We a re the wholesale and'
retail agents for
Veronica Water.
The Great Rheu
matism Cure.
SHENANDOAH DRUG STORE,
Sotitia Main Street, Sfcciun4ato, fi
DAVISON'S
Department Stores,
Nw. H9-I2I-I2J North fUln Street.
Your Attention !
Your Patronage !
Your Good Will !
We are striving for and
will use our best en
deavors to command it
and to give you good
values.
We have lots of new
Furniture
Just in and lots coming.
We have not room enough
for all of it unless we unload
some of our stock, so we will
Gut Prices
In order to get more room for
our new goods. Please come
in and order the goods you
need now and save money, as !
you will pay higher prices in j
the future.
DAVISON'S
Department Stores,
Nos.
119-121-123 North Main
St.
Shoes ! Shoes ! !
A gTeat slaughter sale of Men's,
Ladies', Misses' and Children's
shoes for the next 30 days at the
Boston Factor' Shoe Store to
make room for a new stock.
1,000 pair nisses' shoes, for
merly Si. 00, $1.25 and Si.SO,
now 75 cents and 9O cents.
5OO pair of Ladies' shoes, for
merly $ 1 .35 , to go at 85 cents.
Men's S1.35 snoes are selling
at 85 cents.
Another lot of sample shoes,
were $3.00 and $3.00, can be
had for $1.00.
Our line of Men's hand-sewed
shoes, all latest styles, are going at
sweeping reductions. Everybody
Is welcome to come and examine
our stock.
BOSTON
I SHOE
27 South Main Street. Shenandoah, Pa.
I. 8PONT, PROP.
FOUR DOORS ABOVE POST OFFICE.
El Of ATI
Kelly & Conway,
TAILORS,
-TO-
14 W. Centre St.,
FERGUSON HOUSE BLOCK.
Directly
opposite
stand.
our
old
Forethought
IS TIIK
HHRT
Thought.
It is wisdom to eare
lor your hairs! Mo
vent the loss of It.
K-p the aealu
healthful Bhaespoos
are indispensable
We irive them aad
a-We them right. The
lirif U onlv QOoents.
Inslgninoant when
forn pared to the re
sults. We do It at your
home every oy wiw
sli exception of Sat
urday.
Dusto's Tonsorial Parlors,
Ferguson House Block.
IT'S AN IMPOSSIBILITY FOR MAN
I
To eooV at all and It la nevt to Impossible for a
v.uinsn to cook satisfactorily unless she has the
pVorr niaterlala to prattlte the culinary art.
ifaou tried our staple and fausy palate
pleasersf
E. B. FOLEY, 27 Centre fit.
peep T
Coughing
at . 1 ..Vc incur i
of nothing better to tear the
lining of your throat and
lungi. It ii better than vet
feet to cause bronchitis and
pneumonia. Only keep it
up long enough and yoa
w ll succeed in reducing your
weight, losing your appetite,
bringing on a Slav fever ana
making everything exactly
right for the germs of con
sumption. Stop coughing and yon
will get well.
cures coughs of every kind.
An ordinary cough disap
pears in a single night. The
racking coughs of bronchitis
are soon completely mas
tered. And, If not too far
along, tbe coughs of con
sumption are completely
cured.
Ask your druggist for one
of
Dr. Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
Plaster.
It "rill aid the action of the
Cherry Pectoral.
If 711 bat any romatate wtt
ev.r sort Utr the b e ro.dw.l
alTie jr,ix n vntW.j obtain,
vri- at frlT. Ttiwlt receive a
prompt r'ply tMt mxj t of txtl
LYON-DUNN CONTEST.
The Opinion of the .Judges It Now I.ong
Overdae.
Tbe opinion of tbe court in tbe I.yon
Donn Orpbaoa' Court Judgeship coetestbaa
not yet been died, aod mm of tbe eon mot
will Tentnre an o piston aa to wbeo it will be
died. One of tbe eoantel far tbe contestant,
in ffln re rm tion with a Chronicle representa
tive, Utwl be nu at a lose to understand tbe
delay in tbe filinz of an opinion, Holes tbe
court could not reconcile tbe tew with tbe
facta.
He stated fiat but November Jodgee
Craig, Ebrood and Herring held a con
ference when, after a thorough discussion of
the taw, ft wu agreed tbat Joe jrc Craii', as
tbe senior member of tbe eoort, shook! write
the opinion, and alao that the opinion should
be Sled in time for tbe contestant to file ob
jection before Judge Herring retired from
the beach, which wu tbe first Monday of
January butt.
April bu arrived, Jodge Uemng ha re
tired from the Bench, and still no opinion
baa yet been filed. Tbe lawyer referred to
aaid Judge Craig had written an opinion, bat
he wa waiting nntil Judge Ebrgood'a tight
would perm.t him to read it and ign it. if he
aoitieeed. Jndfre Scarlet, who followed
Judge Herring on tbe Bench, will also bare
aahy.t tbe opinion, and when tbe three
will nnally get together ia a problem no
mortal can noire.
The coatretant feela confident the lower
Court taa gone wrong, and tbat when it doea
file its opinion it will teat Jodge Dunn, a
finding which, the contestant's lawyers de
clare, tbe Sour erne Court will speedily over-
rale.
This eowinsion will be awaited with some
interest, if it ever is reached.
hent to the Ifo.pltal.
Ignace Povara, one of the men Injured by
an explosion of powder in tbe Indian Ridge
mines yesterday, was removed to the Miners
hospital this morning. Dr. Stein was called
to attend tbe patient test night and pro
nounced the injuries dangerous.
Cut-Price
Shoe Sale !
For 30 Days Only !
These goods are of un
equalled quality and can be
relied upon to give perfect
satisfaction.
1 .1: ' f.,. u..
formerly $3.50. now ipaC.OU
Ladies' unrivalled shoes, for
merly S3. 00, now
$2.25
1 .1:. u..
juuica suuuo, iui - .
merly $2.25, now 4)1. 01)
We have a nice stock of
ladies' shoes, cheaper grades,
from 90c to $1.25.
Our stock of men's shoes
speak for themselves. They
are far above the standard.
We are sole agents for the
W. L. Douglas $2 ancl $3-5
shoes.
A. WOMER,
124 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Ellis Guzinsky's
Cheap Grocery
Is now at its new place
216 W. Centre St., Shenandoah.
Three doors below brick school.
I
yers
Kerry
CtNPHl
E
P0TTSVILLE NEWS.
Itspa..nhg hs ftmrt aad Elsewhere at the
Cmarfy Seat.
Potts rill. April . The fsasrsl f the
Iste Henry Kbu Unk. pUcsj Teste rdsy after
norm frees bin bMat boat mn street and
was tantcly attesded. Mr. Kssr was a native
of Hanover. Oeiassny. aad eaaae to PotM
vil'e in IMS. wvrkioc stbat towie of tsi'or
ior sstil reeratly. Ris wis in lv
Tb fsllowinv cbiMrea sarvire : fleor and
W,l:iam Philadelphia; Catharine Miller.
Xsw Haves. Casus ; Christian. Mrs. Fred,
erics; Porta, Mrs. PreaWrfcek Ekerle. Mrs.
Mary Hildebraadt. Heary. CbarbM and
Oeswfe. "f Pottavilfs. Deceased was held in
tbe bisjtMas esteem by bis fellow eitisena and
lived to the ripe oki at of W years, his
later rears atta aunt hid all the aseve ears
fairy by bis cbiMrea a acesstat at tbe ealt
iof away of bis aula ts faarteaa years be
fore. Haydsa Lo4a X. t, I. O. O. T , aad
Welballa Mga Xo. . D. O. Baracari. at
tended tba faneral. Sen teas were eoadaetasl
ia tbe Trinity Oeraasa Itberaa eboreb by
toe pastor. Bev. J. H. t'aabeobea. the eherr
assWitins;. latevineat was aaade ia tbe 044
Fellows' cemetery. Mr. Kfatra was tba eld
est Odd Ceilew ia Schaylkill canty.
Tbe B. P. O. EJkn, headed by the Third
Brltade Bead, aaet a defeaaOaai of fellow
members froaa Mahasoy City test eveaiag
ip.rf arrival of the li I- V. K. K. train
nd after feastior tbeir eyes with a look it
the finest pair of eiks aatlers this side of tbe
MissiMippi river, toe route sf asrade was
gone over amid a brilliant display of (re
works. A gsard of honor escorted tbe jrift
and a terse number of Elks took part ia tbe
parade. Maay colored ribbon decorated tbe
antlers aad Centre street was lined
with immense crowds who eraaed
th'ir neeka to get a view of tbe
princely gift. Tbe Antlers otsavrare S feet
inches from bead to tips aad their late
bearer was winged ia Wyoming. At tbe
rooms a social aessioa was held, a concert by
tbe hand preceding tbe presentation by Ex
Jodge K. H. Koch. He made a brilliant
speech and was warmly appteaded. James
F. Carim received tbe gift in behalf of tbe
lodge. Songs, story telling aad musical
selections concluded one of tbe bappiest
events in tbe society's history. Following ia
a list of the visitors: Jaanes MeSlbeany,
Charles Barehill. Harrison Ball, Elmer Ball,
Michael O'Connor, Edwsrd Sellenun, Frank
Reed, Eogene Me A tee, James Qairk. Elmer
Opp, George Llewellyn, E. A. Griffith and
Harry Krebs, Mabanoy City ; Dr. Monagban,
Shenandoah and J. A. Depew aod George
Brill, Delano.
Mabanoy City's street paving of vitrified
brick is making the town famoas throagbmt
tbe county.
Mrs. Hannah Beber was baried from tbe
home of her eon-in-tew. Frederick Flail, 4-tt
West Race street. Rev. Murray, of tbe First
Baptist eboreb. conducted tbe services. In.
tennent at Odd Fellows' cemetery.
George J. Smith and Edward Heffner are
oat for Chief Burgess at this early date.
Friends of Democratic County Chairmen
Joseph W. Moyer are booming bim for tbe
State Chairmanship.
At a meeting held test evening it was de
cided to reorganize Co. H, 3th Regiment, In
to the National Guard of Penna.
Tax Collector Jobs Coleman, of Begin
township, made a payment on Ms IStrS da pli
cate, at the Treaaorer'j office this morning,
and David Camming, of Schaylkill Hareo,
paid on hia 167 duplicate, and Edward
Sboener. Orwigsbarg. on bis 1683 duplicate.
David Stanffer died test evening, aged hd
years. He is survived by two children, Mrs.
Charles Schmeltzer and Mrs. William Mus
ket. He was for many years gardner for tbe
late John Barman, Ew , and bis beira.
Letters testamentary were granted to
Bertba J. and Frank C. Palmer on the estate
of Isabella Palmer late of Pottsville, de
ceased. John Phillips, of Frackville. baa announced
himself as a candidate for delegate to tbe
Republican state convention. He is now
School Director, and is very prominent in
tbe polities of tbat town.
DEEDS RECORDED.
Samuel K. Moyer and others to Josiah
Berntheieel, premises in South Manheim
township ; Josiah Berntheisel and wife to
Reuben Moyer premises in Auburn ; Renben
F. Moyer and wife to Samuel Bur key.
premises in An born ; John A. Uenry and
wife to John G. Reber. premises in South
Manheim township ; John 6. Reber and wife
to Elizabeth J Henry, premises in Anburn;
Sheriff of Schuylkill county to George F.
Klminel, premises in Sooth Manheim town
ship ; Cornelius Spearent to Johanna
Spearent. premises in Cressona : Henry
Perkins and wife to Mary J. Glenn, premises
in TanvMjua ; Ready Trust Co. to A. K
Frederic!, premises in South Manbelm towD
ship; Augusta Rettig and others to John H.
Gaeeer, premises in Pottsville; Annie M.
Mortimer to Emily A. Mortimer, premises in
Pottsville.
BETTJQ HRKWKRY SOLD.
A deed was offered for record this morning
conveying the Rettig brewery on West
Market street from Augusta Rettig and
others, executors, to John 11. Goeser, of Dan
ville. Pa., and an assignment of the personal
property of tbe eettte was also filed with Re
corder Emanuel Jenkyn, along with a copy
of the agreement between Wm. O. Rettig and
others, executors. The amount is cot specl
Sod.
How Ia Your Wife 1
Has she lost her beauty? If so, Constipa
tion, Indigestion, Siek Headache are tbe
principal causes. Karl'a Clover Root Tea
has eared these ills for half a century. Price
26 eta. and SO ets. Money refunded if results
are not satisfactory. Sold by P. D. KJrlin
and a guarantee.
Last Two Toara To Washington.
The last two of the present series of Penn
gylvania Railroad three-day personally-con
ducted tours to Washington, D. C, will leave
April 20 and May 11. The rate, 11.50 from
N'ew York. (11.54 from Philadelphia, and
proportionate rates from other points, Includ
transportation, botol accommodations and
Capitol guide fees. An experienced Chaperon
will also accompany tbe party.
For itineraries and full Information
apply to nearest tiektt agents; Tourist
Agents, WW Broadway, Xew York, and 7S
Broad street, Newark, N . J. ; or address Geo
W. Boyd, Assistant General Ianger Agent,
Broad Street Station, Philadelphia.
Flrel Fire I flrel
Insure your property from loss In the
oldest aod strongest cash companies : PhiU
Underwriters Insurance Co. of North
America and Fire Association, Hartford
Fire Ins O)., American tire Insurance Co
West Chester Fire Ins. Co., United Firemen'
Ids. Co, T. T. Williams,
123 8. Jardln Rt.. Shenandoah.
Ask your grocer for the "Boyal Patent
dour, and take no other brand. It Is the beet
floor made.
Ihlgli Valley Itallroad,
fipeeial low rate ezeuraiou to Washington
I). V.. Monday, April lOtli. Jbtle from Hlien
andoab, M81 for the round trip; Tickets
pood goiug and returning on all trains, ex
cept Illaok Diamond Kxpreas. and good fu
return to and including April 201 li, S09. For
particulars apply to Lehigh Valley ticket
agents.
A Itackwooda Town,
From the MInsrs' Journal.
Ten families left Pottsville for Ohio on
Sunday ; fourteen bricklayers left Potlaville
for Homestead on Tuesday ; two other worK
aien left Pottsville yesterday to secure work
in Heading or Alleutown. And Vet one of
our contemporaries says Pottarllle Is to have
a boom tbia aumtuer,
THE TrrATttER.
Xa vmperatnre bas ritlen is the ad
- ii"- ky mountain r-gioo, sail has
rin over tte
fixith Atlantic
stsfs aad ia the
extreme aortb
wesr. Tae wvsc
ther rrmriBBMeoM
for the smuts, rx
cept in the Lake
Superior rvaiea
and tV MiaVlbi
and North Psria
cof dUfticts. TlM
Ohio river caaitiar
avs to fall slowly.
The Mississippi river is falliaa; sbrwly
at Memphis and rises sltarhtly at Vicks
hTrg and New Orleans. Forecast n
til f p. m. today for this sectiott: Fair,
with increasias: rloadiorss toward aiskt;
winds abiftinc to fmk northeast erfy.
Poasibly rain toasorrnw.
SnnrW, ft At; soaawt, 629: teacth of
day. 12b., 53aa.; awoa rises, 3:16; bmxmi
eta, SJS6.
PERSONAL MEfiflori.
J. J. Fmaey saeat to-day at Haaavsoa, la
apeetiaa: the silk mil, with a view to pseibie
opera tioos ia that direction here.
WiMaa Seatt, of Milton, Past Coleewl
Peaaa. WvWoa of the Snns of Vetera, was
a visitor to town to-day.
Mh Katie Dedewortb left tows to-day for
Xew York City, where she is leads I raaaaia.
Bev. and Mrs. O. W. Van Fosses aad chil
dren left town this aaoraiag for Bethlehem,
to spoad a few days with Mrs. Van Foaiea's
parents.
H. A. Acker, of Beading, saeat several
boars ia traaaaeatag basiacss here yesterday.
Mrs. Joba L. Willis dm aad daochter, Mrs.
Thoawj Saager, of Ml. (armet. were gaesta
of friend i la town to-day.
Robert Yost, of East Mabaaoy Joaetioa.
visited friends la town to-day.
T. W. Taylor has ehaaced his reside ace
from West Centre to South Jardia street.
Mrs. Joba A. Beffjy and daughter. Mb
Nellie, of towa. spent yesterday in Sbamokia
witb the Misses Mallen.
WHT LOW VITA LITT 13 DANOtKOCS.
Low vitality, bad blood and shattered
nerves are tbe eaace of a majority of diseases
tbat affect mankind. Xenons exhaustion a
both men and w men is the evil of tbe age.
and tax tbe skill of tbe greatest medical
specialists. Ordinary practitioners make no
serioas pretence to tbe saceessful treatment
of tsch eases. Dr. Greene, tbe leading
specialist in curing nervous and chronic dis
eases, invites free consultation in all cases of
chronic and lingering complaints. Dr.
Greene is especially desirous of being con -suited
in eases tbat others have failed to cure.
His office Is at 36 West 11th St.. New York
City, and he makes no charge for consulta
tion and advice. If it is not convenient to
call write Dr. Greene a letter describing yoar
symptoms, and you will receive a prompt
and satisfactory reply.
Shenandoah Will Participate.
Misses Horr and Dnnkel. who are conduct
ing a class in physical eoltore at this place,
will give a debnrtean and dramatic enter
tainment at Mabanoy City, on Tuesday aad
Wednesday evenings of next week. A man
dolin club under the direction of Prof.
Elmer Wilde will take part in the eierefaee.
Hospital Patients.
Roger Dixon, of Loeast Dale, who was in
jured internally while at work in tbe mines
some time ago, and who baa been under
treatment at tbe Miners' hospital for some
weeks, was taken home. It is very doubtful
if he ran recover.
Peter McGinn is, of Mt. Cannel. the youth
who bad his arm torn off at the shoulder by
having it caught in tbe machinery at one of
tbe breakers a week or so ago, is improving
Tbe report that he was at the Miners' hos
pital ia not true, lie is still at his borne.
Hazleton's Silk 31111.
Final arrangeisents were made at Hazle-
ton yesterday between local capitalists aDd J
managers of the Daolap Silk Company, of
Lyons, France, for tbe erection of a siik 1
mill at tbe former place, which will ec.ploy
lbOO bands.
Pension Granted.
The following have been granted pen-ions
Isaac Herb Sacramento, this eoanty. per
month, and Levi P. Miller, of Pottsvilie, 8
He I.lmpeU Home. '
Shortly after three o'clock thia afternoon a
miner waa seen making bis way painfully.
through tbe streets with the aid of a lagging.
Upon inquiry he proved te be Mike Kniis, of
West Juneberry alley. His left shoulder and
foot were bruised by a falling piece of roal in :
tbe Knickerbocker colliery. He came to i
town on an electric car and trusted to the
lagging to help him tbe rest of the way borne. I
He was asked why be did notcome home in,
an ambulance and replied, "0, I'm all right."
Ileturned From .Soft Coal Iteglon. '
'Baek" Mochamer, who waa one of tbe
few English speaking miners who last week
lelt Hazleton for the soft coal region in the
expectation tbat they were to receive good
wages, bas returned. He stys tbat tbe work
ia not satisfactory, and tbat wages are below
the scale.
lllae Know Anniversary.
From Hazleton Sentlne!.
Forty years ago this month we had tbe
Mae snow. Tbe snow was about six Inches
deep and the sun waa so warm that people
went wading through It carrying sunshades.
"Oleo" Healers Arrested.
Robert M. Simmons, of Plioenixvllle, pure
food commissioner, visited Mabanoy City
yesterday anil discovered tbat oleomargarine
waa being sold by two local dealers named
William Powell and John Hall. Both were
arrested and put under 1300 ball, each, fur
trial at court.
Iued ltopda.
Tbe Sharaolcin School Board baa isaued
bomla to the amount of $-18,000. They were
purebaaed by Hayes & Co., of Philadelphia
at 3) per cent, interest. The premium paid
was 1,701.
More So Than the Other.
A new millionaire, after returning
from a continental tour on which he bad
long wt his heart wns narrating one
evening to hia friend the doctor how be
bad vieltod ' tbe inujeatle lake of Geneva
and trodden the Umkn of blue Loman. "
"Excuso me," Interrupted the doctor.
"Lake Gen ova and Lake Leman ore sy
nonymous.
"That, my dear sir," replied the new
millionaire, "I know very well. But are
you aware tbat Lake Ionian la the more
synonymous of the twor"
They Needed I'ruyera.
A member of parliament tells a good
story of an out ot the way country clergy'
man who did not keep up to date in what
waa going on In the world. One Sunday
be asked his sexton : "Is tho prayer for
parliament to be used today? Is parlia
ment still sitting!"'
Tbe sexton's reply camo promptly,
"Well, sir, I don't know, but, anyhow,
better pray for them, for they're a precious
bad lot! London Standard.
The Ilriiveat Soldier,
Frederick the Oreat ufter a terrible en-
gagenwnt aakul his olllours who behaved
moat Intrepidly during the engagement.
The preference was unanimously given to
himself.
"You are mistaken. The bravest fellow
was a flfer whom I passed SO times dur
ing the engagement, and who did not
ceoM) or vary u note the whole time."
PITHY P0HTTS.
rfappsinlBcs Throwzhocrl thvs Caaatry
CbjsbJsI' I tor Hasty Ferxhal.
Taas at tae wcasker.
mtMb CeaaeC aweas
raran-iBVs pasak bar
wVt be tut 1 1
TaasaaM am 1ST ssrptk eafatlasl ia tbe
awbbw Khauss.
Aaa Bat laaaaThr. awaaaaty Baafrtatsr f
I be East Hsaviv Mahtasa CMr. b) awfusMl-
ir tar lb lawe af t strj Intel at Atteatbr
City.
Jsa F. abiyaaaaVi. sC HaaHaar nsae. ws
ass beest jeri isaty sick fcr the attst aaoatk
:iad wba was tbeosrht be sat a fair mid W
iwwisiy. Wet. a rsteam aad has sasadutiosi
aww eritfaML
Tba cJatbaK sf tT-yesr-ssd Eva LaaWr-
r ninth, sf Lsbaaua. taakfM An fraaa naant
with a saatsu asai saw wax sssrSary hsrraedL
Bask asat West Pana Twp.. tuasaii are
aayfac Jtainliaa, to plaatiau; trees assasr tax
kirbwys vtUk a raw af aatttatr a rsSMte sf
their saaaa. i
Taw Tsaanait aaitatatAet'i art t be beta
rs ip lasibie hy taw Bri at Haafth tar paMia
raawrate. wbm tbe itatainiid baa dawi (rsaa
CVVsBiaaM SataaMaaWQW
Tea hi i a rseraita aave beest raeeaved fr
tbe reralar arasy at PoMsviDs.
Tbe Paaasylvaaia Caavartaaaiaa BHawm
yesterday a wanted a taatiitat tar tbe aruiittia
of a llsVtWaaitoriaai at XeaM Grssau.
The arst Taeeday ia May Ike Senas Di
rectors wfli asset ia cea Italian to elect a
essraty saperiateadeat. Tbe varisw.i raadi
datos are kokiac ap their friaaaj.
Trying to beard a freirbt train at Chaas
bersbarg. Jamas Hetberly, a QalaeT black
Maith. was throws aader tbe wheats tad cat
la two
Soath Betblabesa Bwsaujb Cm scil has
awarded a ivs-year eoatract far street Hzht
ing to HesTaiaa A Lauer, at S-t) rests per arc
light per aigbt.
Frank Dresbler, of Allen tows, wb last
Seatesaber bad both legs eat oaT by a traia,
bas saed tbe Philadelphia & Reading Rail
way Cesupaay for i lO.ef'.O daatagea.
Edward S. Chambers, a Qaay leader af
Centre eaaaty. has beea appstated attoraey
ia tbe A editor General's department. Tbe
place ts worth about $2,000 a year.
Falling from a high porch at Bethlehem.
Mrs. Francis Witmeyer broke her back.
On bis way home, after calling est friends.
Martin Burke, aa aged resident ef Haaover,
York county, was stricken blind.
Thieves carried off $380 worth of goods
float P. L. Dteeer & Son's furaisbiBg goods
store, at Hamburg, Berks county.
While superintending tbe staking of a well
on bis property at East Masch Chunk,
Adolpb Doerriog was striekea with paralysis,
fell into tbe bole and was kilted.
Charged with attempting to kill John
Carver, of Myerstown, by sheeting bim in
tbe bead, while the two were driving to
gether. Harry Beager was held under heavy
bail.
Tt lir We Are night Handed.
A professor who bas made a study of
children says be has discovered why the
majority ot people are right banded. In
fants nse both bands nntil they begin to
speak Tbe motor speech (auction con
trol the right side of the body, and the
tlrst right handed motions are expressive
motions, tending to help ont speech. As
speech grows, so dees right handedness.
The Plnce He Soocht.
"Here's an Item to the effect that tho
only thing a man can do In New York
wit hoot money is to ran into debt."
"Great mackerel! If a fellow can do
thnt, I'm going to New York They must
he- easier there than they are In Chicago "
Chicago Post.
Unit and Half.
Of the people whose consciences trouble
them one half worry tn-causo they are
jfMiil they 11 be m 'ht. t!ic other half be-aito-'
v itp c:u.ht -'. w Y Tk 1 ress.
for oror us ,
ci tie Globe for
RHEUMATISM,
1ERMAH MEDICAL
. prescribed byeslzestpij
DR. RICHTER S
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EXPELLEE.
World renowned I Remarkably anccesaf ol I 9
Only giotno WJi Trade Mark ' Anchor.'1 1
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31 HIGHEST AWARDS,
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13 Branch Eraes. (hra GUirrcixs.
Endorud and Eecommtnnt'l by
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DR. RICHTCTt'8
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Colic llripeplaCMlnmacli SJomplalnt. 1
MISCELLANEOUS.
POUND, On Saturday, 1st Inst., a eum of
monev on Jardln street Owner can bare
same by proving what kind of currency and the
amount. Also by paying for tbls adrert'sement.
Call at 300 Went Cherry street. 4-5 2t
TnOR SALE. Whole or half Interest of
1 brick buildlnt? located on East Centre street
Steam heat and gas, bath r"otnv and up-to date
In every respect. For further Information
apply to S u. M. Hollo peter. 4-1-tf
TMPItOVE VOUK WIWTlNO. By sending 250
L for 3fl aborted pens for bualneaa and tine
eorreeponuing purtoea to
The IIabt M'p'o Co ,
S--tl l'ott-Tille, Pa.
COIt KENT. A hall for roeetlne purpo-ea
A Can he rented for Mondav nlulit onlv. Beat
hall In town. Apply at Hefowlch'a clothing
"VTOTIOE. Uealrable orowrt
lea for sale, Ap-
1 ply to S. O. M. llollopeter.
attorney,
Huenandoan.
Bell's Meat Market.
Wholesome meats, fresh, with prompt de
livery, la one ol our many apeclaltlea. Another
think- la our rellablllity. You can leave an
order with ua, or Html, without any doubt of
getting Junt what you order. Our prices are
always rlgut.
BELL'S, 19 1. 1 SIIEI.
REMOVAL!
Tho Singer Sowing Ma
chine Company has re
moved to t 1 3 North Main
street, next door to J. J.
Price's dry geede ctoro
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Fine
Shoes.
This is another department wet
fere added to our already largest
sfcee store in litis loealhr. We pay
stweml attention u this particular
line of fortwenr, andean uaraatee
to the bnyer that Curtis' shoes are
unequalled in every detail. There
is no necessity for the gentleman
shoe barer to place man orders
with other out-of-town firms or
probably journey to Philadelphia
or New York for a tine pair of
shoes, because we have the finest
and best assortment right on our
shelves. All we ask is to come
and see them, our selection will do
the rest.
Custom Last
We have them In patent leather
bals. willow calf bals, and box calf
bals. They can be had in either russet
or black. Also every conceivable
width and toes.
Look at our show
window on the south
side for the display
it is well worth your
attention.
The public should
bear in mind that we
carry only the newest
in footwear.especially
for the spring and
summer season of '99
We have devoted con
siderable labor to our
assortment.
SHOE
STGRE;
14 S. Main St.
Our
Spring
Suitings
Are
Winners.
Our Inimitable
patterns ptve the
best result ever at
tained In men's gar
ments. Ana yet, we
aeil cneap.
Portz Bros.,
24
North Main Street.
COLUMBIA
DOCK
Dp
EER
Is drank by everybody. It
is
now on tap. Private families
supplied.
5C- SHAVE.
I announce to the public that begin.
nli.g to-day, March 22nd, my ratea
win bet........
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Hair Cutting 10c
HIRAM SPADE,
131 North Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
REMOVED !
Philip Yarowsky's
GROCERY
TO
No. 233 West Centre Street.
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No Sore Nose
From Eyeglasses.
This new invention insures
an. I
absolute comiorr. to wearer.
Holds the lines in proper posi-
tion ; doesn t pinch ana won t
! at 1 1 . i
ia 1 1 wnen properly aajusteu.
Thos. Buchanan,
Jeweler and Optician.
118 South Main Street.
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
dnd Porter.
Also agent for the Famous
L0RENZ SCHMIDT'S
Jit. 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 Alain Street,
Will receive prompt attention.
COMPETENT RETOUCHERS !
LATEST APPLIANCES IN PHOTOGRAPHY i
At our gallery you cet a photosrapb that
will make you look: pleasant and run uo chancea
on being disappointed. Good photos at 23 ceuta
per dozen.
Frames and Crayons of Every Des
cription at Reduced Prices.
Dabb's Studio,
K Weet Centre street.
F
RIEDMAN'S
ENLARGED
GROCERY,
213 W. Centre St.
Wholesale : and '. Retail.
It Is clean, neat. In vi tine a store should he
that handles high claas groceries only. If you
warn uie oeei
Groceries. Provisions, ft eats.
Vegetables,
the market affords come to our store. Our
prices are an additional attraction.
A. Friedman,
213 West Centre Street.
Miss Mary E.Jones,
Dealer In and maker of
Wax and Natural Designs
For use on funeral occasions.
All kinda of deatgne always on hand and
special designs made on short notice. Beat
materials, and all work guaranteed.
White and black aatln slippers with patent
extension device.
Easter Orders Promptly Attended to.
Cor. Main and Lloyd Streets.
YOUR EYES.
J. D. COLDREN,
Of Schuylkill Haven,
The noted Itefractlontst, who has testimonials
from tbe best people ot the county, aa to hia
ability, will be at
GROMjER'S drug store
WEDNESDAY OP EACH WEEK.
If your eye cause you any trouble call and see
h!ui. Glasses furnished If needed and no
medicine.
EXAMINATIONS FREE.
WARE,
ROOFING.
SMITHING,
REPAIRING.
STOVE REPAIRING.
M.
J. LEACH,
NO. 221 EAST CENTRE STREET.
Canaries,
Sweet singers. Also some for
breeding purposes.
Japanese Oold Fish and globes.
Pigjons Common fancy.
AUNINO SUPPLIES.
DAVID HOPKINS,
103 Eaat Centre street, Shenandoah, Pa.