r. urer es, rds, M root. ro. est St, v York A full prices. iods and pecialty. pay you, Get in the Push. It is a good thing. We have opened for the spring and summer sea son an immclisc line of Baby Carriages. A carload is the extent of our stock, the larg est yet consigned to one dealer in Shenandoah. Our prices suit the con dition of the times. J. P. Williams & Son, 13 S. Main St., FURNITURE AND MUSIC STORE. Shenandoah, Pa. ggJ0'HARA'S Knife Hindu l'lunged a Dozen Time In Die Victim. It is surprising that William Turkl, Lithuanian of town, ia allvo after tho treat ment lio received at a boarding homo on South Tear alley Saturday at tho hands of Frank Kordecku Tho lattor was Ukou into custody by l'oliccmau Uraltis and Constabio Phillips. Tho assailant and Ills victim had a quarrel at tho hnuso referred to and Kordeckl used a pocket knifo with bloody effect. Several of his plunges barely missed vital points. Turk! was stabbed twelve times. There was ono wound In the h'ad, another In tbo neck, just missing tho jugular vein; in tho right and loft shoulders, right forearm, this oue six Inches long; in tho left breast, about an Inch abovu tho heart; on tho right arm, and In tho right side and back Dr. J. Q. Church was called upon to attend the victim and said tho man looked as if ho had been in a chopplug machine. Ho added that Kordeckl must have some knowledge of surgery to bo nolo to cut so closo to vital spots, and yet avoid inflicting fatal injury. When the caso was up before Justice Shoe maker a settlement was mado by which tho prosecutor was released upon payment of $5 to tho prosecutor, tho doctor's bill and the costs. TBHEATEflED BY FLIPS, b A Family Had a Narrow Escape Early This nornlng. THEY FLED THROUGH THE FIRE I It Started While Ali.Were Asleep and the Flames Were In the Stairway as They Descended Property on West Apple AlleWhe Scene. A lira that barelv nikih rmnltinp In thn loss of llvos occurred oii West Applo alloy this morning. Thoawrm was sounded al most simultaneously with tho blowing of the colliery whistles at t(i usual hour. B:30 o'clock, and stirred1 up tfie town, as the loca- ji whjah tion of the box from tho alarm was and;j;;, FOR I . f American and Qcrman Compressed Yeast is sold by all grocery keepers. All first clas bakers uso it. Fresh, reliable and quick. Makes tho best bread. Try It. 4-21-lm OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Cor. Lloyd and White Sts., SHENANDOAH rialn Street, and MAHANOY CITY. Paying taxes is like buy ing many of the so-called bargains in many stores you generally pay out a good deal of money for very meagre returns. Our lino of Chlldrcns Drcssr is complete the styles the latest the lit, perfect and the prioes well, they fit tho purse ot the buyer oa no "special" bargains can do. RIBBONS GALORE Our stock Is all right In quantity nunllt and price. We have the narrow wiathn for trlmmlnir dress skirts, and we havo the wider for neck ribbons and waist belts. Morgan's Fancy Bazar, 23 Norm Mam st. ;. Slnlen lleer Itecovered. When John Donovan, a dtlver for tho Columbia Brewing Company, left his wagon standing at tbo corner of Lloyd and Gilbert streets and wont Into n saloon at flvo o'clock Saturday afternoon, Sainuol Hinks, James Ungues and Joseph Flock took a keg of beer from tho wagon and hastened with It to tho rear end of a lot half a squaro away. Boforc they could get tho keg tapped Donovan, in company with Constable Ilolin and others, pounced upon them. Thoy keg was returned to tho driver and tho thlovcs were taken to tho lockup. As tho browing company lost nothing by tho theft It did not wish to prose cute the men, and thoy wcro discharged after paying the costs of the arrests. They.Are Now SI. IVs. The graduating exercises at tho Medico- (jnlrurglcal College, In fhlladelpbla, wcro held ou Saturday, when diplomas wore given to 147 graduates in medicine. Among tbo number were Christian Qruhler, sou of Key, John Qruhler, and William J. Scanlau, brother of Frank Scanlan, of the County Commissioners' office. Both young men aro residents of this town and passed with high honors. Tho best gas mautlo at tho cheapest price. At Orkin's, 7 South Slain street. tf Salary Increased. Postmaster Daniol Bedea to-day received tbo violcomo Intolligonco from tho depart ment at Washington that his salary has been increased from $2,100 to 2,200. This Is complimentary to Mr. Bedea, in that it was not sought, but granted voluntarily by the sounded led many pecipld to suppose that tho fire was at Kohlnoor colliery. Tho sceno of tho flro"was at tho property of David I), Jones, a double block located at Nos 517 and 510 West Applo alley, ono part being occupied by Jones Bad his family, and the other by the family of John Qjmadis. Mr. Jones is a flro boss at. the Kohlnoor col liery. He was at work, dining the flro. Much sympathy Is expressed for him. as the property was only built aVmt threo years ago and ho cleared It of debt only recently. Ills family is a large one, emulating of himself, wife and eight chlldreb.- Mr. and Mrs. Jones arose at tliroo o'clock this morning, and after tho former wont to vork tho wife returned Jo bed. About two hours later the family was aroused by cries of flro by-a woman lu front of tho house. Mrs. Jones sprang from her bed and found tho apartments full of sffioko. She aroused all her children and t hey hod timoonly to scmtlly clad themselves. Mrs. Jones says tho flames wcro making their way up tbo stairway when tho family descended. All of them had tho hair of their beads badly scorched, but fortunately none received flesh burns and all succeeded In safety escnnlue from tho house to tho homo of a friend on the opposito side of tho alley. The flro had good headway before the alarm was sounded and tho entiro structure was at tbo mercy of the flames wheu the Are companies arrivod, although tho response Happenings In Court nml Hlsewhere at the County Heat. Tho second week of civil court opened this morning with Judges Bcchtol and Marrand udgo Lyon, of Juniata county, ou tho bench. In tbo matter of the application of Qeorco W. and Julia Strang for an order to set asldo judgment, tho money having been paid to tho I'rothonotary, Judgo Bechtel refund! tho application, on tho ground that the Supreme Court had decided that, where tbo money is paid to the I'rothonotary, tho court must aflirm the Judgment. The parties must make application to open tho Judgment. Tbero will bo another hearing next Monday. In tho case of tho Commonwealth B. An nie and Christ O'lloylc, found not guilty at the last term ol court, and tho costs put on the prosecutor, a now trial was refused, but the costs were set osido as to tho prosecutor. Decrees of divorce wore granted In tho cases of Farley vs. Farley and Hamsay vs. Ramsay. Tho citizens of tho Mlddlo watd of Tama. qua asked that tho polling place bo changed to tho house of Thomas Curlcy. The petition was granted. In tho caso of David Graham vs. John Lawlor tho court granted a writ on tho Sheriff to give tho plaintiff possession of property purchased at Shcrifl 's solo. Tho list of long cases was gone over and several wcro marked continued. Only eight cases so far are marked for trial. S. Q. M. Ilollopeter, Esq., submitted tho testimony In tho caso of Thoresa Kelly vs. John Kelly, of I'ottsvllle, In dlvorco pro ceedings on tho ground of desertion. Tho bond of l'baou Hermany, of Mahanoy City, In tbo case of Interpleader, with sureties, was filed. An application for tho transfer of tho saloon license of Anthony Schmtcker, Second ward of Shenandoah, to Broneslaw Roman. orcski, was deferred on application of S. 0. M. Ilollopeter, until next Monday. Citizens of Landingvllle petitioned for the appointment of C. A. Warnkassel, as Con stablo to fill a vacancy. Sheriff Toole acknowledged tho following deeds in open court this morning: To Ellsworth Erdman, two lota In Mahantongo township, for f275. To Franklin B. Hefner, a lot In Friedensburgb, for 910. Application was made by Mary A. Lambert for a rulo to show causo why a judgment for 054.88 against her should not bo stricken oil' tho record. Tho rulo was made return able next Monday. It is alleged that the attorney secured her signature by mlsrepre sentatlon. 'POWERIiESS EJVIISSAHIES Filipino Officers Without Authority to Oonolude a Ported MUST EEPOBT TO AGUINALDO. to the alarm was a prompt one. They did A petition was presented in behalf of Mrs, excellent work, confining tho firo to tho Frank Sparr, of Mahanoy City. Sho states doublo block in spits of its headway, and ex-1 'hat she was married to Frank Sparr and he RAT 1YWTO XJ L.i-iJLf T T Hi JIVJLX AVAUlwAVAJL Attention 1 , ; . . ' i "It will pay all who deslro to secure good . T1US.1S our, pith year Wltlltlie BALDWIN ana we value In desirable patterns of all kinds to are nlenserl with our sales. Ttverv Refritrerator sold u ". a! we handle none but the best makes us a mend and helps to sell others. Tney use less ice and keep the food sweeter than any others. Ask your neighbor who has a Baldwin. ALL SIZES RROM $10 to $30. uuguisuiug it Dctors the property was wholly destroyed. Tho eastern half of the block, occupied by the Jones family, was so badly burned that it will have to be rebuilt. The front and west side of tho other half Is In comparatively good condition. The property was insured, but the amount was not learned. The Jones family lost all honsehold effects and the wearing apparel of the entire family. The family In the adjoining dwelling saved con- government on account of an iucrease of siderable furnlturo, cartels, etc from the business Bhown by the reports of his office. I first floor, but tho contents of the second had to bo abandoned to tbo names. No ono can giro tho origin of the fire, but tho appearance of the ruins indicated that it started in the kitchen shanty at the rear of the Jonos property, which was entirely de stroyed, while tho shanty of the adjoining Swalm's Hardware Store. Come right through the brick buiiding. you well in tne rear. We will serve Q 0 I 111 R EMOVED ! T SOUTH flAIN STREET. Our stock our prices goods and givo the lowest prices. A full display of dress goods and trimmings, ladies' suits, dress cloths, corsots, underwear, muslins, ribbons, hosiery, lace curtains, embroideries and laces. 5-22-lw P. J. MONAQIIAN. A Robbery, The saloon of Josoph Wierchock, corner of Cherry and Main streets, was robbed early yesterday morning. Tho burglars forced open a window at tho rear that enabled them to get into a lavatory. W ith an iron bar they then forced open a door leading to the saloen and secured 50 from the till. Tne robbers are unknown. Did you see tho 35 Keating Bicycle in Brumm's show window f 5-12-tf TO NO. Come to see us iii'oiir new and enlarged quarters, is far larger than theiast time you visited us. But remain as low as ever. We are the headquarters for Election of Ofllcers. The following officers were elected yester day by tne Knights or Annunciation, at a meeting held in the Phoenix Hall: President, James F. O'Haron: Vice President, William Mitchell ; Treasurer, Oscar Betteridge ; Stewards, John Martin and Peter Toolo; t rustees, rump 11. Manor ana jmcs urogant Messenger, Patrick MeLalu. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, flusical ruments and Optical Goods. iinponsui nonce. For sale, a lot of good bedroom suits, car pets, tables, dishes, curtains, pictures, cook ing utensils, etc. Must be sold next week Also, for rent, a ten-room dwelling. Steam South Main Street, Shenandoah, Penna. htf SSl Orkin's Jewelry Store, No, 7 Next door to Ooldln's Mammoth Clothing House. New New New uarpet s, Oil Cloth, Linoleum. A full, line of new spring Magargla's store. 6.20-tf Trouserings as Low as S3 00, Splendid assortment. Kelly & (Jonway, Ferguson House block, 4-S-tf Arrested For Taxes. James Hinks was arrested Saturday after noon by Constable Thomas Bolin, who has I been appointed Deputy to Tax Collector Burke by tne County ummissloners. iiiuks I had shipped his household goods to Park; Place and was about to leavp the town with. I out paying bis taxes. He settled the caso, Strawberries I Strawberries! Received dally. All largo berries. 10 to 15 cents por quart box. Coslktt's, SO South Main street. o-lfl-tr Warrant Sworn Out. Chief Burgess Tabor this morning swore out a warrant before Justice Toomey, charg ing J. J. Franey with unlawfully obstructing I a highway by an excavation on boutn Plum alley. The warrant could not be executed, as Mr. Franey had left for Washington, and will be absent about a week. styles In- Tapestry, Velvet and Body Brussels. INGRAINS New"styles, extra qualities. RAG CARPETS All kinds and prices. At KEITEIR'S. Bicycles and bicycle sundries. Anything In tbo wheel line. Lowest prices. Orkin's, T Soutn Main street. tf Dunlin Cap ttxplodes. Annio Blaska, a little girl aged 7 years, whllo playing with a dualln cap at her home near Morea tins morning, nau inrco nngers and a part of tho thumb badly shattered. Her injuries wcro dressed temporarily, after which she was Bent to tbe Miner t hospital. house remained standing, although rulaed by the flames. NOTES. One of tho Columbia Hoso Company horses kickod a bystander who got too close to him at the firo, but did not Inflict serious Injury. Adam Kantner, of the Rescue company, was struck on tho back of tho hoad by a ladder. Ho was cut, but not seriously and continued on duty. The hook and ladder truck did not reach tho fire with tbe nsual promptness. This was duo to tho front part of the truck being sagged and in need of repairs. Marshall Hughes, tho driver, was obliged to drive cautiously on that account. Three firemen on a roof west of tho burn ing building narrowly escaped being pushed to the ground when a lino of hose with heavy pressure momentarily got beyond their control. Two disinterested Polish men in a houso a short djgtan.ee from the scene of the fire got Into a fight over a discussion as to the origin. Thoy stopped when the police approached the placo. Flower 1'lanti, All Kinds For Decoration Day. Leave orders now. John Hall, corner Whifo and Centre streets. 5-H-10t Itesolutlons of Condolence. At a special meeting of the Knights of An. nunciatlan, convenod for tbo purpose of taking action on tho death of their dearly lcivod member, Thomas Cosgrore, tho fol lowing sentiments of their respect and es teem were adopted : Wheeeas. It has pleased Almighty God to call to His eternal home our brother, Thomas Cosgrove, who was always zealously in terested In tbo welfare of our society) there fore be It Ilesolved. That the Knlauts of Annuncla. tion has lost one of Its most exemplary mem bersone whose virtues will long bo retnenu be red. Itosolved. That we tender to his sorrowing mother and brothers our sinooro sympathy in their Irrenarahle loss, but assure them that a life such as his will surely meet with Its roward in beaven. Resolved, That a copy of tbese resolutions be published in the Eveninq IIeuald and Daily News. J. J MALLEY, L. J. Wilkinson, M. H.Bbitt, CqmmHteo, Turn Table llrken, Boys broke the turn table at the Pennsyl. vanta Railroad station while playing on It yesterday, It could not be used to-day and the engines could not bo reversed. Men are making repairs. has deserted her, and is now a resident of New Haven, Conn. She has two children, She asks that John Sparr, father of Frank, and grandfather 6f the children, bo required to show causo why be should not support tho children. A petition in ulyorco proceedings was granted lu tho case of Mlnnlo vs. Edward Smith. Tho equity suit of Kolb vs. East Rldgo Coal Company, which was fixed for Friday, next, for argument, was postponed Indefi nitely, owing to tho marriage of B. F. Cum mlng, Esq., ono of the counsel, taking place on June 2nd A citation for tho benefit of creditors was issued to compel the assignee uf Ephriam Henne, of Schuylkill Haven, to file a report. John F. Whalen, Esq., requested that the argument in the bond cases of Tax Collector M, J. Scanlan, of Shenandoah, bo fixed for next Monday. Tho following deeds were recorded to-day William Blew to John Uarley, property in Mahanoy City; Christ. Miller to Sarah Miller, property In Mahanoy City ; William Ilouser to Casper Krantz, property in Union town ship ; M. G. B. & L. Association to T. U. B. Lyon, property in Mahanoy City ; Gabriel Reed to John Deiter, property In Hegins township ; Preston Coal Company to Annie McDonald, property In Butler township : William Hagnor to W. T. Hell, property In Cressona ; Mary Deist to (J. i uchenslager, property in Cressona ; Philip Erbo to Jacob Erbe, property in Orwigsburg; Jacob Erbe to William Habei, property In Orwigsburg ; U. C, fi. 4 L. As sociation to Alfred KUnger, property In Valley Yiewi Maggie Waltor to Peter Kistler, property in Porter township TWO BAD MEN. Lutwln nnd l'lckaloshl Ilecantureil, lint the letter Escapes Again. Peter Lutwln, who escaped from tb lockup lost week witb Joe Pickaloski, was arrested last night at the' corner of Gilbert and Coal streets, where he was quarreling with Christ- Bierman, who had ordered him away from the premisos. Tho two men wore serving five days as suspicious characters when they escaped. Lutwln was arrested by Policemen Hand and Mullahy. At three o'clock this afternoon Policeman Mullahy took Joe Pickaloski in custody on West Coal street- Ho showed fight, but was overcome by Mullahy, assisted by Uonstqble Ilolin, and taken to the lockup, When the police arrived there they found Lutwln had again escaped, the lock of his cell door being broken. It was evident that he had outside as. sittance. He had been committed at about two o'clock this afternoon, by Justice Toomey, in default of $300 ball for Jail breaking. A guard is now kept at tho lockup over Pickaloski and a hunt is being made for Lutwln, Dauser's, Cherry Chestnut fj'5 Fresh butter, egs, chojeo rqeats, dally. tf Wl Suoeeed Sir, Cumphelt. James Wilson, Inside foreman at the Potts colliery, Will succeed Thomas Campbell, deceased, as superintendent of the Ashland district of the P. & R, 0. & I. company. No Strike lu Bight. ReporU rreelved at the HEitALD office from Audieuried this afternoon says that tbo cob llerles resumed work this morning, Presl. dent Duffy, of tho United Mine Workers, gays there will be no strike. Oar improved chipped dry beef Is a suc cess. Its tbiunesa adds to the flavor. E. 0. Brobst, cor. Jardln and Centre Sts. 5-5-lm Ice Machine Arrives. The new Ico machine for the Columbia brewery has arrived. It will bo placed in the brewery's department; Main street, re-. cently occupied as tbe ofU,ce, Said tils Interest. Register Frank 0, Reese bas sold his In. torest in the Sheuandnah Powdor Company to Thomas J, Reese, of town, and S. M. Iiiloy, of Pottsville. Will Iiittull Ontcrra, Gorman Greggory, District Deputy, will Install the ofllcers of Shenandoah Lodge No, 00, Sons of St, George, on Juno Oth. A Klondike Inducement In Tuwn, The blaeest schooner of beer. At William Kanclerlus, Miners hotel East Centre street. Pushing the Work. Work on the new Mahanoy City breaker Is being urged along with much progress; The roof and side; will be constructed of sheet iron. Tho roof was being put on to-day. Well Itecoiuuieuded. Tho new proprietor of he Ferguson House, although here but a short time, has estab lished blmso'lf as a genial and courteous host and tho newspapers of his former placo of residence evidently knew what they were tulking about when they made the following complimentary remarks upon his departure. From one of them, the Clearfield ICepub'Ican, Is clipped this: "William H. Seeds, for tho pasttbreo years landlord at the Windsor Hotel, left Monday evening for Shenandoah. Schuylkill county, where he will take charge of the Ferguson House, tho leading hotel of that city, Mr. Seeds Is a good hotel man and is regarded as one of the best In the business by the traveling men generally. Tho people of Shenandoah will find him stralghtfor ward and honorable In all his dealings. He is followed to his new field by the best wishes of Clearfield people generally." Tbe Raftsman's Journal says "William U. Seeds has leased tho Ferguson House, at Shenan doah, Pa. The people of Shenandoah can congratulate themselves upou getting one of tbe best landlords lu the state." Tho Mnnoyi'tl Lenders AVnnt l'enco, nml Thevi WJio Want n Cnnh OfTor Wish to IInrrin tho Aniorlcnii" Un til OfTor 1h Made-Dewey's Departure Manila, May 22. Ooneral Grcgorlo del Pilar. Lieutenant Colonol Alberto Dnrroto. Major Zoalcltn and Senor Gracto Qonznga, the Filipino commis sioners who arrived hero on Saturday to negotiate with tho United States commissioners, held a conference yes terday morning with Messrs. scnur oian, Worcester and Denby. They say that thoy are without power to uina tho so-called Filipino government In nny particular and can only refer any results of the prosont negotiations to Agutnnldo. Autonomy Is the burden or the tam of the Filipinos, and it Is thought that the kind they wish for would uo uttio dlfferont from tho schemo for an American protectorate, of which thoy talked of before the war. The Filipino commissioners, with their families, spent yesterday In visit ing frlonds In Manila and conferred with Senores Florentlno Torres, Pablo Ocampo nnd Teoiloro Yanco, tho mem bers of tho local Filipino association, who will participate in tho meetings with tho American commissioners. Senor Torros was a member of Agulnaldo's commission before tho war. IIo opposes Independonco and favors autonomy, and ho has been most influential in persuading tho fol lowers ot Agulnaldo to make the pres ont advances. Senor Paterno, who has succeeded the lrreconciliablo Mablnl as president of the Filipino Bo-called cabinet, la a student and a writer of nullity. Ho once drew up a plan of autonomy un der Spain, which the Spanish govern ment promised to adopt, there then being a troublesome rebellion on foot. Tho American commissioners in studying tho question of Philippines government have found several good points in this schemo. Paterno Is now tho strong man In Agulnaldo's party. All tho moneyed leaders of tho In surrectlon see that It is hopeless, and aro anxious for peace. Those who want monoy think they may profit by narrassing the Americans a while longer. On tho suggestion of Mr. Schurman president of the Amorlcan commis sion, the local Filipino peace party hah started n newspaper. Major ltoDbe's expedition to open communication with General Lawton has occupied Arayat, about seven miles beyond Candaba, on tho Rio Grande. following the course of tho stream. No insurgents were found there, and the Pampangas along the river aro friendly. Last Friday Major Kobbo took Santa Ana, nbout six miles northeast of San Fernando, on tho road to San Isldro. A priest met tho expedition wltli a white flag. Delegations from San Nicolas and Santiago, small villages Just south of Arayat, came to Major Kobbo with the news that 200 Insurgents, who had bean holding both places, had with drawn. Thoy Invited tho Americans to enter, and ns tho. members of tho ex pedition marched In tho church bells wero rung, and tho timid natives who Had tied Mocked back. When the cruiser Olymnia. with Ad. mlral Dewey on board, left hero on Saturday afternoon for New York tnere wero scones of wildest enthusi asm. As the steamer got away tho Oregon. Baltimore and tho Concord fired an admiral's salute. At tho first shot the band of tho flagship played a lively air and her white-clad sailors crowdod the decks and gave a tremen dous cheer. As the Olymnia nassed tho Orogon tho crew ot the battleshin gavo nine cheers for the Olympla, who responded by throwing their caps so high that dozens ot them were left bobbing In the wnko of the cruiser, Then followed tbe noisiest half hour known In this harbor since tho battle which linked its name with that ot pewey, Tho din ot guns and brass bands eclioed through tho smoke, a fleet of steam launched shrieked their whistles, tho musicians of the Baltl more played "Home, Sweet Homo," her flags signalled "Good-bye" and those of tbe Oregon said "Pleasant voyage." The merchant vessels in thesewatera dipped their flags, the ladles on the decks of tho vessels of tho. lleHt waved handkerchiefs, and ttia great black British cruiser r)werful, which lay the furthest uiit, saluted the Olympla. The, latter s band then played " God pave tne wueen, ana to mis tne crew ot the Powerful responded with hearty cheers for tho Olympla. The last music heard from aboard Dowey'a flagship was "Auld Lang Syne." Washable and Silk Neck wear just received. Buy our washable ties from ONE CENT cpiards. Soft Shirts. Very latest designs. Qualities ; Silks, Madras and English Crepe. Will wash and won't fade. Just the thing for summer wear. Ask to see them and our prices will make tbe sale. A few new shapes have been added to our enor mous big stock of hats. We are the recognized leaders in this line. MAX LEVIT UMO-DATB HATTER. CORNER MAIN AND CENTRE STREETS. Your Money's Worth. That is what we give you in every purchase, no matter how small. Our stock is large and well adapted to every possible demand. It is calculated to suit every tasle, taking within its scope the belt and latest tbe markets afford. If you are in search of a reliable article come to us. If you feel that it is worth while saving on trust worthy values make your selections from goods bought with care and sold on repre sentations of merit that never fail. We arc showing this week a special lot of Silks, all new and pretty. If you inspect this line. It Is more than likely you will be induced to spend a little money, as woll cs a little time, but both profitably. A new lot of Crash Skirts, plain an braided, ami well flnNhed, at less than cost oC material, 39c, BOc to 79c. WMhahlu Shirt Waists, 39c, COC, 7S0 te $1.25. A full Una of new Carpets In Wiltons, Body Brussels, Tapestry, Vehets, Ingrain and Rag at sating prices to yon. P. J. GAUGHAN, NORTH MAIM ST. Our Line 5 Rockers. They will interest you and so will our prices. Our dis play is larger than any town. in M. O'NEILLr 10S 5. Main St. Furniture Dealer and Undertaker Early Summer Sale of Fine Millinery at the Bon Ton. UECOHATION T'W WANTS. Leave your orders now for all kinds of I plants and cut flowers. Coslett's SO South Main street. 12-10-tf llurneil to Dentil InlHer Homo. Nowburgh, N. Y May 22. Miss Agnes Sutton, a wealthy woman, aged 70 years, was burned to death here yes terday morning. A lamp was over turned and sot firo to the house in which MIbb Sutton lived alone. Oas Mantles for 10c. Atllrumm's. Complete lamps, 50c. PIUSB I.TJNOHKS TO-NIdHT, Sprlni; Suitings, 810, 811 and 818. Kelly & Cokwav, tailors, H West Centre street. 4-5-tf Chief Hursest' Die Day, Saturday, being pay day, resulted In a land office business for tbe Chief Burgess yester day. Seven prisoners were brought before him and charted with being nuisances, blx of tbe nrlionera raid the boroueh fine and costa, while one la serving time In tbo lockupj ana coolest glass oi ueor in nu bickeet'b Bean soup, free, to-night. Potato salad and meat cakes to-morrow morning. UESTZ'8. Liver and onions, free, to-night. Pea soup to-morrow morning, WEEKS.' Bean soup, free, to-night. Cold lunch, 0 to 11 a. m. KKNDBICK HOUBI VeKetable soup will be served, free, to all patrons to-night. pooler's. Pea soup, freo, to-night. Tbe largest Do tou know that this means to von fine trimmed hats for little money. We bare re duced every hat In our parlors, lists worth Iromsauuio will oo sola uia wres ior $2.98. Our hats In white, black, corn color. In lad every color and style trimmed In helebt ot fashion, worth S3.CQ to S3.00, will be sola ini week for $1.98. llemember ladle this la an opportunity which you never heard of before. iionneia sor oiu ana young, 91.90, worm not less than $3.00. Ballon reduced to almost wholesale prices. Children's bU, trimmed and nntrlmmed, that have no equal In this town or any other town In style and price. unng mis tarcniKmcni wun 70a una sew for yourself that we sell what we advertise. BON TON MILLINERY, No. 29 North tola Street.
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