floral Cream
For Chappnl H unls.
For Rough Skin.
20 cts Per Bottle.
SHENANDOAH DRUG STORE,
3 South Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
Telephone Connection.
DAVISON'S
Department Stores,
Nos. 119-121.123 North Haiti Street.
""XATCH our space for
special announcement.
It will interest you and save
you money,
DAVISON'S
Department Stores,
Nos. 1 19-121-123 North Alain St.
SOLOMON HAAK
Agent for the Famous
BERGNER & ENGEL
Phila. Stock Ale, Sparkling Still
Amber Ale, Bottled Pale Ale,
B'.own.Stout, Half and Half, Beer
ind Porter.
Also agent for the Famous
LORENZ SCHMIDT'S
Mt. Carbon Beer, Porter and Lively
Ales. A full line of the finest
brands of Liquors, Wines, Cigars,
&c. All orders left at
Solomon Haak's,
116 South Main Street,
Will receive prompt attention.
SHOE BARGAINS.
Men's Felt Boots with
leather tops, worth $2.25. We
are closing them out at $,60.
Boys' Fine Felt Boots worth
$1.90, are going at $1,30.
300 pairs of Ladies'- Shoes,
actually worth $1.25, can be
had for 85 CTS.
Men's $3 Winter Russets,
are selling at $2. 15.
All our winter footwear is going
at 50 percent, below regular prices.
BOSTON
27 South Main Street. Shenandoah, Pa
I. 8PON1, PROP.
FOUR DOORS ABOVE POST OFFICE.
REDUCED - PRICES
PREVAIL AT OUR STORE.
Groceries and Dry Goods.
Philip Yarowsky,
213 WEST CENTRE ST.. SHENANDOAH. PA
BEST LINE OF
GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED, i
HAY nd BTKAW.
Floor and Table Oil Cloths.
E. B. Foley, ,T-Wcee'itr. Bt.
mm
Cur
and yon euro its consequences. Those nro
sorno of the consequences of constipation :
Biliousness, loss of appetite, pimples, pov
stotnach, depression, coated tongue, night
mare, palpitation, cold feet, debility, diz
ziness, weakness, backache, vomiting,
jaundico, piles, pallor, stiuh, irritability,
nervousness, headache, torpid livoft heart
burn, foul breath, sleeplessness, drowsi
ness, hot skin, cramps, throbbing head
Aro n Suro Cur a
for Conmllpollon
Dr. J. C. Ayer's Pills are a specific for
all diseases of the liver, stomach, and
bowels.
" I suffered from constipation which as
sumed such an obstinate form that I feared
It would cause n stoppage of the bowels.
After vainly trying various remodies, I be
gan to take Ayer'a Pills. Two boxes effected
complete cure."
D. BURKE, Saco, Me.
"For eight years I was afflicted with
constipation, which became so bad that the
doctors could do no more for me. Then I
began to take Ayer's PilU, and soon the
bowels recovered their natural action."
W..1. II. DeLAUCETT, D rset, Ont
THE PILL THA T WILL.
i;lTHY
POINTS.
dapperlings Throughout th Country
Ghronlclnil for lliinty Perusitl.
Exit Jauuary.
The Hkuai.d's subscription llt is unite
liea'tliy, tluiulc you.
I ifteeu recruits wero enlisted at rotts Mo
yesterday for the regular army.
John w. binitu, of Cressotia, has been
granted a pension of $13 a month,
A drug store on South Slain street displays
a caia : fostage stamps at cost."
Funds to aid In establishing a free Hebrew
school at Reading will bo ralsod by a ball.
The reuunsylvauia Telephone Company
will noxt week oxteud their linos to McAdoo
Ashland Council meets to-morrow night.
when tho electric railway question will again
be ventilated.
Patrick Welsh, the solid citien of East
Mahauoy township, has again been uomin
ated for Supervisor.
Telephone communication will soon be es
tablished between several of the principal
lork and Lancaster county towns.
A new tunnel is to bo driven at the Locust
Gap colliery. Bids will bo recoived at the
otlico until Feb. 10th.
The Degree of Pocahontas, Juniata Council
No. 31, will meet this evening in their U"w
wigwam in Keilly's hall.
Lettor carriers of tho Lehigh Valley or
ganized at a meeting in Bethlehem, with
Sol unon Strauss, of Easton. as president.
Tho l'ol Uvillo Hospital will luceivo $3,185
for the caro uf tho sick soldiers who were
treated at that institution.
Next Thursday vwill be observed In the
Catholic churches as Candlemas Hay. Ap
propriate services will bo conducted.
After this evening all pool tables in rooms
adjoining saloons will bavo to bo dispensed
with, according to the new ruling of court.
Dr. John D. Iteilly, who for several jears
has been located at ilahanoy City, left yester
day for Pittston, where he will permanently
locate.
John M. Rine, of McKee's Half Falls,
whoso funeral took placo yesterday, was the
wealthiest man in Snyder county, his estate
be I in: estimated at 3300.000.
Engineers yesterday began tho work of
staking out the lino of the proposed trolley
road from Hsuhacb up tho Ileckschersville
valley.
The Philadelphia & Reading Company will
erect, large car simps at senuyiKiu iiaven
The bids for their construction will bo opened
on Wednesday.
Miss Eva Brewer, the accomplished daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Brewer, left for
Chambersburg yesterday, whero she will
enter a seminary to Lake up a course in
music.
The examinations of applicants for the
position of Mine Inspector of tho 8th district,,
to succeed Inspector John Mnguire, whose
term expires, will begin to-morrow at
PutHvillo.
Thrown from his carriage in a runaway
accident, J. Rowland Musclilitz, of Raubs-
ville, Northampton county, was so badly in
jured that bis death is oxpected.
Superintendent Quiuley, of Oil City, it is
announced, will succeed P. A. Both as super
intendent in the Pottsville district for the
Prudential Insurauco Company.
'Squire J. J Fernsler, of Pottsville, ac
cused of violating the peusion laws, was held
in $500 bail fur trial in tho U. S. court.
Aunie, the 11-year-old daughter of Isaac
Reynard, fell at Tamaqua and fractured sev
eral small bones of her leg.
A bill has been introduced in the Legisla
ture to provide pay for School Directors.
The mortgage on St. Patrick's church
Pottsville, was reduced $1,500 during the
past year. Over $0,000 was rccoivod,aud ex
pended during that period.
Ex-Deputy Attorney General Wilbur F,
Reeder, of Bolfefontc, has been appointed
Judge Advocate- General of tho Second Na
tional Guard Brigade, under General Charles
Miller.
Bojtus contracts for supplies wero made at
Allcntown by a man claiming to be the
advance aeent' of Buffalo Bill's Wild West
Show, and the showmen offer $800 reward for
Jiis arrest.
A coal oil lamp exploded over Uora Burk-
liurdt, of Bethlehem, and her aged mother,
In saving her, was severely burned.
Deed. Jteoorded.
From Nathan W. Boddall and wife to Maty
Wagner, premises in Port Carton: from
Sheriff of Schuylkill county to Tubhw Gear
hart, premises in Mahanoy City; from Tobias
Gearhart and wife to Jonas Ilein, premises
in Mahanoy City; from John C. Ktiapp and
wife t Peter Tiraony, premises in Mahauuy
City; from L. W. Welsslnger and wife to
John C. Knapp, premises in Mahanoy City;
from W. P. Ramsey, assignee, to L. W
Weieslnger. premises In Mahanoy City; from
Sarah Snyder et vir to John L,. J hornton,
premises in Union township; from U. U. Nye
and wife to A. E. Sehrefller etal, premises in
Tamaqua; from Lewis lloppos and wife et al
ti Daniel Reinert, premises In West Penn
township; from Daniel Reinert et al to
Richard Combe, premises In West Penn town
ship; from Charles II. Davis, guardian, to
Mary A. Davis, premiss in 'Tamaqua; from
Lavjoa Hawk et vir to Charles Phillips,
premises In Wayne township.
Many People Cannot Drink
cofTee at night. It spoils their sleep. You can
drink Uralu-O when you please and sleep
like a top. For Qraln-O does not stimulate; it
nourishes, cheers and feeds. Vet It looks
and taitcs like the beet cofTee. For nervous
persons, young people and children Qraln-0
lathe perfect drink. Made from pure-grains.
Get a package fruin yonr grocer to-day. Try
It m place of coU'oe. IS and 25c.
Ay
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
II, ,y Uninjured, Hut tlm Homo Ho Wan
HI. ling KHtrri.
A thrilling nreldcttt occttra-d yostorday
sftvriiiHiti at the place where the P. & It.
Iltllway crotwen the turnpiko wist of tho
Turkey Uuti colliery and It Is nurprUltig that
there Is no loM of life to record. Ahoy had
a miraculous escape from death. The horse
he was riding was so badly Injured that it
had to 1o killed.
An empty timber wagon drawn by tlireo
horses whs nn Its way from tho Win. Peiiu
colliery Tho outfit was owned by
D.uiiel K. Troy, a tliiibarnmti of Beaver
Viitloy, fniy was seated on the wagon. Two
horses were hitehed tugethor and Troy's 11-
ymr ild son was on the buck of the hort In
the luad. Tho dirt banks hldo from view
trains that approach from the east towards
the highway and, not infrequently, thoy alio
prevent the sounds of hell and whistle from
being heard.
As the timber timm approached tho railroad
a man who was walking from Win. Penn to
this town, and who was In a position to have
a clear vlow onstwardly along tho railroad,
as well as southwardly along tho turnpike,
saw that tho toamstor was approaching
dancer. lie shouted to tho teamster nnd
waived ids arms abovo his head as a danger
signal, but neither Troy nor his son paid at
tention to hi nr. The man continued his
warning signals without effect. Tho boy who
was on tho lead horse slid alter tho accident
that he did not realize tho meaning of the
man's actions, and his father's vlow was ob
scured by tho horses.
Just as tho lead horso reached tho crossing a
west-bound engine rushed upon tho spot.
The horo was thrown In such a position that
the engine cut otl one of its legs! The boy
was hurled fully fifty feet from tho track
and, straugo to say, was comparatively "un
injured, Of course be was considerably
bruised by tho fall upon tho frozen ground.
Tho father retained bis presence of mind and
secured immediate control of the two remain
ing horses after the ono in tho lead had been
torn from tho pole fastenings, Both horses
were knocked down by the shock, but
immediately regained their fect and would
have dashed away with probable disaster to
tho elder Troy, had not tho latter acted as
promptly as he did,
The engine that struck tho team was No.
539, in chargo of Conductor Foulk and John
Thompson, engineer. Troy and his sun
proceeded to their home immediately after tho
accident.
Most Singular Thing
It is a singular fact, hut nouo the less true.
that peoplo who are s ck or out of health and
are taking treatment from doctors, do not
know exactly what is tho matter with them
One doctor says one tiling and another doctor'
says something else Meanwhile they do not
get well. Now, why is this? Simply that
such persons have not consulted tho right
doctor, havo uot consulted n great specialist
who, becauso ho makes a specialty of the
treatment and euro of chronic and lingering
diseases, and becauso of his vast experience
in treating the class of diseases like your
complaint, knows just precisely what alls
you from your symptoms, and moreover has
from his great experience the exact knowl
edge of what medicines your caso requires to
be cured. For instance, tho famous Dr.
Grceno. of 35 West 14th St., Now York City,
who standi .at the head of specialists in
nervous and chrpuic diseases, has cured
thousands of cases like yours. lie, there
fore, will perfectly uuderstind your disease,
and if you consult bim, eilher personally or
by letter, ho will tell you or writo you ex
actly what your complaint is. Although Dr.
Greone has the largest practice in this coun
try, ho gives everybody the privilege of con
sultation with him, freo of charge, and if
you will write him about your case, you will
receive, without cost to you, the best medical
advice and counsel about your coujplalut,
which advice, if followed, will lead to your
cure. Dr. Greene's system of treatmont by
harmless vegetable medicines is the wonder
of medical scleuce. One of his grand dis
coveries, Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and
uervo remedy, is known and used all over
the world, and ho has equally marvelous
remedies for various complaints. You want
to know what your troublo Is, why not write
to tho Doctor and find out.
Coco Argollno, the genuine article, for sale
at Klrlin's drug store. 10-0-tf
AN INDIAN MURDERER'S FATE.
Pan 1 ill meat Tlint Ilefell Him In a
Primitive Mexican Tribe.
Speaking of primitive law among the
Mexican Indians brings to mind a curious
case that was told mo soma years ago In
tho state of Oaxaca by an old Zapoteca
chief who had bocoino a convert to Chris
tianity. Ho said that n long while ago an Amer
ican botanist was traveling through the
mountains of Oaxaca studying the rare
and beautiful flora of that region. Ho had
with him a inozo from another part of tho
country.
Ho carried several goldplocos sewed In
the lining of his jaokct. The mozo became
aware of that fact, and one day, when the
botanist got down on his knees to drink
at a llttlo spring, tho mozo cut his head oft
with a machete, took tho goldpleces and
fled to the higher slorrns.
Not long after the body was found by
somo Zapoteca Indians who had seen tho
botanist in former days studying tho flow
ers and plants near their village. Thoy
know that ho was a harmless and good
man becauso ho loved the flowers. All
Mexican Indians lovo flowers. So they
took tho body to tho chief and told him
what they had seen and found. The old
chief was very indignant. "Whntl" ha
said "Shall tho kind stranger with the
white face who loved flowers and sought
not our goods nor Insulted our women coma
to such a dog's death among us and not be
avenged?
Ho then dispatched four swift Indian
runners In different directions with orders
not to return without tho murderer. After
a week's time they returned bearing the
malefactor bound In their midst. A coun
cil of old men was called and the caso wai
examined. The guilt of tho mozo wai
proved, as ho still had with him tho strange
pieces of gold.
Then the old chief gave the sentence. It
was speedily performed. They led the
trembling murderer to tho center of the
llttlo pluza. There four green stakes wors
driven In tho ground. Tho murderer wai
stripped nuked nnd stretched by tho wrlst'i
unci feet in tho air among the four stakes,
to which ho was lashed. Then the In
dlans made n great heap of unslaked lime
under tho wretched man's body, and when
tho hoop touched his breast and sides thoy
poured water over lt-untll the scalding
steam of tho burning lime had cooked all
the flesh from tho bones. Then thoy took
tho bouos and throw them Into a holo on
the mountain sido.
And so was tho stain of tho murdered
man's blood covered and vengeance was
wrought by tho Indians In behalf of "the
white stranger who was good and loved
flowers. "City of Mexico Two Hepubllos
An lSamy lllildnnce.
Mr. Hardrooks By George, ! was re
lieved this morning!
Mrs. Hardrocks Why, Silas, howf Did
somebody pick your pocket!"
Mr. Hardrooks No Young I'erklelgh
came In to see me. 1 thought ho was cer
tainly after our daughter, but ho merely
wanted to borrow $10. Ho'll never bother
us any mora I let hlnj liavu It. Olovo-
Pland Leader.
"Neglected colds make fat graveyards. '
Dr. Wood's Norway Pine 8yrup helps men
and women to a happy, vigorous old age.
MUNYON'S GUARANTEE.
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a few mlnutea; tbat
hla Cold Cure will
mitrkle break un anr
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remedies. At all dragjrlsta, 25 cents a tl.
It you need medical advice write Prof. Ifjinroa,
1S00 Arch at., ttiUa. It fa abiolut.lr frelf
Dentils mid l''titlfrnt.
Mrs. Joseph Dusch died at her home in
Tamaqua Sunday night, leaving a husband
and ono child. Funeral to-morrow, Inter
ment at Ashland.
Jaboz Payne, formally years a resident of
Ashland, and atone time land agent for the
P. & 11. It R. Co., died at tho insane depart
ment of tho Almshouse at Schuylkill Haven.
Ho was 73 years old. Ex-Deputy Controller
B. W, Payne-Ih a nephew of tho deceased.
Mrs. Mary, wife of Thomas Rutlcdgo, dlod
at her homo In Mt. Pleasant, on Sunday
night after a brief Illness, aged SO years.
Tho funeral of Mrs. John Mootz will take
placo at Pottsvlllo to-morrow morning.
Nows has been recoived of tho death of
Henry Maubeck at his home at Napiorvillc,
Illinois. Ho was a former resident of this
county and a brother to tho lato Enoch Man
beck, of Rlugtown.
Tho wife and daughter of James Noble,
formerly of Pottsvlllo, died at their homo at
Gadsdon, Ala,, and thoir youngest daughter
is seriously ill.
Many residents of Shenandoah will regret
to learn of the death of John A. Guldln,
formerly proprietor of the Commercial Hotel
at this place. Ills death occurred at Eldrcd,
McKeaii county, on Sunday, whero ho con
ducted a hotel. Ho was ill several weoks
from brain fever, and death was duo to
meningitis. Funeral will take place to
morrow nt Pottsvlllo, from tho residence of
the deceased's father.
Andrew Morrison, a former resident of
town, died at lib homo in Summit Hill yes
terday from illness precipitated by an attack
of grip. Ho was 40 years old and is survived
by his wlfo and two daughters. Tho an
nouncement of Ills death occasioned much
surprise here, us Mr. Murrisou was a visitor
to town about a week ago ami appeared to be
enjoying excellent health, Tlio deceased was
a member of Shcnaudoali Lodge No. 511,
F.fc A. M., and Shenandoah Lodgo No, S91,
I. O. O. F of town. There are several near
rclatlvos of the deceased in this town.
A messago from Mlllorsbtirg, Dauphin
county, announces the death of Agnes, wife
of L. E. Bowman, at that place this morn
ing. She had been ill several weeks and
death was duo to grip, followed by bcait
failure. The deceased was 01 years old und
Is survived by her husband and tho follow
ing children: Mrs. G, G. Clause.-, of town;
Mrs. H. G. Bogar, Mrs. W. H. Miller, Miss
Elizabeth Bowman, Ira T., Itoscoe A, and T.
Ross Bowman, all of Millersburg; and U. E.
Bowman, of Ilarrisburg.
Tho funeral of Charles II. Blew, au aged
and respected resident of Rush township,
who died suddenly on Saturday afternoon
fronuparalysis of tho heart, took placo thin
afternoon. Interment was made at Barnes-
vllle. He was 03 years old and a veteran of
the civil war,' having served In Co. 07lh
Rest., Pa. Vol.
WllJIam Scbwendor, who moved from
Mahanoy City to New Ringgold about six
months ago, died at the latter place yester
day. He was A3 years old and a veteran ol
the civil war. His .wife and eight children
survive.
Robert Grafton, the miner who died at tbo
Miners' hospital un Sunday from burns re
ceived In the Gllbcrton colliery last Wednes
day, will bo buried in the Odd Fellows'
cemetery at Glrard ville to-morrow.
CIDER A BACTERICIDE.
The Ilevcrnite Declared to He n. Spe
cific ARnlnHt Typhoid Ferer
Cider was regarded by tho lato Edmond
de Goucourt as tho drink of dry, hard
headed, reasoning mon, but his judgment
was probably biased by tho traditional
prejudice of the French against tho cnlcu-.
latlng and wily "Norinand." It maybe
remarked that tho Devonshire people, who
are tho cider drinkers of England, do not
appear to liavo this character, though they
ore certainly Intelligent. Literary mon,
owing to their partial, hasty or superficial
vlows, uro prone to fall Into many errors ol
this kind, especially when dealing with
the characters of races and peoples.
They do not patiently and repeatedly
look at the matter all round or tako the
long tlmo required to sift It to tho bottom
and so arrlvo at the truth. In short, thoy
hnvonot tho sclontlilo habit of m)nd which
might savo them from very erroneous con
clusions and tho propagation of pernicious
popular mistakes. At tho samo tlmo there
Is no doubt that the liquor a man habitual
ly drinks has somo influence on his mind,
and It Is posslblo tlint tho acidity of elder
sharpens tho wits "Ho who drinks boot
thinks beer," is an old saying with some
foundation.
Be that as it may, the Pasteur institute
nns. recently found that cider Is a bacteri
cide Tho Normans often make cldor with
dirty water, and ovon protend that pure
water does not make good cider. The In
stitute, Investigating Normnn cider In
search of bacteria, 1ms observed that tho
bacillus of typhoid dies In cider In two to
18 hours, owing to acidity. Tho elder
should contain at least S3 per cent ol
mnl la ncld to produce this effect, otherwise
tho bacillus will exist for tlireo or four
days, and If the liquor is nouter, for more
than HO days. Ordinary older, howover.
possesses at least 2 per cent of mallo
aciu, arm cousoquontly if it Is not drunk
for 18 or 20 hours thcro U no danger ol
typhoid fever. London Globo.
Annual Sains overG,O00,000 Boaes
FOR BILIOUS AHD KERVOUS DISORDERS
such as Wind and Pain In the Stomach.
Giddiness. Fulness after meals, Head
ache, Dlzzln- ss, Drowsiness. Flushings
of Heat. Loss of Appetite, Costlveness.
Blotches on tbo Skin, Odd Chills. DIs
turbod Sleep. Frightful Dreams and all
Nervous and Trembling Sensations.
TRB FIRST DOSE WILL GIVE RELIEF
IH TWENTY MINUTES. Every sufferer
will acknowledge them to bo
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.
IIUIXII AM'H 1MM.S, taken as direct
ed, wl quickly restoro Females to com
plete health. They promptly remove
obstructions or Irregularities of tho sys
tem nnd euro (tick Headache. For a
Weak Stomach
Impaired Digestion
Disordered Liver
IN MEN, WOMEN OR CHILDREN
Boocham's Pills aro
Without a Rival
And btra tlie
LARGEST SALE
Of any Patent Medicine lntlie World.
25c. at all Drug Stores.
TIlK WKATIlKIt,
Tho forecast for Wednesday. Cloudy
weather and nearly stationary temperature,
wilh snow slid high winds or gates en and
noar the coasts north of Hattoras, as a Gulf
storm ndvarccs north.
RAPPAHANNOCK NOTES.
Packer colliery No. (I worked n days and
ono hour last week.
Mis Mary Craig, who spent the past year
in Philadelphia, Is home again.
A grand ball will bo held In tho Rappahan
nock school house on Tuesday evening, Feb.
14th, for the benefit of James Franey.
Joseph Glhhons, of Philadelphia, Is visit
ing his friends here.
Mis Sadie Dully was a Mahanoy City
visitor yesterday.
The employes' of all tho Packer colllcilcs
received their pay for tho time worked dur
ing the first half of January on Saturday.
It was tho poorest ay the employes of
Packer No. B received since It started opera
tions las.t August, but for next pay thoy havo
10 days aud 3 hours.
Michael King was nominated for Super
visor at tho Democratic primaries in East
Butler.
Michael Mularkcy spent Sunday with Lost
Creek friends.
Appointed Minn Foreman.
Jtwcph Blcrschmidt, of Mt. Cnrtnol, has
been appointed foreman of tho Locust Spring
colliery, at Locust Gap, operated by tho
Philadelphia & Reading Company. He will
succeed tho late William Krah, who died last
week.
pi - -"rv.s
f tho Globe for
EUlMTISiV.
NEURALGIA and similar Complaints,
anJ prepared imdT tho Btrineent
PRMAU M P II I ft A I I AWS
proscntiea by eminent phys!cunsi
DR. RICHTER S
(fa Mnunn 5V
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31 HIGHEST AWARDS.
13 Branch Homes. Own Glassworks.
23&80eu. Endorsed & recommended by
A. Wasley, 106 IT. Main St.,
n. Haeenbnch. 103 N. Main St..
.r.o. iurun, 6 B.MainSt.y.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
1TANTKU AT ONCK. SerTlccB offc'ew
i I Indies and gentlemen, for which will bo
Riven sou per month ana stejxuy employment.
H. II. AVoodward Co, Thoa. II. GufTy, General
Photograph Gallery, 15 and 17 West Centre
ntrtct, second Moor, 8 to 11 a. m., 2 to 8 p m. It
JAOrt SALE, Itobblns' opera bonne. Also
P private dwellings In the Third. Fourth and
Fifth wards of Shenandoah. Apply to I
llobblns, No. 162 Academy street. Wilkesbarre,
Pa. 1.271m
JnOIt SAMS OU. RISNT. On account of re-
moval, I have for sale a brick building,
centrally located, heated by Bteam, gas through
out and up-to-date In every respect. $2,000
down and halnnce on time. No reasouahle offer
refused. For full particulars apply on pictnises
or to V. Czyzewsky, 112 East Centre St. 1-20-tf
FOU KENT. Store room and dwelling, suita
ble for butcher, barber, etc.; centrally
located and rent reasonable. Apply to 12. O.
llrobst, grocer, cor Jardln arid Centre streets, tf
AHAItGAIN In Shenandoah, East Centre
real estate. . Easy terms of payment,
monthly, qu titer!' or semi-annually. 81,000 in
cash (lov ii, Old hotel or restaurant stand,
small stop or dwelling. Sccuiity Building and
Saving 17- Inn, Scranton, Pa 12-9-20t-eod
1710U SAM2. A square back driving sleigh,
' carriage, road wagon, truck wagon, har
ness, robes and bltnkcts. A good opportunity
for any buyer. Apply to Jesse Davis 31 South
White street. M3-t!
7710 K RENT. torcroom and dwelllntr. No. 10
JJ South Slain street, now occupied by Mrs..
j. j. uuny. i'otsestion given immediately.
All modern conveniences. Apply to Frank
Schmidt, 111 North Maiu St. l-ll-2w-eow
Vf ANTED A bright and active young man
f T of gentlemanly appearance and manners
to do local canvassing. $o0 a week can bo
made. Address letter to ii, HkualdoOIcu. l-7tf
NOTICE. Desirable properties for sale. Ap
ply to S. U. M. II oil ope ter, attorney,
Shenandoah. -31 tf
Our
Meats
TEMPTING
FRESH,
Are
PUICES .'. "'' TENDER,
The
PREVAIL. JUICY.
Best.
BIO. 19 II. OAK STREET.
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And then our big sacrifice sale will be at an end, and if you have not taken advant
age of it to buy yourself a good
OVERCOAT Or SUIT
it is you who is the loser. Just think ! A Suit or Ovqrcoat, worth .heretofore $10 and $12,
during this sale only fc 3. SO. In a mammoth store like ours you are bound to be
pleased, both in quality and prices.
Our entire stock of hats is included in this sale, and we are selling latest style hats
worth $1.50 to $2 for 6nly 75c.
Stylish reefer and junior. Children's suits, worth $3.50 to $5, for this sale only,
$1.50.
Mammoth Clothing House,
Nos, 9 and 11 South Main Street.
flafc, Swift, Superb Tnitellti to New fork
by rhllndeliihln and lteadlnc ltoute.
Tho Philadelphia and Readiig ltoute to
New York has been noted sluco Its Incoption
for tho special attention given by the man
agement to Insuro the comfort and safoty of
Its patrons and whilo sacrificing neither of
these Important points to speed, at tue samo
time managing to kcop In the front with ,
swift traveling trains.
It Is but a short time since a trip to Now
York was considered qui to a journey, and
on account of tho tlmo consumed and dis
comforts of traveling never attempted unless
entirely necessary, but under tho changed
conditions, caused by modern Improvements,
It Is but a short, pleasant trip and on no line
aro these Improvements more In use than on
tbo Philadelphia and Beading ltoute, neither
tlmo or money bolng spared In tho effort to
socitro everything that will condtico to the
comfort, ssfety nnd convenience of travelers.
Tho fat trains for Now York lcavo Head
ing Terminal, Philadelphia, at convenient
bouts, conucctlng at Columbia avontio and
other stations with express trains from Potts
vlllo, Wllliamsport and other points in the
coal and lumber regions.
For tlmo of trains, rate of fare, and other
Information, apply to any Philadelphia and
Heading ticket r.Ecnt, or address Edsou J.
Weeks, Gcn'l Passenger Agent, Philadelphia.
Grip's Ravages Doomed.
So much mUery aud so many deaths have
been caused by tho Grip, that every one
should know what a wonderful remedy for
this malady is found in Dr. King's New
Dlscovory. That distressing stubborn cough,
that Inflames your throat, robs you of sleep.
weakons your system and paves tho way for
Consumption is quickly stopped by this
matchless euro. If vou have chills and
fovor, pain in the back of the head, soreness
In bones aud muscles, sore throat and that
cough that grips your throat like a vice, you
need Dr. King's New Discovery to cure your
Grin, and liroveut Pnoumonla or Consump
tion. Prlco 60 cts and f 1.00. Money back If
nor cureu. A trial bottle treo at A. Wasiey's
drug storo.
re I Flret Urol
Insuro yonr property from loss In the
oldest and strongest cash companies : Phlla.
Underwriters Insurance Co.' of North
America aud Fire Association, Hartford
Fire Ins, Co., American Fire Insurance Co.,
Westchester Fire Ins. Co., United Firemen's
Ins. Co. T. T. Williams,
12.1 S. Jardin St.. Shenandoah
Young Mothers.
CroiiD is the terror of thousands of young
mothers because its outbreak Is so agonizing
aud frequently fatal. Sblloh's Cough and
Consumption Cure acts like magic in cases of
croup. It has never been known to fall. The
worst cases relieved immediately. Prlco 25
cts., SO cts. aud f 1.00. Sold by P. D. Kirlln
and a guarantee.
Buy Keystone Hour. Be snre that tho name
Lessiq & Baku, Ashland, Fa., Is printed on
fiverv inV
COLUMBIA
BREWING
COMPANY
Brewers of the Finest
and Purest
BEER, PORTER,
ALE, WEISS BEER.
Our products are seldom equalled and
never sui passed. Private families supplied at
short notice by our own special delivery.
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iNS) C O U PO N .
This coupon Is good
for ono Bhcet of mupla
by tasking a purchase,
regardless of amount,
nt
Brumrn's
Jewelry Store.
Cut out this Cou-
pon and receive a
sheet of music FflEE
OF CHARGE.
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rRABOWSKY HOTEL,
M. GRAB0WSKY, Prop.
819 N. Centre St., Pottsville, Ia.
Kino old Whiskeys, Gins ond Wines, at the bar.
A choice line of Cigars and Temper
ance Drinks.
Accommodations for travelers.
Meals at all hour
Great Anniversary Sale !
To successfully celebrate the first anniversary of our business in
town, we will offer all of our goods for the next "25 days at cost.1 We
do this, to increase our number of friends and customers. Here are
some of our bargains :
Hen's Winter Russets, leather lined, trippled sole, worth
$4 00 ; will be sold at $2.oo. Hen's $1.25 shoes for 99
cents. Ladles' shoes, 80 cents and upward. 1,500
hats, worth from $i.2$ to $3.oo ; ean be bought from 75
cents to $1.25.
These prices will prevail at this sale only. Come and convince
yourself.
FACTORY SHOE STORE,
No. 7 South Main St. Abe Levlne. Prorj.
SHORT TIME YET !
GOLDIN, Proprietor.
BAD EYES
Arc what we are looking for. It
is to be regretted that there are so
ninny of that sort in this day and
age, but they must be cared for,
and if we cannot correct them
when a glass will do the work,
nobody can. No matter what you
think the trouble is, don't do a
thing until you see us. That will
cost you nothing and may save you
something.
Thos. Buchanan,
118 S. Mairr Street.
EVAN J. DAVIES.
Livery and
Undertaking,
Nn. 13 North Jardln SL
Renovated,
Refurnished,
Re-established.
Lakeside Hotel !
B. J. YOST, Prop.
This popular hostelry is now open lor the
entertainment of sleighing and skating larties.
Dancing pavillion always heated. Excellent
skating on the lakes, and supper served to
parties on short notice.
We do Shampooing at
Yonr Home. Special Attention J
Given to Ladies, a
I A Postal Card Will Bring Us. 1
f w. g: Duster i
l Tonsorial Parlors, I
. FerRuson House Block.
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Home-Bred Canaries'
For breeding purposes. All
good singers. They are far better than the
unacclamated imported birds from Germany.
JAPANESE-..GOLD FSh
and glolio. All kinds of pigeons. We also
sell o.tners' supplies and Mrllllng'niachliea.
DAVID HOPKIN S,
10n luist Centre street, .Shenandoah, l'a.
New Groceries.
Flour, good brands, from $1 90 a
hundred upward. Fresh butter at 20 cents per.
pound. Fresh eggs ulwa; s (m bond.
Canned Gfpods.
SIMON LBVINrafetreSts.
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TlR. A O. MORGAN.
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iiiiuuiniii uaBinuiiH v cjj vuiiyu, ai .UllWl
Jurtlin street, will have pfUce hours dally.
Dr. Callen's ofltco hours being from .1:30 to 8:06
r III nnir,.f)n tnQnlln l.nM
t.. ... ifiui .f t,v. . an, uuj, UAWJH Auurs
uay eteninj nnd Sundays.
A Handsome Complexion I
Is one of the greatest charms a woman can!
possess Pozzoni's Comflbzioh Fowdbb
gives it. f
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