Dornbach. All parties having claims against, or payment to mako ou account of Kald (ierlauli Dornb ich's estate aro requented to prcHent them to Uliurlen uoruoacn, or in m lturke, Kstp 7-2-3t ATOTICK. A family deslrlmr to adopt 1 orphan p;fr), aed about 13 years, should make upplleatlou to this ofllce, when further Inioriuation can do omaiueu, ikhii 171QXI KKNT Store room and dwelling, cen t rally located, with all modern conven iences. Apnly at No, 113 North Main street. Micunuuoam o-.'j-u lilOK KKNT. Property, No. 318 West Centre V street, recently vacated by j'niiip iioenier, the butcher. Suitable for Krocery, meat market, etc. Dwelling and stable attuclied. Apply to O. O. Palmer 31G West Centre street. o-is-ti TjlOH SAI.10. A valuable property on 1 JL' Centre street, dwelling houe, and all West eon. veulences lit desirable location. Apply to Thomas Toh, for further particulars. 5-1! 7-tf IOUHAhK. A saloon. Good stand and cen- I1 tral location. Has two pool tables, one being it combination of pool and billiards Apply at tn iikuam omtr. ii RUPTURE CURED. A Specialist on Kuprure from Williamsport will visit Shenandoah Every Thursday AT TIIK Hotel Franey, from 8 till 10:30 a. m. Hiiptnre permanently and quickly Cured or no my. Written guarantee to absolutely cine all kinds of Utipturc without opeiation or detentiiin from business. Absolutely no I)angr. examination Tree loo persons cured In Siinbury. Shamokin Ml. Carmel and vicinity who can be teferied to. Charges and terms moderate mid within reach of all. -DRINK- CLKARY'S EXTRA PINK QUALITY -GINGER ALE,- Superior Sarsaparilla... and Orange Champagne "HOLD DU8T." (Which do 'wear most KEEP -ON imi 1 M I 1 miiW Guarantee Clothing and Shoe House, 13 NORTH MAIN STREET. If you need a good solid pair of shoes, with solid counter and leather inrtole, this is the place to get them. We don't keep Indies' Shoes for 75c. a pair, which will last from Thursday morning till Sat urday morning, as some dealers do. What you get here you can depend on for good solid goods at very low prices. Our goods will be sold at very small profits. We quote a few prices : Children's Shoes, 4, better one for 50c. 5, 6 & 7, Girls' Shoes, black and lace, size 11 to 2, for 68c, worth $1.00. Men's Shoes, vici kid, patent leather tip, $1.75, worth 52.25. Men's Knaniel Shoes, brown, patent leather, $2.10 ; worth $3.00. Half of our Children's and Misses' Shoes are made in Orwigsburg by George Folmer & Son. Our line of Ladies' Shoes cannot be beat, as we buy our own leather and just pay for the labor in sell you good stock at bottom prices. Our line of Gent's Furnishing carry a nice line of Men's, Boys' and Guarantee Clothing and Shoe House, (Michael Peters' Building,) 13 North Main Street, ELIAS SUPOWITZ, Prop. ,QUEEN That it is a success was demonstrated by our test made last week in full view of the public. Considering the difficulties the test was made under, the stove really excelled nil guarantees which accompanies a sale. This range was shipped direct from the factory, was never subject lo even a fire, and after the first match was applied, it was ready for baking purposes in two hours. Two pans of biscuits, six do.en In all, one pan on the bottom and the other on the shelf, were baked brown In less than twenty-flve minutes, and distributed among the spectators as a sample of Its baking qualities. The same test and results will be derived in cooking and roasting. This range, "The Cinderella" Is daily dis played on the sidewalk in front of our store. An invitation is extended to all to call und examine it. Several of them have alreudy been sold, and only tlie highest words of praise are expressed by the pin chasers. Davidson's BUSY, FURNITURE. AND. STOVE. STORE, 121-123 North Alain St. A tfood drink. , place for n good Michael Mills' Saloon, 23 I!. Centra street, Mellet'a building, Wine, WliUklei, Deer mid ClHiira. beer In town always on tap. FreHluvt If jOIt HTATH 8UNATOU, HON. M. C. WATSON, Ov Hiiknanimiui. Huliject to Democratic rule. raw "GOLD DOST." ypur thinking cap or your working cap? The woman ( who studies to save liersclf labor nnd expense who strives to nave her house look best nt nil times finds nothing so helpful as on?- oUSl Washing Powder Beet for cleaning everything, bnrgest package greatest economy. The Ji, K. Folrlmnk Compsnj, Chicago. St. Louis. New York, lloston. Philadelphia. V YOUR THE - spring heel, patent leather tip, 40c. making them. We can, therefore, Goods cannot be beat. We also Children's Suits. Shenandoah, Pa. EDUCATED and ARTISTIC TASTES In wall papers and decorations Is one of the nineteenth century accomplishments. That I why those who select their wall paper at UAH DIN'S Ket such delightful results. It Isn't necessary to purchase the expensive urades, the designs and colors are just as artUtlc In the cheaper grades, If they aro not so lich. Kor those who wish to decorate their rooms with artistic wntl papers k to J. P. CARDEN, 224 West Centre Street, Shenandoah, Fa. Thos. Buchanan, OPTICIAN. Examination Made at Tour Home or at Our Store. -Has Moved to-- 118 S. Main Street. THOMAS BUCHANAN, OPTICIAN, We Bottle BEER, WEISS BEER, ALE, PORTER Private family orders will receive prompt attention. I,eave them at the office, we will do the rest. COLUMBIA E3 RE WING COMPANY. CARPET CLEANING. The undersigned have assumed charge of the Shenandoah Kenovating Company'aplanl, and are prepared to clean, sew anil lay carpets, mattresses, and do getteral upholster ing work. Feathers Cleaned. Work Done Promptly. ...Drop Us a Postal. ALLEBACH & HEFNER. Orders ran be left at No. 7 North West street, or at the plant, Apple alley and bowers street.
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