DO YOU WANT mm Criates business becaust of its known large circulation and renders rich To reach the public through a pro gressive, dtgntfiea, influential journal use the HERALD columns. results to its advertisers. VOL niL-iNO. 377. SHENANDOAH. PA.. Fill DAY. JULY 22. 1098. ONE CENT 1 GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF BABY CARRIAGES In order to clean out the balance of our stock as quickly as possible. ..... Carriages that were $20 00, 18 00, 1? 00, " 15 00, , " 12 00, 10 00, 9 00, 6 00, a If you want a choice come at gone in a few days at these prices. J. P. Williams & Son, aZP-O'HARA'S F"OR M . 41 .ft OPEN DAY SHENANDOAH and A New Discovery ! fl Preparation For T74. PUnt-irni- will clean LilClll 1 1CCU loci for one cent floor, or dampening them on the Pi A ft Hi"" rlpinCAl" removes a" ust alul l'rt rom carpets nndrugs; re .CIcLlllC vlt.ttl loCl moes all grease spots, fruit stains and coal soot; restores color and raises the nap ; destroys moths and disinfects the carpets ; does not fade colors, but makes the carpet and rugs clean and bright a new. TRY IT. FOR SALE ONLY AT I .1 CDCDirp-'C Dry Goods and Jm Jm I rl-l CarpeJ Stoie, PRICE, 25 CENTS PER BOX. SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES' SHIRT WAISfS AT 50c, REDUCED FROM $1.00. sr inmimmmimmiminnnimiimiiiiii irmnminnmna f If You Arc in Need 9 vi Gl assware, Chinaware, -r: A x a m Millinery, Dry Goods, NOTIONS, SC., Till? PLACE TO Bl'Y AND SAVE MONEY IS AT THE BEE HIVE, S. tVlaIn St. Third If you want to have your food kept sweet and clean use a - - - - BALDWINS REFRIGERATOR. For Good Light White Bread jp ; r AND NO TROUBLE TO BAKE USE AQUEDUCT MILL. Daisy or Moss Rose Flour. Sold Geo. W. Whole Wheat Graham Flour Old Time Pure Rye Flour Brookside Fancy Pastry Flour Best Granulated Corn Weal, At KEITER'S. $17 OO 15 OO 10- OO 13 OO 10 OO Q OO t oq so once as we think they will be all 13 S. Main Street, SHENANDOAH, I'A. AND AND NIGHT. MAHANOY CITY. Electric Cleanser ! Cleaning Carpets. your cornets and make them look like new per yard, without taking carpets from the under side. of Door From Post Office, Good Garden Hose Is hard to find. We have it in either of these brands. We also have ordinary hose very cheap. SPRAY NOZZLES, MENDERS, &C. by Keiter. THE OREGON MAY ASSIST DEWEY. .Special to Kvemixo Hebalh. Washington, July 22. Tho Navy depart ment has under consideration tlio reinforce ment of tho licet undor Admiral Dowoy at Manila, hi order that tho American com mander may bo In a position to successfully ineot any cmorgency that may arise. Naval olllclals realize that Admiral Dowoy should bo reinforced by at least onu battlo- ship and a cruiser, and if thoso views aro put into effect these ships will bo dotachod from Watson's eastorn squadron. While the battleship has not becu selected, It will prob ably be tho Oregon, which has clearly shown its prowess. With this vessel and tho cruisor Philadelphia added to Dewey's fleet ho could properly dofcud American interests from foreign interference. With such a force in the Philippines and with Commodore Watson's squadron in ex cellent position to go to his aid in case of necessity, administration officials feel con fident that no third Powor will attempt to dlctato what tho United States shall or shall not do with respect to tho disposition of thoss islands. NATIVES EXPECT INDEPENDENCE. Special to Kvexinq IIeuald. Washington, July 22. Col. Anderson wires tho department horo from Manila that Gou, Aguiualdo, tho Philippine insurgent chief, has declared a dictatorship and martial. Tho natives expect independence Aguiualdo has moved his headquarters to Bacoor, re moving a portion of the Spanish prisoners from Cavito to provido accommodations for tho American reinforcements. The insurgent chief has appointed nativo Governors in tho province who aro collect ing taxes. Ho has organized the Philippine Cabinet with tho following personnel : Presi dent of tho Council, General Aguiualdo; Secretary of War, Baldimiro Agulnaldo, nephew of the General; Secretary of tho In terior, Leandre Ibaria; Secretrry of State, Mariano Trias. Joernor lteuily to Flee. HpCClal to UVHNINQ llKRALD. Hong Kong, July 22. A British steamer arrived horo from Manila and reports that 7,000 rebels are encamped in the hills behind Cavite, awaiting tho American signal to chargo on Manila. Tho Spanish Governor General has a launch with steam up ready to leave Manila at the least sign of American attack. Tho long oxpocted attack on that city may bo mado at any hour. Pennsylvania Troops Hall. Special to Kvemno IIeuai.ii. Chaileston, July 22. Tho transport ship Mobilo has sailed with 1,200 troops en route for Porto Kico. Among them is the Sixteenth Ponusylvauia. The War Hoods. Special to Evening IIkkald. Washington, July 22. The delivery of the new war bonds will bo commenced next Monday, when 1,000 twenty dollar bonds and 1,000 five hundred dollar bonds will bo sent out from tho Treasury department. From that timo ou tho bonds will bo sent out us rapidly as they can bo printed. Suit Ou r Cow. On tho 10th iust. Goorgo Kalltzki, of Gil- berton, lost a cow and an advertisement for its return was placed in the IIkrald. In duo timo the animal was found ou tho prem ises of Simon Swoyor, a butcher of Girard ville, who refused to surrender tho animal, and yesterday was sued before Justice Shoe maker. Swoyer said that bo held tho cow until such timo as oxpeuses would bo paid and ownership would bo proved under oath. He added that Mrs. Kalitzkl came to his placo and droyo tho cow from tho yard without permission, and for that reason ho had deter mined upon having couclusivo evldenco of ownership boforo surrendering tho animal. Swoyer gave $200 bail for trial, but tho caso will probably bo settled. lteuts Coming Duwu. Tho number of empty store rooms and dwellings in town is having its effect upon rents, and in a number of instances tho property owners havo reduced their rents. One store room and dwelling ou Main street, which formerly rented for $45, and has been vacant for some timo, has been reduced to $38. Othor landlords aro said to havo re duced their rents becauso of tho business de pression. Latest patriotic songs from 10 to 35 cents at Brumm'a. Uloil From Injuries. Getrgo Batso, a Hungarian residing at Park Place, died last night from injuries re ceived whllo at work ut tho mines. Ho was employed in running cars between Park col lieries Nos. 2 and 3. He jumped on a trip, but slipped and fell. Tho squeeze ho re ceived between cars caused a shock that pro duced death. The deceased was a wldowor 35 years old. ltecoverlng From III Injuries, Frank Simmons, of town, who was in. jured on the ruilroad at Trenton, and has slue been confined in a hospital at that place, has improved to such an extent that he will be able to leave tho hospital in about two week . Mint Huvo linen Thirsty, On a wager of some boer a man of town yesterday ate BOO tiles from fly paper in a saloon, and supplemented tho act by bending an iron poker with his hands and teeth. Pension Granted. Franklin Kloss, of Frackvlllo, has been granted a pension of (0 per month, and that of I. H, Persing, of bhatnokin, has beon Increased from fU to (9 per mouth, At Payuo's nursery, Qirardvllle, you will find the largest stock over seen In the county. THE MILES EXPEDITION Finally Sails From Sibo ney For Porto Rico. raw-- , t a -r ri!i. 3A, A POWERFUL CONVOY FLEET Accompanies the Commander of tho Army on His Mission. AND THESE WILL BE ADDED TO. The War Department Determined Tht.t the General Shall Not Lack For Troops, and Additional Regiments Will Be Forwarded Until Miles Himself Calls a Hilt The State Department Pays Tribute to Ad miral Dewey's Diplomatic Abilities by a Policy of Non-lnterferencej Watson's European Squadron Delayed Until After Porto Eico Is Taken. Washington, July 2;.--General Miles, leading the military expedition against Porto Rico, started at 3 o'clock p. m. yesterday from Slboney, Cuba, for the point on the Island of Porto Hleo where It is the Intention that the troons shall land. It Is expected that General -Miles will wait at some appointed spot on the route for the expeditions from Tampa. Newport News and Wew York to iall Into his column. These expeditions are already under way, some of them with two or three days start of General Miles, so that the delay should not be very great. After all the difficulty about the na val eonvoy, and the first conclurion of the naval authorities that none was necessary, the strength of that now furnished Is surprising. There li a bat tleship of the first class, the Massachu setts; an effective protected cruiser, the Cincinnati; a speedy and well armed gunboat, tho Annapolis, and four ves sels of the auxiliary nnvy which have already proved by their performance In Cuban waters that they are fuily equal to the ordinary gunboat In of fensive power, anese nre the Glout es ter, which distinguished heiself in tne destruction of Cervera's squadron; the Wasp, which has attained an enviable notoriety as a disturber of Suanlsh blockhouses, and the Leyden. which foi a time was the sole representative of United States power In Havana harbor. In addition to the above vessels it is ofllclally admitted for the first til te that the powerful monitors Terror, Am phltrlte and Puritan, which have been at Key West, nre under orders to pro ceed to Porto Rico to assist In the re duction of the Spanish forces there. It Is known also to be not unlikely Indeed It Is probable that still other vessels of Admiral Sampson's fleet will participate In the reduction of the for tifications of San Junn. This was in dicated clearly by Secretary Long's statement last evening concerning the sailing of Commodore Watson's east ern squadron to Spain. In the course of that statement the secretary said the eastern squadron would be "sent to Spain later, when the Porto RIcan cam paign permits." It seems clear that some, at least, of the vessels will he employed In the bombardment of the fortifications of Porto Rico's principal city. Secretary Alger believes that Gen eral Miles, on the Yale, will arrive at his destination Sunday morning, with 3,000 men under his Immediate com mand. A day later will come 4.000 men on transports and the day following that 3,500 more. Whether the landing will be deferred until the arrival of these entire forces, or whether General Miles will take the Initiative and hoist the flag himself on Porto Rlcan soil, Is left to the discretion of that officer. It Is the department's determination that he shall not lack for trooDS or equipment. and this first expedition may be followed by several others as fast as the troops can be gotten ready until word comes from the general that he needs no more. General Schwan's brigade, comprising the Fifth, tho Eleventh and Nineteenth United States Infantry, a splendid body of trained soldiers, sailed from Tampa yesterday to Join General Miles, and it the. Porto Rican expedition Is not an Immediate success It will not be for lack of dis position In the war department to sup ply every requisite. That Admiral Dewey has the situa tion In the Philippines well In hand ia exhibited by his telegrams, the latest of which was received yesterday, which without boasting simply reports, Ilka the others that have gone before, that affairs are quiet and satisfactory. The state department has come to have fully as great a sense of apprehension of Dewey's diplomatic abilities as tho country has for his naval skill and courage, and the best evidence of this is that It has not found It necessary up to this point to Interfere In any way either to protect or to amend his works. The navy department has now discov ered that the big double turreted moni tor Monterey will not arrive at Cavite until Aug. 6. The admiral's announce ment of the arrlvnl of the second de tachment of United States troops at Cavite has given great confidence to the war department. With these added troops It will jiow be possible to do manfl the surrender of Manila, hut It la gathered here that our purpose s to defer such a movement until all the United States troops now afloat have arrived at Manila bay, unless the at titude of the Insurgents forces prompt er action on the part of the American commanders. Secretary Long said today that tho preparations for dispatching the Wat son squadron to European waters were going on uninterruptedly, but that the departure necessarily would await tho movement of tho warships at Porto Rico, the Massachusetts and other ships being required for convoying the troops to that Island. This disposed of a report circulated during the day that the expedition had been abandoned, Had the army troopships been able to go to Porto Rico without a naval con voy Watson's squadron could have got away within the next few days, as tlm war board had wished to close all pre liminaries by tomorrow. The funeral of William K. IMwaids, fonnorly of town aud lato of Philadelphia, took placo this afternoon. Tlio remains arrived bore on the 13:18 p. m. P. A K. train and were met at the depot by many friends of tho family and delegations from Major Jennings Council No. 307. Jr. O. U. A. M., aud tlio Calvary Baptist Sunday school. The cortege proceeded to the Calvary Baptist church ou South Jardin street, where servicos were held, Iiev. I!. It. Albln, tho pastor, olliclatlng. Intormeut was mado In tho Odd Fellows' cemetery. Kvan J. Davis was tho funeral director. John H. Hughes, John Draper and William Webster, representing tho Jr. O. U. A. M.. and Ibirrv Murray, Isaac Griffiths aud Harry liccse, of ine uaivary llaptist Sunday school, were tho pall bearers. There were two large and beautiful floral ollerings, a broken column from tho school aud a design presented by tho employes of tlio Philadelphia Traction Company, by whom tlio deceased was em ployed. Buy your pocket books and pursos, from 5c to $3.00 at F. J. Portz's. tf Tho Unlit Cet lr By using Mme. David's hair restorative, the only guaranteed hair restorative on the market. Kvery bottle sold with an iron-clad written guarantco to grow a full head of hair or money refunded. It stops the hair from falling out, cures dandruff and scalp dis eases; positively contains no sugar of lead, dyo or anything that can in any way injure the hair. Everybody can avoid being bald by using this wonderful remedy. Special treatment given for all scalp diseases by competent and thoroughly experienced operator. Thorough scalp treatment, with an application of the hair restorative, for 30 cts ; scientific shampoo, 25 cts. Call at 30 West Lloyd street and seo a copy of tho guarantee under which this wonderful hair restorative is sold. Price, $1.00 per bottle. Gt Ilfckert'H C'ato, Clam soup, free, to-night, lunch to-morrow morning. Special freo lllg Iteiliictloii Sale, For tho next 30 days wo givo 10 per cent, off on every dollar, in order to reduce our stuck. Our goods aro marked in plain figures and at the lowest possiblo prices, aud then 10 per cent. off. Reduction in force until August 18th. Kcmember the Great Mammoth Clothing House, 0 and 11 South .Main street, L. Goldin. i-2l-2t Unsuccessful ltnblicrs. At about 2:30 o'clock this morning two mc n made unsuccessful efforts to get into the resi dences of Dr. Erwin and Mrs. Williams, ou South Jardin street. They weio trying the shutters and doors at tho front of the houses when approaching footsteps alarmed tlicm and tliey disappeared. A woman residing in the neighborhood witnessed tlio operations, but was waiting fur a cii-.es to givo an alarm. riunlly Jars. Joe Liutus was charged with abusing his wife, Mary A., before Justice Toomcy last night aud furnished $300 bail for trial at court. To-day Christian Hazletiiie was arraigned on oath of his wife, Mary, who charged him with druukenness and chasing her out of the house. He waived a hearing and entered $300 bail for trial. At (ilrrln'H frlilay anil fatiiruiiy. 10 bars soap and good wooden water pail, 2."c; 25c i-seamed broom, 10e; granite wash basin, 10c; envelopes, 3 cents a pack, of 21; largo 21 qt. granito dish pan, l!c. A "Maine" or "Dewey" souvenir with every 25 cent sale. Girvin's, 8 South Main St. llov C. ItuniiiniiT, Mgr. T-22-2t Arcuile Cuff, Cream of tomato soup to-night. lliiriii'tl by (bis. Harry lieese, a miuer residing at Turkey Run, is suffering from severe burns of the hands, face, back and chest received from aft explosion of gai in tlio Gilberton colliery on Weduesday night. Dr. J. Pierco lloberts says tho injuries aro sorions. Imt ,r.t dangerous. Watermelon mill Cuntelopes Right oil' tho ico. One carload received to day. They are guaranteed to be all ripe and sweet. Sold wholesale and retail. All our fruit is always kept on ico. Fresh clams received daily. At Coslett's, 30 South Maiu reet. 7-10-5t l'ulii-j's Sweeping Challenge, Mart. Fabey, tho Shenandoah sprinter, says that he can dofeat any sprinter in the region for one hundred yards. Ho is es pecially anxious for a r),-m,. t n,-.ll ,.r Ashland, and is ready to tie a match at any iiiud. asmanu xeiegrain. llurher Shop lteinnviil. William Hauler's barber shop will remove from 12!) North Jardin street to 12S North Maiu street, on Monday, July 25th. 7-22-lw Ho I l'ur Atlantic. The first cheap excursion to Atlantic City over tlio Philadelphia i Beading Railway will occur on Thursday loxt, July 23th. Faro $3.50, tickets good for 10 days. Train leaves at 0:05 a. m. Kemlrlrk House Vree Lunch. Clam chowder will bo served, free, to all patrons to-night. Shu ft Hi nke, Tho Kohiuoor colliery breakor was operated but one hour yesterday on account of a screen shaft breaking. I'rcpHrud for Fire. Agent John II. Martin to-day received sevor.il hundred feet of hoso for use at the Pennsylvania railroad station. Jtemuiecl to Town. Frank Breckor, a former resident of town, who has been conducting a billiard and pool room In Mt. Carmol for sovcral mouths, moved his household goods to this town to day. Ho disposed of his pool rooms. mm j DBoiutciy puro j BOROUGH GOUjNGIIi I Lengthy Discussion Held Concerning: the Water Problem. NEW RESERYOIR DECIDED UPON I It Is to Be Located on Davis' nun and Have a Capacity of Thirty Million Gallons-Will Cost Sixteen Thou sand Dollars. A regular meeting of tho Borough. Council was hold last night. It was attended by the following members : McGulre, Straughn, James, Shoemaker, Coakley, I.ally, Hand, Boeum, Bell, Breunau, Ihiglert, NeisHcnder. Mr. James asked that a note bo placed on tlio minutes showing that bo was not present when the bill of Borough Auditor George Plopport was paid. Mr. Lally objected on tho ground that Mr. James left tho Council chamber without permission of the chair A motion to havo Mr. Jamob' absence recorded was lost. Chief Tabor askod that Council provide help in carrying out tho ordinance relating to the Impounding of dogs and hogs. Mr. Bell said that the delay was duo to tho failure of a net with which to catch the dogs to arrive, but that it would arrive in a day or two. Complaint was again made against the out let of a sewer at the comer of Centre and Catherine streets. Burgess Tabor said the nuisanco would bo abated us soon ns tlio West Centre street sewerago question is settled. In answor to a question as to what is delaying the latter matter Mr. Bell said several of the property owners interested refuse to ;pay the costs in tlio suits beforo Justic Toomey and Council has decided that tho sewerage can not bo done until the street committee issues a permit for the work, which will not be done until the coats aro paid. On motiou.tbe secretary was instructed to notify Justice loomey that Council does not insist that the fines in the cases bo collected, and that he adjust tlio cases and collect the costs as soon us possiblo and uotiry Council of the result. A motion that the Chief Burgoss proceed to havo all peanut stands and other obstruc tions removed from tho sidewalks within thirty days was defeated. The finance committee reported that Mr. Seanlan turned into tho treasury since tlio last meeting f ISO in orders and f52(l iu cash The committee also reported that the ( Inel Burgess was indebted $100 for tines collected, to dale. Tlio Burgess said he would make good tho deficiency. Mr. Straughn said be was tired asking that the Tux Collector be required to make a monthly report to Council according to law. J. B. Coyle, Esq., appeared aud presented two claims for damages, one from Mrs. O'Brien, of Brownsville, who wiys that on the Kith of May, last, while walking home with ti lady frieud, she was thrown to a pavement on West Coal street and sustained a sovcro anklo sprain. Mr. Coyle added that it could be proved that the. accident was due to a holo in tlio pavement, aud that the plnco had boon in bad condition for months. The amount he asked in damatres was $250. Tho second claim presented was from J. U. Monaghan for damages to his property in the First wurd through the Flynn nuisance caso. Mr. Coylo said on amicablo settlement Mr. Monaghan would accept $1,000, but If forced to collect by suit ho would reserve the right to raiso the amount of the claim. A bill of Borough Auditor Plopport for $S3 for services and $12.20 costs of suit was pre sented. Mr. James moved that tho Borough Solicitor carry tho caso into tho Court of Com uion Pleas. Ono of tlio grounds put forth for the motion was that the bill was ex orbitant aud exceeded the appropriation made for tho services of tho Borough Audi tors. Tho motion was carried. The motion adopeed at the last meeting to pay Mr. Plop pelt's bill was recousiderod and ou another voto defeated. Thoseirctary was instructed ro CHiii'cl tho oriler granted to Mr. Ploppert after tlio last meeting for $S3 37. Mr. Bell stated that the water committee met ou Wednesday uiglitand decided to build a 30,000,000 gallon storage reservoir on Davis' Bun at a en-t of $10,000. It is proposed to start the work at once aud continue it when over the borough has money to apply to tho project. Considerable discussion on the quostiou of increasing tho water supply followed. It was stated that four avenues of relief pre sented themselves, 11) leasing tho old water plant; (2) purchaso another stream iu the valley; (3) building a storage reservoir; (I) soil out tho borough plant to a syndicate on an agreement regulating tho charges to be mado by tho syndicate to consumers. All thoso wore fully discussed, during which it was stated that beforo leasing or selling the plant it would be necessary to havo a voto of the peoplo on tlio quostiou. If the borough wants street paving it must sell its water plaut. If It wants to mako money out of ino wator plant it must consolidate it with tlio old plant or increase tho storage capacity, and put tho water rents back to the old figures, were among tho statements mado. In speaking on the proposition to sell the plant Mr. Straughn said tho borough ought to get $200,000. With this money the borougli could pay off its entire bonded indebtedness, havo $31,000 or more iu the borough'treusury. and bo in a position to reduce the r.ito of taxation. Mr. McGulre favored this proposl tiou, but Messrs. Ncisweuder aud Bell wore opposed to it. Mr. Straughn said lie had not committed himself to any ono of tho four propositions, but ho knew tho borough had no money with which to buy stream or build reservoirs, and ho knew thu peoplo did not want an increase of the borough's indobtcd mB. Finally Mr. James moved that a meter connection with tlio old water company's main near the Kobley l!uu colliery bo nmdo, providing the charges will not bo mora tliau (ix cents per thousand gallons. This step, it was stutou, was advanced for temporary re lief, which n storage reservoir would not give this your, because it could not bo built in timo. .Mr. Hand wu in favor of proceed, in iT at oiiii) with tho buidlng of the storage reservoir docldod upon by the cominltteo. . When it voto was taken on Mr. James' motion it was defeated by a vote of 0 to 5. Mr. Coakloy then moved that arrangements bo made to build a storage reservoir ou Davis' Run. Tho motion was carried by a voto of 0to2. Tho arrangements wore left in the bauds of tho finance committee, in conjunction with the water oommlttie, for a report at tbo uoxt Meeting of Couucil. Tlio wator committee, as u matter tf economy, recommended that cither the en gineers at tho pumping statlou ouch work a week alternately, or that one of thcui bo sus ' pended for a mouth or so. Thoio was a kick against tho proposition. No definlto action was taken. Tlio president re-appointed M I) Maloue, whoso term on tho Board of Health is about to expire. Cure that Cough with Shiloh's Cure. The host Cough Cure. Believes Croup promptly, Ono million bottlos sold last year 40 doses for 25 cts. Sold by P. D. Kir'ln and a guar antee. Marriage I.lccnacs. John Shustokamsky aud Aunio Schlockta, both of Maliauoy City. William J. Williams and Hattio M. Staud, both of Tower City. Fire I Flref fire I Insure your property from loss in tho oldest and strongest cash companies: Phlla. Underwriters Insuranco Co. of North America and Fire Association, Hartford Fire Ins. Co., American Fire Insuranco Co., West Chester Fire Ins. Co., United Firemen's Ins- Co. t. T. Williams, 123 S. Jardin St., Sbonandoah. I Rid 1H PRICE UNDERWEAR. Shirts, 19c. Drawers to mate at same price. Our best grades. The prices are cut in half to close them out. We positively carry no stock over from one sea sou to the other. STRAW HATS. Our big line in black, brown and many other shades, in leading and up-to-date shapes, at ridiculously low prices. CALL AND CONVINCE YOURSELF. MAX LEVIT, 15 E. Centre St. Up-To-Date Hat Store and Shenaudoah'i Greatest Gent's Furnishing Store. For 4 dozen window shades. All our better ones have been reduced also. Shades made to fit nnv window, mid especiallv store windows Onll fnr bargains in new carpets at FRICKE'S CARPET STORE. Furniture AND. Refrigerators Marked down to the lowest selling prices. We are selling our stock as low as any of our competitors; yes, in fact, they can't touch us on some of our goods. M. O'NEILL, IOQ S. Main St. Furniture Dealer and Undertaker. DANDRUFF ... Is the Beginning of Baldness. Wostphal'o fluxiHator Cures Dandruff and all diseases of the scalp. FOR SALE AT DU5T0'5 MM. 5H0r Ferguson House Block. IT'S EASY. It's never hard to spend money. You can induce most anyone to take it away from you, but how about the equivalent ? The return you get for the coin is what counts. If you don't appreciate a good thing we are not particular to get your trade, but if you know a splendid opportunity, we're after you. It brings you bargains, us success. We are offering Groceries cheap. T.J. BROUGHALL 25 South Alain Street, BE 1 i
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