Evening Herald from Shenandoah, Pennsylvania • Page 4

Our Careful Study, The compound-ItlROf proscriptions Is an oxnct science. Compctcnco only comes nftor careful study. To jrlvo beit result)! from tlio mcdlclnctlio nillnK of prescriptions must bo Absolutely nccurnte. Our constant stmly keens us mi to the. times, and your heal th benefits by our exact nnd careful work.

SHENANDOAH DRUG STORE, South Main Street, Shenandoah, Pa. Telephone Connection. Great Reduction Sale Everything is reduced in price. Yes, every article in our three large stores, no matter how trifling. We are giving the people a splendid chance to equip their homes comfortably for as little money as possible.

HARD TIMES IS REIGNINQ IN THIS LOCALITY AND HARD TiriE PRICES PREDOMINATE AT OUR STORES. This opportunity will last for a short time only. All we ask is a trial sale, and we have no doubt that you will find our assertions true in every DAVISON'S Department Stores, N05. 110-121-123 North Main St. SPRING SHOES A big line of Men's, Ladies', Misses' and Children's shoes await your approval.

We call special attention to our exquisite line of Russet Shoes. Men's $5.00 Shoes at $3-50. 3-50 3.00 Ladles' 3. 00 3.35 1.50 3.35. 1.35.

3.00. I.50. 1.00. These prices range in comparison with the Misses' and Children's stock. Another lot of shoes going at 85 cents that are really worth $1.25 and $1.50.

BOSTON 27 South Main Street. Shenandoah, Pa. I. SPONT, PROP. FOUR DOORS ABOVE POST OFFICE.

See the excellent quality and the large quantity of meat you canjjuy at our market For 25c. One trial will cause you to give us more. Our market Is not exactly located centrally but little extra walk will benefit your purse. 203 E. Centre St.

CHEAP GROCERIES. Hay, Flour and Feed. NEW STORE. NEW STOCK. Our goods are staple and sell retail at wholesale prices.

TOIt SATURDAY. Farmer roll butter, 16c and I8oj best creamery butter, 22oj hams. Bo; shoulders, 6c. Ellis Guzinsky, 216 West Centre Shenandoah. Three doors below brick school.

WITH PLEASURE Tou bare a pleasure In the groceries you buy tnd the way we handle your order. Kverythlng In our plaee is fresh, except the manners of our employs. Our delivery system Is perfect, as you II admit If you try It FOLEY, Centre St, Put Your fmm on Your Pulse feta '2l tfS5l You feel the blood rushlnp along. But what kind of blood? That is the question. Is It pure blood or Impure blood? If the blood Is Impure then you are weak and languid; your appetite Is poor and your digestion Is weak.

You can not sleep well and the morning finds you unprepared for the work of the day. Your cheeks are pale and your com plexion Is sallow. You are troubled with pimples, boils. or some eruption of the wny not purity your blood? will do It. Take It few days and then put your finger on your pulse again.

You can feel the difference. It is stronger and your circulation better. Send for our book on Impure Blood. If you are bilious, take Ayer's Pills. They greatly aid the Sarsaparilla, They cure constipation also.

Wrlto t6 our Doctors. Writs them freAlv.ll thnn.rtfftnl.r. 1 la toot cue. Yon w'll recelrs prompt rerir. wuoout ooit.

Aauxcss. Jitt. J. U. AYISII.

Lowell, Mu UNLAWFUL INQUESTS. Ibe Taxpayers' Assoclntlon Protests Against Faying Fees. Much criticism lias been beard becanso of the largo number of unnecessary and unlawful inquests being held by tbo Deputy Coroners, especially in tbo Shenandoah and Mahanoy valloys. Most of tbeso cases are not such deaths as should have been inquired into by the Coroner, as tbo only object of an inquest is to aid in tho detection of crime. Where it is apparent that the death has been caused by disoase, suicide, pure accident or negligence of tho deceased, 110 inquest is necessary, and if one is held the county cannot bo charted with the costs.

Tliif is in accordance with a recent judicial decision. The Taxpayers' Association havo filed with the County Controller a protest against the payment of fees to Deputy Coroners in certain cases whore inquests are deemed to have been unnecessary. Out of the 75 in quests held during tho past four months in tho county, 35 of thorn are deemed illegal Tiio Controller is holding the matter undor ad visement, and will consult his counsel. The inquests against which protests have been entered in this section are the follow ing Mary A. Kelly, Margaret Cusserly and Kate Shatzader, all of Mahanoy City Win.

Itesch and Wro. Rare, Fmiutain Spnuss; Robert Grafton, Fountain Springs; Andrew Kohestoski, Shenandoah Lewis Kososki, Mahanoy City John Qroody, Shenandoah Esther Strunk, Tamaqna John Oeban and unknown man, Fountain Springs; Martin O'Nell, Ashland Robert Marsh, Mahanoy City Wm. Novicz, Mahanoy City Thomas Reed, Frackville; Peter Schager, Mahauoy City; Richard Hocking's child, Gilberton Jerry Ziegler, Hoston Jtuu. When dizzy or drowsy take Beecuam's Pills. Favors the Change.

Ed Herald; The movement to change the tracks of the Schuylkill Traction Com. pany from Coal street te Centre should con tinuo to be agitated in the interest of the people of tho boreugh in general. Coal street is not only one of the narrowest streets in the borough, but there is more tralllc on that thoroughfare than any other in the town. I haven't the highest regard for this corporation, but having occasion to use Coal street frequently I certainly approve ot tho chance, and every teamster in the town, nn less he has personal interests otherwise, will agree with me. Agitate the movement until the Town Council is brought to realize that the public interests demand that Coal street bo abandoned by the electric railway.

Teamster, Ice Cream, All flavors Man a tured daily, of town. Delivered to all parts FOR Sealed PINK BAND Package. NewYork. FAMOUS Bon-Bons and Chocolates, Made Only I)y TKNIVEY COMPANY, roit SALE MX FRED. KEITHAN Baker and Confectioner, 104 IM.

Main St. fx Cents ner vard for home- made rag carpet others I for 40, 45 1 50 ana 05c per new line ot Brussels, Vel vets and Ingrain carpets. FRICKE'S CARPET STORE i0 South Jardin Street. Tho Rosy Freshnoss And a Telvety softness of the skin Is lura-riably obtained by there who use PozzoMi'a Complexion Powder. MEMORIAL DAY PARADB, OMM Tim Wntklii Waters Post No.

140, 0. A. at meeting held last night, completed nrrnngc-mcnts for the parado which Is to precede tho ceremonies at the cemotorlos on Memorial Tho lice will form at 8:30 n. in. lid move in tho following order: Carriages containing orator of tho day old n.ildlcrs and iiowor committees of G.

A. R. it 11 tl 8. of on WestCeiitrostrect. Chief Marshal, II.

U. Hcm. Aides, Fred It. Hopkins, I'. J.

Malcy. FIRST DIVISION. Form 011 South Mnln street, right ro-tlng on Centre Marshal, Patrick Conry. Aide, G. Hnfnor.

Chief Ilurgcssand Uniformed Police. Grant Hand. Watktn Waters Post 1 10, G. A. It.

Henry Hornoastlo Camp 40, S. of V. Hoarso containing flowers. Hopo Section No. 10, J.

T. of H. and T. Pioneer Corps of Hope Section. Lincoln Section No.

37, J. T. of II. and of Win. Pcnn, St.

Mary Mngdaleno Cadet Society nnd Pioneers, Lost Creek, Annunciation Temperance Association. Annunciation Cadets of Tompemiico. Anthracite Castle No. 74, K. E.

SECOND DIVISION. Form on Wost Oak street, right resting on Main. Marshall, Band. Shenandoah Commandcry No. 14, of A.

Washington Camp, 112, P. O. S. of A. 183 200 Mai.

Jennings Council No. SOJ.Jr O. U. A M. Shenandoah Council No.

530 Jr. O. U. A. M.

Shenandoah Lodgo No 591. I. O. O. F.

Plank Rldco Lodco No. 880. 1. O. 0.

F. Shenandoah Lodgo No. OO.Sons of St. George. THIRD DIVlStON.

Form on South Jardin streot, right resting on uaic. Marshal, Gcorgo llolvey. AiH Mitchell and II. J. Muldoon.

Rescue Hook and Ladder Company No. 1. Knights of Annunciation and Phoenix Hose tympany jno. a. Dofender Hose Co.

No. 3. Columbia H. S. F.

E. Company No. 1. School Board in carriages. Boroueh Council in carriages.

Carriages containing delegations from other societies anu citizens. Lino will move over tho following routo Out Centre street to White, White to Coal, Coal to Jardin, down Jardin to Oak, up Oak to Chestnut, out Chestnut to Chorry, down Cherry to Main, up Main to tho cometery. Marshals and aids will report to tho Chiof Marshal at tho Forguson House at 8 a. m. Slavish Church Dedication.

St. Stenhon's Slavish Roman Catholic church, on East Oak streot, will be dedicated by Rt. Rev. Bishop Prendergast on May 30th. Tho following societies will participate St.

John, of Mahanoy City. Band. St. John Sobicski, Polish. St.

Mary, of Shamokin. Kosciusko Guards, Polish. St. Michael, Greek. St.

Joseph, of Pottsvllle. Band from Lansford. No. 280, of Lansford. No.

203 St. Joseph, of Lansford. St. Kosciusko, Polish. St.

Kazimir, Polish. St. Nikolay, Greek. St. John, Polish.

St. Joseph, of Mauch Chunk. St. Stanislaw Bishop, Polish. St.

Stanislaw Kostkii, Polish. Citizens, Polish. St. Paul and Peter, Lithuanians. St.

Mary, Svent, Polish. All SainU, of Tottsville. St. Joseph, Polish. St.

Michael, Polish. St. Mary. Greek, of Mahauoy City. No.

57 llvezdo hlavonlan, of Mahauoy City. No. 277 at. Michael, of Win. l'cnn.

St. Michael, of Lansford. ROUTE OP PARADE. At 12 o'clock noon, will form on East Oak street, move out Oak to White, north on White to Centra, cast on Centro to Emerick, thenco to Coal, west on Coal to Chestnut, south on Chestnut to Centre, east on Centro to West, thence to Cherry, out Cherry to Main, north on Main to Centro and dismiss, Chnreh Ifotless. There will bo special services in tbo P.

M. church to-morrow morning and oven- inc. MorninK subjoct, "John's View of Heaven and it's Glory," Evening subject, True Greatness and How it is to be Ob' taincd." Hot. James Uoore, tho pastor, will occupy tbe pulpit on both occasions. Mho choir will render an excellent musical pro gram prepared specially for the occasiun.

Sunday school at 2 p. m. At All Saint's Protestant Episcopal church to-morrow evoninc Itov. W. Van Fossen, the rector, will deliver a Bpeclal sermon for the benefit of tbe G.

A. Sons of Veterans, Women's Belief Corps and Ladies' Aid Society. Regular preaching services will be held in tho United Evangelical church to-morrow morniag and evening. Sundny school at 1:30 p. m.

Everybody kindly invited. In the Calvary Baptist church to-morrow evening the pastor, Bev. B. B. Albin, will give his seventh and last lecture on the personal coming of the Lord to this earth.

The pastor has received many expressions of good done, and light received on this mest Important truth, running through tho whole of scripture. "Search the Scriptures and see if the things be bo." "Behold He Let us be ready. All welcome. Service at 0:30 p. m.

At the Fisrt Baptist church to-morrow morning, at 10 o'clock, Bev. D. I. Evans, tho pastor, will preach a sormon in welsh on "Christian Development." In tho evening, at 0 o'clock, he will preach a patriotic sermon in English, the subject being "God Calling Moses to Active Service God's Quarantoo of Success." Bismarck's Iron Nerve Was the result of his splendid health. In domitable will and tremendous energy re not found where btomach, Liver, Kidneys and Bowels are out of order.

If you want these qualities and the success they bring, use Dr. Kins's New Life Fills. They develop every power of brain and body. Only at A. Wasley's drug store.

ltobbers Caught. At an early hour on Friday morning the warehouse of Joseph Malusbis, on Worth Union street, was entered by thieves and seventeen 50-pound sacks of Hour were stolen. At about 3:30 on the Batne morning Policeman Michael Heaton met one Domi nick Sherknis at Fowler's lumber yard and asked him what he was doing there. The answer made by the man was that be was employed as watchman at the yard, Heaton knew the follow and accepted the story as truth. Later ho heard of the robbery re ferred to and recalled to mind that when be met Sherknis on Friday morning tbe lattor'i baek was coated with flour.

Heaton took this as a clue and last night Sherknis and Thomas Sawatska wcro-arrested and charged with the robbery. They were arraigned be fore Justice Toomey this morning and settled tbe case by paying for the Hour and the coats, Sawatska is the man wbo was arrested about a week ago for stealing 50 from his boarding mistress. He refunded tho money and paid the costs. Asthma Can Bo Cured. J.

Nitilo, CT-scliool superintendent of Rochester, I'a says: "I liave been a great sufferer from asthma for years, but I nave uau a splendid winter, owiugno the surprising efficacy of Brazilian Balm." A lady In Cincinnati, who had suffered with asthma for 17 years, could nptifi? down; was perfectly cured with Brazilian Jlalui. Shenandoah drug store, wholesale agents alne's Celery C6mp6und Builds Up the Nerves, "I dso and proscribe Palne's colery compound with best results for nervous exhaustion or debility. Tliroudli its invigorating enect tbo liver and stomach are toned up nnd obstinate constipation is cured without resorting to laxatives nnd cathartics." MAltY R. MeLENUE, M. 323 41st St, Chicago, lit.

"Several ttin os ti completely worn out and utiablo to secure proper rost, Palne's celery compound has been great relief in building up my nervous system, restoring my appetite, and securing peaceful sleep." Elizabeth Vet-teh, Chicago, 111. TII15 TVEATHEK. The tomrioTnUire has rison, except In the oxtromo northwest nnd in tho mid dle Rocky mountain region, and a maximum ot 90 degrees was reported yestorday at Dodge City, Kan. A trough of low barometer covers tho eastorn slope of tho Itoclcy 'i mountains. Voto-i cast for tills sec tion until 8 p.

m. today: Warmer, -with probable showers by night. Showors tomorrow; brisk south to southwest winds. Sunrise, 4:44: sunset. 7:28: Ioncth ot day, moon rises, 18:16 p.

moon 'sets, 0:42 a. m. HTHY POINTS. Happenings Throughout the Country Chronicled for Ilnsty Perusal. Pottsvillo's tbcatro has closed for tho sea son.

DavidiLlngam will move bis family to Beading. In tho Uarwoodmine, noar Hazloton, John Daggets was killed by falling coal. Soven girls and six boys graduated last night from tbo Lock Haven High school. Local butchers complain of a decided ad vance in prico of fresh and smoked meats. Tho retail price has not yot been affected.

The Pennsy carried Beading close on to 5,000 and tbe Lehigh Valley about 1,000 people to Buffalo Bill's show. The season will open at Tumbling Bun on Monday. Depositions wero taken yesterday before Commissioner Mooro in court room No. 3, on the ralo to open judgment in tho caso of Wortley and Lambert. Drillers at work about three fourths of a lie west of the Beavtr Brook colliery, cm- ployed by C.

M. Dodson near Hazloton, have struck an eight foot vein of coal at depth of something over 40 feet. Pottsvillo new public building will bo ready for occupancy on Thursday. 1 ho name of Matthow McAlee was omitted from tbo published list of veterans wbo are bnriod in tbo cemeteries here. Tbo citizens of Buck Mountain are making another attempt to get a post office at that placo.

Young men at Laporte hung an eftlgy to tbe dome of tho Court House, to show their dislike of a prominent citizen, against whom they had taken oilcnse. Tbo Pottsvillo school board will borrow $10,000 to meet current expenses. The Alumni Association of Mahanoy City will hold a banquet next Thursday evening. Pay-day at Mahanoy City to-day. Kohley Bun employes wero paid yesterday.

A slick forger cashed a nunibor of bad ciiecks ou Ilazleton business men and niado bis escape. Miss Annie Morgan, an estimable young daughter of Bicbard Morgan, superintendent of tbe Mahanoy plane, and V. II. Bork- hciser, both of Frackville, will join hoarts and hands on June 7th. If all the citizens of a place stick together and put their shoulders to tho wheel, they will not suffer any depression.

Tho names wo receivo at baptism may not be very pretty, but they are much nicer than some we are called later in life. The tenants of twenty of the Lehigh Coal Company's houses at Uentralia have been notified to movo out because of a threatened cave-in of the ground over the old mines. Owing to a disagreement between the Northampton County Commissioners and tho Eaglo Granito Company, of Beading, which was tho successful bidder, at $14,000, to erect a soldiers and sailors monument in Centre Squaro, Emtou, tbe latter refused to sign the contract. PLACE MADE FOR C0YLE. Clerk In Banking Department Ousted to Make lloom For lllin.

Harrisburg, May 27. Banking Commis sioner Powers recently asked John W. Smith, of Bucks county, a clerk in his department carried on tho contingent roll, to resign, and Mr. Smith has bowed himself out after serving four years. Smith demurred at first, but Powers told him ho needed tbat placo for a friond of tbe administration, and tbat the request for his resignation was ono of the fortunes of war.

Smith was appointed under the Hastings regime, but sinco last January he bas been a hot Quay man, and worked for Quay in Montgomery county. The faot tbat the Bucks county legislators all voted against Quay was partly responsible for his down-fall, and then there had to be a place made for ex-Senator Coyle, the pure patriot from Schuylkill, who is charged with trying to bribe legislators, and it is said that Coyle will take Smith's place. Tbe salary is $100 a month and Coylo is oxpectod to assume his duties next Thursday, and later be promoted to au examiner at a salary of tlQ a day. Coyle says there is no truth in tbe story tbat ho will toll all he knows if ho Is nop given an olllce. WM.

I'KNN. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Evans, of GIrard villo. visited here on Thursday, Mrs.

Joslah Walker is on tho sick list. She is suffering from bronchitis. Mrs. Samuel Fabringer was visiting her brother at Mahanoy City yesterday. Mrs.

Hannah Bick and Miss Cora Bick were business visitors to Pottsvillo this week Richard Jones, a driver at Wm, Penn col. iiery, had his left eye injured by a piece of coal yesterday and will bo unable to work for some time. Services In the Methodist Episcopal church to-morrow. Sunday school at 10:30 a. Jr.

Epworth League at 6 p. m. Preaching at 0 n. subject, A Godly Urowtb Iusuresan Honorable Career," Jr. Epworth League at 7:30, Everybody inyltcd to all tbe meetings.

Bev. W. H. Stewart, pastor. Trouserings as Low as S3-00, Splendid assortment.

KelliT Conway, Fcrguwu House block, 4-5-tf wm PERSONAL MENTIOH. Leon Wasley, of Philadelphia, Is home on a visit. Mrs. A. Schooner, of Philadelphia, is visiting in town, Philip Wesnor, of Mt.

Carmol, is visiting friends in town. Mrs. Kobort Edwards, of Mt. Carmcl, Is a guest of friends in town, Joseph Madcr and family, of South West stroot, moved to Frceland to-day. Miss Carrio Bcddall, of Port Carbon, was a visitor to friends in town yestorday, Mrs.

Edward Dolierty and Bons, Grant and left to-day for Philadelphia, to visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. G. A.

Wildo, of Scranton, and Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Wildo, of Hazlcton, aro visiting relatives In town, Edward Mador, of Stanford, Montann, is hero to spond a mouth's vacation with his parents, Mr.

nnd Mrs. Philip Mador, ou East Coat streot. Frank Uoch, of South Bethlehem, tho alto singor who sang in "Cinderella" last ulght, will remain in town and participate in tho Memorial services at All Saints' church to-morrow. Mrs. B.

W. Stout and sister, Mrs. Hampton, and Mrs. B. II.

Morgan and daughter, went to Shamokin tilts morning to visit friends. Mrs. T. Edwards bas gone to Hazloton to visit her mother. Mr.

and Mrs. C. B. Xvetllng, of Shumans, aro guests of town friends. Mr.

Nootllng is a son of Prof. Noetllug, of Bloomsburg. Mrs, William Brown, of West Oak street, presented her husband with twins this morn inga boy and a girl. William wcarrf a half 8tnilo, but seems contented. Miss Hattio I.

Hess, a former resident and school teacher of this place now teaching in tbo public schools of Newark, N. is a guest of friends in town. DeWitt Stcedle will resign from hi posi- tiothas assistant clerk at tbo Forguson House on Monday and go to a hotel at Asbury Park, N. for tho summer seasou. During the fall and winter seasou he will bo at tbo Hotel Lafayetto, Philadelphia, Obituary.

P. S. Kelley, a well-known citizon of Now Philadelphia, died yesterday after a lingering illness. Deceased was identified with tho growing up of tho valley, as operator and manager of coal interests. Ho is survived by a wife and eight children.

Mrs, Hannah Williams, of Mahanoy City, died this morning from a complication of after an illness ot two weeks. She was 49 years old. Her husband, David, and fivo children survive The funeral will take place on Tuesday afternoon. The deceased was a member of the Daughters of Liberty and Daughters of America. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii! BEEGHASil'Sl PILLS Small PUIS for Big Ills, likcl INDIGESTION CONSTIPATION I BILIOUSNESS 1 io cents and 25 cents Druggists.

niiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin MISCELLANEOUS. 4 GENT wanted to drum stores, factories J. mines, etc. Several agents earn $30 weekly C4isii. -free ouiiu roan, new York.

it nOIl SAI.E. The Jlanssmnn property, located I at 133 Kawt Coal street' Heaton for selHnir. we desire to cloie tlio estate. For particulars inoulro of Philip IJiermann, North White Tntl OAT TI I A 11 nn each hiile. lot 30x150.

Bati tuba, water closets and steam heat In each honae. Finest, largest anu most central. locatea private houses lu micnanaoau. Appiy to jonn a TUman. 6-10-2W "VfOTIOE.

Desirable properties for sale. Ap-IN ply to S. G. XVI. liollopeter, attorney.

onenanaoau. o-oi-ii TESTATE of Elizabeth Klock. deceased AU Letter of Administration on the estate of Kllzabeth Klock. late of Borough of Shenandoah, Pcnna have been grunted to Abraham II Klock, of the Borough of Hhenandoah. to whom all persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make payment, and those having clatms or demaud, will make known tne name without aaiar to Or to Ami a ham II.

Klock, Administrator, Edward W. Kijoemakkr, Atty. Shenandoah, I'u. 6-C-6t-oaw An Elssential Feature. Yon will find our meals the very best of all.

If it's a choice cut to be served hot, or a delicate bit to be served cold, we'll give you the fullest measure of excellence for your money. BELLI 19 1 Bi STREET. FOR SALE. One Block of Nine Houses Situated on West Coal street, Shenandoah. The property entire Is feet front and 70 feet uetp.

Kach house hai a frontage ot 12 feci by 28 feet deep, with kitchen 10 by feet; all are two utorlo.i, six rouniH, tin roof. They have Just In en thorouKhly repaired, newly painted mm pupcrru, uiiu new auia, ouiuouses anu coal nouBes constructed. 'J ncse properties ate FOR SALE OR RENT XSlther as a whole or separately and on reason- auie terms, iii'iim reuueeu to so per month. ui imiucr imunuuuuii apply to IV1. P.

Fowler, FLOWERS Of every description for Decoration Day On June 1st we will remove to the empty storeroom, No. 7 East Centre street, Titman building. Miss Mary E.Jones, Cor, Main and Lloyd Streets. Ulltons of Dollars Go up In nmoko every year. Take no risks but get your honses, stock, fur.

nlturo, Insured In flrst-chwa reliable companies aa represented by DAVID FAUST, 1 Sutb Jardin Also Lit andJUddantal onf aslta MUNYON'SJUJAftANTEE irons? Assertions! as Just Wiat tli Bcmadlea Will Do. Htnyoa nsrsntes that his ItheumsMim Ours will curs nestly all easts ef rhstimt tlsn la a few hours) that his Dyrpspila Our will ears (ndlf sitloa sn all stomtcb troubles) Ost his Kldnty Cur will nn 00 pr cent, all aiss it kidney trtmblej that his tsrrh Cur will cur csttrrh no matter bow lonf ttsndlno that his Ilesdsch Dure will cur any kind of hcsdtcb In a few minutes) that hit Cold Our will emlekbr break no aor form tt and tbroojth th entire list of remedies. At all drngsltts, 20 cents a Ttal. It you need medical tdrlsa writ Prof, Munyon, 1B06 Arth PfcUa. It Is abtorattly free.

Decoration Dny Kxcurslon to Nlagnrn Falls, via Valley Itnllrond. Iiato from Shenaniloab to Nlairara Fulls and return will bo f8.S7. Tlckots will be sold good KinR on main lino Imln No. 3 nml.lniraeillnlo connecting train from Sbon-aniloali, May 27tb, all trains except tho lllack Diamond Express May 28th, and mam lino train No. 3, and immediate connecting train from Shenandoah May 20th.

Good to return on all trains except tho lllack Diamond Express to and including May 30, 1899. In-quite of Lehigh Valley ticket ogonts for further particulars. Tbo host gas mantlo at tbo cheapest price. At Orkln's, 7 South Main Btrcet. tf Our New Jewelry Store, Now at 123 South Main street, below Krick's hard ware store.

Come and see us. We have a larger stock to show you and are sure e. can please you. Watches, Clocks, Silverware, Musical Goods. See our special line ot ladi s' and gents' solid gold rings and wedding rings.

Save your first money in uiatrimouy by buying at our Ellis Deull, 1S3 South Main Street. A box of our srEcmL rnraii drew is an exhilarating stimulant during the hot summer months. Delivered at. your homo. Columbia Brewing: Company.

rRABOWSKY HOTEL, ft. GRAB0WSK.Y, Prop. 819 N. Centre 1'ottsvllle, Pa. Fine old Whiskeys, Gins and Wines, nt the ba A choice lino ot Clenrs and Temperance Drinks.

Accommodation, for travelers. Mnals a all hour Window Guards, Stable Guards, Cellar Guards, Iron Railings, REPAIR WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. FACTORY 121-240 N. Emerick St. RESIDENCE 22! N.

West St. SAVINGS STORE, 38 North Main Street. Watson Building. For the latest styles In hats, cheap, go to the Savings Store. For the finest underwear in town, go to the Savings Store.

For all kinds of the best ladies and gent's underwear, go to the Savings Store. For the nicest and latest in ladies', misses', children's, men's and boys' shoes, go to the Savings Store. Harry Levlt, Proprietor. Uses the best material. Does satisfactory work, attends to orders promptly and pleases you with his prices.

jLL Cor. White and W. G- DUSTO, AGENT. Ferguson House Block. iiillflrV-'lr' M61 1 mi Ithe thief OF TIMF.f 1 his putting off things causes lots of harm for instance, the opinion that the use of glasses should be postponed as long as possible is wrong.

Just so soon as you find your eyesight failing you should have your eyes examined. We give a thorough examination free of charge. Thos. Buchanan, Jeweler and Optician. 118 South Main Street.

An Air of Satisfaction. There's more real satisfaction, style, comfort and durability in one suit from our work-rooms than you can possibly get elsewhere. We hove some eitremoly desirable fabrics and potterns, our own exolu-slvo Importations. Also In our gent's furnishings. Portz North Main Street.

24 RIEDMAN'S ENLARGED GROCERY, 2I3 W. Centre St. Wholesale and Retail. Table oil cloth, extra wide, all patterns, two yards for 27 cents. Best farmer roll butter, 1C to IS cents.

Best Kngllsli llreakfast or Oolong ten, S3 oents. All grades of coffee, 9 cents to 85 cents. Our 3 for 23o mackerel has set tho town a buying. E3. A.

Friedman, 213 West Centre Street. New Store 1 New Stock BOTTOn ROCK PRICES I Boots and shoes and footwear of all kinds. Repairing neatly, promptly and cheaply done. CATTEL'S, 206 SOufn Main Manufacturer of Wire Screens, Iron Fences, Fire Escapes, Near Lloyd Street. Lloyd Streets.

'9? Racers, $35. 3 i These wheels In that year were listed MI100. '99 Road Wheel, $45 1 '99 Racers, $55. Track wheel. il.