iFloral Cream
For Chapped 1 lands
For Rough Skin.
20 cts Per Bottle.
SHENANDOAH DRUG STORE,
S South Main Street, Shenandoah, ra.
Telephone Connection.
Sacrif i ce
Sale
Of Stoves, Ranges
and Heaters.
Our store is overstocked as is also our
storage place at the depots. For the next 30
days we will sacrifice them at almost your own
price. The "True Fortune" heater, for
many years sold by Win. Pratt, of town, and
who has furnished many a resident with the
same, is included in our stock. Also the
"New Hroadway" range, the "Broadway
Fortune," "Family Fortune" and "Liberty."
FURNITURE.
DO NOT F0RC1E1 US WHEN
BUYINQ.
DAVISON'S
Department Stores,
Nos. 119-'21 -123 North Atnin St.
EXTRA !
EXTRA !
EXTRA !
In a few days we will an
nounce another lot of shoe
bargains.
WATCH FOR THEM.
BOSTON
27 South Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa,
., I. SPONf, PROP.
FOUR DOORS ABOVE POST OFFICE.
Canaries.
A floe lotof singers received from Phila
delphia. All kinds. Tlmy will make
acceptable New Year gifts.
JAPANESE GOLD FISH
and globes. All kinds of pigeons. AVe
also sell miners' supplies and drilling machines.
DAVID HOPKINS,
103 East Centre street,
Shenandoah, Pa.
Tho Rosy Freshness
And a velvet softness of the skin Is Inva
riably obtained by tnof? who use Pozzomj's
Complexion Powder.
BEST ll N E OF"
GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED, 4
HAY and HTHAW.
Floor and Table Oil Cloths.
C D Cnlon
7 wm
yj u. i f centre St.
50
CENTS
The stock is the production of
the Orwigsburg Shoe Factory. It
is our second annual sale of this
kind and judging from the quality
of the goods and the price we
will offer them at, we will surely
surpass all previous records.
BALL'S SHOE STORE, - No.
are tho seat or the starting point ol
many maladios, nil of them serious,
all more or less painful, nnd all of
them tending, unless cured, to a
fatal ond. No organs of tho body
aro more delloatt or more sensitive
than the kidneys. When symp
toms of disease appear in them not
a moment is to bo lost if health is
to be restored. The best way to
treat tho kidneys is through tho
blood, cleansing it from the poison
ous matter which is usually .at the
bottom of kidney complaints. For
this purpose there is no remedy
equal to
apariii
"For many years I have been a constant
snfTerer from kidnsy trouble, and have
tried a number of largely advertised kidney
cures without benefit At last a friend ad
vised ma to try AyerV r ir-.;"irilla. The
use of eight V't!es of this r' m ly entirely
cored my nla.ly." Mary Mtu.ut, 1238
Hancook :- irs-t, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Pirn I I'lrot Klrnt
Insure your property from loss in the
oldest nnd strougmt cash companion : l'Mla
Uml. iwritttrs Insurance Co. of Ni -tli
Yn uricu and Tiro Association, Hartlird
File Ins Co., Amerioan Fire Insiiraucc Co..
Wi it Chester Fire lua. Co., United Flremtn's
!'. Co. T. T. William,
18S S. .fardin St.. 8hetMiidnh.
Don't Let Anybody Interfere, But
Take Pan-Tin for coughs and colds, 25c.
AtGruhlir Bros., drugstore.
MISCELLANEOUS.
POll KENT Store room and dwelling, miltu
ble for butelicr, Uirber, He. ; centrally
located and ront r agonal tie Amtlv to 12. C.
Itrobflt, grocer, cor. Jurdin and Centre fit reft. tf
IjIOH SALE. A square back driving sleigh.
? carriage, road wagon, truck wagon, har
ness, robes and hUnkeis. A gmxl opportunity
tor any buyer. Apply t Jee Davis 31 South
White Mreet 113-tf
FOU IEKT. toreroomnnd dwelling, No. 15
South Slain street, now occupied by Sirs.
J. J. Duify. Ios0fion given immediately.
All modern conveniences. Apply to Frank
Schmidt, 11 North Main St. Ml-2w-eow
FOU SALK.A flinall farm under good culti
vation. 16 acres of rich land. House, barn
and other necessary building. Would m.tke
nu excellent poultry farm. Good stream of
water, &c. Apply to Dr. O, S. Phillips. Shenan
Ioah, la., or Airs. Lucy Itedcay. Zion's ( J rove.
Pa. 1-10-lw
I.IOIt SAT.U A valuable propt-rty on Houtli
' Main Mri'tt. between Centre and f)ak.
central location, consisting of large slre-looni
ana mveumg. a tnroe-ptory inick structure.
For further information apply at the Herald
ouleo. M-2w
VyANTKD A bright nnd nctlvo young man
II of gentlemanly appearance and manners
to do loonl cauvaltlg. IfiO a week oun be
made. Address letter to B, HuaALDofllce. 1-7-tf
"VTOTICE. Desirable properties for Bale. Ap
I ply to 3. a. M. Ilollopeter, nttorney,
Sliennndnnh. 8-31 tf
19 W. OAK STREET.
mrrt''Mii"t'in'tttiiiiiiiiiii'it
COUPON.ssJ
This coupon Is good
for one sheet of music
by making a purchase,
regardless of amount,
ut
Brumm's
Jewelry Store.
Cut out this Cou
pon and receive a
sheet of music FREE
OF CHARGE.
til uV ii lli id vl lii lb vl ik ill li il ill vli ill U ill lb k ib ill uV id ili kii
REDUCED - PRICES
PREVAIL AT OUR STORE.
Groceries and Dry Goods.
Philip Yarowsky,
213 WEfeT CEMTRE ST., SHENANDOAH, PA
This Great Cut-Price Shoe Sale Will Begin on Thursday Morning,
READ OUR BARGAINS !
LOT NO. i. 150 pairsof Roys'
and Youths' shoes, worth
$1.25 ; our price is 75 cents.
LOT NO. 2. Another lot of 120
pairs of Boys' and Youth's
shoes, worth $1.75 ; our
price is $1.00,
THESE GOODS ARE HADE OF THE CHOICEST OF LEATHER AND MADE
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE LADIES AND GENTS' SHOES. MOTHERS
T1B WKATIIRlt.
The forecast for Thursday: Paitly cloudy
colder wmtlior.urlth lirlsk northerly to north
westerly winds, preceded probably by sleet
and snow nnd high winds on the coasts north
of the Delaware Capes.
MR. BECHTEL'S OFFICE.""
Tho Taxpayers' Association ICenily to Prove
Charges til Irregularity.
I'roiu the Miners' .loiirnal.
There Is overy Indication tlmt thoro will
he an Investigation of tho nflslrsof tho Dis
trict Attorney's ofllco. It will ho roinoni
heied that tho Tnxpaycrs' Association ad
dreed a letter to It. W. dimming in Deccin
her, 1S1W, when It was bcliovcd that ho would
ho thi' next District Attorney calling atten
tion to alleged irregularities In tho conduct
of the office. Of courso when this letter was
written nobody dreamed tlmt District At
torney Beolitel would succeed himself.
Hut by a stroke of good luck ho held on to
the olHce and one of the first things he did
after lie was reinstated was tocall upon Presi
dent V. Ii. Shcafor, of tho Taxpayers' Associa
tion, and announce that he courted the fullest
investigation of the affairs of tho !!lce
President Shoafer said yesterday tho matter
was in the hands of tho attorney of tho as
sociation and ho did not know what courso
would bo pursued. Continuing ho said :
"Wo wrote a lettor to Mr. Gumming calling
attention to Irregularities Iti the olllce. Vo
madu no charges against any ono hut simply
charged irregularities which we wanted cor
rected under Mr. Cummlng's administration.
"Hut Mr. lleclitel has succeeded himself
and he says he courts tho fullest investiga
tion. We are ready to provo our allegations
at any time and the sooner tho investigation
is made tho bettor it will please ui. I pre
sume an ordor of court will bo necessary
before anything can bo done in this liuo.
As soon as that is obtained wo will bo ready
with our side of the case."
.Marriage License.
Marriago licenses woro granted to the fol
lowing : John Rutukfsky and Lizslo Plltch
kitua, both of Mahanoy City ; Peter GIntofl'
and Aggie Youghittis, both of Mahanoy City,
Robert Filar, of Mahauoy City, and Anuio
It. Moyer, of Frackvlllo; John G. Davis and
Clara Miller, both of Porto'r township.
The Right Name In the Right Place.
Tan-Tina for coughs and colds, 25c. At
Gruhlcr Bros., drug store.
LAWTON 0FFF0R MANILA.
Transport Grant Stnrtx on Iter Long
Voynco From Now York Harbor.
New York, Jan. 18. Amid the wav
ing of handkerchiefs and general fare
wells the United States army transport
Grunt, with Major General "W. Lawton
and staff nnd 1,800 troops on board,
bound lot Manila, imlled out from
Pier 22, East river, Brooklyn, at 0:15
o'clock last night and proceeded to a
point off Liberty Island, where she
dropped anchor and remained until
today.
Members of the house and senate
military committees, Adjutant General
Corbln and several other army officers
reached the city early this morning,
boarded the Grant and made a thor
ough inspection. The Grant had orders
to sail at 10 a. m., but It was after
the noon hour before she started on
her long Journey.
General Robert A. Hall, of the Fourth
regiment, Is In commn,nd of all the
troops on board the transport, Major
General Lawton and his igjaff going as
passengers.
A few of the men on board managed
to obtain short leave of absence, and
two of them failed to return within
the time limit. They were taken in
custody by th police of the Fifty
third precinct and taken to the vessel
in a patrol wagon shortly before she
left Brooklyn yesterday. They were
given In charge of tho corporal of the
guard and consigned to the guard room
at once.
What Did Shakespeare Mean ?
Shakespeare never wrote truer words than,
"Life of our pleasant vices doth make whips
to bcourgo us." This cau only mean that to
our misuso of tho pleasures of life we owe
most of tho Ills of poor health. Doubly do
tho words apply to men who, through ignor
anco, folly and indiscretion, have used up
their strength, energy aud vitality, and left
themselves almost wrecks of manhood.
Their condition would indeed bo pitiable
were it not for tho fact that a scientific phy
sician, a specialist in the cure of this class of
diseases of men, has come to their relief and
made it easily possible for weak and vigorless
men to regain their lost vitality and vigor.
Wo refer to Dr. Greene, of 35 West 14tH St.,
Jfow York City, discoverer of the world
famous Dr. Greene's Ncrvum, as well as
other marvelous, strengthening, vitalizing
and invigorating remedies, who, notwith
standing his enormous practice and excessive
demand upon his time, oilers to consult with
any sull'erer from nervous and physical debil
ity absolutely free and advise aud counsel
hi in iu regard to his case without charge.
This is an opportunity for weak, enervated
and exhausted men, of which immediate ad
vantage should be taken. If you cannot call,
write to Dr. Greene about your case. Your
disease is certainly curablo under bis wonder
ful strengthening, vitalizing and invigorating
remedies, and you can bo cured at home. At
least write for bis advice and counsel.
NOTICE.
In comUanoe with the Act of Assembly,
sealed proposals will be received nt the ollleo of
County Controller until Saturtlay, January 21st,
IWJ, 10 o'clock a. in., for fire insurance, term I
five (5) years, to wit :
On court house, 518,500, expires January 23rd,
im.
On court house, 880,000, expires March 3d, 18911.
On oourt houiu and furniture, SU,500, expires
March 3rd, W.
Itklders to name the companies they represent
and to furnish eertlfleate shoving their institu
tion to be in good standing, perfectly reliable,
and have the approval of the Insurance Depart
ment ol tne state.
tIim rlirht ! reserved to reieot any or all bids.
or parts of bids. Ily dlrectlen of the County
Commissioners.
1L. J. jiiuuiuun,
It Controller.
WILL
LOT NO. 3.-27 pairs of Infants'
shoes, worth 75 cents ; our
price is 40 cents.
LOT NO. 4. 9 pairs of'Wede
heel Infant shoes, worth gp
cents ; our price is 55
cents.
PITHY POINTS.
Happenings Throughout the Country
Ctirotilclmt for Hasty l'nrusnl,
Thero Is great soarolty of chestnut coal.
Tatnan.ua Is to have another Blltlay walk
ing match.
Slmmokln's illk mill will be In Operation
within a month.
Tho Superior Court will to-day adjourn Its
Bessiou at Scrantnn.
The Democrats will hold thelrprimariw to
morrow ufloruoon.
Pottsvlllo's shops are very busy and are
working full handed.
John D. Kershner expects to bo appointed
postmaster at Tanwqua.
Tho lArpivtf. alilnmnnf nf .t I . 11.1.
- n - u.. ...... wi vnii iiuiii 1 mu
Alto was mado Friday night.
laruou county Ilepulilloaiis elected David
G. Watktns couuty chairman.
There is a movement on foot to rosunect
tho Anthracito base ball league.
Over 00,000,000 cigars woro manufactured
lu the Reading district last year.
There have been no arrests made in oon
uectlou with the Centralla burglary.
Miss Joan I'arrv. of ITnrH.biin. i.- I.--..
.w.... .p., ,,no uvuil
appointed chief nurse at the Almshouse.
iin increase 01 pension from 0 to $8 has
boon granted to Oottlelb Kutzer, of Miners
vlllo. A Coal trail! crow vn itrernnmn I... ,w.-tB
KflSes Willie lutntlltr tlirt.fil, lln,.lr M i.. I..
rt 1'MVI. .iuuiil.iii
tunnel on Saturday.
A inus enl fiwtlvnl will, am It, il, ,.i, -.,..
Will open at Sollnurrnvn nn .TiniwMt on t..
continue one week. '
Ten oxiierlAiired .liitnr. ft-,.,,, iiu a 1
vr .1 . ...... o.. uiB,
Northampton county, havo gone to Kiigland,
whero they havo secured employment.
ueu. narrison i,odgo No. 861, Knights of
Pvtlllas. dnciileil ut It. m.illn. I,,-' .,!..!.. .
move into its former nunrtnni In tl, T?M1,.
building.
While Magistrate Henry A. Krauskopf. of
South Bethlehem, wua n1.avl.iiT rr,o,,,in.
gamo of euchre in his court room a sneak
tuioi wameu oil Willi ills new S30 ovorcoat.
The Mlnnm' .Tniiriml ho. A 1 lrnaJA. .tli
. . . 'j " . . . . , iva-ttit mil
take cliargo of the Mine Hill branch of tho
i. . . rauroau on nprn 1st. lie Is now in
the freight department at Philadelphia.
In an ongino cab, In the North Ponn Kail-
ro.nl rnnndiinll.n nt Qni.ll, lln.l.1n1....
v .uub.i icuiaiiciu,
Samuel II. Lamb, a hostler, was found dead
flioro than 3000 men are employed on
Government coutracts for -armor plato and
gun forgings by the Bethlehem Iron Com
pany. Only 80 cases wero returned for the proBent
session of Lancaster couuty criminal court,
tho smallest number for a January term iu
recent years
Dewitt mteedln Tins nn tntntnatlnv .
' bU.IW H
the Knrtrtlttnn TTnliLn In lha fn.m P l)Mil
ian nut product, which he brought with him
ua uia iciuru iruui Jiiveriou, IX, J.
FREE BOOK ON JDRESSMAKING.
How to I)yn nnd Slake Over Old Dresner,
Wraps, ICtc, In tlie Latest, Styles.
An edition of Home Dressmaking for 1899
has just been published aud tho Herald ha-,
mado special arrangements to give a copy ol
tho bonk to any of its readers who setid the
attached coupon with a two-cent stamp to
Wells, Itichardson & Co., Burlington, Vt.
Homo Diessmaking
is n 32 page book
written by au expert
dressmaker, fully
illustrated, aud tel
ling how fushionabb'
dresses, wraps, and
suits for women and
COUPON 151.
Send this coupon
with a two-cent
stamp to Wells,
Itichardson & Co.,
and receive free by
mail one copy of
Home Dressmak
ing. children can be made from old garments that
aro out of stylo. Sond the coupon ut once
aud get the book by return mail.
With this book will be sent without cliargo,
an instruction busk for homo dyeing, which
will show yoll how lo make your old cloth
ing look like new by using Diamond Dyes.
Court House Notes.
Inthocase of Mendon Koch vs. William
E. Whitehousc, tried before Judge Mair. tho
jury returned a verdict in favor of tho
plaintiff for $33.33. In the caso of Wm.
Weaklin vs. Andrew Greenback and Jefferson
Crowe, a verdict iu favor of tho plaintiff for
$75.00.
Samuel Neiswenter, convicted at tho last
term of criminal court on tho charge uf false
pretenso, but who did not show up for
sentence, was brought into court from
Tremont on a capias and was sentenced by
Judge Bechtel to pay tho costs of prosocutlou,
a fluo of $5 and undergo fjur mouths' im
prisonment and costs of capia3.
Letters of administration weo granted to
Luko Fisher on the estate of Honry W.
Fisher, late of Schuylkill Haven, deceased.
Also to Itobcrt D. Heatou, on the estate, of
John Morgan, late of Tamaqua, deceased.
II . O. Bechtel, Esq.,i County Solicitor, took
exceptions to the opinion of Judgo Kmllicli
in the caso of the Safe Deposit Bank vs. the !
couuty of Schuylkill iu which a uow trial
was refused.
Among tho cases settled in civil court are
two suite by tho Commonwealth vs. Edward
Crampton, of Gllbcrton, and Joseph Wyatt,
of town, brought to recover state license for
pool tables, which the defendants claim were
improperly taxed.
In tho case of John Yanewskt against the
St. Kasiiuer Beneficial Society, of towu, the
jury to-day rendered a verdict for the plain
tiff for tho sum of $03.50, tho lull amount of
the claim. T. K. Bcddall and S. G. M. Hoi
lopcter, l'.t appeared for the plaintiff and
M. M. Iturke, Esq., represented tho defen
dant. The case of M. P. Fowler, of town, against
the West Mahanoy Township School District
was closed by the jury rendering a verdict in
favor of tho plaintiff for $-130. S. O. M.
Ilollopeter, Esq., represented tho plaintiff
aud the defendant was represented by M. M.
liurko aud S. II. Knerclier, Lbqs,
Heeds lEecortled.
Deeds for the following real estitto transfers
were filed for record! From Henry Haupt
and wife to D. L. Kstorly Sons, premises In
Fraekville ; Simon Stein and wife to Thomas
Purcell etnl., premises In Tamaqua.
Coco Argollno, the genuino article, for sale
at Klrliti's drug store. 10-0-tf
LOT NO. S.-300
LOT NO. 6.
$1.25 ;
cents.
Tribu
14 South
WOMAN'S SENTIMENTS.
They Are Little Understood by Men, but The,y
Cause Her Untold Happiness or Misery.
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Into the body and doccives tho victim before ho is awaro.
Brighfs disease, like cousumptiou, was formerly considered incurable. Now It is known tliat it can positively be cured, and it Is also
known that thero is but one absoluto cure for diseases of the kidnoys and tho female organs, aud that Is Warner's Safe Cure.
This great discovery of modom science has been before the public for moro tliau twenty years. It is acknowledged by the medical
profession and scientists generally as tho only euro which has ever brought sufforors from Bright's disease back 'to health or checkod it iu
its first stages. It is thoouly great remedy of tho present day, which sufferers from kidney complaint, men, women or children, can take
with positive certainty that they will bo relieved.
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WORD
TO THE PUBLIC.
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We take the liberty of informing the public that our Annual January Sacrifice Sale
is now going on and we wish it understood that this sale is not a joke, humbug or Sheriff
sale. Nor do we advertise that we received from somebody else's old stock to make a sale.
We picked out from our stock the balance of heavy weight Suits and Overcoats amounting
to about S7,ooo or $8,000, and will se'l them at a sacrifice of 30 per cent, on the dollar.
This is customary with us every year and that is the reason we never have any old styles or
old stock on hand. We always carry the newest and latest styles and if you are looking for
a bargain in Suits aud Overcoats that were purchased this fall, you can and will get a good
Suit or Overcoat worth $10.00, during this sale for $3.50. This will give you an idea of the
immense bargains we are offering.
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T.10 Deadlock in ilclnvnro.
Dovi Del.. Jan. 18. The legislature
will n.eet in Joint Pesslnn this after
noon and vote for United Stntes sena
tor. It Is probable that but three bal
lots will he taken on the first day, and
that there will Jie no change In the
total vote from that cast yesterday
by each house. The Jmllots, which
wer Ineffectual, totaled: Senator
George Gray, Dem., IB; J. Edward Ad
dlcks. Union Itep., ID; Colonel Henry
Dupont. Rep., 10; Congressman L.
Irving; Handy, Dem.. 3'; John G. Gray.
Dem., 3; William S. Hllles, Itep., 2.
The regular Republicans, who aro not
hound by any caurus action, may scat
ter their votes. It Is stated that if a
senator Is chosen the election will not
occur for several weeks. Meanwhile
a Joint session will be held dally. It
is the general belief that u compromise!
candidate rriust named before any
thing can be effected.
Fntnl HU'Ptlon Itlot In Huntrni-y.
Uudnpest. Jan. 18. A fierce election
riot took plcw yesterday at Uj-Szent-Anna,
In the county of Arad, Hun
gary. And it Is reported that four per
sons were killed and 16 injured. Troops
have been dispatched to the scene ol
disturbance from the town of Arad.
What Is Shlloh ?
A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds and.
Consumption ; used through tho world for
half a century, has cured Innnmorablo cases
uf incipient cousumptiou and relieved many
in advanced stages. If you aro not satisfied
with, the results wo will refund your money.
Price 25 cts BO cU. and $1 .00. Sold by P. D.
Klrlin and a guarantee,
Will You Winter In Florida ?
This will be tho greatest season Florida
has had for years. You ought to go and go
via tho -Southern Kaljway. Its the best
route. If you will write Johu M. Ileal,
District Passenger Agent, 8SS Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa., ho will arrange all the :
details of your trip for you.
E DUTY OF
pairs of Wedgfe ! LOT NO.
heel Child's shoes, sizes 3 to shp6s worth s r
8, worth $i.oo ; our price is .
fin f!fnts. v
200 pair of Child's JNU
shoes, sizes &j4 to u, worth
our price is . 75
IN THE VERY NEWEST CREATIONS IN FOOTWEAR. WE CALL
1 1 - I rr U'Ri 1- RV Til IlivJ- r,t, , . .
nuui uviuxu i nLjJc; iinutiS rUl 1 nt: CHILDREN.
Main St.,
ack.
L GOLDIN, Proprietor.
This Sale Will Positively Last For Thirty
Days Only, Commencing on Friday, Janu
ary 13th, tOS9.
Color Blind.
Color blindness isn't a serious af
fliction, but is one that never can be
remedied. Many more serious eye
defects can be corrected by the appli
cation of proper glasses somstlmes
they have to be worn continually but
many abnormal conditions of the eyes
may be obviated by wearing glasses
for a short time only if taken in time.
Tlios. Buchanan,
118 S. Mairr Street.
EVAN J. DAVIES.
Livery and
Undertaking,
lYo. 33 North Jardin St.
January 19, 1899
7. 100 oairs.ot Misses
LOT
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Another lot. of
. 75. pairs of Missus' shoei,
worth $2.00 and $2.25 ; our
price is $1.40 and $1.50.
- Shenandoah, Pa-
The girl f to-day is tho mother of fututo
generations. Humanity is absolutely dependent for
its cotiuuanco and preservation on tho. knowledge
and stamina aud health of women. Woman's lot
and her relations to tho world lire such a9 to deserve
a great deal moro attontlou and consideration from
science than she has yet received.'
The American race of women in p'irtlniWir has
questions to settle that are much more Important
than the oxtfiislon of tho sliffnigw-tu Women or tho
enactment of a national divorce law.
Why Is It that there are so many feeble arid
sick It women all over tho land? Why Is it that
not nn ave'nge of over one child Is born to Ameri
can w- mou? Why U It that hundreds of thuuiuiids
of Atnerlcau men will not marry at nil ?
Have you over thought of these things?
It is because dlseose Is striking at tlm very root
of the American nice. It is because most diseases
can traco tholr causo to one source : viz., troubles of
the kidneys and adjneent organs.
Tho kldtioys are tho great organs of tho body,
but this la llttlo realized or understood A healthy,
happy woman with good complexion, good appetite
and hopeful spirits never has diseased kidneys. The
sain'o Is true of men.
Hut kidney disease Is so deceitful, so treacher
ous, S'i strange In its upproachos that it ofton steals
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Refurnished,
Re-established.
Lakeside Hotel !
B. J. YOST, Prop.
This popular hostelry is now open lor the
entertainment of sleighing and skating parties.
Dancing pavillion always heated. Excellent
skating on the lakes, and supper served to
parlies on short notice.
(V(7tvnn)Vipirinn1"tl1l?"P11"n1'T,l'
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Wo do Shampooing at
Your Home. Special Attention
Qlven to Ladles.
A Postal Card Will Bring Us.
W. G. Dusto's
Tonsorial Parlors,
Ferguson House Block.
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It. A O. MOllGAN,
OF 1'lllLADBLriIIA.
Temporarily osnlsting Dr J. S. Callen, 81 South
Jardin street, will have olllce hours dally,
except Sunday, from 8 to 9 in. anil 3 to 4 p. in.
Dr. Cnlk-ii's ofllce hours being from 1:30 to 8:00
p. m. nnd 0:30 to 8:00 p. m, daily, except Thurs
day evening aud Sundays.
Shenandoah Ice Company,
Wholesale and Itctall Dealers In
Pure Spring Water Ice.
Contracts for summer and winter
lllllngs. Call on or address
HART, DADD0W & CO., 25 N. Jardin St
miiimimaimaii
NO. 9. 127 pairs of Ladies'
shoes, worth" $2.50 ; our
price is $1.60.
NO. 10. '200 pairs of Ladies'
'very firfe shoes, worth $3.00
and $3.50 ; our price is
$1.98.
$1.00