ICE CHEAM SODA, All flavors. Delicious and thirst quenching. SHENANDOAH DRUG STORE, South Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa. Telephone Connection, DAVISON'S Department Stores, Nos. U9-131. 133 North Hatn Street. Baby Coaches and Go-Carts U11U11U11 Our go-carts are something new They are just the thing for a child too laree for a carriage and not large enough to walk. Our baby carriages are like the coming spring. They are just as "warm" as the first rays of sun shine. You ought to come and look at them and then we could say to you : DO YOU SEE how well prepared we are with this stock, the largest ever yet brought here. DO YOU SEE that we have put the very smallest prices on these goods yet quoted here. DO YOU SEE that our goods have a better make and finish than ever. DAVISON'S Department Stores, Nos. Ho-121-123 North-Alain St SPRING SHOES A big line of Men's, Ladies Misses' and Children's shoes await your approval. We call special attention to our exquisite line of Russet Shoes. Men's $5.00 Shoes at $3.50. 3 35. " " 1.25. ' 3-50 3.00 Ladies' 3.oo 3.25 " 1.5 2.00. 1.50. 1.00. These prices range in comparison with the Misses' and Children's stock. Another lot of. shoes going at 85 cents that are really worth $1.25 and $1.50. BOSTON 27 South Main Street. Shenandoah, I. SPONT, PROP. FOUR DOORS ABOVE POST OFFICE. Pa. Spring Suitings. We have some of the choicest suits made by the leading manufacturers in spring suitings at $10, $11 and $12 and upwards. They are the nearest approach to perfection ever seen in men's garments. w Our line Is 1 rwwwi nifi ,plendld one. You won't want anything else when you see It We make trousers from SB.OU upwaru. Kelly & Conway TAILORS, 14 W. Centre St., FERGUSON HOUSE BLOCK. CHEAP GROCERIES. Hay, Flour and Feed. NEW STORE. NEW STOCK. Our goods are staple and aell retail at wholesaleprices. ... , FOK BATURDAY.-Kggs, 13 cents per doien j farmer roll butter, 16c and lSo; bjs creamery butter, 23o( harns, B$e; shoulders, (c Ellis Guzinsky, 216 West Centre St,, Shenandoah. Three doom below brick school. IT'S ANIIMPOSSIBILITY FOR MAN To eook at I1 od ft Is next to Impossible for a . .v ..tufiLTttirilv unless she has the proper materials to practice the culinary art. ltiveiyou tried our staple and fancy palate pleasers? E. B. FOLEY, Su'tr.Bt. THIS "Every mornlnc I have a bad taste In my mouth; my tongue Is coated; my head acnes ana l oiten icci uizzy. I have noaDDetlte for breakfast and what food I cat distresses me. I have a heavy feeling in my stomach. 1 om getting so weak that sometimes I tremble and my nerves are all unstrung. 1 am getting paie ana imu. i am as tired In the morning as at night." What does your doctor say? "You are suffering from Im pure blood." What Is his remedy? J5' You must not have consti pated bowels If you expect the Sarsaparllla to do its best work. But Ayer's PilU cure constipa tion. We have a book on Paleness and Weakness which you may have for the asking. Wrllo to our Doctors. Terhapi you would like to oonrolt eminent phrilclans about your condi tion. Write ui f reslr all the particulars In tout case. Tou will receive a prompt wr- . ...... . Lowell, Ma. LAST PKllSONAI.l.Y-CONDOCTi:!) TOUK TO WASHINGTON VIA PENNSYL VANIA KAIXKUAD. The last of the present series of rcnnsyl vania Railroad throe-day personally-conducted toure to Washington, D. C, will be run on May 11. Tlie rate. $14 50 from New York. 811.50 from Philadelphia, and propor tionate rates from other points, includes transportation, hotel accommodations and Capitol guido fees. An experienced Chaperon will also accompany the party. For itineraries, tickets, and full information apply to nearest ticket agents; Tourist Acnnt. 1100 Broadway. New York, and 780 Braid street. Newark, N. J. ; or nddress Geo W. Boyd, Assistant General rassenger Agent, Broad Street Station, Philadelphia. Flrot Fire I rirel Insure your property from loss in tho oldest and strongest cash companies: Phila, Underwriters Insurance Co. of North America and Fire Association, Ilartford Fire Ins. Co., American Firo Insurance Co., West Chester Fire Ins. Co., United Fircmen'i Ins. Co. T. T. Williams, 123 S. Jardin St.. Shenandoah. Ask your grocer for the "Royal Patent flour, and take no other brand. It la tho best flour mwlf. Ice Cream, All flavors. Man u f a c - tured daily. Delivered to all parts of town. 2V X ITOJRL Sealed PINK BAND Package. NewYork. Bon-Bons and Chocolates, Made Only Jly TENNET COMPANY, FOR SHE BY FRED. KEITHAN, Baker and Confectioner, 104 M . IVIaln St. COMPETENT RETOUCHERS ! LATEST APPLIANCES IN PHOTOGRAPHY! At nur irallprr -vou iret a nhotoirraDli that will make youlookpleatuintand run no chances on being disappointed. Good photos at 33 cents per dozen. Frames and Crayons of Every Des crlptlon at Reduced Prices. Dabb's Studio, SOU West Centre street, REMOVAL. Tho Singer Sowing Ma chine Company has re moved to 1 1 S North Main street, noxt door to J. J. Price's dry goods store. PITHY POINTS. ilHienliiK Throughout the Country )liron1ol'l fur llnaty Termini. Trailing arlmtus Is showing its color on tlio mountains. Oars are now running between l'ottsvlllo ami Tumbling Ittin. Klglit mure regular army recruits woro sent from l'ottsvlllo on Saturday. Tlio ' Good Samaritan Homo," for young women, is soon to be opened at Heading. illcyclos are becoming numerous In town. Dealers say they aru cheaper this soason than ever. After an Idleness of four weeks tlio Rich ardson eolllrry at Mlncrsvillo resumed work tlls morning. A big INptlst Young People's Union rally will bo bold noxt Friday at Portland, North ampton county. Twelvo-ycar-old Mnrtlnnana Micro becamo the bride, at Now Castle, of Gabriel Clcerchi, a man of 30 years. Somobody lias Insulted tlio dignity of classic l'ottsvlllo by mistaking tlio new public building for an nrmy banncks. Bishop Etholbort Talbot, of Bctliloliem, yostorday visited St. Luko's Episcopal church and confirmed a class of fifteen persons. Dr. Lewis G. Wcthcrau, of Hazleton, and a graduate of Mcdlro-Chi, of Philadelphia, lias registered at the Protbonotary's olllco in this county. John W. Edwards, superintendent of the plant of tho Ashland Coal & Coko Co., at Ashland, W. Va., is arranging for tho ship ment of his household effects. Blcyclo paths seem to bo all tlio rago. Tlio wheelmen of Shamokln havo under consider atlon tho construction of a bicycle path bo twecn Shainokin and Sunbury. Invitations are out announcing a "boating' to-morrow evening, ill honor of Miss Emma Kimble, at East Mahauoy Junction, Aud yet they say thoro is nothing now uudor the sun. Arbitrators In tho caso of Ellon Dowald et al. vs. William Berkheiscr and O.J. Aregood, executors of John Borkhelsor, deceased, filed au award giving tho plaintiff tho sum of f 1.271 and costs. Tho Siato Fish Commission lias decided tn abolish tho breeding of trout at the state ishcry in Salisbury, Lehigh county, and tho houses and pouds will bo dovoted entirely to tho hatching of black bass. Whilo digging a well at Spring Mills, Centre county. Jeremiah Snavcly, at a depth of tweuty-flvo feet struck hard coal of a fair nualitv. While his train was running at tno rate oi 60 milos an hour, near Lansdate, Engineer A. C. Miller reached out of the cab window aud caught a pigeon flying alongside The old Collins furnace, at Bellefonte, is to be put in operation soon, and invtstigation is being made of tlio plant at uurtin's worss, with a view of again putting It In blast. The sure La Grippe Cure. There is no uso suffering from this dreadful malady.if you will only get tho right reracuy, You aro having pain all through your body, vnur liver is out of order, havo no appetite, no life or ambition, havo a bad cold, in fact aro completely used up. Electric Bitters is tho onlv remedy that will give you prompt and sure relief. They act directly on your Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, tono up the wholo system and make you feel like a new being. They are guaranteed to euro or prico refunded. For sale at A. Wasley's Drug Store, only 50 cents per bottlo. Urlmlual Court Next Week. The May torm of criminal court will begin next Monday, aud the Indications are it will be a busy term. Tho homicide case in which Michael Ilorrick is charged with killing Michael Nicholas at West Bear Kidge colliery, last February; three cases against part.es selling oleomargarine ; the misdemoanor caso against the school directors of New Castlo township, are the priucipal cases to bo trloa. It is hinted that a special torm may be ar ranged for to dispose of alt cases now on tho dockets. Marriage Licenses. Adam Balonas and Bctrena Belunika, both of Mahanoy City ; Thomas D. Entwlstle and Dora Fulda, both of Mahanoy City; Danlol Keddall and Elizabeth E. Davis, both ot Tamaqua ; Francis W. Dunn, of Minersville, and Mary Derrick, or Cass Township; William F. Herrity and Mary V. Goughans, both of Girardville. Searching (or Counterfeits. The government officials beliovo that counterfeit revenue stamps woro circulated in this county by tho gang of counterfeiters recently detected in Philadelphia and Lan caster. It is said bogus stamps have been found in this district, and Revenue Collector Koar is on the lookout for others. He will make a tour of the district for that purpose. Sir. Wadllngers Mission. The Daily True American, of Trenton, K. J., says: "Hon. George J. Wadlinger, presl dent of the Anthracite Telephone uompany of Pottsville, Pa., is in Trenton looking over tho 'phone systems in this town to obtain pointers for his company, which is about to put in a big syBtem there." Mr. wauunger is working in conjunction with the company recently organized here. They Are Insane. Georco Komey and William Tumbler, in. mates of the county prison, have been de clared insane and will be admitted to the insane department of the almshouse. I he first named hails from Girardville, and Is charged with assault and attempt to kill, while Tumbler is supposed to be an escaped lunatic. Knights Golden Kagle Parade, On account of the parade of the Knights of the Golden Eagle at Lancaster, Pa., May 8, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company has arranged to sell excursion tickets, from all stations on its line in the state of l'ennsylva nia. to Lancaster and return, at rate of single fare for the round trip, minimum rate twentv-nve cents. Tickets will be sola on May 8 and 9, good to return until May lu, Inclusive, but will not be valid for passage on the Pennsylvania Limited, Sacrifice removal sale of Jewolry, silver- . t J 1 ware, watches, ciocks, optical goous uu musical instruments at Orkln's, 120 South Main street. tf Mine Accident. Paul Poloheskl. of Shamokln, was caught bv a nremature blast at the Corbln colliery, Shamokin. and seriously Injured. He was taken to tbo Miners' hospital on Baturaay, ltriervolr Stocked. The reservoir recently built on Broad Mountain for the purpose of supplying tho Miners' Hospital at Fountain Springs with water has been stockod with trout to the number of 2,000. The specimens secured are f h American brook order, average six inches In length, and were purchased by Dr, HiddlH at the Penn Forest hateuery, near Mauch Chunk. "Now good digestion waits on appetite, and health on both." If It doesn't try Burdock Blood Bitters Married. Joseph Illchardson and Miss Eliza Eussell, both of Mahanoy City, were married Satur day evening In tho English Lutheran par annafra. Mrs. Hannah Becker, of Mahanoy City, and Hichard Brown, of Trenton, were mar rled at the home of William Luke, at the ftirnifir nlace. Saturday evening. MUs tln T.uke. sister of the bride, was the bridesmaid, and Jeremiah Brown, brother of the bridegroom, was the groomsman. Obituary, John Unealraitls died at his home, 831 T.Wrt street, this morning. Death was duo to pneumonia, Deceased was 33 years of age, THIS WKATIIKK. Tho tomporaturo changes htfvo boon unimportant. An area of low barom- ctcr Is dovoloplnc over Utah, and a slight depression Is central over eastern Missouri. Tho harometor is high in tho ex treme northwest, ovor tho St. Law rence valley, and off tho south At lantic coaBt. Fore cast for this sec tion until 8 p. m. today: Increasing cloudiness; prohably showers tonight and tomorrow; winds mostly rrosu eontherly. Sunrise, 6:18; sunset, G:52; lengtli or day, 13h., 44m.; moon rises, G:16 p. m.; tnoon sets, 4:04 a. m. PERSONAL MENTION. Adam Miller was a Sunday visitor to Sim. niokin. Harry Boughcy, of Philadelphia, spent to. day In town. Miss Ida Dusto, of South Jardin strcot, is ill at her homo. John V. Curtin transacted business at Frecland to-day. Miss Eliza arifflths, of Philadelphia, is the guost of town friends. Philip Wcsnor. of Mt. Carmel, was tho guest of friends in town. John Closo, of Mahanoy City, was a guest of town friends last evening. George Spado, of Gordon, spent yostorday In town, visiting his parents. Edward Williams, of Danville, spont yes. tcrday in town as tho guest of his parents. C. W. Bcddall, of Tamaqua, was a brier visitor to town on Saturday afternoon. S. G. M. Ilollopeter and E. W. Shoomaker, E.-qs., attended motion court at Pottsvlllo to. day. W. J. Galvin loft town this altcrnoou Atlautio City, whero ho will remain a fow days. Mrs. W. J. Morgan, and Bon James, ot South Jardin street, are visitors to Phila. delphla, Miss Bessio Wadlinger, of Pottsvlllo, was entertained here yesterday by Miss Lizzie Stank. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boyrant, of Stcelton, are tho guest of the latter's mothor, Mrs. B. G. Hess, Joseph Dolaney, of Potlsyille, spent the past fow days visiting his sistor on West Cherry street. George Earner, of Reading, spent Sunday in town as tho guest of his brother, William Ramer tho barber. Roes Evans, of Pittsburg, is tho guest of Richard Korslake, of South White street. Mr. Evans spent to-day at Tamaqua. John J. O'Hearn, William U. Glenn, F. J. Brcnnan and J. Claude Brown transacted business at tho county seat to-day. Mlssos Salllo and Mary Dolaney, of Brooklyn, N. Y., aro in town to attend the funeral of tho late William P. Delanoy. J. Irvin Steel,, Jr.. editor of tho Shamokln Herald, was a visitor to town last evening, the guest of J. G. Metz, of the Ferguson House. Matt. Walenk, a former resident of town, but now engaged in tho clothing businoss in Catawissa, shook hands with his many ac quaintances here to-day. Prof. Zeltz has gono to Catawissa for a period of a week. Ho has been engaged by the Catawissa band to give them Instructions, preparatory to a concort which tho band will give noxt Saturday evening. William K. James, formerly public school teacher in this town and later of the Regular Army hospital corps, has accepted n position as traveling salesman for the Philadelphia branch house of Armour & Co. Miss May Uolmau has returned homo from an oxteuded stay with her sister, Mrs. Bailey, at Tamaqua. COMPETE WITH BLACK DIAMOND. A. Iluuior to tho KlTect That the 1" A It, Will Itun a 1'aBt Train. A rumor Is going the rounds to the effect that tho P. & E. railway company is contem- lating running two vestlbuled trains be. tween Buffalo, N. Y., and Philadelphia and New York City, to compete with tho Lehigh Valley Black Diamond Express. If tho report is correct it is likely tliat the now trains will bo put on at the first change in schedule. Tho trains will counoct with tho Fall Brook at Willlamsport. Only about six stops will be made between Will lamsport and Philadelphia, according to the statement oi a gentleman who is In a position to know, and Shamokln will be one of them. rho time made if the trains are put on, win bo about tho same as the Black Diamond Express. Shamokln Herald. Hanks Township Case, Tho Jury in the caso of the Banks Town ship School Board, charged with issuing and publishing a false statement, and which was on trial at Mauch Chunk the entire week, on Saturday rendered a verdict of not guilty George W. Koons. the treasurer, to pay two- thirds of the costs and Edward Oberendor, the prosecutor, representing the Taxpayers' Association, one third. Tho costs amount to over 1000, and Koons' share is (133. He went Into voluntary bankruptcy baturaay morning and has applied for discharge as an insolvent debtor John F. Whalen, bsq., of Pottsville, was one prosecution. of tho lawyers for the Coco Argoline, the genuine articio, for sale at Kirlin's drug store. 10-B-tf Commencement nt Itiugtown. The third annual commencement of tho High school at Klngtown was held at that place on Saturday evening. The graduates were George Pflueger. Thomas Elsenhart, Frank Labenberg. SallleBroiscn, Grace KIcb Sadie Barrow, Sadie Eumbel. The following urogram was presented : Prayer, Kev. A. P Pfluoger : "The Holiday," High School Ulee Club: salutatory. Miss Sallie Breiscb Carnival of birds and roses," Miss Breisch's pupils: dialoguo," "Broakine ud tbo Exhibition," pupils; reclta tlon, "Tho Whistling Eegiment," Miss Gertie Rich: selections, Glee Club; class history. George Pflueger; tambourine drill Miss Bcutschlers pupils; class prophecy, Thomas Elsonhsrt; dialogue, "Which Will he Marry 1" Higb School pupils; presenta' tion of diplomas, . K. Stauflor, president of the School Board ; promotions, I. A. Seltzer 'Evening by the Sea," Gleo Club. rjenth oTPnyiniiBtor Vnndocrlft. Atlanta, April Zi- Major George Vandegrlft, paymastor In tho United States volunteer army, who was strick en with apoplexy Saturday afternoon, died yestorday without regaining con' sclousness. Ho was 59 years old, serV' ed with distinction in the r.lvll war, and since May last has been paymastor oi volunteers. Disabled VuulllHt ltooovorlntr. Pittsbure. April 24. Kid Lavelle, the colored pugilist, who was put to sleen by John Cavanaugh In the 12th round of a light at Homestead Friday night, regained consciousness at noon yesterday. The pnysicians at mercy hospital think he has a chance now lor recovery, Ulrcns People Arriving, The Derformers and musicians that will comprise Lowery'g All United Shows aro be rinninr to arrive. Several musicians put in an anuearance this morning. The show will open Its season at Ollberton ou Thursday, the 27th lust. Mammoth Clothing House, L. GOLDIN, Proprietor. Nos. 9 & 11 South Main St. Shenandoah, Pa. THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY. The Quickest and ltcst Itonlo to All Points In the South. If you are going to any point in tho South, Southwest, Mexico or on tho Pacific coast, bo sure to call for a ticket via the Southern Railway. Threo daily trains from Broad Street Station, Philadelphia, enable you to reach almost evory place of importance south of tho Potomac aud cast of tho Mississippi Rivers without change of cars, and if you ure destined to points In tho extreme West or Southwest, yon will find the connections at Memphis or New Orleans close, benu lor schedules, maps, etc. Further information. will bo cheorfully furnished by Charie3 u. Hopkins. District Passenger Agent, 88 Chostnut Street, Philadelphia. Work llegun. Work on clearing tho site for tho soldiers mouumont was begun to-day. Tho labor force iucludos six volunteers. It Is expected that it will bo greatly Increased when the collieries aro idle. DIBD. DKIjANEV. On the 22nd Inst., at Shenandoah, William P. Delaney, aged 42 years. Funeral will take plnco from the late residence of the deceased, at 28 West Centre street, on Tues ,in. lint.. At 9:30 a. in. Illirli mass will be celebrated. Interment In St. Vincent do Paul's cemetery, MinersviUo. Funeral will nn . l'-'fl ii. 111. 1- & 11 lttillwuv train. Relatives nnd f rleuds respectfully Invited to attend. MISCELLANEOUS. Tn HKXT.-.A nltia-room dwelling house, " bath-room, hot nnd cold water throughout hmt.n. nnd all conveniences, located on North Jardin street. Anly at this ofllco tf MI'UOVE YOUIt WRITING. By sending 25c for 06 assorted liens for business and line corresponding purposes 10 ;IU1 11AUT 111 V U lU., Pottsville, Pi 29-tf JOTICE. Desirable properties for sale. Ap- nlv to 8. G. M. Ilollopeter, attorney, Shenandoah. s-Ji-ti TJ1STATK of Sarah Rupert, late of East Union ij tmvnxuln. Hchuvlklll countv. deceased. Letters testamentary on the above estate having been grant.d to the undersigned, all persons itiripiitpii ti, t ania estate are reuuenieu w make payment and those having claims to present the same without delay to Or to Geouoe Ricuabds, Executor, s. rl. m. TtnT.ijipRTicii. Attv. McUormlck, Shenandoali, i'a. ocu., uu. i-a, April 13, 1899, 4-17-ot-oaw A MEATY PROPOSAL THIS IS A aOOD, MEATY, SUBSTANTIAL PROPOSAL Wo sell tho best meat ever produced, clean nnd sweet, on a bone. We can get plenty of this lcind of meat, ana wo wont the niggest meat trade In this city. Try our meats and you will become a permanent customer. BELLI 19 1 Oi STREET COLLARING A MAN IS EASY IP YOU HAVE AS MANY STYLES OF COLLARS AS WE HAVE. The very fashionable and sensible round pointed cuffs and collars are meeting with great favor We show all the styles made. All the new colorings in shirts for spring; ties, gloves, canes, and umbrellas, at do e prices. Portz Bros., North Main Street. 24 25c Will get you more meat at our market than any where else Our always fresh beef, pork, veal, mutton, sausages, pickled and smoked meats are the finest to be procured, J. S03 E. Centre St. Our market is not esactly located centrally but that little extra walk will benefit your purse. HAPPY BOYS ARE THOSE WHO ARE WELL DRESSED. . goods with double breasted vests. Countless styles in light colors of every description you will find in our stock. A look at our children's department will astonish you. The styles displayed are a revelation of beauty and design. Everything that is stylish and up-to-date is in the lot, and the best of all is, that this stock bought by us at cash prices at considerably less than cost, enables us to offer you inducements that you will be surprised at. We guarantee a saving to you ot at least 30 per cent. And now we have something to say about pants. Three large cases arrived this morning ; every one was filled with the newest and choicest patterns, all styles aud sizes, and, like the clothing bought at sacrifice prices, will be sold accord-iugly. lull IN 1 K5'TCSWifvl- Window Guards. Stable Iron Railings, &c. REPAIR WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. . .....AM MMI I If . 1 PI ACTORY : 221-240 N. Emerick St. Largest Stock. Largest Profits to Buyers. These are a few oi the many inducements our new stores offer to patrons. Come and see our stock ot . . . ware and carpets. We can save you more muuey m ia other store in town. No necessity of running to numerous stores to furnish a home. We can furnish you one from the cellar to the garret. Our stock and prices will cause you much astonishment. We are head quarters for baby coaches. STOVE REPAIRING OP ALL KINDS. PICTURE FRAHES flANUFACTURED, ALL SIZES. D. and J. Siege, - Preserving The Beauty. Every woman wants to preserve her beauty as long as possible. This can be done by our system of- LADIES' SHAnPOOINd. A FEW BARGAINS. It seems funnv to talk of bargains in a store where everything is a bargain. But sometimes we have just a few things to close out to make room for larger and newer stocks. For instance : OUR IHDIES' shoes have been re duced 75 cents to 1.00 on all grades. See our stock of ladies' shoes from 90 cents to $1.25. qui nffl's shoes are a surprise t o every buyer, When we say bargains we mean it. And we just have them. We are sole agents for the W. L. Douglas $3 and $3.50 shoes. A. WOMER, 124 NORTH MAIN STREET. GROCERIES, Hay, - Flour - and - Feed Are selling cheaper at our new place than ever before, because wehave less expenses and give the benefit to the buyer. Hay, 63o per hundred; straw, lOo per bundle; eggs, 10 per uozeni larmer rou uuuer, 15 to 18 cenli per pound. Don't forget us when in need of dry goods, notions, boots and shoes. Philip Yarowsky, No. 233 West Centre Street. 5C- SHAVE. I announce to the public that begin nlDg to-day, March 22nd, my rates will bet.. ............. Shavo sc Hair Cutting ,, 100 HIRAM SPADE, 131 North Main Street, Shenandoah, T. The same thing may be said of the men. If you would be happy, pleased, and contented, don't fail to examine the immense stock of summer clothing that is now displayed in our mammoth store room. A special trip to Philadel phia and New York this week is the cause of it. All the latest styles in serces, tweeds, and mixed Manufacturer of . . Wire Screens, Iron Fences, Fire Escapes, Guards, oeliar tauarus, nfc5.ur.nut n. vmiai. Largest Stores stoves, iurauuie, uunuic, .u . 1 Inrs fSma flirt 1 Otltf 103-105 south Mam st. Ladies' Shampooing:. The hair well cared for keeps the face attractive and mates hair dressing an easy task. We do It at your homo every day, Saturday excepted. Dusto's Tonsorlal Parlors, Ferguson House Block. We Sell the Lowest in Price- Groceries, Dry Goods, Gent's Furnishings. We aro the farthest down West Centre street and the farthest down In prices. A few more- steps to our store Is well worm tne rcwaru you: rccelvo In bargains. Peter Greenberg, 320 West Centre Street, Shenandoah'. WEARING GLASSES You can go contrary to the wishes of your friends and neigh bors and sometimes get the best of them ; but attempt to go contrary to the dictates of Nature and you always get the worst ol it. There is no use to "kick about wearing glasses. If Nature says spectacles, why spectacles it must be. Thos. Buchanan, Jeweler and Optician. South Main Street. 118 F RIEDMAN'S ENLARGED GROCERY, 2I3 W. Centre St. Wholesale and : Retail. 3 b:ggest mackerel, 25 cents. 1 pound box Climax Baking Powder, 10 cents. 18 bars yellow soap, 25 cents. E3. A.?friedman, 313 West Centre Street,
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