Protection to Complexion. Mnnv compleilmiA nro rulntMl tlimuuh the pffccU of tho liotsun. It require groat on re to keen the face soft mid clear In the mint nier. You will be plmuM with the re sult If you mo the lirenarnt Ions we sell Lotloni to overcome the lul effect of the sun, powder to make your skin smooth, puns, ounmoii kin, flenh lrushcfl, per(time9--whftteer you want for tho toilet, we supply ltd bent form. SHENANDOAH DRUG STORE, South Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa. Telephone Connection. A SUMMER NECESSITY ! This Is the season when new clothes and gent's furnish ings are necessary. When we make you n suit there is no doubt about its fit ami rjuality. Our stock of summer light weight suitings will insure satis faction. Examine our show window and street case. Portz Bros., 24 North Main Street. Jeweler and Optician, It this typo is too line and these lines run tnRether Homethlnft Is wrong ft bout your and our -optician should examine them before further injury Is done. No expense for tho test. Tlios. Buchanan, Jeweler and Optician. 118 South Main Street. Extra Reduction in Our Line of FOOTWEAR Has begun. Save your dollars while you have a chance.' Do not miss any opportunities. A dollar saved is a dollar earned. BOSTON 27 South Main Street. Shenandoah, Fa I. SPONT, PROP. FOUR DOORS ABOVE POST OFFICE. Keystone State Normal School, KUTZTOWN, PA. 1 1 1 I The fall term of this famous training school for teaeliers will open August 38, 1999. Su nerlor advantages ore offered to young- men and women preparing for teaching, col lege, or business. The build ings are all new, containing spacious and comfortable rooms forstudents, roomy re citation balls, steam heated throughout,and supplied with the lata i ana own. uK"ii"K nml Mftnftnrv appnanoes. TtofnrA choosln&r o school secure a catalogue of the Keystone Normal School. Rev. N, G. Schaeifer, Ph. D., D. D PRINCIPAL. S For full Information, catalogue, etc, S address 1 KEYSTONE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, S KUTZTOWH, PA. J. Dalius' Meat Market, Try our meats. They are well preserved these hot days. We give you more for your money than anywhere else. Those who tried us know this to be a fact. 2o3 E. Centre St., fRCHT VIEW. SttQWfottZMfoPfttt NT IMPROVED FflGtAVS Shenandoah, Pa. Below U. V. Station. CRIMINAL COURT JURORS. Druwn Tor September Hesnloii Tor Two Weeks nf Criminal Court. Nnnies of Grand Jurors drawn to Attend n Court ol Oyer ami Torinliior, Ooiiornl Jail Delivery nm! (Ic-nrrnl Quarter Sessions of tho I'cnrv to he held at, IVittsvtllo In nnd for tho County of Schuylkill on Monday, tho fourth day of Septetnher, A. I). 1809, at 10 o'clock In tho forenoon : Win. Stevenson, machinist. Pottsvlllo. Mlrhaol Carey, teacher, V. Mali. Twp. Joseph Wyatt, saloon keener, Shenandoah. Geo. Freed, laborer, Sohuylklll Haven. Owen Leonard, conductor, Mahanoy City, Jumo Wolsh, teamster, Shcnauilbah. rhlllp Storch. moulder, Pottsvlllo. Patrick Itrennan, mlii-r, nirardvlllo. Win. Zellors, carenter, K. Union. Chas. SeltElliKor, flrotrmti, Fraokvlllo. Peter Helm, minor, Plneftrovo Twp. Tlios. Holland, conductor, Gordon, Chas. Campbell, engineer, Gordon. John Krobs, laborer, St. Clair. Jas. Thomas, miner, Shenandoah. John Schuster, laborer. St. Clair, J. A. Miller, farmor, Washington Twp. Noah Phillips, fireman, Gordon. Geo. Owens, watchman, Pottsvlllo. Newton Pllline, hotel, St. Clair. Tlios. Lawrence, plumber, Pottsvlllo. Win h. Williams, moulder, rottsvlllo. E. G. Morgan, laborer, Fralloy. Edw. Spcacht, teamster, Pottsvlllo. I'KTIT jurohs ant'T, 11. The following in this vicinity havo been drawn as petit jurors for tho week beginning September 11th : Christ Eherlc, manufacturer. Glrnrdvillo. Michael Leonard, laborer, Mahanoy City. Dennis Whear, clerk, Mahanoy City. Michaol Carmody, minor, Mahanoy City. Wm Derr, barbor, Shenandoah. Frank Wharmby, hotel, Uuion. Peter Lconhardt, miner, Glrardvillo, John Flanigan, clerk, Ashland, John Noon, laborer, Ashland. Thomas Farr, laboror, Mahanoy City. Wm Price, teamster, Mahanoy City. Wm. Edmunds, laborer, Mahanoy City. Bernard Kelloy, laborer, Ashland. Frank McDonald, land agent, Ashland. W. II. Nungossor, laborer, Union. Harry Reese, laboror, Shenandoah. John Kiehlcr, laborer, Ashland. Evan Allen, laboicr, Mahanoy Twp , E. John IJobin, saloon, Mahanoy City, Edw. McCaulcy, teamstor, Mahanoy City, M. J, Murphy, saloon, Mahanoy City. Vincent Donohoo, druggist, Glrardvillo. James Copley, laborer, Mahanoy City. Jesse Wobb, salesman, Mahanoy City. PETIT JUBOBS, 8EPTEMBKB 4, 1899. Andrew Hiues, laborer, Tamaqua. John Kllker, laboror, GlrardvIIIe. Simon Coombe, laborer, Mahanoy City. John Dauks, laborer, Shenandoah, George Davidson, laborer, Shenandoah, Daniel Skeath, miner, Mahanoy City. John Campbell, laboror, Gllberton, Wm. ReliT, farmer, Butler. Wm. Itosser, laborer, E. Mahanoy. James Madden, laborer, Ashland. Patrick Clark, laboicr, Mshanoy City. Wm. Patterson, miner, Shonandoab. David Thompson, Jr., miner, W. Mahanoy, Charles Young, caipenter, Ashland. John Morgan, laborer, Gilberton. David McGinty, laboror, Mahanoy City. Jos. B. Garner, mining engineer, Ashland, Wm. Devlin, conductor, Delano. Jas. O'Connor, teacher, Mahanoy City. The Appetite of a Goat Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose stomach and liver are out of order. All such should know that Dr. Kind's New Life Pills the wonderful stomach and liver remedy, gives splendid appetite, sound digestion and a regular bodily habit that insures perlect health and great energy, unly 25c. at A. wasiey drug store. x eniLD KNJors Tho pleasant flavor, gentle action, and sooth ing ellect of Syrup of Figs, when in need of a laxative, and if the father or mother be costive or bilious, tho most gratifying results follow it use ; to that it is the best family remedy known and every family should havo a bottle. Manufactured by tho California Fg Syrup Co. CAPT. WILLIAM ASTOE CUANLEB, Congressman from New York, is tho presl dent of Tub New York Stab, which is giving away a FORTY DOLLAR BICYCLE daily, as offered by tholr advertisement in another column. Hon. Amos J. Cummiag: M. C, Col. Asa Bird Gardner, District At tomey of New York, ex-Governor Hogg, of Texas, and Col. Fred. Feigl, of New York, are among the well known names in their Board of Directors, One Exception. "Do you lova mu so much," sho do manded. "thnt you would bo willing to iglvo up your nil for mof" "Yes," ho repneu, "i wouiu wiiuugiy give up nil for you; but, of courso, that doosn't Includo what I expect from your father." Kalamazoo Telegraph. Looklnic Ahead. "It is only a mattor of time," said Golf er, "when tho expansion policy will carry us into Canada." "What makes you think thatf" "Oh, wo will need tho land on the othor (dn of tho border for coif links I" Phila delphia North American. GREAT CASH SALE Of the stock of millinery, fixtures, etc., sold at recent Shenit 's sale as the property of the Bon Ion btore In includes TRinnED HATS, SAILORS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, Etc., And will be sold at one-quarter the real value. Sale opens to-morrow morning at o o'clock, and will continue daily until disposed of at 29 North Main Street. I. SCHULMAN, erun tic nilC nni I AD "o.thta a4 wui ocnu uo unu uuli.hu .n,1 vnu thlH Sic 131-lb. ... f.iu Hrkri. uutsaroiu coil. sp ouo COOK sTOTk, by freight O.Q.U., snbject to smnlattton. examine it . Jour freight unnt AMI If found perfect ly satUfftetorr m! u. im.lMt km Hia tus you ever ssw or beftrd of, par the rimeirr lUfT..r srtciiL FK1CK. SI3.G0 leu the $1.00 write von oun bio free ont withm 2nd freight charges This store UsjteNo. I, own Is STOVE CATAUOUUB. Isree Bom, fie.TT eoT.n, bery llnhs nt grates, Juveooi helf, eTytitt lined ojen cloor. Usaoiome Uilii 11, top Is uoi nume from seal pig iron, eiiia nickel plswea oraieiiinwu u. Hiuuimn -Unte deep, genulu.BUU pwmUI. rwn. , hmd KmeUrireornunentedbtM. B.rt Ml km mti; sod we furnlib rUXU n eitr wood erM. mttlaf it a per. MwMlftWr. W l3l A DIIDltlidVAIUiTU With rosdiuuoa. V"0''0"'"?0"??,0! iM&nVi?:.!.W 6EARS, ROEBUCK A CO.dKCJCHIUm.ltL TllH WKATIlBtl. Tho temperature hns fallen In tho Lower Missouri nud MliUlIn Mississippi vnlloys, tho lower lulto region and tho northern pin t o.iu ; It hits rlson in tho Middle Hocky mnuntntn region, nnd has remained nearly stationary else where. Forecast for today nnd to morrow In this section: Threaten ing today and nrolmbly tomor row; light southwesterly winds. Sunrise, 5:03; sunset, 7:23; length ot ay, 14h., 20m.; moon rises, 10: CO p. moon sets, 10:31 a. m. Olieap Irn-llny Trip to Srimlinrp, via l'lilln- ilelplila V Heading ltallwfiy. On Thursday, August 3rd, tho Philadelphia & Ilcadlnir Railway will run a special tcu-d.ty oxcursion to Attautlo City, Capo May, Ocean City nnd Sea Islo City. Special oxcursion tickets will bo on salo at tho low rato of $3.50 from Shenandoah to cither of tho above seashoro rosorts. Thcso tickets will bo good going to Phila delphia ou day of excursion from Shenan doah on special train leaving 0.55 a. 111., or on regular train leaving 12.20 p. m., nnd from Philadelphia to point of destination on any regular train excopt 3.40 and 5.00 p 111. Sixty-tninuto flyers to Atlantic City, within timo limit of ticket nnd good to rotnrii on any regular train within ten days including day of isstio Pullman parlor cars will bo nttached to special train to Philadelphia. Whilo thcso tickets do not include the trausfer of cjthor passengers or baggage through Philadelphia, arrangements havo been niado whoroby on tho payment ot ton cents extra ono plcco of baggago for eacli ticket can bo checked through to Atlantic ity. For further Information, seats in parlor ccr, &c, apply to ticket agents, or address D Mauger, Traveling Passongcr Agent, or Edson J. Weeks, Gen, Passenger Agt., Phila delphia. Swlndllnc tJntnn Chocked. San Francisco, July 28. "Drlck" McPherson and T. J. Clisham havo been arrested on charges of conspiracy. McPherson Is nccused of obtaining $10, 000 by false pretenses. Clisham claims to havo been tno victim 01 nis com panion behind the bars. Among those alleged to be involved in the affair, In addition to McPherson nnd Clisham, are two attorneys, a saloon keeper and two Chinamen. The scheme by which money Is said to have been obtained from several persons was to represent the Chinese as opium smugglers hav ing a contract with tho Six Companies, by which small Investments were made to realize immense profits. GeneKRoe "Will Itnco Aunlnst Cnnndn. Chicago, July 28. Genessee, of tho Rochester (N. Y.) Yacht club, cap tained by Charles Van Voorhls and Ballod by Charles O. Davis, of Brook lyn, will be the boat that represents the United States and tne unicago Yacht club as tho challenging party for the Canada cup at Toronto Aug. 21 Such was the decision of the judges of tho Chicago Yacht club after yes terday's race, in which tho now boat Briar was given a trial race against Prairie and was badly beaten. Tho race was 15 miles' tho Prairie making it in 2:24 and theJriar In 2:49. Crown l'rlnco Dnnllo Woddod. Cettlnje, July 28. The wedding of Crown Prince Danllo of Montenegro and the Duchess of Jutta was cele brated yesterday afternoon by tho metropolitan of Cettinjo in the pres ence of the bride's mother and brother. the Prince nnd Princess of Monto- negro, tne uucness 01 juecKienrjurE Strelltz, Duke Frederick and others. The inhabitants displayed the great est enthusiasm and throughout the day royal salutes were fired. The bride wore tho Montenegrin national cos tume and was everywhere affectionate ly welcomed Ilobbed by tlio Panel Game. Chicago, July 28. A wealthy mer chant, whoso Identity tho police dis guise behind tho fictitious name of "George Edwards," was robbed last night of $7,000 through a "panel game," operated in the house of Nellie Miller, in State street. Tho money consisted of seven 1,000 bills. This Is tho largest amount of money over secured in a Bimllar robbery in tno Lioveo ais trlct. The Miller woman has been ar rested. "Edwards" Is a wealthy mer chant, whoso home is not far from Denver. Clinrorod With Double Mnrdor, "Waukegon, Ills., July 28. George Krueger Is a prisoner In the Lake county Jail, accused of the murder of his wife, Bertha Krueger, and mother- in-law. Mrs. Catherine Voss. The ar rest followed immediately arter a nost mortem examination yesterday afternoon of the body of ivlrs. Krueger, which revealed two bullets in the brain of the woman, whom a coroner's jury adjudged guilty of the murder of her mother, the wounding of her hus band and the taking of her own life, Thn result of tho nost mortem exami nation was a verification of the popu- las suspicion that Mrs. Krueger had not taken her own lire. SnbAtdles For Cnnndlnn Railways, Ottawa, Ont., July 28. The Domin ion government presented to parlia ment last night a resolution granting subsidies to railways to the extent of 16,540,245. This includes $1,000,000 for a bridge over the St. Lawrence at Quebec and $986,000 for the Ontario and uainy uiver railway, ino re matnder of the money goes to new roads built for development purposes, Kansas Importing: Jfeprro Miners Kansas City, July 28. Seventy-five negroes Imported from the south were yesterday placed In the Central Coal and Coke company's mine at Scammon, Kan. Altogether the company will have COO Imported negro miners at work in the district within ten days, President Hobart, of the Kansas and Texas Coal company, says this com pany Intends to fill its ompty mines with imported negroes. Tne tsoum western Mining and Improvement com pany has nlso placed an order for negro miaers. Ilrvnn In Indtnnn. Qreonfiold, Intl., July- 28. William J. Bryaa held throe meetings here yea terday, two at the fair grounds and one on the Court House square In tne evening. Fully 15,000 visitors wore in town, and 12,000 people heard him on the fair grounds at each of the two meetings. In his Bpeerhes Mr. Bryan Insisted upon nothing IHng subtracted from the Democratic platform of 189G, hut that to It should be added denun ciation of the Philippine policy of the administration and condemnation of rllsiH iruais. Captain DrcyfiiH In Ooml Ilonltb. Rennes, France, July 28. The 111- nflca nf Hnntnln DrAvfiiH won lint fllleht. and he has recovered. His friends say I that his mental and' bodily condition Is excellent. WW PITHY POINTS. tppenliigs Throughout thn Country flbronlclnl for Unity I'erusnl. Despondent ovor illness. James II. Cowling, of Easton, hung himself. , Stotcn bmCrlck was yesterday appointed n fourth-class postmastor ntTlinrnhill, Pa. Chaltman Quair has opened Republican headquarters in tho Shissler building, Potts vlllo. A movemont Is on fot r.t Pittsburg to organic tho unskilled workmen in tho iron nnd steel mills. , Thoic nro a few assessors who havo not as yot mado their returns In tho school enroll ment of children botweon 0 nnd 21 years Crowds of pcoplo saw Harry Schmidt, a boy, drown in tho Susquehanna river, at Wtlliainsport, without being nblo to render 111 in nssistnnco, Tho membors of John S. Meredith Post No. 4S5, G. A. R of Frackvillo, are making auoraiearrangomcuMiorftcninp nro 10 no held nt that placo ou August 25th and SOtli. The statement that William Corby, the young man who was seriously injured at the St. Clair collicrv on Tnr-ndav nvontmr. had I tiWnSrVhliritaY toT ratlng iulc,,y Bt Work is being rapidly pushed on tho now bteakcr of tho St. Clair Coal Co. Two shltfs of carpenters nro eugaged in erecting the wood work. It is expected to havo tho placo In operation by tho close of tho year. Fourteen deaths occurred in Pottsvlllo dur ing tho past two wooks. John Selgrado, of GlrardvIIIe, nnd Miss Maggie Shoron, of Homosvlllo, woro married nl thn former placo on Wednesday. Miss Hattio Nowlin, of Mahanoy City, has been appointed a grammar school teacher nt Rock (llonn, Luzerne county. John Connolly, of Ashland, was badly in jured about tho back and legs by falling from tho top of a ladder yesterday afternoon, Sovoral thousaud Mcnnonltcs attondod a mission meeting nt Paradise, Lancaster county, nt which Bishop Isaao Eby presided, Captain James S. Grnhnin, a votcran of tho civil war, committed suicide at Middlctowu uy shooting himself. The Reading Iron Company and other mills nt Reading have temporarily suspended I operations on account of tho oxcossivo heat and humidity. Over 30 bricklayers at tho Bothlohem Steel Works have struck for an incrcaso of wages, and 100 workmou, employed on forging presses, demand n higher schedule Mrs. Joseph Boll, wifu of a Beading babor, yesterday gavo birth to twin girls weighing 13 and 11 pounds. Tho mother and babes are doing well. Private Albort McVeigh, of tho Twenty- seventh Regiment, was killed at Camp Meade, nnd Privato Gould, of the same regiment, fatally injured, whilo they were attempting to alight from n freight train. PERSONAL MENTION. Harry Yost has gone to Scranton on a vist. Mrs Emma Klstler, of Allentown, Is a uric, t u-iIa r m. in.iii,tn t cuest of friends in town guest ot menus in town. Oliver Capper and Miss Sadlo Harris visited friends nt Lost Creek last evening. Lawrence V.Maurer .an instructor in the Piorco school nt Philadelphia, was a visitor to town yesterday. Dr. P. O. Bleller, wifo nnd boh, Ira, of Glrardvillo, spent yesterday ia town as tho cuest of Mr. nnd Mrs. li. L. Brown. Miss Nora Brown, of tho Miuers' hospital, was a visitor to town yesterday Justice of tho Peace John Bannon, of Delano, was a business visitor to town last evening. Miss Nora Breisch, of Ringtown, nnd her friend. Miss Nollio Bcrtlor. of Scranton. wore sleasant visitors to town to-dav. M. G. Wurm was'last night elected secre tary of tho Rescue Hook & Ladder Company, to succeed It D Eeeso. who recently located in x iiiuiuujpiuu. Abo Mnmmcy, tho genial clork at E. C. Brobst's grocory, had trouble in adjusting his spectaclos this morning because he couldn't keep his face in shape, his wife having presented him with a baby boy last night. Mrs. J. F. Finney nnd son, John, of Potts- villo ; Mrs. G. W. Helper and Miss Maud land and Mrs. Claudo Keiper. of Washington, D. C, departed yesterday for Atlantic City where they will enjoy the sea brewe for sov- era! weoks. ij.i:i. xiniviiin. "Vn tilt) 4o.ii nisi.., ucMiiwj vj.j 1 tlaughtor of David anu JHary l'erklns, aged 11 months and 9 days. Tho funeral will tako place on Sunday, 30th Inst, at 2:30 p. m from the family residence at 22t West Mayherry allcv. Services at tho house. Interment lit Odd Fellows' cemetery. Relntlves and friends rcsnecnuuy inviieu to auenu. ia-t rfor over ax". li?." ILL NATtJY??' ""fV,S of thoOlobofor 1TEUE ALGIA &nd similar Complaints, ana preparea uuaer iao cu-ingcni; GERMAH MEDICAL LA' . presoribed ty eminent phymcia DR. RIRHTER S (fa AftinLsnn 9 Wnrld wnimnnif I Pimiavlr.blvfilireeMf nl I j Only genolno with Trade Mar k Anchor.' ' 1 I vdo. oc a Dottle. Atauurngguisormrouga i 3 HIGHEST AWARDS, 13 Srasob Houses, Own Glassworks. Endorsed and Jlecommendea oy , Leading WliclesaU and, J!etatl . jni0fittf, iuinixr, ui,tt ' vrominent people. DR. RICHTCR'S "ANCnoit" STOMACI1AI, beat I dollo, nypepslg Afitomnch Complnlnt I LI MEAT MARKET. 2 S. Jardin St. Kext door to E. r Ilrolmt's grocery. T'8v .'or all Biuous and tfssvous Uiskasei. They pur If ibe fli.ooD and give Healthy action to the entire ijUcin. Cure DYSPEPSIA, HEADACHE, COrsTIPATIOfj end PTflPLES WILL OPEN SATURDAY GOL. DIM'S. Three Extraordinary Specials. SPECIAL NO. 1. We have placed on sale our entire stock of Ien's nnd Boys' light weight nnd summer clothing including nil the latest styles and patterns, in light colors nnd blue serges. Some of them are all wool nnd the rest of them are pure v oitcds. Any of them are worth j?8 00 and $g oo, and some of them nre worth $12 OO. Our price for te day3 01,iy W,U be from ' ' CfcO Crt 4. CfcC ff 3O.OU XO 3Zj,JJm In order lo give lale buyers a decided to continue these special sales for a than at first intended. Mammoth Clothing 9 and 11 S. Main Sft.OO to Niagara Falls anil Itolurn via the Lrhlgli Valley Itallroail, On August 12th tho Lehigh Valley Rail- road will soil tickets to Niagara Falls nnd return, nt the sneclal low faro of 15.00 for tho round trip from Shenandoah, llruitoil for return- passage to August 14th, inclusive. Tickets will bo honored on any train except tho Black Diamond express. Consult Lehigh Vulley ticket agents for particulars. 4sk your grocer for the "Royal Patent flour, nnd tako no other brand. It is tho best HOT AND COLD LUNCH EVERY MORNING AT HENTZ'SCAFE, COR. MAIN AND GOAL STREETS. SATURDAY MORNING. Noodle soup. ' EVENING. Sour krout, pork and mashed potatoes. MlfPI ANPOII.S. TSTKAYKD.-On the 27th lnsfc, a Shepherd iabout 6 weeks old and brown In color. Finder will please return to 100 West Cherry street. 1' gALE.-A lot 150x30 feet at Turkey Bun. Ji to be goia t onas. utst location. Apply at 437, Turkey Hun. 7-25-ot y board In n private lamily. Apply to Mrs. r.. IS. Petera. 118 West Uoal street. 7-21-iw F OB SALE. A good paying business In Shenandoah. Small capital required. Bult- jj,0 for n active' for an active Touue Iris ouug irishman, a j.unuan inth. Lnrizo returns. Satis- Ian, American or hi r.rinrv roAnnnn o-iven for nulttlmr. None but thoso meaning business need apply. Attornoy-at-I-aw, Shenandoah, Pa. 1 7-19-2W FOR RENT. A suite of rooms in tho icgon bulldlnsr. corner of Main and Centro streets. tooBc. Pu WatA10Kai'tBO.n1rea.txen.V. I I iOR SALK A new bicycle, the latest make. J? Cheap for cash. Apply at the Hekald "'He0, I -vroTIOE. Deslrablo properties for sale. Ap- XS ply to S. Q. M. lioiiopeter, attorney, 841-tt hr "' nM All flavors J.VV jl Vttlll. ManulttC- I , . , . tured daily. Delivered to all parts of town. A&JZl FOR Bealed PINK BAND Package. TJewYork. Bon-Bons and Chocolates, Blade Only Vy TENNEY COMPANY, rOK BAJJH BV FRED. KEITHAN, Baker and Confectioner, 104 N. IVIaln St. POLITICAL CARDS. rOTE FOB wn. S. LEIB, OF ASHLAND. FOR FROTHONOTARY. JOTB FOIt FRANK R. KANTNER, OF LOFTY. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. yoTE Fort HORACE F. RABER, OF HNEanOVE. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. yOTE FOIt THOMAS J. HIGGINS, OF BIIENANDOAH. FOR CLERK OF THE COURTS. FOR FINE FURNITURE, STOVES, CARPETS, AT THE LOWEST PRICES GO TO DAVISON'S DEI'ARTJIENT STORES, I .... .,. e inoa. nyui-uj jJJJH Hill II ill I m it a, lii'isHHw QOLDIN'S. SPECIAL. NO. S. Our south side show window lias been utilized for our single pants display. It contains men's and boys' single pants, all kinds, styles nnd sizes. Any pants shown is worth from 2.00 to 3.25. Our price while they last $1.50. chance to secure some of St., TWO STORES IN ONE ! On and after August ist our stock will be increased to twice its present size, because we are going to combine our two stores and re move all goods to Shenandoah to our present location, the Baltimore Cheap Store, 30 East Centrestreet. Our accommodation will be beyond reproach then, and we will conduct special bargain sales every Satur day. They will start on Saturday Don't miss the place. BALTIMORE 3o East Centre Street, FACTORY SHOE STORE, S South Main Stroot. - Abo Lovlno, Prop. D MI Does the finest hath room work. P. W. BELL, Cor- White and Lloyd sts Window Guards, Stable Guards, Cellar Guards Iron Railings, &c. REPAIR WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. FACTORY 22I-240 N. Emerlck St. RESIDENCE :-22l N. West St. WHAT YOU PAY For a thing Is important but wlnt you get for your money is ten time9 more important. Our goods and our prices do their own talking and give you big rewards. Our Furniture-- Is good, stylish and viewable. We believe in It ana m everything else we sell. We won't say any more but if you haven't tried us you miss a good thing. Special inducements in Couches and Parlor Suits. Wo Soli Good Goodo at Factory PHooo. D. & J. 103 and 10S South Main Street. LOAVES OF BREAD, 25c. Buy 2So worth of checks and receive more and better bread than Is baVed anywhere In town. Calces and pas'T ,ow i"t. TrX our celebrated Itye and Oraham bread. BOSTON BAKERY, lie Morffentteln. 287 W. Centre Street Our Haircuttlng and Shampooing rieases everybody. V'e do lota ol It aim are gaining now mi tomers dally. Lodtcasimmpoolng done at ynur own home upon notification, W. G- DUSTO, Ferguson House Ulock. OOLDIN'S. SPECIAL NO. Q. Our Children's clothing has also been considered. We have selected about 200 suits, till woolen goods, Reefer and Junior styles, from 4 to 8. This stock can be seen on one large table and is ready lor your inspection. The former prices were $2.50 up to $4.00. Our price lor ten days only. 351.50. the bargains offered we have few days longer House, I Goldin, Proprietor. CHEAP STORE, - Shenandoah, Penna. A Lucky Purchase. $1.24. We bought of a manufacturer all the Men's Russets he had. We got them 40c less on the dollar, as lie wanted to get rid of them before fall. They are worth $2.00, but to sell them quick we have marked them only SI. 24 per Pair. Another one worth $2.50, and cheap at $2.25; we will sell them at the low price of J,69 a pair. Repairs leaky hydrants. Does all kinds of plumbing. -Does gas fitting. Gives estimates on steam and hot water plants. Manufacturer ot . Wire Screens, Iron Fences, Fire Escapes Our Stoves-ess ser- re oest In every re spect. Best of material, best system of baking, all modern conveniences and the prices are lower than elsewhere. SIBGEL, EVAN J. DAVIES. Livery and Undertaking, No. 13 North Jardin St. To PATENT Good Ideas 11M may be secured by oar aid. Address, THE PATENT RECORD. Baltimore. Ui. Babicrlptlom to TUe Fatent Itecord (UK) personam.
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