the Very Thing.
The Hlght Remedy at the Kljht Trice.
That's our Imntni'
Dmi'k attempt to lo
your own doctor, but
don't tun the risk of
sufferlnjr or endatiirer
vour honltli by bctntf
without tbf simple
rcuir 'Im tlmt help so
much.
A bottle of rwire
Korlc or blncktierry
cordial Is n Rood tblim
in lmvp tbrouirll tlie
hot weather It overcomes the palnlul eiieet or
too much fruit,
SHENANDOAH DRUG STORE,
South Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa.
Telephone Connection.
See the excellent
quality andje
large quantity of
meat you can buy
at our market
For 25c.
One trial will cause you to give
us more.
Our market Is not exactly located centrally
bat that little extra walk will benefit your
purse.
V
J.
203 E. Centre St.
For Children.
Many children are allowed to
wink and blink through the day's
study, and at home, with a book
six or eight inches from the eyes.
During childhood, the ocular
nerves and muscles are very sensi
tive and may be exposed to severe
inflammation and strain by over
work. Where a child was formerly
doped with drags for nervous and
muscular trouble he is now cured
with glasses.
Thos. Buchanan,
Jeweler and Optician.
118 South Main Street.
Watch
Keep yourselves up to f
concert pitch by taking
BEECHA8TS PILLS
10 cent' and 25 cents, at all drac stores.
ANTHRACITE FOR THE NAVY
A .fniirinil Which Itellevpg Hint the l'nnt
To.ts llnvo Not Itecn Complete,
A recent imuo of tlio Anthracite Coal
Operators' Journal lias the following with
rcferenco to ntitlimcHo for naval uso :
"Tim establishment by tlio aovorumont of
conling stations for Its navnl vessels Is uooil
In Itself, but if tliefte Ore to 1k supplied with
soft coal there will always be a depreciation
in quality to be provided against nftcr it lias
hoc n stored for any considerable period, and
further, the liability nf the coal to spon
taneous combustion always keeps tho chance
of at loast a part of tho stock being destroyed
or unfit to use.
"Only recently it was ascertained that
spontaneous combustion in a pllo of govern
ment coal stored in Honolulu threatened the
destruction of the entire stock, nearly 100,
000 tons, and when Anally extinguished a
large quantity of coal had been rendered
practically useless by the heat and wator. In
view of the many serious dangers and losses
which result from the use of soft coal for
siioh purposes, it would seein desirable that
the Navy Department should makensorios of
tests of anthracite, which Is absolutely free
from all danger of spontaneous combustion,
to seo whether, uuder proper conditions, it
would not perform as satisfactory sorvlco
under tho boilers as doos soft coal. It is
claimed that anthracite Is not sultablo for
such work, but slnco no thorough trials have
been mude, there Is not any ground upon
which to baso such assertions.
"As already stated In this letter, tho only
records of using anthracito on board naval
vessels, on file iu tho department, aro tlioso
of years ago, or of sporadic attompts made
with a fow tons, on grates not adapted to tho
coal, and fired by men who wcro accustomed
only to flaming coals. It is manifestly un
just and unreasonable to point to thoso, as
has been done, nnd attempt to provo by them
that anthracito is not satisfactory and would
not be whou tho conditions as to area of grato
and skill of Iking were as much in its favor
as they aro now in that of soft coal."
Is It a buru ? Uso Dr. Thomas' Eclcctric
Oil. A cut? Uso Dr. Thomas' Eclcctric Oil.
At your druggists.
KIDNAPPERS ON TRIAL.
Carrie Joiioh, who IMonclotl Utility,
Wan Ttnmnniloil For Sntonce.
Now Yorlc. Juno IE. Tho trial of
Goorgo Beauregard Barrow for kidnap
ping Marion Clark, the 20-monthB-old
daughter of Arthur W. Clark, and who
was found at Now City. Rockland.
county, was bogun yostfinlay before
Justice Fursman In tho criminal term
of the supremo court. At tho request
of Mr. Howe, Barrow's attorney, Mre.
Barrow will be permitted to stt by tho
side of her husband during the trial.
Before Barrow's caso wns called Car
rlo Jones was called to the bnr. Shu
nt once entered a plea of guilty, by
the advice of her counsel, Abraham
Levy, who said that his client was
repentant and would throw herself
upon the mercy of tho court. She was
romanded for sentence. The girl will
be called as a witness against the Bar
rows.
Tho work of empaneling a jury for
the trial of Barrow and his wife occu
pied the court until it was too lato to
begin hearing testimony.
PITHY POINTS.
Itnptiniiliigs Throughout Mm Omllilry
Uhronlclml for Ilnsly Termini.
Many of tho local socloties aro nominating
olllcers.
A Choral Union was formed at Ashland
with a memliershlp of forty,
Hevontio Collector Koar Is now loontcd in
1'ottsvllle's new federal building.
Frank C. Jones and Miss I.atira May Clows,
of Outralla, woio married yestorday.
Tbo rottsvillo School Hoard paid tho
Horough Auditors $00 for their work,
J. J. Sulllvau, a telegraph oporator, of Oor
dm. yesterday accepted a position with
Flehma & Co., brokers, at Pottsvillo.
Miss Annlo Mack and Tatrlck McCullough,
tno well known young pooplo of 8t. Clair,
woio marriod yesterday,
Letters testamentary wcro granted to Ellzi
both Banner on tho ostnto of Daniol Sanucr,
lato of Tromont, deceased.
Tho forty-ninth annual commencement of
Itucknell Unlvorslty, at Lowlsburg, will take
place June 10, SO and 21st.
V. C. Hooks yesterday moved his family
from Wost Lloyd street to his recently
acquired property on South Jardin street.
Tho open trolloy car Is much sought for ns
a rofroshlng rolief from tho hot and humid
ntmosphoro that humanity swelters in these
nays.
Thomas Dennis, of McAdoo, Is extremely
anxious for tho safety and welfare of his son.
John, who has boon absent from homo since
Sunday.
William Donaldson, who left Olrardvlllo
eight years ago nnd located at Salt Lako
City, Utah, is visiting his parouts at the
former place.
Tho Cross Creek Coal .Company, will. In
tho near future commence work on a mum
moth iron breaker, to rcplaco tho old struct
ure at Bonvor Meadow.
Tho Reading Company has ordered twenty
standard passenger coaches from Jackson &
Sharp, Wilmington, and thoso cars wilt bole
Uvercd within a fow weoks.
Tho Fourth of July will bo the ono hund
redth annlvorsary of tho founding of TaDia
qua, nnd preparations aro being mado to cclo
brato tho day on an elaborate scale.
Six non-resident enrpentors in tho Delano
car shops have been suspended indefinitely.
Among tho number was a man who had born
in tho employ of tho Lehigh Valloy continu
ously for tho past seventeen years.
Deeds Iteconled.
From David Stuempde and wife to John
W. Itics, promises In Pottsvillo ; from Alfred
D. S.cltzinger to Louisa Soitzinger, promises
In Frackvlllo ; from Hunter F. Bright ct al
to Lowls A. Roilly, premises in Ashland ;
from Henry KallbolT and wife to John J.
Meyer, promises in Mahanoy City ; from L.
W. Weisslngor to Elmor E. Butz, ot al,
premises in Crcssoua ; from Elizabeth Miller
ct al to George Bickcrt, premises in l'otts
vlllo.
This
Space
FOR
Marrlago Licenses.
Edward Harris and Mary Garraway, both
of Mahanoy Piano: James E. Maco and
Elonora Billman, both of Tamaqua : Wm
Lazofsklo and Patra Mickslsavngo, both of
Gilberton ; Wm. Burcnkas and Maggio
Mnziekute. both of Shenandoah : lleury ii.
Foose. of Onedlb. and Clara C. Brobst, of
Zion's Grove.
Sornnton'M Strike Will Spread.
Scrantou, Pa., June 15. The Build
lng Trades Council last night carried
out Its threat to order a general tioup
next Monday morning If tho maRter
builders do not accede to tho striking
carpenters demands In tho Interim
There are 2,500 men affiliated with tho
unions represented in the Building
Trades Council. Tho master builders
declare they are prepared to fight to
the bitter end. Tho carpenters are de
manding 30 cents an hour and an
eight hour day.
BOSTON
97 South Main Street. Shenandoah, Pa
1. SPONT, PROP.
FOUR DOORS ABOVE POST OFFICE.
Miss Mary E.Jones,
Dealer In and maker of
WAX - AND - NATURAL - DESIGNS
For use on funeral occasions.
it i.t,i. r .looiim nlurAvn on hand
abort notice. Beet
materials, and all work guaranteed.
White and black satin slipper with patent
extension device.
Cor. Main and Lloyd Streets.
Till! WKATHICK.
GOLDIN'S.
GOLDIN'S.
GOLDIN'S.
Tho temporaturo hns risen In tha
Atluntlc states and from tho Middle
and Northern
Hocky mountain
regions to tho Pa
cific coast, has
fallen In a narrow
strip from New
Mexico to tholakd
regions, and hi J
remalnod near!
stationary else
whoro. Forecast
for this section
until 8 p. ra. to
day: Showora
this afternoon ;
light southeasterly winds. Fair tomorrow.
Sunrise, 4:30; sunset, 7:84; length ot
uay, i4h., 55m.; moon rises, 1M1 a. m ,
moon sots, 12:02 a. m.
A Few Words That We Know
Will Interest You.
If vou arc lookltm for a koocI summer suit of clothing, and wondering
where you will go to buy it, we would like you to consider the bargains we
. , r ,r i..- 1 . ... ii...n ..!.. ,.,
are ollernig anu tnen uectue ior yourseu. ruiusuuiuiuu.
get in our store a
Suit For $9.00.
7.00.
5. SO.
" " 3.25.
can
PERSONAL MENTION.
1.
Miss Hazol Lamb, of South Jnrdln street,
Is on the sick list.
OcorRO E. Drew has rcslcnod his clerkship
at tho h. V. Ooal Company's olllco at Lost
Crcok and left to-day for New York city, to
outer tho employ of Armour & Co. By his
departure tho Grant Hand of town loses n
saxophone player.
Jarttson Whlto, of South Wost strcot, has
shipped his household ellccts to Chester, I'a.,
whoro ho has secured employment.
M. D. Malono has returned from ITarils
burg, whoro ho spoilt yosterday viewing tho
Democratic convention proceedings.
Miss Elslo Davenport has cone to Pottsvillo
for a week to enjoy tho hospitality of friends
tliero.
Mrs. Mary Laity, of Ashland, is visiting
her mothor, Mrs. Ann Shlstol, on West Applo
alley.
Messrs. Anthony Dohorty, E. T. Kennoy,
M. A. Caroy and E. J. O'DonnolI, shining
lights of tho Democracy in llutlcr township,
$15.00
12.00
10.00
S.OO
6.00
Or in short you can get n good suit of clothing for almost one-half their
former price. These bargains arc oflered only on our summer goocts ana einoraccs our iigni smis uuu
sdmuier blue serges. Our crash suits for men, boys and children are being som at niuiosr. nan uicir.jmuu.
Mammoth Clothing House,
The Leading Clothing House of Shenandoah,
9 and 11 S. Via in 5rt., l. voiain, rropneior
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOlt SALE. Four leased lots nt tbc west cnu
nf Lloyd street, Shenandoah, l'. Apply to
J. J. Frnnoy. O-tS-at
Tlio nniiMinnn property, locnteit
nt 188 Knst Uonl street. Kcnson ior sciiihb,
TJlOIl BALK.
are attending tho state convention at Harris- l,'0! 'inmnn, WhiK
ITTirTiMrl
7m
oiuiouioDoror
u rg
Mrs. Elmor Loucks, of Wost Oak street,
presented her huBband with a daughter this
morning.
Misses Louisa Koborts and Mlnnlo Wasloy
aro spending a weok in Catawissa.
Mr. nud Mrs. Charles Now woro passoncors
to rmiaaolpliia to-day. Tho latter will ro-
main iu tho Quaker city whilo tho former
win sail shortly for Europo to spend an ex.
tonuoa vacation.
Miss Hattlo Splckor. and her brothor,
Morris, have roturncd to their homo in Potts-
illc.
I!or. Anthony Mllukas, of Brooklyn, is
spending a brief business trip In town.
Key. Vincent Matulaitls. rector of St.
Stanislaus Polish 11. C. church, has gone to
the Now England states on a business missiou
James P. P. Orauy, of Qirardvllle. was tho
guest of Landlord Michael Dougherty this
afternoon.
NEURALGIA, and similar Oomplalnta,
uuu prcparcu nnacr mo Binngcns
GERMAN MEDICAL LAWS,,
DR. RICHTER S
a &inunn w
S 9
World renowned ! TlrnnftrVfthltf fincccsnf ! !
Only Bcnnlno with Trade Mark " Anchor," I
JciMcnBomo. Atnuum(rci8i8ortnroaRU
f . as. n:niE2 1 ca, si5 rein St., w ygss.
31 HIGHEST AWARDS,
13 Branch Houses. Owa Glassworks.
? isnaorsca ana jtrcommrnaea, vu
X TuiAinn Whnleetlannil Jt tettl.
DruaaittB. Ministers,, and yU
ovist prominent,
people
DR. HtCHTEB'O
ANCnOU" STOMACIIAIi boat fM
I Clollo.lywpfPl&Htomnrh Cnmplnlni m ,
THE BOSTON BAKERY !
Just look, the best home-made bread
and best Vienna hreaU at 4 cents a
loaf. Cakes and pastry at lowest
prices. We also bake the celebrated
Rye and Graham bread.
B. Morgeiistein,
S37 W. Centre St.
Ilent Their liecurd.
The St. Nicholas colliery, operated by tho
P. & R. C. & I. Co., undor tho foremanship of
Wm. A. Sauerbrey, beat their record for
hoisting coal Tuesday for a three-quarter
day. Ten hundred and one cars wcro
dumped.
New Store ! New Stock I
BOTTOn ROCK PRICES 1
Boots nnd shoes nnd footwear ot nil kinds,
Repairing neatly, promptly and cheaply
done.
CATTEL'S,
206 SOuft Malm St.,
BLUE SERGES
EVAN J. DAVIES.
Livery and
Undertaking,
Wo 13 North Jardin St.
WITH PLEASURE !
in
Ton have a pleasure In the prooerles you buy
urwi if,, wav wa handle vour order. ISverytulnir
in our ple Is fresb, except the manners ot our
employ. Our delivery system U perfect, as
you 11 admit II you try 11.
E. B. FOLEY, n Centro 81,
If you should see a
handsome suit of this style
on a man who appears
particularly well - dressed
and comfortable, note it
carefully for it is pretty
sure to be one of our new
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
suits. There are no others
like them for style and
good looks. They are
made of dark blue serges
or worsteds, hard to wear
out and absolutely fast
color.
HART, SCHAFFNCR A MARX
GUARANTEED CLOTHINQ,
DOUBLE-BREASTED SACK SUIT
Copyright 1S99
By lUit, Schiffntf & Muz
Authorized Local Agent,
r itctv X r I 10andl2
mCL.r- W vv iwi 1, s. Main St
Shenandoah, Perina,
5-22-tf
TlTOTlnre llrnlila nroncrtlcs for sale,
1 ply to 8. O. M. Ilollopctnr, attorney,
Bbcnnnilonli.
Ap-
8-31-tf
PROPOSALS.
Scaled proposals will bo received by tbo
nnilerslBiicd until 2 p. in., Juno 27, 1899, for tlio
erection or a tlirce-story brick ilwelllnii for 8t.
Hcorso's I.lthiianlnn It. O. consrcBallon, of
Slicnnntloab, ln
Tlio owners reserve tno rig"' to reject any or
all bills.
Proposals for plumbing will be received nt tbo
same tlmo.
I'lans nud specifications may bo seen at the
house of
HBV. 1 AimOMAITIS,
11G Went Cbcrv street.
Shennndoab. I'o.. Juno 11. 1899. 0-H-3t
That Throbbing Headache.
Would nulckly lea vo vou. if vou used Dr.
King's Now Lifo Pills. Thousands of sillier-
era havo proved thoir matchloss merit for
oick anu jMcrvous lleadacbcs. Thoy maKo
jinro blood and stroiiK nerves and build up
your health. Easy to take. Try them.
uuiy ccnti. Jiioncy uacK tt not cured.
sold by A. wasloy, Uruggist.
FRANKLIN IN BRONZE.
Unvolllncc of Plillndnlpliln's Stntno of
tlio Oront I'hlloanplior.
Philadelphia, Juno 15. The splendid
bronze Btatue of Benjamin Frnnltlin,
sculptured by John J. Boylo and pre
sented to the city by Justus C. Strnvw-
bridgo, was dedicated and unvollcd lata
yesterday afternoon on tho south
plaza of the postonloe, under the' au
spices of tho university of Ponnsyl
vania, the American Philosophical bo
ciety, tho Franklin Institute, the His
torlcal Society of Pennsylvania, th-
Pennsylvania hospital and the Library
Company of Pennsylvania, In tho pres
ence of a distinguished body of men
including a foreign ambassador, cabi
net officers, hlch officials- of city and
state, scientific and literary men from
all over the country, and tho loading
business and professional men of Phil
ndolphla.
Miss Margaret Hartman Bacho, a de
scendant of the great philosopher,
statesman and scientist, unveiled the
statue. The oration was delivered by
United States District Attorney Beck
in the Chestnut Street Opera House at
4 p. m. At the close of tho ceremonies
at the Opera House the participants
In the ceremonies proceeded to tho site
on which the statifti is located, and tho
unveiling and presentation took place
Postmastor General Charles Emory
Smith, In the namo of Justus C, Straw
bridge, presented the statuo to the city
of Philadelphia, and Mayor Samuol H,
Ashbrldge accepted It on behalf of tha
city.
Silverware, cut class and hand decorated
china, sultablo for wedding gifts now dis
played in Brumm's show window.
WSI. l'ENN.
The Best Cook
Must fall to proparo satisfactory
meals If bo Is Riven poor meats to uso.
WALDRON'S
BUY MEAT HERE,
And tbo poorest of cooks will bo able to get up
good, wholesome, palatablo meals.
Always tbo season's best.
; ; BELL'S, 19 1 M Will
Comfort and Satisfaction.
To a Alan's Furnishings is Due fluch
of the Comfort he Has in Life.
For real comfort no nrtlcle offers so much m
Riimmpr nlilrtn Wo llftVO them ill BOft OT BUfl
bosoms. 8ec our silk shirts. We havo thorn to
flt properly over the shoulders, across tho back,
mill nrnimrl thft wnlflt. Lnriro enoutrli so thev
will not bind or chafe durable enough to prove
a good investment.
Portz Bros.,
24- North Main Street.
Ice Cream,
Frod. May is on the sick list.
Mrs. Samson Coucho has moved her house
hold effects to Philadelphia, whoro she will
rcsldo. Tho house sho vatatcs will bo occu
pied by Talley Jenkinsand family.
At tho Uulluren's luy services noxi aun-
day evening Miss Lilllo Dovoy and Mrs.
Evan L. Jones will sing a duett entitled,
"Sympathy,"
Harry Richards, of Koyorsford, Is visiting
John Knight and family horo.
When dizzy or drowsy take Bkecham's
Pills.
Wnltlng for the lteturns.
From rottsvillo Chronicle.
When Criminal Court opens on Monday
next the Court will, no duubt, wait anxiously
to hear tho return from tho First ward of
Shenandoah, whoro, last Sunday, two men
were arrested for fighting in a saloon. Tho
Court has given very implicit instructions
concerning tho violations of the liquor laws.
and tho constablo from that ward, as well as
tho saloonkeoner, will havo some difficulty la
convincing it that the law was not violated
upon the oeeasslon of this fight. Tlio Court
and District Attorney will aouutiess pay
espoclal attention to Shenandoah's rirst
ward.
T.exowliig Mnlianoy City.
Tbo appointing of Messrs. Keysor, Stoin
and Scboror as a lexovr committee, to Investi
gate the alleged olllclal crookedness in tho
erection of the Centro street nnnox, In which
sovoral prominent members of tho Mahanoy
Citv School Hoard aro law to bo involved,
has created a good deal or comment tnrougn-
out the borough. Tho committeo ought to
loso uo tlmo, but got down to work at once
and ascertain tho tiuth or falsity of the
charges, and report Us findings to tho Hoard
at the earliest posslblo dafe. Mahanoy City
Record. '
Teachers' lUccted,
At a meeting of thoi School Board of
Delano, held last night, tho following teach
era woro elected: Principal, Prof. J. M
SchroDO. Delano; Asifstant, Miss Annlo
Clauser, Shenandoah ; Miss Klcbards,
Mlneravlllo; Miss Fault aiid Crosson, Delano,
the latter a teacher In the tchool at Trenton,
I'roatrnted lly Ural.
Louis Huntzlnger and John Henzel, resi
dents of Mahanoy City, wero overcome by
tho beat yesterday afternoon wbllo at work
in tho boiler house of tho Klmwood colliery.
They were removed Ui fhelr homos and
to-day aro on a fair road to recovery.
tured daily,
of town.
All flavors.
Man u i a c
Delivered to all parts
FOR
Sealed PlNK BAND Package.
BIG HORSE SALE.
ToMorrow.
At 1 p. m.
Bain or Shine.
O'HARA'S LIVERY STABLES,
SHENANDOAH, PA.
GRAND OPENING I
IT IS NOW IN FULL BLAST I
Clothes pins 1 cent n dozen.
Ono box of blue, 1 cent.
Ono paper of needles, I cent.
Ono pack of carpet tacks, 1 cent.
Krk beaters, 2 cents.
Tumblers, 1 cents.
Five cent box of stove polish, 3 cents.
One box of shoe blackening, 3 cents.
Lamp globes, 8 cents.
Her ut brut hen, 3 cents.
All size plo plates, 3 cents.
Three pieces of butter milk soap, 5 cents.
Wo have one thousand more artlclen which wo cannot mention. Ik will pay you to come nnd
see our stock. A penny saved Is a penny earned.
BALTIMORE CHEAP STORE,
Czyzewokl Building. 30 East Centre St.
Window screens, 10 cents.
Ten-quart dish pan, 10 cents.
Teiwiuait bucket, 10 cents.
Thirteen pieces of soap, 35 cents.
Chamber setts, from 51.09 up.
Ingrain carpet, from 23 cents per yard up.
Fancy umbrellas, from 37 cents up.
Itftby chairs, 23 cents.
Children's rockers, 27 cents.
Children's dresses, from 19 cents up.
Aprohs, from 4 to 12 years, 25 cents.
j
NewYork.
Bon-Bons and Chocolates,
Made Only lly
TEXXEY COMPANY,
rOK HALE 11V
FRED. KEITHAN,
Baker and Confectioner,
104 ISI. Main St.
Manufacturer
of , .
Wire Screens,
Iron Fences,
Fire Escapes,
Window Guards, Stable Guards, Cellar Guards,
Iron Railings, &c.
REPAIR WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
FACTORY 221-240 N, Emerlck St. RESIDENCE : 221 N. West St.
BELL
Vacation Time is Here 1
If you have a few leisure moments havo
your head shampooed and your hnlr
preserved. Liu Ilea will be given special
attention at their homes every day, ox
eluding Wednesday and Saturday,
W. G. DUSTO,
Ferguson (louse Block.
FOR FINE
FURNITURE,
STOVES,
CARPETS,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES GO TO
DAVISON'S
DEIAIOTlENT STORES,
Nos. llp-121-123 North Main St.
Uses the best ma
terial. Does satis
factory work, attends
to orders promptly
and pleases you with
. his prices. ;
LUMBER.
Cor. White and Lloyd Streets.
FRIEDMAN'S
ENLARGED
GROCERY,
213 W. Centre St.
Wholesale : and I Retail.
F
TbIjIo oil cloth, citra wide, all puttcrna, two
yards (or 25 cents.
Urat farmer roll butter, 16 to 18 cents. Ilcst
Kngllsli lireakfast or Oolonu ten, S3 cunts. All
grailes of colTce, 9 cents to U5 cents.
Our 3 for 25o mackerel lias set the town a
buying.
E3. A. Friedman,
213 West Centre Street.
nillions of Dollars
Take no
Go ud In nmoki, oToryyear.
risks but get your bousos, stock, far
nlture, etc., insured In nrst-class re
liable companies as represented ny
riAVID FAUST Insurance Apenl
Also IU ndAccldsutol omvtaltt
A box of our
srEcim rnniLi drew
is an exhilarating
stimulant during
the hot summer
months.
Delivered at your homo.
Columbia Brewing Company.
rniin.-cnfflr-OT
0 DEALHK IN o
Fruit, Confectionery,
Cigars and Tobacco.
Wholesale and Retail.
SO Wosst Qcntr Strait