)
We Sti! I Lead
In sellinc box miner
o 1 1
and tablets for this reason : "The
r;oods arc right and the price is
right " Tablets from 1 cent up. A
good box of paper with envelopes I
for ui cents. Wo can do still
b tU-r as the price advances. i
HOOKS & BROWN,
a rsl. IVialn St. j
A SUMMER TONIC. j
fr'Beef, Wine
i)L and Iron.
l-nrgc liottlo, 50 Cents.
SHENANDOAH DRUG STORE,
3 South Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
Ah liflli't'f'il lit Dciilliiirs In I'hlliulol
In tun! Hall iinorc.
I'l ui ipl'f 1 July II. I'lour clow: win
tcr 'i t in. f'. i.liTi IVniivylviinlu roller,
t j v I mills. , Mia. f.:.2.vju.4fl.
li 1 1 1 .h.ll, lint sec.i,l.. at $3.10 per
L.ji.tl 11 ih.il e I1. iin.-ylviuili. Wheit
tli-f s., r,.,. July, ,SUl,ivl,,.. Cirn
llrm No -' mixed. July, :!'n:ij'4c: No. 2
yellow Mr local tivulc, aTV'ilifi'sc OiitB
qui, 1 .iiul stcmly: No. 2 while, TMti :'.0c. ;
Nj ' while, (.'lipped. SO'iHOV'. lluy weaU;
cliMi timothy, $12 for large Imles. tteef
qim 1 b 1 f hums, V12.Wa'Z.. Pork firm;
fjir.il $1 iTl.'i.W. Luni firmer; weHtern
B iim (1 $.". VUi. llulter steady; West
em (leameiy, ,t.'fili1i..('. ; do. factory, 11
1 '4c infills, l'i'.e. ; Imitation crcain
erj IJ' Hi ; New York dairy. 12ft lii'oc. ;
tr .inn vi ll'.jc. I'lieexc iulct. Iure,
liU (.",!. small, white. T'l'iii'-ai'.; large,
co" jr- d I'lTVc; Himill, colored, Tc.; part
skims, 4 4 'i .".'4c; full klm, VitHc Kkkb
Btt uly New York und Pennsylvania,
l; ilj 1 western, fresh. ttiigffilRc. Pota
toes llrm new. SJ.r.(M :!. Tallow firm; city,
t I-lCc i mmtry. :i' ii H"c. I'ottonseed oil
wi k ii iii" crude. lxn IS'ic : do. yellow,
2" j.Ii I'tlilnme fleudy: l.ung Inland,
'it pi r h.it'icl.
Ual iiii.ii. . July 6. Klour dull and un
rhan. l W heat firmer; upot. RKdSIUe.;
month, vi'.imic.; August. 7B'4o. : Septem
b(r 71c , steamer No. 2 red, 75f'7.l4c. ;
southern, by sample, TTiSKl'c. ; do. on
Trade, "Cesic. Corn strong; spot and
month, 3Ci.c. ; AuRUHt. SCc; September,
S7'jc; steamer mixed. Slliii.inic.: south
evti, white. .'t&irSOHc. : do. yellow. SiiVifr :!7c.
Outs easier. No. 2 while, 291-jiiiaoV.c. ; No.
2 mixed 2U',2?27e. Kye ilrmer;" No. 2
fie irliy 1 No. 2 western, I9c. Hay
nulit No 1 timothy, Jll.D0Sri2. Lettuce,
Jl 10 H .1
I.lvo Stock Miu'UoIh.
Yoik. July 0. Heeves nctlvo;
i'i'I tows steady; bulls steady; 11
low. 1, all sold; steers, tl.GIKiffi.nO;
,111.1 -t.iKs. "! i."': bulls, $2.T,vsi:i.f"0;
New
Ft t.er.
shade
uxi n
choice $1 cows. $2'u:i."r,. Calves generally
lA ,til 1 .-'AcO dull .itid weak; 4ii5 un
sold c Ms $4'!i:i."ri: tons. VoMiC: butter
milks J.!n 1.30, westerns. $2.t!2'.ni. l'rlmii
liatuH sheep tlrm; others dull and weak;
lamb I' 1 -n , higher, r,i. curs unsold;
sheep Jj Vi.IjU: lembs. $I...O'iQ.CU, culls,
3 iiiul Hons slow at Jiii4.U.
1-. st Liberty. Pa., July 0. Cattle
Bt idy, .xtra. $1.75111.115; prime, l 655j4.7D;
common $3.!0ul. Hogs steady; prime
medium" 1 rid heavies. M.iGf'il, best York
ti I " "i4 light to fair Yorkers, W.f.V.ii
'' 'w i to ipiilltw $'lti.",i4, roiiahs,
,11 , ' rihei i stc ,d , iiioiie, .ti..'.5'(l
' t, 1 'i 1111011. $",.'i4, chid,-,, ye.ii-l.ii ;s,
I . . 11.01011 10 t:inul 111 1 'Ml spring
roo 11 'iio.'iiio: cul calve , f oV'jV.
I'll..! I'lrel rlrnt
Insure your property from loss in the.
oldest anil stioiiKcst cash companies : I'hila.
Underwriters Insurants tUi. of North
America ami I'l re .Wnoiation, Hartford
1'iro Ins Co., American Kirn Insuranco Co.,
West Chester Fire lus. Co., United Firemen's
Ins. Co. T. T. Williams,
12a H. .Tiirdin St.. SliuiiiindiiHli.
Has Cccn Removed
...TO...
Robbins Buildiuf,
Centre and While Streets,
nillions of Dollars
do up iu siuoko ovory year. Take u
risks but get your housos, stock, fu
niture etc., 1 11 bu red In first-class r
liable companies as ruprcsonUxl by
riAVIlj FAUST, -'surancc Ag:ett
IJAMli rAUOl) m south Jardln PI
AIkii Ltle.BndAcclilculol Corapanlra
yoooooo&oooc
Webster's
jliiteniatioiial!
accessor of thtt u VimhrUlgett,"
TUe Ono Great Standard Authority,
So vrll-t llu. It. J. lin-wer,
Jiuttm I'. H. Mipreino Court.
Htaiiclarcl
of the V. S. Oov't Vrlntinir (
otDce, tne v . nupifiito
uoun, ail lue rum nu
r ire tne Courti, kQdof near
y all tho bclioolUooki.
Warmly
Couiiiieiulect
tf State fiuperintcmleutfi (
of Sctiooln, Cullft'u lT.il (
dftits,ar.(inUierKtluctitoni -
(Oinotti wiiuoui nuuiuer
invaluable In tin liouwlinli), mul tit (
ui l uvi, bfiunnr, ir
Jt-U.fnt.il UUtl, UllU b' li
ft tin utir.
1 1 in BRST POU PRACTICAL USD.
It U easy to find the ward wanted.
It Is cmy to ascertain the pronunclaoii
It Ik easy to trace the growth of a word.
It U easy to learn what a word incam.
J mi jl '11- J ITJi JTIUillia pflXMI
'li' I I. -t .llll'.ll (inn' Irnliltlie prei Willi 11 I
n ili 1 11 iu Una niitilli IJ111 niott lliercllKli l-'il-iri
il 'iii'l i "'rji.lili .d miK nlii'Hi. lh
11 il.tl , ' ' . mult Oils 11 work tn WhUh i 14
o ..1 nitty uv iiniu n i, r-.iimiijjisw.
X otrr Tim bcst.
X tfT"SpecImen pagei ent on appllratlon to
6 7..t- f. MKItKIAST CO., Publisher,
A SitrlnMlehl. Mass.. V.H.A.
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BEST LINE OF"
GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED,
HAY nd HTHAW.
Floor and Tabic Oil Cloths.
E. B. FOley, direst
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mrv William Wnuici npetit Ui-ilfty visiting
friends at l'ottsvllle.
Mm. I'M wind Keene wi a guest of frlenils
at l'rackville to day
Mr. Aliraham JIotow iint to-ilay vUlt
itm nt Si'liuylkill Haven.
Mrs. Harry I.tttle mid win, of I'ottsWUe,
tile visiting friends in town.
Datilvl lMwanU, of PliilutlelliliU, Uo
won a Kct of relatives In town, rcturneil to
the city ycxtenlity.
George Pierce, of Finuk ille, Ws a vl'llor
to town to-day.
Mr D.ivid Kvnns ami Mrs. W. ,1. Port,
visiled relatives at Fnickvlllu to day.
lion. M P. Fowler tranwicteil lntslhe nt
Hie coittily .eiit this nioitilng.
.lohn liidttiiler titiil lileliatd Taylor enjoyed
a drive to Pottsvillo yesterday.
Mrs. 11. ,!. Mtildoon, whom illness assiitued
such a wiiotia form that her fileinU lieeiinie
apprehensive, was icporteil Minewliat 1 1 1 1 -pi
ovcil to-tiny.
Mr. and Mrs John W. I!,ute1i, of South
llowcis street, have w 1th them for a week's
Mu.ition their young son, liayiunnil 11., who
is an iuni'itc of a Pliilailclphia Insllliitlou for
nunc children. He tins iei-oicil very Leliu
tieial trnitiiiiK (luring tin- past font years.
Mis. 'l'liuiMiis A. I'vutis, of D.iuvillo, is
visiting Mrs. ,1. S. Williams, of I'jvst Coal
street.
Mrs. John Yenger ypent to-itay as a guest of
friends at Mt ('urine!.
Landlord Jo-epli lllekert is sitfl'erlng from
an attack ot quinsy.
Misses Iihtxliu anil Mattie Lee ato homo
ft 11111 Pliiladolpliia to attend the funeral of
their nephew, John Lee.
Mrs. Hennessy, of Turkey linn, is grad
ually rccovetlng fiotu an extcniled spell of
slckncs.
l!ev. William Fcrgunoii, anil family, of the
far West, are the guests of the funnels'
mother, Mr. Ferguson, of West Cherry
sheet.
Mrs. Stone, of Si ranton, is being cuter
lainnd at the residence of Mr. anil Mrs. L.
1). Davidson, 011 North Main street. Mrs.
Stone is the mutlicr of Mrs. Davidson.
William Kvnns, of West Cherry street, is on
the sick list.
Walter Mi tluiness has made disappearance
en our stitcts again He H recovering from
an illness of several month, duration.
Miss Lyiliii nisenliower lias ictutncd home
from Newark, N. J., wlictu she served In the
capacity of a teacher at Wood's business
college
lttlliiiw ny Mopped,
A horse that was lunnitigaway was stopped
at the corner of Main and Centre streets this
morning by Joseph Itlakcr, just in time to
prevent the wagon from colliding with a
telegraph pole.
Special at Cumui)'.
Thursday, Friday ami Saturday, July 7th.
Sth and Oth, jelly tumblers with lids, Ml cents
per dozen. Dinner plates, were Be now 3c ;
one lot of Hint glass tumblers, were 3c now
Sc. Th eso are rare bargaius. Take advan
tage of theso prices.
Conway's Famous 5 & lOe store,
7-7-ilt 102 N. Main street.
l'eiisloo Cranteil.
Mrs. William ltichanK, of Mincrsx 111c, has
seemed thioligli Justice Slioenialcr, ol town
a widow's pension of jS per month.
Will Secure .lliiniiy Michael.
The Haxletou Athletic Association litis de
cided to secitto Jimmy .Michael, thu champion
middle distance rider ot tho woild, to ride a
match race of St) miles against I'Mwaid
Taylour, the champion of France, the lace to
take place in the near future at Hnzle park.
Heat Out or Wages.
Frank Sukalowski charged Frank Wus
kiewicz befoiu Justice Shoemaker with heat
ing him out of wages due lilm fur work in
the laiangowan culliory. The delcndaiit
gave $300 bail.
Yos-toi'ilay--. Ilusoliutl ('uuiiw.
,t 1 Hit sow is I'litsiiiug, :: Si. 1.011K 1.
At Brooklyn Huston, !i: llnu.klyii, ;;. At
Chicago riiica,o, li; I'li'Mlaiid, 5. At
DultlinoK' h'lrst game; liiltlmore, !i;
Phlladi Iphla, S. Si und game; Haltimorc,
15; Phil.idclplila. 11.
At Wllkesbarre- WllUesbarre, fl; Mon
treal, ;i. At Providence -Providence . IS;
Springfield, 0. At Syracuse -Syracuse, la;
Itochester, II. At Huffulo l.uli'alo,17; Tui-onto.i.
At Hartford Lam aster. 7; Hartford, 4.
At Itcndlng- Allenlown. 1(1; Heading, (i.
At P.itirson (foneltcd) Putcrson, 9;
Ncwarki 0.
.Mlli'dcliiIIH ClHH'Illns 11 1 it II l'iil .
Is 1 1 1 pvst mi . Jamaica. July 7. Seven of
tile Slui tllHll cui'iiMas who have been
Hhuotlnir fiiirn trees Into iiiiBsing nui-
buluuccs und pack trains near Santiago
dc Cuba hit e been captured und are
under heavy guntd at tlenetul Wheel
er's headquarters. They have killed
two (lnc'torc Denfnrth and Trooal, and
aru now being held as piiKoners of war.
It has not yet been decided what to do
with them, but It is thougllt likely they
will be executdl. Two of them, at
least, are former convicts.
Inrrlntm liei'ni's Probably Preo.
"Washington. July 7. The war de
partment yesterday posted the follow
ing UispaUh from Ueiieral Shaffer,
dated July 6: "I um just In receipt of
a letter from General Soul (piolmbly
Tonil) agreeing to exchange llubson
and men lieie, to make exchange In the
morning, yesterday he refused my
proposition of exchange." Though no
further dispatches on the subject have
been received, it Is believed here that
the Merrlmnc heroes are now safe with
in the American linen.
l.nynl Coetiiiiii-Anicrlemi-.
Vahhlngloii, July 7. A delegation of
rpiicntull,'e Gorman-American citi
zens of Ohh.igo called upon President
MiKinley to teiu'ei to Ii 1 111 tho German-American
leslment recently or
ganized of Uermnn-Americun citizens
of th state of Illinois, principally Chi
cago. The president said he would be
only too nlad lo accept the otter if ex
isting laws would empower lilm to do
so. The committee left . ilh tile 1m
pressli n that the regiment will be uc
ceptud. Annual Sales over 6,000,000 Boxes
(USPS
TOE BIIiIOTJS AND NEEV0U3 DISORDERS
Riieh as Wind and Tain in tho Stomach,
Giddiness, Fulness attor meals, Houd
ache. Dizziness, Drowsiness. Flushings
ot Heat, Loss ot Appetite. Costlveness.
Ulotches on tho Skin. Odd Chills. Dls
turbed Sleep, frightful Dreams and nil
Nervous ami Trouihllui; Sensations.
THE FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF
IN TWENTY MINUTES, Kvory aullorer
will acknowledge them to ho
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
lli:i:t:H.lM'S rilXS. taken as direct
ed, will quickly rcstoro Fomalos to com
pleto health. They promptly romovo
obstructions or Irregularities of tho f,ys
toia und cure hick Headache. For a
Weak Stomach
Impaired Digestion
Disordered Liver
IH MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN
Boocham's Pills aro
Without a Rival
And hiT tbe
LARGEST SALE
Ofnny I'alenl.MeillcIno In tbe IVorld.
2So. at all Drue Stores,
Gasoline, Oil,
Wagon Grease,
Gasoline, Oil Stoves.
We make a specialty of
gasoline, 65 cents in five illon
lots, delivered. Mien mid U. S.
axle grease. Also headlight oil,
150 fire test.
ECLIPslOirCOMPANY,
No ll-ll'jlst Coal Strelt, Slietiilliiloall, PcMin.
!tlall olilels piHllitl litlfliilcd lo.
PITHY POINTS.
(lilppelllllKH TbrollKltout the Country
tlbronleteil tor Itlmtv VeriMal.
The Millers' Journal lias added a "horio
editor" to Its stall'.
The state tem'hers iiiwocliitlon Is In session
lit l'ellcfoute.
The Y. M. ('. A. of I'oltsvlllc will close
bemuse of a lack of funds to carry on the
work. They located In thu wioiik town.
l'ev. M. J. l'lrey, pastor of the Kiiiilish
Lutheran church nt l'ottsvllle, has accepted
a call from the I.tithciaii church at Spring-
ncld, Ohio.
The School Ihx in this tuwn, 1 1 mills, is
hleher than any other town iu the county.
In Jlahanoy City it is nine mills.
The First National llank of town has de
claicd its usual setnl-iitiliiial dividend1 of
three per cent.
Many bad pavements In dillcicnt p:irts of
town, need the attention of the Chief
llnrgess.
Frank WndlliiKcr, the Mnbanoy City
butcher, has located permanently in New
Cutlc. ucHr I'iltsbtitg.
The statu uuthotltlos are iiiipcctlui; thu
milk in some towns mid cities, to iiisuio n
pure supply.
Thirty-one Schuylkill enmity recruits left
l'littsvillc yesterday to be sworn into the vol
unteer army at I'ottstown.
Ashland has nntunled it Hoard of Trade,
and will elect permanent ollicets next week.
A commission was issued to Judge William
1). l'orter, of l'lttsliiiru, to bo judiie of the
superior court to succeed thu kite Judge
Wlckh.ini.
The Ashlaml lllks ale enjoyinj; their first
outing to-duy at Schelly's f.inn.
Mine Inspector Ilrennau, of thu Shamiikiu
district, leports three fatal and six non-fatal
accidents for the mouth.
Uniting suits ut Atlantic City sue tame
this season, say tho-e who have visited the
scashoie.
If the stnrviim peoplu of Santiago only
had some of those Mutnnzas unties now
they'd be better tiied.
Mildred Davis, a one year old child tif 2J
South l'lum alley, is inirciing fium scarlet
fever.
L. J. Wilkinson is having tv business an
nouncement lettered on the l.luyd street iilc
of his building. Thu letters are largo ami
very attractive.
All kinds of vegetables and (lower seeds,
and plants at Payne's nurseries, (lirarih ille.
lacctiic cars pass the door. fi-tl-lf
A llcsjiei'iitc Woman.
Constable Matt, (lihliiii this morning made
a levy under a laudloid's warrant for $ll.o:i
ivsiicd on complaiiit of Mrs. Kli.tlii'th Cieary
against Harrv A. (iahlu, who lcside.s corner
of Jardiu and l'opuiar streets. While the
olliccr was discharging his duty Gable's wile
madu repeated depd-ate attacks on him.
Dishes, frying pans and other utensils were
hurled at the olliccr, hut he dodged all ex
cept a fruit j.ir, which struck him under the
eye and raised a discolored lump thoiizu of a
hen's egg. Mrs. (Iahlu then jumped upon a
lounge and shouted "File!" "Police !" and
".Minder!" as loud as her lungs would
allow, alter which she madu a luugu at
Gihlon with a pair of p.ipeihaijger's shears.
This tlihlon took from the woman, hut she
again lunged at him with a butcher knife
which the tilllcur also secured after receiving
a cut on thu right thumb. James Cieary,
(llblbti's assistant escaped Injury, but says
tho tussul was one of the hottest he has seen.
Karl's Clover l!out Tea Is a pleasant laxa
tive. Uegulates the bowels, purines the
blood. Clears the complexion. 1'asy to
make and pleasant to take, a.'i cts. Sold by
1'. I). Ivlrliu and a guarantee.
Held I ii r Conspiracy.
James and Samuel Iiwson and George
Kantnor wcie put under $3ftil bail, each, by
Justicu Shoemaker hist night on complaint
of l'.itilck Gibbons, who charged them with
conspiring to waylay and beat him. Gibbons
said the lirst attempt was made by trying lo
draw him into a light iu the saluon ho is
uiainging, and subsequently they followed
him and made threats.
A CHILD KN.IOVS
Tho pleasant llavor, gentle action and sooth
ing etlVct of Syrup of Figs, whmi in need of
a laxatiun, and if the father or mother be
costlvu or bilious, the most gratifying results
folluw its use ; so that it is thu best family
remedy known and eveiy family should have
a bottle. Manufai'tuicd by thu Califuinia
Fig Syrup Co.
Soclnl tiatberlog.
A very enjoyable social gathering was held
last evening at thu residence, of .Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Kvaus, on West Cherry street, iu
honor of Mr. lirewer, of Trenton, X. J.
Thero was singing by the Methodist Fpiseopal
church choir, games of various kinds and
refreshments were served.
Attention, ltllHiuuHK .Men.
A regular meeting of the Shenandoah
Business .Men's Association will hu held this
(Thursday) evening at So'elock, iu Schmidt's
hall, North Main street. All business men
and property owners are requested to bu
present and aid iu thu organized ell'ort to
"boom hard coal."
(iolllg to M'fll,
Announcement lias been made of tho ap
proaching wedding of Miss Maggie M.,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Petur Hutehart, of
"2U North West sticet, to Henry M. Spohr, ol
town. Tho event will bu soluiiiuWcd iu the
Church uf the Holy Family, on North Chest
nut street, Tuesday, July tilth, at S a. in
The prospectie bride is a saleslady in Frank
Schmidt s storo.
Headache Quickly Cured,
Davis' Anti-Huadaeho uevur falls, 2."ic,
Dr.
Wanted lor l'aii!H'ltmicut.
A Heading dctectivu is in search of tin
whcieuliouts ol l nanus .inner, ol .Miller s
Station, this county, who is charged with the
cmhciSislcuiuut of f."i, (lull. Donpito thu fait
that thu ultlrcrs have made u thorough
search, they have failed to locate him.
Iluy Keystone Hour. Bo suiu that the memo
l.KKsio & Hack, Ashland, Ps... is printwlnu
ovory rack.
Obituary.
Charles tax, Jr., died ut his home In King
town vulluy on Wednesday, aged W years.
Thu iletuaK'd is well known iu this town, ami
was u prominent member of thu Jr. O. V. A.
M. Tlio funeral will taku place Saturday
morning, ut 10 o'clock, ami Interment will bu
madu in tho Xiugtotv n cemetery.
Amilverury CoU-brtitcd,
Tlio members of Juniata Council No. Ill,
Dogree of Pocahontas, csjlcbrutud tho eighth
uuulvursary of their lodge laU evening in
their room in the F.g.in building. Tho even,
lug was passed very cnjoyahly In singing and
literary exercises and ico cream, cake and
other leficsliineuts weio served.
KILLED ON A PLANE.
A Young Mini ol l'rarkltin Instantly
Kltlnl l.ust Night.
Arthur (lough, ngeil 18 yours, of l'rackville,
employed us a pully oiler on Mahauiiy l'lauc,
w.is instantly klllcl last evening. Ills hody
was found on the trucks by his father,
Joseph (lough, who In tho assistant foreman of
the plane. Thu father grief on liniling the
dead bedy of his son 'A'as hcarticndering to
behold The hoy's body was horribly
mangled. It is not known exactly how
the victim met his death. A rlinht wreck
had occuricil on the plane, by a trip of cars
being tun on before thu "haiuey" had
reached the bottom. The bottom men
telephoned to the father of tho deceased,
w ho was at thu top of the plane, and on his
wayihiHli he iliscovercit thu hody of his
sou.
The dcceasi'il win regularly employed ns a
biakeinan, but last night he was put on the
plane as oiler to tako the place of the regular
man, who was oil' duty for thu night.
Gough was the sou uf Joseph and Mary J
Gottgh. of Fiiiekvillc, a giandsoii of Mr. mi l
Mrs. D.ivid r.vans, ol this town, and a
ucphew of Thomas Hellls and Mrs. W. J.
l'mtz, also of this town.
The hest place to buy your wall paper Is at
F. J. I'crtz, 21 North Main street. Wo have
the largest stock north of the mountain tf
Most Direful Music.
The Chattanooga Times pays its respects to
tho drum corps with the Fourth Pennsyl
vania regiment now encamped at that place,
as follows: "If everything elso wcro as con
ducive to the genuine comfort of the mem
bers of the Fourth legiincnt in cuup here, It
would all be overcome by the constant dis
coutfuit Indicted upon the regiment, dally,
nlgthly, hourly, all the time, by a most
Healthful, vociferous, sonorous, unmusical
drum corps, attached temporarily, everybody
hoiies.to Pennsylvania Fourth regiment. The
instruments themselves are inotrensive ap
pearing engines of torture, hut the moment
they fall into the hands of the hearties
(lends who pretend to play "music on them,
especially after ti liberal patronage of the
regimental "canteen" they ate utisiirpas-ed
iu cruelty by any sound of combination of
sounds that ever strained the tissues of ti
tympanum or knocked thu einiilihrluin of a
nei veils s.wem out of plumb." Harry
Hafncr, Joseph Peters and John Jones, of
tuwn, ate nicinhurs of thu drum corps re
fetred to
Notice 4to Water Consumers,
The dry season of the year is now at hand
and all pur-ous using water from the public
water works aic cautioned that after this
dato thu washing of buggies with hosu, pave
ments and sprinkling of sticetsare positively
forbidden. Scarcity of water necessitates
the above order and it will he rigidly en
forced by the superintendent. I!y order uf
water Committee,
7-1-tf Jos. W. Hum., Chairman.
I.nltesldo ltuilwsy Ccnsiiled.
A coionui's jury heard testimony at Maha
uoy City last night to determine the causo of
the death uf Anthony Scanlou, ami after de
liberation the following veidict was reached:
"That the said Anthony Scanloti camu to his
death on the aid day of July, A. D. lbOS,
from Injuries received by being um over by
an electric car on the Lakeside Railway in
Mahanoy Township, said death was due to
the neglect of tho l.akesidu Klectric Hallway
Company in not using proper prciautious iu
the running of cars." It appears that the
unfortunate man had fallen upon thu tics
with his arm on the rail, and when the ear
struck time member ho had twisted under
the fiaiue work of tho car.
Amurk'.iti and Cuban (lags, all sixes and
qualities. F. J. l'ortz, 21 Ninth Mam St. tf
Mnliiiuoy City 's Now t:oitip:iny. I
On the 12th lust, thu nuw company formed ,
at Mahauoy Cily will be lniisteml into'
servile by the olliccrs of the new Thiol
lirigaile. Shenandoah is well icpicseuted.
the following being among the nutiilier:
Daniel ll.iehiiiaii, William Iinglit. Georsc
llui'hner, Frank Codrington, William Davis,
John Graham, I, mils Gylan, llany Hallu-
hush, Harry Jenkins, Georae Kantiier and
Henry Kol.il. The little hamlet of I'.lliin-
gowati furnishes tho folluwing, headed by
the old campaigner Thomas llroilerick.Maitin
Corrigau, Michael Dully and Martin Jen
nings. The company is composed of sixty
nicinbeas, and will be thu last ouu of tho
ulghtecu nuw companies to bo mustered in.
Window shades from IU cents and upward.
Fstimates given on large shades. F. .1. Port,
21 No.'th Main street. tf
Cltleiis Complain.
llniToi! UVK.S'INO HKKAI.D: Tho attention
of the police is again called to the fact that a
hit of hoodlums who congregate at the un
finished Franey building, corner ot Main and
I.loyd streets, persist iu insulting and ubus-
ing respectable people who happen to pass. If
tho police are powerless to stop this nuisance
some other means should be applied to remedy
this glowing evil.
Manv CniZKNs.
I''lreinen Changed.
A change of llremcu has been inadu nt tlio
Iirandoiivillu station of thu public water
works, Patrick Hand, Jr., succeeding Will
iam Wome r. Tho change) was made yester
day.
lie Xeit Deceived. A Cough, Hoarseness or
Croup, aro not to ho trilled with. A dose in
time of Shiloh's Curo will save you much
trouble. Sold by P. 1), Klrliu and a guar
antee. Tralllc Dttlajcd.
Tratlic on the Schuylkill Tiiation lino was
delayed a halt hour or riiotu yestuiday after
noon by a car leaving the track at the curve,
corner of Mam and Coal streets, lhu ac
cumulation of dirt at this point dtiriu
stormy whether car-sou thu trouble.
Curo that Cough with Shiloh's Cure. Tlio
best Cough Cuiu. Relieves Croup promptly.
Gno million bottles sold last year. II) dose's
for S3 cts. Sold by 'P. 1). KlrHu and u guar
utiteu.
Itetircd From the Itusiness.
A Frackvlllo correspondent says : "W. J
Morgan, of Shenandoah, fur tho past six
mouths junior partner In ownership of the
l'rackville Ledger, has retired from the bul
uoss, his placu being taken by .Mr. John
Coon."
To Cure Headache in 15 Minutes,
Tako Dr. Davis' Atl-Heudaehu. Alldiiigglsts
NOT ONE ESCAPED !
Is there such another navy
on the face of the earlh us the
American Navy ?,
La ies'
Shirt Wnists !
we arc lien going to cany a slliine
one over this season if t educed
juices can ussist us in carrying out
our intentions.
DOWN! DOWN! GOES THE PRICES !
As the Spanish fleet went ycslor
eluy to the bottom of the sea. Cull
curly and secure a burgaiu.
MORGAN'S BAZAR,
23 North Main St.
Till! ATKATIIF.lt,
Tlio foifeiast for Friday: Fair, sultry and
warmer weather and southerly witnU.
iUAHANOY CITY.
Ailhlir Nash, 20 yeais old, employed as In.
Me driver at Park P acu, had his light foot
run over yetenlay und was sent to the
Miners' hospital.
Hubert Klehards had his light leg badly
bruised last evening by being caught I u-
tween curs at thu Tunnel Khlgu colliery.
Frank Mnlvcy, of High Point, is with Co.
(1, Ith Artillery, with the forces now bu-
"leglliK Santiago.
Sergeant John llrowutiilller and Pilvates
Soseph lioblisou, John Stnillwood and John
Adams havo artlved from Camp Alueroua
furlough that will expire next Sattnday.
The Delano shop hands ate arranging to
hold a big pintle in the Delano grove some
lime this i ii on tli .
The erection of tho foundation walls fur
the nuw engine house tit Jackson's will begin
next Monday. The frame work was started
last Tuesday.
A valuable Jersey cow owned by C. II.
Hewitt, of Delano, was lust last Monday.
To day it was pulled out of a mine breach
near Trenton uninjured, although it had
fallen twenty-five feet.
Horses Delayed Tralllc.
Yesterday afternoon tralllc was delayed on
the I.ehUh Valley road about an hour by a
peculiar accident. Soitio mischief hoys
iliove two horses on the railroad near Harry's
Junction, and in trying to avoid an approach
ing freight train the horses attempted to
cross a high tiestle. They had not pro
ceeded far when their legs dropped between
tlio sills and disabled them. The train
men. nfter an hour's haul work, succeeded iu
releasing the horses by the uso of n dcirick,
Sberlll 's Sain.
Sherill' Toole this morning sold thostock of
Nicholas I'rieband's furnishing goods store
on West Centre street. The sale was made
under a trust judgment to tho amount of
$s00 held forthe benefit of creditors by Henry
Goodman, of Scrariton. M. M. Httrkc, llsq.,
represented Goodman.
dii:i).
l.i:U. On the Mb limt..at Shenandoah, John,
sou of Thonihs and Mary l.ecaged Sycals,
U months. Funeral will tak place to-nioi row
U-'riday) at 2.00 p. in., services at the family
rcldeiiee on Mast Coal fetrect. Interment in
Odd Fellows' cemetery. Friends and rela
tives invited to attend. It
1.K.V On tbe Mb Inst., nt his home In King
town Vnlley, Charles I ex, Jr., aged 2(i years, 1
month, 10 days. The funeral will take place
on Saturday at 10 a. in , fioni thu family rest
deuce, liiteiineut lit lEIngtowll cemetery.
Friends and lelatlvcs, and members of the
Jr (). 1". A. M.. ate rcspedfully Invited to at
tend. 7-7-lt
W7.Tr oee,rr:.?
of tlio Gloliu for
RHEUMATISM.
HBUEALGIA. and Emllar Oomplaktsf
wwk u t H M A H fntUICAL LAWS
SS fiL.FreEcrll)011 by eminent physicians
G&M DR. RIGHTER'S
'PAIN EXPELLE1
WoilJ renowned 1 Hemnrlrnlilv BueepHBf nt !
Only genulno with Trade IMork " Anchor,'
.en. uii'ittcrA t o., 'Ji.i I'tarlaU) ,civ lorl..
31 IHCHEST AWAHOS.
13 Branch HonEve. Own Glastworkj.
23 li CO els. LudorncJ . rt'couauvuucil l
A. Wasley, 106 It. Main St.,
fv 0. H. Hagenbuch, 10 J N. Main St., J
. P.P.D. Kirlin. 6 S. Main St.
Sbenaniloali. .
IJK. r,lL,M 1 l.i:'2i
"ANCHOR" T3tAOHAT, bost frr
i umr jfysocpHiie rsioiiuieh foiiiiihilnts.
TilOU HUNT A larni utou'rimm mid iUvcIHiik
1 in t i' iMrim.U'ii propt'ity, on jittt Uuntre
Htri't't, mar Miilti.
i'or iiifnrmntitm apply to
M. M. liurlec, Kmi.
7----tv k
VTOTICK. A family destrhi to mlopt mi
IN orphan i;Irl, uk"! about IU years, hIiouM
tnakti itppllc.itlon to this olllcu, whuu further
Itifoiuiatlon 1 tm he obtained, C-HO-tf
IOIt UKNT Store room and dwelling, cen-
t rally loeated. with all modern conven
iences. Anuly at No. 113 North Main utrett.
Shenandoah. G-lM-tf
IJIOH Hi:XT. Property, No. 318 Wet Centre
1' street, recently vacated by IMdlln llochler.
the hutclirr. Knltahlu for grocery, meat market,
etc. levelling and stable attached. Apply to
O. . Palmer 3IC West Centro street. 0-la-tf
7OM SAI.IO A valuable property on We&t
Centiu street, dwclllnir house, und all con-
ut elites In ttesliable location. Annlv to
TlMiuias.Tohh. for further particulars. 5-u7tf
POIt SALK. A saloon. Good stand and cen
tral location. lias two pool tables, one.
bcine; a combination of pool und billiards.
Apply at thu Hkuai.u otliee. tf
BILL OF SALE.
Know all men by Uicm- presents t lint I, Harris
Self, of Northumberland, Pennsylvania,
Trustee, for value received, do hereby assign,
transfer and set over to Mrs. II. Ii. Smith, of
Mahano) Plane, Pennsylvania, nil tho stock of
Roods, including KentV clothine und gents'
inriiishtuH, boots mid shoes, hnU mid caps,
trunks. A:,, now In that certain store located on
IlrldRo street, Mabanoy Plane, Pemi., to and for
the only use. and behoof of the said Mrs, II. It,
Smith, her heirs and asli;ng forever.
In testimony whereof, the said llatrls Seff.
Trustee, h.ts hereunto set his hand and seal this
iMtu uay oi June, .. a. ihys,
IIahuis Sf.i k, Trustee, (si:al.)
RUPTURE CURED.
A SriolUt on
Keiprere from Villiams)ort
will visit
Shenandoah Every Thursday
AT TIIK
Hotel Franey, from 8 till 10:30 a. m.
Uiiptine permanently anil quickly Curfil eir
nil pay. Written giunintce to alisululi-ly
ciiit: all kinds of KupUirc williout
operation or detention fioni
liusiness.
Absolutely no Dangjr.
examination Tree.
loo persons cured in Siinbury, Sliamokin,
Mtr Carmel and vicinity wlio can lie referred
to. Charges and terms moderate and within
reach of all.
DRINK-
CM-: A RY'S KXTRA MNI?
QUAIJTY
-GINGER ALE, -
Superior Sarsaparilla...
and Orange Champagne.
mm
"00LD DUST.'
(Which do
KEEP
-ON
1 J" QJfl
Guarantee Clothing and Shoe House,
13 NORTH VI Al N STREET.
If yon need a good solid pair of shoes, with solid counter and
leather insole, this is the place to get them. We don't keep Ladies'
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 he sold at
very small profits. We quote a few prices :
Children's Shoes, 4, 5, 6&7, spring heel, patent leather tip, 40c.
A better one for 50c.
Girls' Shoes, black and lace, size 11 to 2, for 6Sc., worth jsi-oo.
Men's Shoes, vici kid, patent leather tip, $1.75, worth $2.25.
Men's Enamel 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 making them. We can, therefore,
sell you good stock at bottom prices.
Our line of Gent's Furnishing Goods cannot be beat. We also
carry a nice line of Men's, Boys' and Children's Suits.
Guarantee Clothing and Shoe House,
Michael Peters' Building,)
13 North Wain Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
ELIAS SUPOWITZ, Prop.
QUEEN
r1
That it is a success was demonstrated by our
lest made last week in full view of the public.
Considering the difficulties the test was made
under, the stove really excelleel all guarantees
which accompanies a sale. This range was
shipped direct from the factory, was never
subject to even a fire, and after the first match
was applied, it was ready for bakiug purposes
in two hours.
Two pans of biscuits, six
dozen in all, one pan on the
bottom and the other on
the shelf, were baked
brown in less than twenty-five
minutes, and distributed among
the spectators as a sample of Its
baking qualities.
The same test and results will lie 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 and
examine it. Several of them have already
been sold, and only the highest words of
praise are cxpiessed by the purchasers,
Davidson's
BUSY . FURNITURE , AND . STOVE . STORE,
121-123 North Main St.
A good jilaeu for re good
drink
Michael Mills' Saloon,
22 K. Centre ttrcet, Mellet'a building,
Wine, WliUkk'a, Iker anil Clipm. l'relict
beer In tuwn ulwuyn on tap.
jjlOlt 8TATK HH.VATOU,
HON. M. C. WATSON,
Or RllKNANlHlAll.
Hubject to Democratic rule.
"Si? fPwnmirriT -. .
"O0LD DOBT."
your thinking cap or your
working cap? Tho woman
wlio studies to save herself
lahor and expense who
strives lo have her house
look best at nil times finds
nothing so helpful as
Vasliing Powder
fleet for cleaning cverrthlng.
Largest package greatest
0$T I
raimM
economy.
The l. K. I'ulrlmnk Conipsiij,
Chicago. St, Louis. New York.
Itonton, Philadelphia,
YOUR
THE -
EDUCATED and ARTISTIC TASTES
In wall pajieri and Jet-orations la one of the
nineteenth century neconipUhhinciitH, That U
why those who select their wall paper at
OAKDIN'S Kftstich delightful reMiiIt. Jt Isn't
necfHHary to purchase thu expennlve khuK'h, the
dtnij,rtis and coIoim are just ns artistic hi the
cheaper jjradeH, If they aro not so tit h. For
thoHu who wish to decorate their rooms w ith
artNtlu Willi paper k t(
J. P. GARDEN,
224 West Centre Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
Thos. Buchanan,
OPTICIAN.
Examination Made at Your Homo or at
Our Storo.
--Has Moved to
118 S. Main Street.
THOMAS BUCHANAN,
OPTICIAN,
We Bottle
BEER,
WEISS BEER,
ALE, PORTER
Private family orders will receive
prompt attention. Ieave them
at the olTice, we will do
the rest.
COLUMBIA
BREWING COMPANY.
CARPET "CLEANING.
The undersigned have assumed charge of
the Shenandoah Renovating Company's plant,
and are prepared to clean, sew and lay
carpets, mattresses, and do general upholster
ing work.
Feathers Cleaned.
Work Done Promptly.
... Drop(Us a Postal.
ALLEBACH & HEFNER.
Orders can be left at No. 7 North West street,
or at the plant, Apple alley and
llowem street.