Uncle Sam's Navy.
Welmvenow en snlc llic 12
numbers of the above portfolio bound In one
handsome book. It contains the photographs
of all our navy alo Spain' navy prior to
their destruction. AKo all the offfcer of the
navy and every one taking a prominent part in
the war including the 1'rcsidcnt and his
cabinet, l.cc. Sigibee, Sampson, cti. The
prae is $I-5oor only 30 cem more than the
scrus cost originally. Call and cramine,
HOOKS & BROWN,
a N. Main St.
A SUMMER TONIC.
Beef, Wine
rand Iron.
Large ISuttle, so Cents.
SHENANDOAH DRUG STORE,
i South Main Street, Shenandoah, l'a.
MAHANOY CITY.
A Miner Suatiilin 11 IIMociiilmi of Ills
Spine.
Jlalianoy City. July 2i. Patrick Kilroy,
37 years of aue, met ith an accident at tliu
Maliaiioy City colliery tuis inornliiR iy
which ho sustained dislocation of the
spinal vertebra in the lumbar region.
Joseph Stukus had his head ludly lacerated
and back naverelv wrenched by 11 fall of coal
at the Maplo Hill colliery at two o'clock this
morning.
The funeral of l'atrick Feclcy took place
this morniuK. Ueiinloiu mass was celebrated
in St. Canlcus church and interment was I
made in St. Uabriel's cemetery at Haleton.
A waon that was being hoisted in the
blopo of tho St. Nicholas colliery yesterday
afternoon became dislodged from the cage
and fell down the slope into the sump. The
car was wrecked and several sets of timber
knocked out. Operations were suspended
for the day.
A laudslido occurred at Harry's Junction
this morning, coveriug the behigh Valley
railroad tracks for a short distance, but not
seriously delaying trnilio.
Tho St. Nicholas Blues and Locust Dalo
base ball teams will play a gnmo at Ashland
to-morrow.
Tho latest arrivals from Camp Alger aro
Corporat llrownmiller and l'rivates Wesley
llacbuiau, Claude Gnulduor, Carl Kulp and
Jacob Kelp.
Sirs. Emma Keck, Great Pocahontas of tho
Daughters of Pocahontas, arrived hero from
Allontown yesterday and instructed the
members of Iona Council in tho unwritten
work of tho Order.
Tho members of Mahanoy City I.odgo No.
017. 1. O. O. V., last night celebrated their
tenth auuivcrsary in Horskor's theatre. A
very pleasant entertainment was followed by
a'-nuquot at which there were over 400
tuest'
lll Under a Train.
James Ityan, a 15 year old boy of Ashland,
jumped on a cgal train while on his way to
work this morning and, in making room for
other boys, slipped and fell. Several cars
passed over one of his legs and the mangled
member was amputated at the Miners' hospi
tal. 1. telling l.iiimuuy.
I jst evening about b:'M o'clock the horse
attached to the Hotel I nuiey cab ran away
from the dotal. The porter had just ic moved
the bridle and was about to water tlie animal
when it was frightened. It dashed up Coal
street and while loiiuding the comer at Main
stieettho rear end of the coach was throwu
on the sidewalk at the banner's hotol. The
coach was smashed to smithoreens, but tho
horse esmped uninjured. A little boy who
bail been sitting on tho front beat was
thiowii out but escaped injury.
Geranumus, fuchsias, pansles, daises, roses,
etc., for spring planting at 1'ayno's nni-smies,
Oirardville. Tuberose and gladiolus bulbs,
Ill tlio Vallry.
David C. Hughes and family, accompanied
by a number of Philadelphia friends, enjoyed
a day's outing in tho Catawisha vaney lo oay
A number of other town folks were among
the pick nickers.
A Mluo Iliri at Mtniiiton.
Scinntoii. Pn July i'3. Forty men at
work In tho Itlcliinoml No. 3 shaft were
suved from certain death yesterduy af
ternoon by the bravery of Htiirh Me
Ciitiheoii. an Inside foreman. Fire
broke tint in the entfiie and fan houses
lit the lii-ail ut tin- shaft. .Mi Cutt-heun
was luw.-ied In the cnrriub'e SO feet
to the third Imttnm vein, where the
men were working, and irave' them
warning. He had only left the carriage
at the foot when the fan house col
lapsed and fell down tho shaft. Within
five minuted nan filled the workings,
but the men had reached the surface,
1,800 feet from the main shaft. The
gas Is pourlni? from the openings, and
extreme enre Is being used to prevent
Ignition, which would blow the mine
Into a hopeless wreck.
Almost ti Collision.
The trolloy car on tho Lakeside railway
which left hero at 7:20 o'clock last evening
came near being struck by a P. & I!, freight
train at tho East Centre street crossing. Tho
car had already reached the north bound
track when tho freight crew shouted to the
engineer to shut oil" steam. Tho brakes
were ijulckly applied and the train stopped
within a few feet of the car. No commotion
was occasioned among Its passengers, al
though several women woro aboard. Thoso
cars aro supposed to como to a full stop nud
the conductor to go ahead and see that tho
track Is clear at this point.
Gasoline, Oil,
Wagon Grease,
Gasoline, Oil Stoves.
We make a specialty of
pasoline, 60 cents in five Rallon
lots, delivered. Mica and U. S.
axle urease. Also headlight oil,
1 50 fire test.
ECLIPSE OIL COMPANY,
No. 143 Kaat Coal Street, Shenandoah, l'enua-
Mall orders promptly attended to.
IS BEST LINE OF"
i GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED, g
Plnnr and Table Oil Cloths.
E. B. Foley,
at West
Centre Bt.
LINES IN TROUDLE.
Tim I.mill Ti.legr.iph (Mint Till Out lit
Hen ice.
Shortly before nine o'clock last night a
great crowd of people was attracted to the
local olllie of the P. .t It. and Western Union
telegraph system by an electrical display
which brilliantly Illuminated tho olllco and
vb'lnlty, and which was caused by the
grounding of cither h telcgntpli or an ale
electric light who. The cause of the trouhlo
has not been determined.
Yesterday there were several indications of
trouble in tha telegraph olhce, but nil cfloits
to locate the source failed. Last night the
street clccttie light system gave evidences of
trouble on the circuit west of Miiin-stieet and
shoitly after the switch board In the tele
graph olllce caught tiro. It was destroyed
with four of the Insliumeuts on tho operat
ing table. It was necessary to cut all the
wires connected with the switch board before
Ihetionhle could be abated. The1 damaite
caused amounted to about f 100. This morn
ing a new switchboard was put In and the
olllco put in service again before eleven
o'clock.
The damage was not nwtrbted to town.
The men who made the upaiis stated that
all the telegraph wiles on the Catawissii
division weie burned out and Tamaipia
sutlo-cd as much as the local ollico. Some
people incline to the opinion that the tumble
had its source at or near Catawis-m. Otheis
believe the tumble was due to a c rossing of
the arc and telegraph wiles In town. The em
ployes of tho street electric light company
spent soveial hours last night and to-day try-
lug to locate the source of trouble without
success.
THK Tllol'lll.H I.OL'ATUl.
Late this nftei noon linemen succeeded in
locating the source of trouble. Tho aic light
and telegraph wiles were found crossed in
front of Wyatt's hotel 011 North Main street
Stop That Cough ! Take warning. It may
lead to Consumption. A Mc bottle ol'Shiloh's
Cure may save your life. Sold by P. 1).
Kirliu and a guarantee.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Itichard, eight-year old son of C.I). Amour
one of tho uiotormcn on tho Schuylkill Trac
tion line, is seriously ill at the home of his
parents in (iirardvillo.
lrry Mangaui, who has been ill lor sev
eral months, is repotted in a critical condi
tion.
IMward Kcster this morning left for Camji
Alger, where he will obtain a position as
driver in the coiiunissaiy department of tho
army.
L. J. Wilkinson, the North Main street dry
goods merchant, left town this morning for
Philadelphia on a business mission.
(Jill l'urguson, of Lost Creek, has icturneil
from a visit to Atlantic City.
Miss Annie Kinimel has returned from a
visit of a few weeks to friends at Philadel
phia and Washington.
liev. John Dyson, of Win. Pcun, spent yes
turday afternoon in town visiting friends.
Miss Costello, of Latrobe, is a guest of
town friends.
Miss Ntllie Ilalrd is visiting fiiends at
Plymouth.
John McDevilt, of Lewisbiiig, is a guest of
relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. llradlgan and daughters,
Mary and Margaret, left town this morning
for Ocean drove, N. J., wheio they will
spond two wcoks.
Miss Tessie Harnett has returned to nor
home nt Philadelphia after a pleasant sojourn
among friends hero.
P. J. Moore, of Mai.cvillo, was a town
visitor yesterday afternoon.
lioujamiu Iticharils attended tho funeral of
a friend at Minersville yesterday.
Charles Dornbach, of l-'reelaud, was a guest
of friends In town to-day.
Miss ltessie Wolle, of Philadelphia, is the
guest of Mr. and Mis. W. J. Morgan, on
South Jardin street.
Mrs. J. S. Mistier, .Misses Annie and Ella
t'lauser and .Miss Searlcs spoilt yesterday at
Tumbling Ifiui.
Miss Lottie Hall, the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Hall, rendeied a mandolin solo
at tho anniversary of tho Odd l'ellows in
Hersker's theatre, Mahanoy City, last even
ing. Miss Mason, of St. Clair, is visiting friends
in town.
Mis. Daniel Faust, who has been in Phila
delphia and Atlantic City the past two weeks,
leturued homo last evening.
Louis llabiuuwitz lert town this afternoon
for Plymouth.
Miss Annie Itachmann, of Mahanoy Piano,
is tho guest of town ai-ouaintiiuces.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel lironnan attended tho
funeral of Patrick I-'celey at Mahanoy City
to-day.
Ten thousand domons gnawing away at
ono's viUils couldn't he much worsu than the
tortures of itching piles. Yet theie's a rtuo.
Doau's Ointment never fails.
Crush of mass.
One of the largo glass window panes to bo
used in the now front of Titman & Gregory's
building waB broken this morning. It was
being hauliid from tho depot to tho now
building, when the accident occurred.
Annual Sales over 0,000,000 Boies
FOR BILIOUS AND HEBVOUS DISORDERS
such as Wind and Pain In tho Stomach.
Giddiness, Fulness after meals, Head
ache, Dlzzlnoss, IJrowslnoss. Flushings
of Hont. Loss of Appotlto, Costlvoness,
Dlotckoa on tho Skin, Odd Chills. Dis
turbed Bleep, Frightful Dreams and nil
Nervous nnd Trembling Sonsatlons.
THE FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF
IN TWENTY MINUTES. T.vory sufforer
will acknowledge them to bo
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
lir.lX'Il VM'H Pills, taken as direct
ed, will quickly rostoro Fomnlos to com
plete health. Thov promptly romovo
obstructions or Irregularities of tho sys
tem nnd euro Mck Headache. For a
Weak Stomach
Impaired Digestion
2 Disordered Liver
IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN
Boocham's Pills aro
Without a Rival
And have tbe
LARCEST SALE
ofnr.y l'.ilent .llcillclno In the AVorlil.
25c. at all Drue Stores.
Down Comes the Price
On Wool Bunting: U. S. Flags.
Those who foolishly thought
they were securing a bargain in buying the
supjiosedly cheap "cotton bunting Hags arc
now' regretlng their action, as they view the
scarcely visible colors in their flags as they
arc susjicudcd over-head. By investing a few
dollars more they could now have a Hag that
always looks clean and bright in colors, Our
wool flags have proved their superiority over
"cotton" goods. We have again reduced
our puce 011 wool hunting Hags down to a
close second in price of the "cotton" Hags,
We manufacture our wool flags, end can
guarantee them to be A No. 1, Call and get
our new price list.
Morgan's Flag Factory,
23 North Main St.
PITHY POINTS.
Happenings Throughout llin tlmintry
Chrontcli-d for Hasty 1'rriiniit.
Letters of administration wuro grantod to
tho Schuylkill Trust Co. on tho estate of
John Weavor, late of Pottsvllle, deceased.
The Jr. O. U A. M, of (Iirardvillo, has
twenty-five members In the volunteer army
a very good lecord.
Mahanoy City wants its police force in
creased.
lMwaid l'lynii and Martin llurke, of St.
Nlcholns, left Tuesday evening for New
l!an, Conn., wliero they will seek em
ployment.
Mahanoy City s 400 " held a select party
at lliuli Point paik last evening. Quite a
nuinhor frum this town were present.
There aro 103 patients at the Miners' hospi
tal.
I'ho county treasury Is at a low ebb, con
taining hut $5.00.
Luzerne county has already a roll of dead
soldiers of tho present war. Thev number
four and all deaths were due to typhoid
fever at Cliickamnuga.
The Ili:itAUi Job rooms aro tho host
equipped in the county. All work turned
out promptly and in neat manner.
Tho Mahanoy township schools will open
September 5.
Tho amusement season at Tumbling Itun
closes to-morrow night.
Hebiewsof the pronounced orthodox type,
yesterday ohsorved the Fast of Ah, which
commemorates some of tho saddest episodes
in Israel's history.
Judge Pershing has fixed August 10th fur a
hearing In tho caso of C. W. and KliJiheth
llrower vs. the County Commissioners et nl.
Abraham Qrconawalt, of Pottsvllle, has
been granted a pension.
Arbitrators John J. Car J i 11, James Grant
and It. J. Yost, in the caso of J. Schneider
vs. Ike Orkin, awarded tho plaintiff Jill 11
and $U." 5S, respectively.
The Lehigh Yalloy collieries work siv
days this week, while those under tho P. &
1!. close down to-night.
Tho T. A. II. band of Lost Clock has re
organized, and are regularly practicing.
John M. Callaway ami Miss Ida M,
Ilassler, of Middlcport, were married yes
terday. Slow St. Clair is greatly agitated over the
picdiction that th ico weddings will occur in
that town next month.
Sliauiokiu has sent IS more recruits to tho
First Infantry liuglmcnt at Forth Mc-
l'lierson, Oa.
Tho ISIoomsburg Novelty Company will bo
kept very busy for six months making all
tho machinery for a new copper rod mill at
Elizabeth, K. J.
Allen It. Iiorke, contractor for tho now
Stato Capitol, has gone to Pittsburg to com
plain to tho Carnegies for delaying the
necessary structural steel work.
Schuylkill county girls, among them at
least two Shenandoah maidens, lung for the
soldier boys return.
Oscar Cherringtun will shortly be seen
mounted 011 a new Faust bicycle.
Infant's laco caps, tho cheapest and largest
stock in town, at F. J. l'"rt.'s, 21 North
Main street. tf
Mcillnil Mi'ii's Olllchils.
The Lehigh Valley Medical Association, at
its meeting in l'ottsvillo yesterday, elected
the following otlicers: President, J. II.
I Sill man , Telfoid ; 1st Vice President, C. 1).
Si-hacll'er, Allcntown ; L'ud Vice President,
l)r. (1. II. Halherstadt, Pottsvllle; 3rd Vice
President, A. A. Seem, liaugor; 1th Vice
President,!)!-. Joseph A. Horn, Mauch Chunk ;
Secietary, Charles Mclntire, Fasten ; Asst.
Secretary, V. P. Walker, South liethlehem ;
Treasurer, Abraham Stout, Bethlehem.
David Taggart, of Frackvillo, is a member of
the executive coiiiini tee. The next meeting
will ho heM at liethlehem on tho last Thurs
day of January, lSlii). Among thoso picsent
from town wero : I)is. J. S. Callen and 1). J.
Langton.
A wheelman's tool bag isn't complete with
out a bottle of Dr. Thomas' Kcloctric Oil.
Heals cuts, bruises, stings, sprains. Monaich
over pain.
Allnor Cunom.
Thomas A. Dawson last night prosecuted
"Hob" Smith, the huckster, beforo Justice
Shoemaker 011 a chargo of assault and bat
tery. Smith waived a hearing und entered
$300 hall for trial. Dawson said Smith hit
him on the back with a tin horn and slapped
his faco. Smith alleged that Dawson had
been tormenting him for about a year. Yes
terday afternoon Dawson pushed a camera in
front of Smith's face and said, according to
the hitter's story, "Open your mouth until I
take your picture." Smith replied, "I'll
take your pictuiu," and tho assault followed.
Jacob Czulia was put under $300 hail by
Justico Shoemaker last night on u charge of
biting tho thumb of Joseph (ialauski.
Sydor Dudicz last night prosecuted Thomas
Vuroitis before Justice Shoemaker for mali
cious mischief and careless driving. The
complainant alleged that 11 shaft and wheel
of his wagon and his horse suffered by being
forced upon a pavement when tho defendant's
horso and wagon collided with them. The
case was sottled on payment uf costs and
damages.
Woinculovea clear, healthy complexion
Puro blood makes it. llurdock Wood Hitters
makes puro blood.
Council Meeting.
A special meeting of tho Ilcrough Council
was held last evening to consider the hose
question. The Wm. Penn Coal Company
borrowed In tho neighborhood of 1700 feet of
huso from the borough with which to light
tho flio in that mine. Last night tho com
mittee reported that 150 feet of tho huso had
been condemned, that the company was will
ing to reimburse the borougli to
that extent, and after putting tho
remaining huso to a test they are
willing to also reimburse the borough to
whatuver dainago tho Iiorough Council deems
lust and proper. Superintendent W . II,
Lewis was present, anil corroborated 1110
statements of the committee, and said tho
company appreciated tho kindness of the
borough, and they weie willing to do any
thing that was just and reasonable. The
question was discussed for sometime, when
it was Anally decided to test the hose to
morrow afternoon, at tho company's oxpenso
and the committee is to msku a report ut the
next meeting of Council.
All kinds of vegetables and flower seeds,
and plants at Payne's nurseries,. Oirardville.
Llectrie cars pass tho uoor. s-u-tt
The !.ot Crek Cadets.
Tho Lost Creek Cadets of Tcuipeianco will
hold their sixth annual picnic in brown's
grove on Monday, August 15th, und judging
from tho pieparatlons that aro being made
fur tho event It will mark an Important
epoch In the history of this most worthy
orgauiition. The Cadets need no Introduc
tion to the readers of tho Hkkai.d. Their
military training and tho able manner in
which they acquit themselves on public oc
casions not only reflects credit upon those
having charge of tho organization, out me
Mahanoy vulley as well. Societies from
neighboring towns have been Invited and
will nart c Hate ill tho parauo. un 1110 oven-
lug of August 12th tho Cadets will glvo an
exhibition drill at Lost Creek. Tho members
deserve and no doubt will receive liberal
patrouago. M. II. Carey Is tho general man
ager and M. K. McLulu the general tteasuier.
What Dr. A. II. Water tuy,
llUrTAl.0, N. Y. (ieuta I'roiu my per
sonal knowledge, gained in observing the
cll'cctof your Shlluh's Cuio.iu cases of ad
vanced Coiisuiuutlon. 1 a 111 prepared to bay
It is tho most rciuarkuhlo Heuiedy that has
over beeu brought to my attention. It has
ceiUiluly saved many fioiu Cousijlnptioit
Sold by P, 1). Kirliu, and a guarantee.
DO IT YOURSELF
You can tell just as well as 11 phj-sh-Uii
whether, von r kidneysaro il iwjiicil or healthy.
Tho nay to do is to take a buttle or glass tum
bler, mid fill it with urine. If thcio Is a
sediment .1 powder-llko substitute nt tho
bottom after standing A day nud night, there
Is something wrong with the kidneys. An
other suie signofdisea.su is a desire to urinate
often, and still another sign is pain In the
back. If urine stains linen, there Is no doubt
that tho kidneys nre affected.
Any and all diseases of the kidneys, liver,
bladder and of the urinary passages and con
stipation of tho bowels aro cuied by Dr.
David Kennedy's Favorite Ifcmedy. There
is no unction about its being the best and
surest medicine in the world forsiich tumbles.
It miicklv icllcvcs and cuies 'liability to hold
urine, and people, young or old. who uiko it
aro not compelled to get up 11 number of
times during the tiignt. l or putting an end
to that scalding pain experienced in passing
mine, nothing is so good as Dr. David Ken
ned's Favorite llemcdy. It corrects tho bad
effects of whiskey and beer ; is pleasant to
tho taste, and does nut seem to ho mcdlclae
at all. Diseases of tho kidneys mid bladder
often rcipilre the tisoof instruments to push
back tho sandy matter so the urino can bo
voided. In such cases Favorlto Itemcdy
should ho taken without further delay or the
disease may prove fatal. It Is sold fur 0110
dollar a bottle at all drugstores. It is well
worth many times Its price.
Samples Free.
If yon wish to test Dr. David Kennedy's
Favorlto Kenicdv beforo buying It, send your
full post oilico address to tho Dr, D.vvld Ken
nedy Corporation, Kondout, N. Y., and
mention this paper. Wo will then mail you
a samplo hottlo free, as well as circulars giv
ing full directions for its use. Kvcry reader
of tho IlKnAl.n can depend upon tho genuine
ness of this liberal oiler, and all sufferers
from kidney troubles should tako advantage
of it at once.
I'OI.ITICAI. POINTS.
Tho l'ottsvillo llepublican says : "The
.Shanandoah IIkrai.d's l'ottsvillo corres
pondent was evidently not an atteiidnut upon
the "Harmony" meeting held in l'ottsvillo
tho other day. Ho loft so much untold that
might have been told. Clearly, however, he
sat very chnely to the elbow of somebody
who had boon there."
Hx-Senator Watson Is preparing to make an
actho canvass in tills Senatorial district as
an independent caudidatu. His nomination
papers liavu bocn numerously tigncd, and
bear the autographs of tho leading business
anil professional men of this town.
The Hazlotou Telegraph is still pounding
away at the Democratic nomineo for Judge,
and furnishes this startling Information'
"William Astor Mai r, tho Ashland man who
was nominated by tho Democrats of Schuyl
kill for Judge, is said to bo weakening and
may drup from tho race. Marr Is a party bar-
nackle, misrepresenting his people, and a com
bine creature."
Hon. Seth Orme, of St. Clair, has beeu
quite ill, hut is improving, llo is a candi
date for renomlnatloii.
Chairman John P. Llkin's statement, that
in his opinion the Pennsylvania soldier may
vote wherever he is, will bo heartily endorsed 1
by all patriotic citizens. The Act of 1801 !
provides for tho erection of a polling placo in I
each company comprised of Pennsylvania '
soldiers and for ollicers who will conduct the
election in tho regulation way.
County Chairman Shay denies tho state
ment made in this morning's Miners' Journal
to the ell'ect that he had called for a meeting
of the Uepnhlicaii Kxecutlvo Committee, at
l'ottsvillo to-moriow. He says he lias issued
no such call.
The Miners' Journal says the talk about
that "harmony ileal" and tho ell'orts of the
political Moses, has "created a mild sensation
during the past week." It appears our
l'ottsvillo correspondent, as usual, knew
what ho was talking about.
D. ('. Ileiining is a full-Hedged candidate
for Judge, and will oppose the leiioinination
of Juclgo Koch Tho latter is now in tho
Wist, visiting his brother.
Tho political "hangers-on" at l'ottsvillo
havo learned that tho construction of tho
government building creates tho now ollico of
paymaster, and that llrunim has the selection
of the mail for this snap. As l'ottsvillo is
indebted to ox-Congrcssmau Itoilly for the
erection of the building, it would hu a gnue
ful act to allow him to miuiu the appointee.
Hut a suggestion of that character is ridicu
lous on its faco. Ilnimiu's "sisters and his
cousins, and his aunts" must bo taken euro
of.
It has just leaked out that Senator Quay
and Davu Martin wero in conference in Phila
delphia on Monday, fur tho purpose of
"gottlng together."
Homer L. Castle, the Prohibition leader In
Allegheny county, will bo a candidato for
Congress agaiust John D.dzell in theTwonty
sccoiid district.
The (iulfeyito Democrats, who havo con
trolled in Westmoreland county for years,
have been completely turned down by tho
now County Coinmittco.
Democratic Stato Chairman Carman
quoted at Wilkcsbarro as saying ho believed
Jeuks had a good chance to ho elected Gover
nor. Garnian is at his old tricks chasing
rainbows,
For Constipation tako Kail's Clover Knot
Tea, the gieat Mood Purlller. Cures Head
acho, Nervousness, Eruptions on tho Face,
and makes the head clear as a bell. Sold by
P. D. Kirliu and a guarantee
The County lloml Ikhiiu.
Fergus O. Farquhar aud John I-'. Whalen,
counsel for the Taxpayers' Association, have
notified County Solicitor Ilechtcl that they
desire to be heard personally by the Supreme
Court in tho appeal from the new bond issue.
They will, therefore, not fllo their argument
in papor book form by Augnst 15. Tho hear
ing will not tako placo until the first Monday
in October. The county treasury is empty
and now temporary loans must be negotiated.
Fouutain pens, from
Portz's.
!3c to fa
,50 at F. J.
tf
No Sympathy AVlth Iliforiuers.
"Spies" nnd "informers" wero roundly
scored by Judgo Lynch, of Wilkcsbarro, who
refused to rovoku the license of P. II. Stcidlo
in a test cato, ouo out of many brought by
temperance crusuders against suspected local
liquor dealers, upon Information furnished
by secret agents.
Olve the Children a Drink
called Uralu-O. It Is a delicious, nppotlzlug,
nourishing food drink to tako tho placo of
coll'eo. Sold by nil grocers and liked by all
who have used it becauso when properly
prepared It tastes like tho finest coll'ce hut is
freo from all its injurious properties. Drain
Quids digestion und strengthens the nerves.
It is not a stimulant hut a health builder,
and children, as well us adults, can drink it
with great benefit. Costs about 1 as much as
collee. 15 and 25c.
Tumor lteinoveil.
A tumor on the left side of Harry Wortz's'
faco was removed by Dr. V. N. Stein ycslor-
day afternoon. For tho past three mouths
tho tumiir has been growing very rapidly
and had already attalped considerable, size.
Dr. Frank Womer,
EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT.
Hpt-ctuclcs and cyo glasses fitted accurately
.Medical practice renamed.
ON. JARDIN ST., SHENANDOAH.
Buektiell University,
JOHN HOWARD HARRIS, President.
Com (trine u College wltli four rourBun;
Academy for VuunuAKit mi I lay at Ladles'
Institute, uri-llm-il hutmllne ehool; School of
Music with urwluutlut course, For catuluuiiu
ndd rend
WM, C, GRETZINGEF
Heglstrar,
Lewitburg, Fa
FISHED WITH DYNAMITE.
Ah ii Hoiiilt rrnnlt Horry In Drnd.ltli!
lloily llnrrllily Mutinied,
I.ebiinuu, Til., duly 29. Frank llerry,
of South A 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 0 township, this coun
ty, met with u pei ullitr and horrlblo
death yestetdny wlill" flshlnr; for Ger
man carp In the Quittnnohilla crcclt,
near his home. Althuuuh almost blown
to plect-H nnd horribly tnanrjled, Uerry
lived for two hours after the accident.
Instead of uslne the rcRtilar Ashing
tackle, Herry decided to use dynamite,
and carried with I1I111 to the stream
a Quantity of the explosive In a tin
can. Arriving at a spot along the
creek some distance from his home he
lighted the fuso attached to the dyna
mite, and held the can In his hand,
restlnR It on his right leg;. He Intend
ed to toss the can Into the water before
It would explode, but the result showed
that he made a miscalculation, as the
charge exploded while It was held In his
hnnd. Ills right hnnd was torn off,
the right leg crushed from hip to knee
In a shapeless mass and ho sustained
other Injuries. Herry was 21 years old,
and leaves a wife and one child.
ClIllllll-n'H Fleet A'.'lllll ut Cadiz.
Mndtld, July 2D. Captain Aunon, tho
minister of marine, has received n dis
patch from Admiral Ciimnra announc
ing that his licet hu enst nnehnr at
Cadiz. Mis Ji-Hslc Schley, who enmo
here In the hope of nn interview with
the queen regent, on behnlf of peace,
started for Fnrls last evening.
Krosli Mont l'or Shu Hit's Army.
Tampa. Kin.. July 20. The trans
port Michigan, sister ship to the Miss
issippi and .Miiliawk, uriivetl at Port
Tampa yesterday and commenced
loading for Santiago. This Is a refilg
erator ship, nnd slip will take a large
cargo of fiesli meat, ns well as other
supplies to the army.
over
I'rr,
of tli-i G loli u for
RHEUMATISM,
1IPYTT5 A T rlT t , ..
.luu.L.uu... ana similar uonpiaints,
and prepared under tho stringent
iflMAH MEDICAL LAWS
presenbod by eminent physicians!
DR. RICHTER'S
titHun "
PAIN EXPELLEB.
Worlil rnnntt-nril t lti-ltini-L.-ftltlvfOierriifflll I
Sonlrpr-tnihiQ wlih Triulo Alurk " Anchor.'
EF. Ad. Illcliter A Co., J I .' I'rnrl St., Ken York,
31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
13 Branch Homes, Own Glassworks.
CSAWCJ. lJidord & rtuouuacuded by
A. Wasley 106 N. Main St..
. H. Hirenbcch, 103 N. Main St
P.F.D. Kirlln, 6 S. Main St
Shenandoah.
DR. niCHTER'8
ANCHOIt" PTOMACIIAT, best for
rjnll', llvwpctiHlnwCMpiiinoli CouipliilntH.
MjerawnoMuiyBnMMi
MISCELLANEOUS.
COH SAI.lt.--lIoiii-hohl furniture liiihiilliig
1 bed room suit, inattresrt hiiiI npilngs, u
Mimic bed. one ruiiLre. refrlL'i'ratnr. Will hi- wild
cheap. Apply nt Sr. N rth White street. T-liS-'Jt
nfill TtKNT. Du-fdllliir hollpt-. hIx rontlli.
L1 lately pointed ami popi-rod, water in the
hoiwe. Cull at iXi Kmt
Hheiian
doali, Pa,
--2-lw
IHOIl ItlCN'T. A dta'ile ultiiatt-d on South
V Whltu Htri-et Largo enough fortwo hiirxt-H.
Water connections. Apply to (leo-go Fohiii-r
I.IOK UI5NT Store room and dw . Ming, ceil
17 trally lueati-il, with nil modirii conven
iences. Apply at No. 11.1 Xorth Main Htreet,
Shenandoah- C-2Mf
I.IOIl HUNT. Property, No. SIS Wi-t Centre
l.1 Htreet, rieently vacated by Philip Iloehler,
the huteht-r. Huitubio for l-ioutv. meat market.
etc. Dwelling and Htablc attached. Apply to
tl. tl. rainier aili Went Ui-litre street. U-IS-II
IjlOlt SAI.lJ A vnlunblo property on Went
1' Centre- utit-et, dwelling houwe, and all con-
vt'iiloneei in denlrable loentloii. Apply to
Thulium TomIi, for further partlcillam. Q-'T-tf
TOUHAI.K. A Hnlooii. Good stand nud cell'
1 trill location, llai two pool tables, one
being ii combination of pool and hllllurdH.
Apply nt tho Hl'iiAl.l) olllce. tf
VTOTICK OF DISSOLUTION. Thoco-paitiier-1N
Hhlp ill the grocery liii-dm-HS heretofore
oxixtiug between Whidytdaw t'zeiukiiitis and
Chnrh-H OcwIuiki. at 1W.! W est Centre street,
Hhenandoah. l'a., ban thin dity been mutually
dlHBolvcd. All debts duo salil firm aro to he
paid to M.ild t'liarles (Jfwhisi. I. who is to pay
nil debtH !ialnt said tlrlii, lie to continue tliw
hllklllCSK.
Wl.AllVH.AW CV.hl-UKAll I",
('llAltr.I.h CVUMINSKI.
Shenandoah, Pa., July 'JS, Ih'JS. 7-M-.1t
NEW YORK
FURNITURE
EXPOSITION.
We have one on a small
scale at our warcrooms, the
goods being selected by, us
last week while in attendance
at the exposition. The selec
tion comprises designs from
the leading manufacturing
houses in America. Such odd
designs have never been in
troduced here before. We
invite the public to call and
see them.
Davison's
BUSY . FURNITURE . AND . STOVE . STORE,
121-123 North Alain St.
A (,-ooJ lnco far a koikI
drink
Michael Mills' Saloon,
ti K. Centre street, Melli't'n building,
Wine, Wblalclu, liver mid Cluiim. Krralie!
beer lu lawn lwy on tap.
tlCfli
L.,ij.niii'inw vm nry
"OOLD DUST."
THEBKT
iPECIAL : BARGAINS
iARE BEING OFFERED BY THE-ff)
Guarantee Clothing and Shoe House,
13 NORTH MAIN STREET.
The prices which we are
where. AH'onr shoes have leather counters and leather
insoles; We don't handle shoes that have any paper soles
or counters. We don't handle
only from Saturday until Monday, like other houses keep.
Half our Children's and Misses' goods are manufactured in
Orwigsburg the best goods in
the times.
Look for the right place
bargains we are offering. Call
NO FAKE SALES ; ALL
COME AT ONCE
Guarantee Clothing and Shoe House,
(Michael Peters' Building,)
13 North Plain Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
El I AS SUPOWITZ, Prop.
SCHUYLKILL
DENTAL
PARLORS
Have Removed to
Refowich's Bldg.,
SDCOND FLOOR.
DRINK-
CUSARY'S IvXTRA I-INF.
QUALITY
-GINGER ALE, -
Superior Sarsaparilla...
and Orange Champagne.
rniLn.-ctiEnr - stoke,
o DKAI.KK IN o
Fruit, Confectionery,
Cigars and Tobacco.
Wholesale and Retail.
SO Wost Centre Street,
Tho Rosy Froshnoss
And ft velvety softueis of tho akin la Inva
riably obtained bt tUui'D who uso 1'OZZONI'U
Complexion i'owder.
"OOLD DUBT,"
u tots' Bxc h &
giving yon cannot be beat else
the kind of goods that last
the market, and prices to suit
and number. Don't forget the
early and examine them.
GENUINE.
AND SECURE BARGAINS.
EDUCATED and ARTISTIC TASTES
III wnll papers nud decorations 1h one of the
nineteenth century ocoomiillnlnmmtn. That U
why thntte who no lee t their wall paper nt
CAKDIN'H net Mich delightful results. It Isn't
necemary to pnrchaHc tliH cxpeiiHlvc urn lea, tho-di-HiKiiM
ami color are juat as artistic In tho
cheaper raile?, If they aro not no ileh, For
tliono who wIhIi, to decorate their rooms with
aitiutlc wall pa peril un to
J. P. CARDEN,
224 West Centre Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
Thos. Buchanan,
OPTICIAN.
Examination Made at Your Homo 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. Leave them
at the oflice, we will do
the rest.
COLUMBIA
BREWING COMPANY.
ROIt HTATH HKNA'l'Olt, , ,
I uotli DUIrlct,
D. M. GRAHAM,
Ok Mahanoy City
Hulijeet to Itc iiib!lcau rnlea.
poll niltlCOTOlt OI' THU l'OOK,
S. G. MIDDLET0N,
Ok Uii.iikuton,
HuliJ. it to lti'inilillciiii rules.
JjlOlt t.'OUNTV OONTltOI.i.ltlt,
CHARLES A. SNYDER,
Ok rorivu.iJ:.
Bubject to ItcpublivHii rului.
jlOK COUNTY HUKVKVOlt,
MARK D. BOWMAN,
, . Ok Mahanoy City.
Hu, J. it to Iti'imLlliuii mlta.