The Daily News from Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania • Page 4

ni, Picnic and Festival and Fun. The Anthracite Fire Company have SALE Dance at American Park. The American Hose Company will give one of their popular dances again on Saturday evening at the American Park. Good music and good floor. Go over.

about completed arrangements for supplying a large number of people with good things tomorrow and Sat urday evenings in the Town Park hist back of their ensine house. Ice Monday July 1st cream and cake, candies and cigars and other dainties will be dispensed and look around Painting Columbia House W. H. Pensyl's force of painters is busily engaged putting a new coat on the Columbia House occupied by James Dolan. It will add materially- to the exterior beauty of the place.

and a good time for all is assured. Dont Forget the Festival. The Ejjwort-h Ix-ajrue will have plenty of good things to eat and dncli at the festival to be held on before the 4th of it is coining soon and we are all awaiting it with pleasure, and it is you to be blamed if you will be out that day with shabby clothes on for we have the largest assortment and finest goods that you can see elsewhere and our prices will suit your pocket book for we sell the cheapest in town. We are offering you a the spacious lawn about the Wat-kins" residence at the corner of Sec Nickel Plated Tea Kettles His Hand Injured. While at work at the Richard's colliery yesterday, Michael Kutch, of Water street, had his hand badly crushed.

Dr. Lominson dressed the injured member. ond ami Hickory streets tins evening, (io and aid the young people In their efforts to assist the church Large Sized Granite Coffee Pots. let-'cream will lie refreshing- this eve ill El mm ning. A Dandy New Wagon.

H. S. Fagley is driving a new de-liverv wnsion about town today. It One More Face to Feed. The family of Mr.

Win. Edmanson, of North Chestnut street, has been increased by the appearance of a boy last evening. is a covered wagon and is an im provement cn the old style of plumb ers' wagons. The cover is, nicely lettered and the whole outfit is an A New Crossing. Contractor Corcoran Is putting a excellent sample of the good work A at 4f Cents.

of the maker, Mr. P. H. Tye. new crossing in at the corner of Apple and Second streets.

to buy clothing for you and the children at the lowest figures that were ever offered, DONT FORGET THE PLACE that gives you best goods for little money and where you will always be treated fair and square and will always try our best to satisfy your taste. BALTIMORE CLOTHING HALL. 4I and 43 S. Oak opposite the Post Office, Mt. Cermel, Pa.

Bright Trio in Town. Miss Mame Getchy, of Centralia, was in our city this afternoon ac companied by her guests, Misses Lucy Bowers and Gertrude Weaver, two of Catawissas aecoinpiisnea and interesting young ladies. Miss Getchy was showing them the places ORD'S NOVELTY STORE and things of interest in our town. Miss Artie Wirth, of Milton, Is visiting at the home of Mr.and Mrs. IipK Building.

osepb Boyer of West Third street. E. G. GOMS AH Wholesale Dealers Only, Exclusive Agents for "GOLD COIM" "SNOW DRIFT" and "BEST on RECORD" FLOURS. Pay Your License.

Mding's New Refrigerators. won Gold Medal at- Next Monday will be the last day upon which to pay your mercantile tax without having a collection penalty attached. Better make the check and send it to the trustee this week. You have forgotton about it 11 III COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION Gold LP 111 up to now and may forget it if you neglect it right now. at Chicago as being the Best Flour in the World Screen Doors, Window Screen's Automatic Blue Flame Oil Stoves, Water Coolers, Peerless Ice Cream Freezers, Stoves al HousefurnisMng Goods of all kinds.

Plumbing, Roofing Steamfltting The Turtle is Here. Ben Wirt promised his friends a THE LEGISLATURE ADJOURNS. For the First Time in Years Without An All Night Session. Harrisburg, June 27. Both houses of the legislature adjourned at noon today, for the first time in many years without an all night session.

Nothing remained for the closing sessions this forenoon but the usual presentation, of gifts. Speaker Marshall was presented with a magnificent set of Havlland china and a Silver service and the clerks were given purses of money. The senate last evening agreed to the conference report on the Fox capital bill. As amended the bill appropriates $4,250,000, and leaves to the discretion of the building commission the question of whether the state should install in the building its own heat, light and power plant At the night session of the senate the reconstructed congressional apportionment bill again came up and the report of the conference commit tee was adopted by a vote of 33 to 10. The conference report on the judicial apportionment was adopted with only one dissenting voice that of Mr.

Herbst The bill now goes to the governor. The vote by which the "boiled" or "process" butter bill was defeated at the afternoon session was considered and the bill was passed. By a vote of 95 to 99, less than a constitutional majority voting im the affirmative, the house yesterday refused to recede from its amendments to thi senate bill appropriating $1,000,000 to pay the deficiency in the school appropriation caused by the governor's veto In 1809. The bill as it passed the senate provided that the money shall be paid the districts during the present year. As amended the house the bill provides that it shall be paid la four annual installments.

The Republican senatorial caucus last night nominated Senator John M. Scott, of the Sixth district, Philadelphia, for president pro tem. of the next senate. The Democrats will cast their complimentary vote for William C. Heinle, of Centre.

Ask your grocer for any ol these brands and insist on getting them. Take no other, you will be pleased with the quality. Use no flour without the Mill's Name on every sack and you will always be sure ol getting uniform quality. E.G. long time ago that he would get another big turtle sometime this summer and he has kept his promise.

The in all branches- North Oak Street, big crawler came in this morning from Baltimore and tips the scales at 80 pounds. It will be prepared for the table in a day or two. fl. S. FAGLEY, Mt.

Carmel Pa He That Any Cood Would Win" should be provided with eood health and every UNEQUALLED BARGAINS. We Have Cut the Prices Knows Its Worth. 5 one who would have good health should rem that pure, rich blood is the first requisite. Hood's Sarsaparilla, by fivinz (tood blood and good health, has helped many a man to success. rr Do You Need a Carpenter? Then get C.

T. Springer, of West Children's caps from ioc up, SHOES Third street. He is prepared to do all kinds of carpenter work or repairing in that line. Rear 313 West Third. lw Then is a rare quality about our roasts We seta prime stock which insures excellent ea ing.

Not only carefully selected meats, but we cut them in a way that adds to their attractiveness. Tender and juicy proper cooking is all they need to make them pertect, John Ghrist Sop, T770 USA? N. Oak and S. Oak St. Ladies fine shoes, black ard 99c UP Misses' and Children's shoef0 5oc Watch Lost, Reward.

A gentleman's hunting cased gold up. Men's shoes from 99c up. Bov's Shoes from watch was lost last evening between Stuarts ville and Locust Gap. Prized as a gift. Reward for return to Ladies' Oxfords, black aif alfrom 75c up, Ladies ptent les'her shJr 5 tf Daily Msws Othce.

Reward Offered. A reward of $10.00 will be paid for For Sale cr. w. A desirable dwelling house with all information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who placed spikes in the trestling turnout on the Electric Railway. in this de- modern Improvements on Third at, between Maple and Vlnestreets.

Apply at J. E. P.astress' Office tf nt are cnt LADIES' SUITS. All the latest Tailor Made Coat Suits reduced from $6 50 to 4 49. Silk skirts Irom $5 00 up.

Satin skirts Irom $4 50 up. Dress skirts from qgc up. Tafieta silk waists, black and colored $2 coup. Silk capes from Ji 50 up. Fine mercerized silk petticoats from 75c up.

Misses dress skirts from 58c up. Percale waists from 24c up, MEN'S CLOTHING Men's suits from $3 50 up. Boys' suits Irom 75c up. Men's hats from 50c up. Men's Underwear from 24c up.

Men's overshirts soft and laundried, from 20c up. Boys' washable suits, 49c up Men's silk Iront shirts, were now 49c Straw hats from 5c up CHILDREN'S WEAR. Dresses, white and colored from 20c up. White skirts from 24c up. Drawers irom ioc up.

Reefers from 50c up. Children's aprons from 20c up. Long and short cashmere coats irom 99c up. Children's silk dresses, white and colored, $2 up. as low as so as we IO clear nut St G.

M. Smith, President. For Rent. The warehouse at 6th Market tOCk. Wm hiu.

bieeest SHOEMAKERS. The Cleanest and Whitest BREAD. streets. Suitable for any kind of in the Coal Re- In trimrn wholesale business. Apply to tf J.

a. Lazarus. The Sweetest and Lightest CAKES SHOEMAKER'S BAKERY, .1 trimmintrc and untnmmed We make a specialty ol OLD LIQUORS. No matter how pure a liquor may be, it's scarcely fit to use until it has reached a certain age. There's no new, raw liquor in our stock it's all aged enough to be thoroughly blended -all so pure that it is a beneht to health.

We ean supply you with Canada Malt Ale, India Pile Ale, Half and Halt and Brown Stout. J. W. MARKS. Agent tor P.

Barbey and Son Importers nd Brewers ot extra Lager Beer, Ale and Porter Botiled Beer brewed and steamed especially lor family and hotel trade. Phone Nc. 342 Cor. 7th and Maple streets. Real Estate for Sale.

Two properties for sale, apply to North Oak Street 0 buy. and we are is not too late giving big barj tf. D. W. Kehi.hr, Atty.

charoff IJKOP INTO Hats tnmm Ladies' and mbrelias from 35c MICHAEL GRECEROWICZS HOTEL Clerk's Notice in Bankruptcy. up 1: cKOOUS. tah In the District Court of the TTnifeil at 138 and 140 South Maple street States for the Western District of napkins, lacr towel'ngs and spreads Pennsylvania, when you want a nice tresh glass of beer or porter, a glass ol whiskey. Bar equipped with the finest wet goods on ttie Jennie G. McFee of Mt.

Carmel Aomen Neckwe Northumberland County, Pennsyl market, lou will be treated right if you call. Fine cigars also handled. Just the vania, a bankrupt under the Act of Congress ot July 1. lsus, having ap place to get tne Dest drinks in town. plied for a full discharge from all Mt.

Carmel Ban' Store RINK BUILDING PA. debts provable against her estate oods under said Act, notice Is hereby given ummer to all known creditors and other MOVING SALE! persons in interest, to appear before tne snia court at fittsnurg, in said District, on the 24th day of July, 1901 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to show SCREEN D00 cause, If any they have, wbv the We are going to reduce stock during this month by selling prayer of the said petitioner should Everything desirable in Dimities, Lawns and Ginghams. not be granted. William T. Lixdsey, Clerk at oargain prices Ulocks, Silver Ware, Watches, Musical Instru 7-10-12 c.

at 7-10-12JS c. yd. Hemstitcned striped ginghams at 25c. and the fine Linen Gingham Ginghams in. Plain Colors ana btnpes look use siik, ments.Show-cases and Counters, Jewelry of every description, Washing at 33 cts.

yd. Cigars and Tobacco, and retain -tne final appearance after Optical Goods and one hand some Piano. Special Prices on all. ICECREAM -6810 cts. yd.

at 5 WINDOpCREENS! OIL SVES and all the latest devices to kefe in 2ood Pernor dur-ing Famous lMs a'l Colors. All the Popular Flavors in SEASON, at All ESPECIALLY GOOD. ONE AT 8 cts. B. F.KESSLER, COPE'S CONFECTIONERY, 37 S.

Hickory Street. At 1012 1-2 15 cts. a yd. A Special line which we con tl in town and cannot eet more of-at very lowprice of 16c, South Oak Street, MOUNT CARMEL, PA. See a lew ot them In window.

Some with immitatlon lace Dimities when you WANT A DRINK stripe are BEAUTIES. A Reward Offered. The Huomokin Mt. Carmel Electric Complete lines of laces and insertion In black-white and the of the finest beer, whiskey, wines, porter, drop into the Extra Dry and you will get just what you want. The finest Railway Company offer a reward of $25 for Information that will lead to exceptionally good at all times.

UUvww cigars town. Best ales, stock and the arrest and conviction of the r- tresh, in town. sons who stole wire from the property of the Company. G. M.

Smith GEORGE WOLFGANG. PROP'R. jsouth Oak street, opposite Mt. Carmel Ueneral Manager. June 21, 1901.

lm. G. C. LEADER SON. banking Company,.