law. wmtt 1 SHENANDOAH. PA. FRIDAY. DECEMBEIl 8. 1899. ONE CKNT VOFlXV.-NO. McPhail Pianos. For 6o years made on honor Sold on merit. Strictly High Grade. DEATHS AND FUNERALS. AND OTHKR MAKUS.- Sold For Cash or L-oei sed on Time. FURNITURE AND MUSIC STORE. 5. Main St., Shenandoah, J. P. Williams & Son, 13 Pa. FOR m LIKW O'HARA'S AND OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS. Cor. Lloyd and White Sts., SHENANDOAH flaln Street, and MAHANOY CITY. "It's an ill Wind That Blows No One Good" That Is Why We a Special Sale Will Have Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Dec. 7th, 8th and 9th, Ot Tinsel. Glass an"dother Christmas Tree Orna' ments. These goods we place an import order for early in January of every year, thereby saving fifteen or twenty per cent, on prices. We will in this special sale give this profit to our customers. Come Early 2nd Make Your Selections. Morgan's Fancy Bazar, - 23 N. Main St I Necrnloer Kenort of Tills nnil Ullie Towns of the County. Samuel Mlllward. who died suddenly In the mines at Vulcan last Tuesday, was burled at Mahanoy City to-day. (lusslc. the five-year-old daughter or George Wonn, of Ollberton, died from mem braneous croup Wednesday. The child suf fered con Iderahly before deith ensued. Sho will bo burieii to-morrow at e rackvllle. Henrietta, widow of the late Charles Schln- kcl, died at her homo lo upper Win. Ponn at 8 o'clock last oveuiug. Death was dno to heart disease, after an illness of seven days. She was OS years of ago and was a member of the German Lutheran church, of town. 1 ho following children survive: William and Daniel, of LloweHyn ; Charles, David and Joseph, of Wm l'onn ; Mrs. Joseph Edmund- son, of Wm. Penn, and Mrs. Peter llecker, or Mt. Carmcl. The funeral will take placo on Sunday, at 12 m. Services In the German Lutheran church. Intormciit In the Odd Fellows' cemetery. Ebony silver mounted novelties, flig se lection at astonishing low prices at BBUMM S. Kuthuslnstln Welcome. The anniversary service in the United Evangelical church last night attracted a con gregation thai crowded the edifice, llev. I!. M. Lichtcnwalnor, of Catasauuua, occupied the pulpit. Upon the close of the service Rer. Licbtenwalnor. who was pastor of the congregation for several years, and bis wife were extended a welcome of a most enthu siastic character The members of the con gregation crowded about the. veuerable couple and a cordial clasping of bands and exchanges of good will continued for some timo. Itev. and Mrs. Lichlenwalner will ro- main here as guests of friends until next Monday. Rev. I. J. Iteitz, who occupied the pulpit on Wednesday evening, left for his homo at Lltltz to-day. Rev A. J. Ilrunner, of Pottsvillo, will occupy the pulpit at the onulversary service to be held this evenlug. See the new lire of Christmas rockers at The Hub. They arrived to-day. It The Seranton Case. At the trial of Zollner. Gaughan, Datton and Cummings in Seranton for the Mayfleld burglary live steel wedges, a fuse, handker chiefs, seven 43 calibre cartridges and a watch case filled with percussion caps, found on Cummings person, were produced in evidence and C. & I. Policeman Danlell, of this town, identified the percussion -.aps and fuse as articles used by professional burglars. A revolver, silver watch and lady's watch chain were identified as articles thrown away by the accused during their flight. Have you seen the hand decorated and gold plate China cigar holders, jardincrs, ferneties. Jewel cases, photo holders, vases, collar and cuff boxes, etc., at Bbumm'b. THREE JiEW OOTANGES Were Enacted by the B'rough Council Last Night. BEAR ON THE ELECTRIC RAILWAYS. Each oar Shall be Provided With a. Fender, A License Certificate Shall be Dis played In Each Car and the License Fee Is Raised. tween President William McGuIre and Coun cilman Patrick Harkins over a discission as to whether a motion to make final payment to Contractor litltt should prevail. MeGuIre ruled the motion out of order, as he deemed It unjust to the bsrough under the existing circumstances. Mr. Harkins retorted that the ruling was unjust to tho contractor. and declared that Mr. McGulre was not mau enough to wait and give a hearing to a gentleman at a previous meeting. President Mcuulre grew white with rage and a few mutes later left the chair. Ho walked towards Mr Harkins, picking up a piece of a leak top as be pawed and attempted to strike the latter, but Chief Murpby and other . R7! ATtTNfl'Pi TATA f. "PAflTDRY FIRE. Councllmen Interfered and separated the combatting anions. Business was resumed and continued without further interruption PWALM CELLS HORSEMEN HARNESS. Trotting Harness Buggy " Carriage " Surrey " Express " Team . " Harness Oil and Dressing, Snaps - iwalm's - Bridles, Collars, Halters, Lines, Saddles, Traces, Tie Straps, Hame Straps, Feed Bags, Buckles. In fact everything need for your horse or wagon. Hardware A llower of Ileauty. The Hub department store has been trans. formed into a bower of beauty for gift buyers for the holiday season. In the base ment tho shelves have been crowded with every desirable design in glassware, crockery, pictures, etc Ou the first floor will bb found a large and varied display of dry goods and other materials captivating to the feminine- eye. Santa Claus' headquarters have been established on the second floor, The display of Christmas toys is exceptionally Urge, and everything In tho stock promises Joy for the children. Curtains and tapestry covers at Davison's. you - Store. flANNlNO. I flANNINQ. MUCH SHOE SELLING And shoe buyinjr has learned us a lot about the good and bad points of S-SHOES- A Driver Injuued. Daniel Sweeney, aged ID years, employed as a driver at the wm. I'enn colliery, was badly injured in the mine yesterday and is now an inmate of tho Miners' hospital. He had a narrow escape from death. A mule kicked him and he fell In front of a moving car and, In saviug himself from being crushed by the wheels one of his hands waB badly in jurcd. The car passed over it, causing a com pound fracture of tho Index finger and severe laceration of two other fingers. He also ro. celved a compound fracture of the knee, which may cripple him for life, and lacerated wounds of the face. Easels and screens In profusion at Davison's. Olllcers Elected. The Rescue Hook and Ladder Company of town held a semi-annual election of officers And we never buv those that are the least suspicious. Only the best t night that malted I as follows i PmWwt, "r ' u i.:.. ,i ,r JohnG. Jon.si Vice President, John Cale; oi cutu Mim ui biui B-.. ""' Secretary. M. G. Wurm ; Financial Secre- Stock and the increasing ntimDer 01 tary, Jonas Gllfillan j Treasurer, C. A. A regular meeting of the Borough Council was held last night with tho following mem bers in attendance i Messrs. McGulre, Tracey, Coakley, iioebm, Shoemaker, Xelswouter, James, H.wells, Straugbn, Bell, Murphy, Harkins and Hand. The first communication read was from llorougli Electricim Cougblin.in regard to the extensiun of the fire alarm system to Turkey Run. Ho Raid tho distance from the nearest alarm box, No. 34, at the corner of Main and Poplar streets, to tho Defender Fire Com pany's house and back to town would be 7,800 to 8,000 feet; an indicator would cost $173 and an alarm box $125, No action was taken. Mrs. James Doyle sent in a complaint that hor pavement, which she was compelled to place by tho borough, had been rootod up by hogs running at large. She asked that the borough nptifr the pavement. The matter was referred to the Health Officer aud the Chiol Burgess. The street committee recommended tLat tho Phoenix Fire Company bo given 30 square feet of the old paving stoue to be used in front of Its building as a place for washing its apparatus. It also recommended that the bill of William J. Brltt for $1,000 07.be paid. less the Burns' bill of $11 03, Leitzoi claim of $10 31 and $14 10 for headers at the street in tersections, a total of $101.58, leaving r, bal buco of $1893.30. The Pear alley sewer work was started ou tho 2Sth ult. The cost of pipe will be $137 aud toe total cost of tho sewer $500. The borough will get $250 for connections between Cherry and Oak streets. The committee recommended that tho Cherry Street Sewer Company be asked aud compelled to pay at least $50 towards the sewer for the work done on the sanio early in the season in abating a nuisance complained of by the Health Officer. Ou motiuu of Mr. Coakley the paving stone recommendation as to the Phoenix Fire Comnanv was adoDtcd. The recommenda tluu as to Mr. Brltt's hill wis objected to ou the ground that no final payment shuuid be paid to Mr. Britt uuttl the Surveyor submits a writton report that the street paving work has been done according to contract aud Is satisfactory. It was decided to have special meeting next Wednesday night to consider tho matter. It was also decidod that the Cherry Street Sewer Company be charged $50, as recom mended by the committee, and that the Health Officer be Instructed to collect It. Borough Surveyor Gregory submitted report showing that there was 770 feet of paving, eight feet wide, ou Main street done for the Schuylkill Traction Company. The total cost was $1,250 29. The company is en titled to an allowance of $317.42 for the brick, leaving a balance of $911.87 due. Tho secretary and Solicitor were instructed to send a bill to the Traction Company for the amount. The Supervisor was instructed to break large stones that have been placed ou fast Centre street and dig off the humps. The Finance Committee reported having drawn $5,000 worth of borough bonds for re demption. Borough Treasurer Mullaby submitted the following report : Balance on hand last re port, $1,420.00: received from Collector Burke. $5,000; from the Stato Treasurer for tho Fire- men a fund, $222.52; from Water Superintend eut, $2,500; from Chief Burgess, $50; total, $9,103,42. Disbursements Orders paid $6,041; coupons paid, $15; balance on hand $3,130.52; total, $9,103 42 It was decioed that tho $2,000 note falling due to-day be paid. It was reported that two firo plugs at Turkey Run needed protection from the frost. The matter was referred to the fire apparatus committee. The ordinance Committee submitted three following ordinances : Thatou and after January 1, IDOO, an EL MANNING, CORNER OF" MAIN AND OAK STREETS. W A I i ii l. 1 1 l. I J a l. i . . IT . a . .l-r V i i . it I HUUUal IICCUM) UI CvJ HUUll UP UttlU WJ 1UO UUP customers proves mat our enons to J-rfmzei ; ueiegaie ro me riremeus Jtenei uagh for aud eTery electrio operatea anwuuuui m. u. .mini, iiuiim, within tho borough. All acts ana ordinances. uaie ann inaries uouser; uniei f oreman, Joseph Hilton ; First Assistant, Thomas Shapbell. President Jones has been elected for three consecutive terms, which speaks well for his executive ability and popularity among the members. sell FINE FOOTWEARS At reasonable prices are appreci ated. SPECIALTIES ! o CANNED GOODS I o TOMATOES.--Choice cold packed, 3 cans for 25 cents, Extra quality and extra size can, 10 cts. Fancy quality, the largest cans and fin est goods packed, 2 cans tor 25 cents, Good tomatoes, medium size, 5 cans, 25c, HORN. Choice Maryland corn, 4 cans for 25 cents Fine N. Y. state suear corn. x cans for 25 cents. The finest Maine corn, 2 cans for 25 cents. -Fancy Early June and Sweet Wrinkled, 2 cans.asc Choice Marrows, 10 cents. Good Marrowfats, 3 cans lor 25 cents. RFANR Extra quality, 3 cans for 25 cents, Fancy quality Maine, 2 cans for 25 cts. STRING BEANS Good quality, 4 cans for 25 cents Choice white wax. for 25 cents. Davison's stoves and ranges give the best satisfaction. Try them. "star of Ilethlehetn " The entertainment to be given in the Primitive MetboSist church, "The Star of Bethlehem," on the 18th Iu3t,, will no doubt prove to be the musical event of the season. The rehearsal indicates that it will be pre? touted on an elaborate tcale, and some of the best musical talent oi the town will par. ticlpate. It is a beautiful cantata, and those of our readers who fail to witness It will miss a treat. Tickets are now on sale. AH kinds of nut mrats at M, L. Kcmmerer & Co.'a. Walnuts, 0 cents ; shellbarks, 35 cents. 12-l-18t PEAS.- IM Conway's Graud Opening1. Don't forget the grand opening at Con way's Novelty 8tore, No. 7 West Centre street, on Saturday morning, where every' thing is sold at half the price charged in other stores. A full line of tinware, agato and wooden ware Is displayed, together with a varied lino of Christmas goods. We have received a nice assortment of con fectionery. It Is selling at greatly reduced prices. Boston Bakery. 1 1-25-1 m The Camp's Auulveisary. Camp 200, P. O. S. of A., of town, at its last meeting appointed a committee to complete arrangements for celebrating tho anniversary of Ita organization ou Thursday oveniug, Fancy StrinCfleSS, 2 Cans for 25 ctb. eniber Hth. It is expected to have Past J o Stato President J. J. Coburu, of Seranton, present to deliver an address, beveral new members will be Initiated into the Crnnu on CUU I tho same evenlne. PI I IM P nn NR. 1 wo cans for 25 cents. gQ (J PS, Concentrated six kinds good, cheap venient 10 cents a can. FLOOR OIL. CLOTH. The largest stock and boat uaaortment of Floor OH Clot h wo have ever offered. At KEITER'S. Davison's beaters are the nicest In town. Stamp Association Itemoves. The headquarters of the Shenandoah Trad lag Stamp Association have been removed to No. 115 North Main ttieet, at the Singer Sewing Machine office. Stamp collectors can call there and bale their stamps exchanged for premiums desired, A carload of rockers at Davison's, or parts of same, inconsistent herewith are repealed. Appended to the ordinance was a note by the Borough Solicitor that he doubted that Couucil could raise the license fee, since there is no reservation in the original ordinance to permit it. Besides this the fee fixed might be held by the court to bo prohibitory en ncted lor a revenue, and not as a license fee Mr, James moved that the ordinanco be adouted as read. The motion was carried That on and after January 1. 1000, all electric railway compauies operatiug electric, or other, cars within tho borough shall al- wava conspicuously display Inside of each car so operated a car license certificate to be furnished by the uniei iturgess upon pay ment of the annual car license imposed by the borounn. For every violation or tn ordinance tho company so offending shall pay a flue or fa This ordinance was adopted. On and after January 1. 1000. all electric railway companies now, or hereafter operat ing electric, or otner cars witniu me uorougu shall carry In front of each car entering aud leavlnir the town a fender, or other ap pliances, for the enectual protection or too traveling public. For every violation of the ordinance the company so offending shall pay a fine of fa. This ordinance was adopted. Privilege was granted the Firemen's Asso ciatlon to bang its charter In the Couucil Chamber anil an older for the tax allowance of $222.52 due the Association was granted Borough Solicitor Burke said the existing ordinances relative to auctioneers apd ped dlers are ample, unless Council desired to In crease tho license fees and penalties. He also said no ordinanco could be passed to pro hibit farmers from selling their produce the streets. The question as to the r afe condition of the Schuylkill Traction Company's bridges ou the outskirts of town, along the Koulnoor dirt hanks, was brought, up and on motion of Mr. Boehm It was decided to Instruct Solid tor Burke to call tho District Attorney attention to the matter with a view to secu lug an indictment by the Grand Jury against the company, The reports of the Chief Burgess, the Chief of Police and the Fire Marshall were laid over until tho special mcetlug Weluosday evening. Council then adjourned. COD CII.MKN QUARREL. An exciting episode marked the proceed lugs of Council. It was an encouuter bc TWO FATAL EXPLOSIONS Powder Works Wreoked, Meu Moet Death. Threo TIIKVTK1UAU "A WISE WOMAN." The attraction at Ferguson's tbe&tro to morrow night should pack the house. Tbe press of the region strongly endorses it The company played at Mabansy City last night, d the Dally Amorloan says: A Wise Woman' last night diew au immense audience at the Kaier Grand Opera House and will do so again if they glvo a return date. No one left tho hall without feeling that full value bad been returned for their money The play was full of interest from the first to the last curtain and sparkled throughout with the brilliant scintillations of tho stars. Miss Mario Lamour came up to tho high expectations of the audience, and reflected tho greatest credit on the drilling sho had received in the past under tho critical eye of Augustln Daly. All tho other members of the company wero at home in their parts. Tbe audience appreciated both the play aud tho players, and lost no op portunity to Indicate it. 'A Wise Woman' is also a delightfully enjoyable ono for an evenlug entertainment." "tub idsals" next week. "Tho Ideals" and Uowson's 20th Century Band will be the attraction at Ferguson's theatroalluextweek.no doubt a pleasing unouncement to the many friends here of that popular company. Miss Beatrice Karle, ho needs no introduction to theatre-goers. heads the company as heretofore, and will ndoubtodly receive a warm reception on Monday night. Tho popular and versatile comedian, M. B. Streeter, who has many ad- Irers here. Is also a member of the company. The customary parade aud concert by Uowson's 20th Century Band will taku placo on Monday, at 11:30 a. ni. Can't Catch Them. From Ashlaud Telegram. It's only natural that people go to their beds nowadays or rather nights with an uneasy, creepy sort of a feeling. Burglars I They seem to be everywhere, but like the proverbial flea, never Just wheroyou want them. Ashland has no police force, aud that adds to our uneasiness. Perhaps if we dtd wo might rest easier, but it is not saying that the burglars would not burgle Just tbe same, Mt. Carmel, Sbainokln, Shenaudoah and ther burglar infested towns, have night police, but they also have burglars and the police don't catch them. Buy your Clothing at Harry Levit'a. In the Theatrical Ilutlness James Wercz, of Bound Lake, Minn son of Mrs. Daniel Wernz, of Bingtown. bas launched out lu tho theatrical business and Is proprietor of a vaudeville abow in which he appears with trained dogs aud goats. Ho has accumulated considerable wealth since he made his debut before the footlights, and recently built a theatre at Bound Lake at a oist of $10,000. At the close of the present theatrical season be Intends coming East with his wife and sou on a visit to his mother. Exploiting (liiKiitlnc Stnrtu a Cnnfln Krntlnn M'lili-h ItcautU In UivUentli of Our M'auinn nil it Hrrloua Inju ria to l'lftr-xcvcn Otlirm, Pottstown. Pa., Dec. 8. The powder works of James S. Miller, near Sum noytown, wore completely wrecked by oxploalon yesterday and three men were killed and several others Injured. The dead are: William Baer, aged 26 years, superintendent of the works; Allen Schneck, 4G years; John Schwag er, 21 years. Frank Schaffer, aged 24 years, was probably fatally Injured, and Raymond Faust was seriously burned and bruised. There were two explosions, tho first occurring In tho glazing honso. The other explosion followed within 30 sec onds, and the entire five buildings which comprised tho works were de molished, llacr and Schwager were in the glazing house when the explosion occurred and Schaffer was at work In the mixing house. Their bodies were horribly mangled. Schaffer and Faust and five other men were working In other parts of the works when the shock came, but all escnped serious In- Jury except tho two named. The shock of the explosion was ter rific, and considerable damage was dono to the houses of the workmen. hlch are located near the works. The cause or the explosion cannot be definitely ascertained. within the past dozen years there have been five explosions In these works, three of which resulted In fatalities. BABE KNOWN IIBSE. William II. Bare, one of the men killed, is welt known in this town and vicinity. lie was a son of the late William Bare, of Bran- onvllle. Tho correct spelling of the victim s namo Is Bare. Feast ot Immaculate Conception. To-day Is known In the church calendar as the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. It was observed In tbe several Catholic churches f town with appropriate services. This holy day Is generally observed throughout tbe Boman Catholic world. Christmas Reminder. Seo Orkin's stock of Jewelry first. Next door to Mammoth Clothing IIo'iso. . tf II I IT SI I no Strike- Threat -ln'il. Shamokin, Pa., Dec. 8. President John Fahey, of the local district of tho United Mine Workers of America, has Issued notice to the officials of sub- districts between here and Mt. Carrnel to assemble tonight for the transac tlon of Important business. It la be lleved the meeting Is called to take action on orders of President Mitchell, of the national order of mine worlo ers, to Join In the Nantlcoke strike un less In the Interim the troubles be tween the Nantlcoke miners and the Susquehanna Coal company are ad- Justed. This would mean a general trlke in the anthracite and bituminous region If within the power ot the mine workers to accomplish It, which would inect 8,000 miners. Try our liokey-Pokey Tally, at 20c per pound. At M, L. Kemaierer & Co. a. 4-18t After "Speak Easy" Proprietors. Clay W. Evans. United States Deputy Revenue Collector, is bnsy Inspecting the business places, of illicit liquor dealers throughout tho county. He has Just re. turned from an inspection of some 25 illicit liquor places, or "speak easles," In the county. Some of tbe violators of the Brooks license law have paid the flno aud liquor tax, Others will not pay up and will have to be prosecuted. The best of all Pills are Beeciiam's. Petitions for Hrenuan. Petitions are being circulated In tho county, praying for the substitution of im prisoument for life In place of tbe death penalty imposed on Thomas Brennan, who murdered Harry Elliott at New Phlladel phia. Tbe appeal will be made befoie tin Board of Pardon on tho 20th Inst. Tbe date for Breunau'a execution is January IStb. Special For Tills Week Only. Our 40-oent chocolates for 30 cents pe pound. They are delicious. At M. I Keminerer & Co.'s. 12-4 18t New Proprietor. Joseph Wadlinger, formerly of Sbenan doab, tbe well-known proprietor of the De Court Hotel, l'ottsvllle, bas leased the Peon sylvanla Hall Hotel, at that place, and will assume charge on the 15th inst. Ills son, E J. Wadlinger, wilt coutinuo on with the De Court Hotel. A Poor 8how, The Pat Maloney's Visitors performance at Ferguson's theatre last night was a dlsap polntment. The specialties were poor and tbe afterpiece worse. The audience was small one aud received a "roast." The Children uf the Publla HchooU Are extended an Invitation to call at The Hub and see the toy display for Christmas, Come after 1 o'clock, Monday until Wed nesday. u MAX LEV T S 3 Will buy heavy fleeced lined underwear in all colors. Shirts or drawers. $1.00 Will buy a nice shirt or drawers in the best of camel's hair goods. MEDICATED RED FLANNELS NATURAL WOOL. AUSTRALIAN WHITE WOOL. Gent's half hose, all kinds, at lowest prices. Our hats and neckwear are inter esting for every buyer. Remember we sell the genuine Stetson hat. MAX LEVIT UP-TO-DATE HATTER. CORNER MAIN AND CENTRE STREETS. MXXXXXXXXXXXK THE HUB New Ones -AT- IUJAUING'S FACTORY Film. One Woninn Dcnil and Mnuy Othrrn SrtniiHl lnjnreil. Heading, Pa., Dec. 8. One of the most appalling fires that has ever visited this city occurred yesterday when the extensive hosiery mill of Nolde Horst company took fire from exploding gasoline, destroying the plant, causing the death of one per son and Injuring 57 other employes of the company. The dead woman Is Miss Louisa Clay, aged 48 years. All of the Injured are women and girls. Eight have broken legs and several others received severe Internal In juries. It is feared that some of tbe injured will die. The hosiery building was a large four story structure, and nearly 600 persons were employed In it, most of them being women and girls. Tho lire was discovered about 11 o clock, and In few moments tho girls were panic stricken. They made a dash for the Are escape and the stairs, but found that the latter means of escape could not carry all of them down at the same time. Several hundred of the girls then made a rush for the windows, and appealed to those in the street to save them. Ladders were brought Into use, and many girls wore taken from the burning building safely. Most of them, however. Jumped and were seriously injured. There Is much criticism among the employes because of the fact that the screens In the windows, except those at the fire escapes, were securely nail ed to the window sills. Tho girls had to break the screens before they could get out to leap to the ground. Some of the employes say that the doors were locked, as n rule, after tho em ployes were in tho building. The loss Is $275,000. ICE 8TKAWHERKX AND VANILLA OUEAM, OKAN3K WATKK IC13 Made dally at Scheider's bakery, 27 East Centre street. Pure aud delicious. 12-1-tf A TIMELY HINT. A Short Perusal of What Slay be of Ilenefll to You. With the approach of the holiday season everybody Is eagerly thinking of what to buy for his or her friend as a Christmas gift. It is not always the presents that are the costliest that are most appreciated. At Orklu's Jewelry store, next door to tbe Mam' moth Clothing House, which ranks among our foremost Jewelry houses, you wilt find au assortment of Christmas gifts that will please tbe most fastidious. Tbe feature of ourst ck is the large assortment and the quality of goods sold. Each aud every ar tide passes to tho purchaser without misrep resentation and is always accompanied by guarantee. Our advise to y"U is to see us first, whether you huy or not. We can show you a stock of jewelry unsurpassed. Ladles and gents gold watches in profusion, silverware, ladies' bracelets, charms, pins of evory description Probably you are in searoh of a nice musical Instrument or a gramophone. They would certainly prove appropriate Christmas gifts Come In to see ui, that is what we want you to do. We always seem to satisfy the public and give the beet goods for tbe least money. 12-7-2t "Neglected colds make fat graveyards.' Dr. Wood's Norway Pino syrup helps men and women to a happy, vigorous old age. khek lunch ks to-niout, bickxbt's. Oyster soup to night. Filled beef and d resting to-morrow morning. UENTZ'S, Oyster soup, free, to-night. Special lunch to-morrow morning. CHAS. BADZIEWICZ'S. Clam soup will be served, free, to all pa trons to-night. WEEKS.' Oyster soup, free, to-night. POOLER'S. Oyster soup, free, to-night. Store lloom fur Rent, April 1st, 1000, now occupied by Frank Schmidt, U6 North MUu street. Apply at itoie. 12-0-tf Low Prices. Children's Coats, latest Gretchen double box plete in back, slashed reveres, trimmed with four rows, pearl buttons, and white Hercules braid, corded collar, 52,98. ANOTHER Fancy mixed coods. full size collar, trimmed with two rows silk soutache anone fancy braid, two rows on cuffs and collar, SI.98 only. Baby's Coats. White Cashmere fancy cape, embroideried cape, at 98C. White Cashmere Coat embroid eried puffed sleeves, circular collar, at SI.49. Fine Cashmere extra lone: puffed sleeves, full size cape, trimmed with fancy ribbon and braid, three pearl buttons, four tucks and fancy braid around skirt and lined, $2.37. Lone Bedford cord cloak trimmed with silk braid on yoke and satin ribbon on collar, $2.37. Child's Reefers in fancy boucle. all colors, inlaid cloth, cream aud black soutache to match, bound seems. In ladies' and misses' we have a good line of Golfs, Plush Capes, 54.98, and better. "TheH lib 99 CHRISTMAS PRESENTS ! Carpet Sweepers, all prices. Rugs, all kinds. Foot Stools, all prices. New goods just received at FRICKE'S CARPET STORE, i0 South Jardln Street. asmmrfmimmmmmmmfes : TVTEW country dried j g- A IIICIUUS UI1U UpjJlCb. CALIFORNIA Peaches, Eggs Plums, Green Gages, Apricots, Pears IN CANS. Lemon Peel and Citron. Flavoring Extracts, Spl TRY flAQARQLE'S OWN BAKINQ POWDER. BRAND Magargle's, 26 EAST CENTRE STREET
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