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THE SCKANTOtt TBTBU1STE-SATURDAY MOKNTNCr. JANUARY 20, 1894.
Stationery
In great variety
at prices
to
Suit the Times.
C B. PRATT.
GORMAN'S
GRAND DEPOT
THE NEXT WEEK
OR TEN DAYS
Will bf Important to buyers of
Dry Goods unci t'vm'ilinly profit
able, especially to purchasers of
Dress Goods. We have just fin
ished our annual Inventory, and
previous to opening our new spring
stock, have several lines that must
be disposed of.
Buyers will Bnd tempting in
ducements and rare opportunities.
In Silks and Dress Goods
In Ladies' and Misses' Jack
ets, In Printed Cottons,
In Housek'pi'g Linen Goods
In Hosiery and Underwear
In Dress Trimmings,
In Lace Curtains.
IHE NEWS OF
!
NEARB
IMS
rnnt of town eorrospondonts of Tim Turn
DNI should sliin their MUSI ill full to oacll
news letter, not for publication out to g-nard
llillst doeuptiuU.I
We note below a few of the re
ductions in
DRESS GOODS
K"c. All Wool Dress Gooili Reducod
to 18ft
75c. All-wool Dress Goods Reduced
to o7lc.
63c. All-wool Dress Goods Reduced
to 83a
50a All-wool Dress Goods Reduced
to Wc.
BARGAINS IN
CLOAKS.
We offer all odd Jackets anil
Newmarkets and all the accumu
lation in Cloak Department at less
than one half, and many instances
at less than one-quarter of the
cost, TO CLOSE AT ONCE, that
we may have no old styles to carry
over, and that our entire spring
stock may be new and bright.
CLARK'S GREEN GATHERINGS.
Newsy Gleaninca of Personal Gossip and
Other Information.
Special to the tcrantun Tribune,
Clark's Gkekn, Pa., Jan 19 The
remains of Frederick B Wick
izer, the vounpt man who was injur-d,
and died id Carbondalu on Saturday
last, arrived hsre at noon on 'lueg.lay
ami was interred in the Clark's Green
Cemetery.
Frank Seraple, of Bethlehem, visited
his cousin, W. S. Frace, on Wednes
day. A donation is billed to occur at the
house of J. B, Austin on Tuesday vn
ing for the uenstit of Rev. F. II. Par
sons. M. H. Coon ii now located in his
new residence.
C P. Matthews is filling bis ice house,
beiug the first to gather ice in this
vicinity.
B. Hi Stone was married to Miss
Nwllie Tiffany, of Scranton, on Wed
nesday evening at tho bride's home,
They left via Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
Cincinnati for Chattanooga to spend a
couple of weeks with Air. btone s
brother.
The Epworth league has announced
its first entertainment, consisting of
recitations, essays, chorus and solo
si n King.
Herbert Pelham, who died on Wed
nesday at noon, will be interred at Fac
toryville on Sunday next.
Mrs. Mosnlmati visited friends in
Fleetville on Monday last.
Mrs. E, J. Chapman is visiting
friends m Dnltou.
The farmnrs are aroused and are
holding meetings, one of which was
beld at Summit last Sitnrday and
another will be held in the election
room on Saturday nsxt. They are
working np the dairy interest.
J. D Knight iB visiting friends in
Now York state.
William Brown, of Stroudsburg. who
has been visiting his friend, 11. c,
Morthrnp, returned to his home on
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Samuel Polhamus, who has
been nick for some time, is still iu
critical condition.
Mrs. E. J. Hinckley is seriously sick
with Brighta' disease, but is reported
as iu a somewhat easier condition.
CARBONDALE CHURCH NEWS
Thames and Hours of the Various Ser
vices Tomorrow.
Special to the 8CTQ1UOH Tribune,
Carbondai.e. Pa., Jan. 11) Exercises
will be observed in the different plac-.'s
of worship in this city, Sunday, at the
following hours: At the Methodist
churoli, Rev. William E Igar, pastor,
preaching at 10 80 a.m., and 7 HO p.
m, Sablinth school 12 o'clock. Epworth
It-agile. 0 30
Presbyterian churchRev. Cbarhs
Lm, pastor. Preaoliiug at 10.30 a. m.
and 7.80 p. m. Sabbath school 12 in.
Junior Christian Endeavor meeting at
4 p. m. Senior Ubristiau Eudeavor 0 80
p. m.
Baptist church, Rev T. E Jopson,
pastor, preaching at 10 30 a. m. ami
7 30 p, in. The theme of tho evening
services is ''Converted iu a Prison,"
and the sermon is the fourth iu the
series of sermons on tho "New Toata
niiiit Conversions' Ordinance of
baptism will be administered at close
of sermon. Sabbath school at IS
o'clock. Juuior Endeavor society meet
ing at 1 p. iu. Senior Endeavor society
at 5, 30 p. m.
Congregational church, Rev. Abra
ham Jones, pastor. Preaching at 10 80
ii. iu. and 0 p. m. Sabbath school at
2 p. m,
Trinity church R"V. E. J. Balslev,
pastor. Preaching, 10 80 a. m.. 7.30
p, m ; Sabbath school, 13 o'clock.
Vouug Men's Christian Association
hall Meeting for men only at 3 48
p. m.
Sabbath school iu township school
house uuder the auspices of the Bap
tist Christian E ideavor society, B. R.
Hall, superintendent, at 2 o'clock p. in
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CRISP CAHBONDALE CHIPS.
oma of the Minor N swa Occurrsncse of
One Day.
Fiietyit lo the Scranton 2W6eaa
Cauuonuale, Pa.. Jan. IS) The sec
tion of the Epworth League under the
direction of Misa May Kilpatrick are
making preparation to hold a "Mum
social" at the home of Frank Kilpat
rick on Darte avenue on Wednesday
evening, Jan. M The proceeds will be
eVOMd to the amount promised by
this section to decrease the indebted
ness of their church.
Mrs. R. H. Trallas and Mrs. II. S.
Bolton, of this city, called on their
relatives in HouesdaU today.
On Thursday the Delaware and Hud
son company lam on twenty-six or
their shop hands aside from several
other side employes.
The comedy of ''Ole Olson' will be
presented at the Academy of Music on
Monday evening next.
Philip R. Bevin, of Knoxville.T.'nn.,
is the guest of John B. Hoyt, ou River
treet.
On Tuesday morning of next week
ti e Junior Christian Eudeavor society
f the Presbyterian church will bold a
mon social in the lecture room
A meeting was held iu City Treas
urer Gramer's office by the Republican
candidates for citv offices tonight to
numa a city committee.
Mrs. J. S. Bassett. of Thorn street, is
visiting friends in Scranton
Miss May L. Davis, of Scranton, who
has been the guest of Miss Sarah Mc
Coinb, of Garfield aveuuu, returned
home, this evening.
loinorrow morning at 9.30 o clock
will occur the funeral of Thomas
Burke, who was killed on Wednesday
evening while attempting to board a
coal train on the Delaware and Hudson
railroad. A requiem mass will be cele
brated at the church of St. Rose, after
which the body will be interred in St.
Rose cemetery,
Oa Wednesday evening, Jan. 31, the
Trinity Church guild will serve u sup
per and give a Brownie entertainmout
in the Young Men's Christian Assjcia-
tion hali.
Miss Millie Salem, of Sonth Main
street, is the guest of Miss Wormser.of
Scranton.
and eermon, 10 30 a.m. ; Suuday school,
12 m. ; Christian Endeavor, 0 80 p m. ;
evening service and sermon. 7.80 p. iu.
Baptist Church Rev. C, H. Hall,
pnstor. Morning service and sermon,
10.80 a. in. . Sunday school 11.-15 a. m ;
Christian Endeavor, 6 30 p. m. ; even
ing service and sermon. 7.30 p. m.
MINOR AVOCA AFFAIRS.
A Quarter Century Teat.
For a (inartor of a century Dr. King'i
New Discovery has boon tested, and the
millions who have received benefit from
Its use teBtitv to its wonderful curativi
powors in all disenBes of Throat,Chest and
Lungs. A romeily that has stood the test
so long anil that has given so universal
sntisfnetion is no oxnoriinent. Kach bottle
is positively guaranteed to give relief, or
the money will be refunded. It Is admitted
to lie the most reliable for Cough and
Colds. Trial bottles Free at. Matthew Bro s.
Drug Store. Large size BOO, unil 1,00.
Ol lNHV troubled Din for twin v years,
Since 1 started using Dr.Tlioun'ICelectric
Oil, have not had auuttack. Tl oil cures
soro ihroot at our.n. Mrs. Let a Uourad,
M,.,l.. I, Mirh Oct. 24. 1HR3
Newsy Happenings of an Enterprising
Horough Biliflr Narrated.
Special ta the Scranton IWbtjaa
Avoca, Pa.. Jan. 19 Miss Maggie
Shuhan, of Sayre, Pa., was a visitor
hero Thursday evening.
A baby boy has arrived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Garrey.
The Laugcliffe, Coal company paid
their employes today. The Avoca
Coal company will p iy tomorrow.
Rev. J. J. Outran, of: Carboudiile,
was a visitor here Thursday.
Miss B. O'Brien was iu Scranton yes
terday. Mrs. Henry and Miss Agnes McMil
lan, of West Pittsou, were callers here
yesterday afternoon.
Misses Katie Mackinand Nellie Dm
uelly, of Hturmerville, are the guests
of Miss Katie Dougher,
Miss Maud Morrison, of Providence,
is visiting friends here.
Misses Clara Doylo and Kittie Hop
kins, of Scranton, were visitors at the
lair Thursday evening.
Miss Lizzie McDormott, of West
Pittston, is the guest of Miss Mitiuio
Leonard.
The Republicans held their caucus in
the Albion ball room ou Thursday
evening and nominated the following
ticket: Burgess, 0 D Hnlllater, ; coun
cil, G B Beantoni, E E Reynolds;
school directors, Jacob Webster. D. C.
Marton ; tax collootor, D. W. Boone;
constable, L B. Williams; high con
stable, J. P. Boae; registry assessors,
North district, W J. Willianu; South
district, E C Kellam
William Brown, sr., is on the sick
list.
The remains of Miss Anna Gilmattin,
who died Wednd.iy at her homo,
West End, N. J., and who is well
known in this place, aro expected to
arrive hero this evening The funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon in
St. Mary's cemetery,
Thursday evening was ono of tho
mam moth nights of St. Mary's fair.
The tntertaiement was given by talent
from Pittston and was highly appreci
ated There were oyer 1,200 paid ad
missions. A large number of valuable
article were chanced off.
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PIT BY PECKVILLE POINTERS.
Buoklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, .Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fovor
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands. Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to givo periect .,. , m
or money reinndeu. rnce SO cents per
box. For sale by .Matthews Bros.
MAPLE CITV BREVITIES.
the
Short but Interesting O lmpim at
Honssdnla Field.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
IIoNKSPAt.n.Jan. 19 Miss Catherine
Gaylord will leave Honesdale Monday
for an extended visit with relatives at
Philadelphia.
Miss Lucv Heft left town this morn
ing to visit relatives and friends in the
valley.
Mrs. W. E Urseley and son, Ray
mond, of Scranton, are the guests of
Honesdale friends.
Percy L Cole will spend Sunday
with bis parents at Dun more
Mr. John iaylor, of Scranton, was a
eallorin town yesterday.
Auss Vinme Roso attonded the
Cornell reception at Scranton tonight
i'hysicians rep .rt that the uecreas
in the number of cases of sickness the
past two weeks over the few weeks
preceding has been remarkable, the
number of calls a week having fallen
off about 7. per cent.
Dr. C. K Parke U Holwell. ir.,
Scranton; R. P. Hchwarz, Stroudsburg,
and E. Peck, Carbondal ; were among
the Allen House guests today.
Bernard Moll, of Scranton, Is visit
ing his parents here,
Mrs. Josspli (iillispie is the guest of
friends hero this w ek.
My physician said I could not live, my
liver out of order, frequently vomited
greenish mucous, skin yellow, small dry
humors on face, stomach would not re
tain fond. Burdock Blood Hitters cured
me. Mrs. Adelaide O'Brien, 312 Exchange
streot, Buffalo, N. V. "
General Events and Personal Movements
R-p Ttad In Fw Words.
Specitil to the Scranton Tribune.
PEOKVIIXS, Pa., Jan. 19. Cal Rolls,
of Jail streot, who had the misfortune
to sprain ins ankle last week, is sons
to attend to hit work again.
Richard Wren will dispose of his
property en Brook street and take his
family to England, his former home.
There are notices postad u i for a
Third ward caucus to bo beld at the
borough council room Saturday even
ing, Jan. 20, for the purpose of nomi
nating the ward offices and as the peo
ple are to have a vote on the question
of light or no light it is important that
the voters turn out in full force.
Horace Frear, who has been clerking
in the Olyphant Beady Pay store, has
moved his family into rooms in Will
iam 0, Bert's residence on Jail street.
is. ii. Johnson, or isrooic street, is
building a douhlo housn iu the back
end of one of his lots.
Virgin Stevens, of Maple street, is the
happy possessor of tho finest doll in
town. It is as large as a child 5 years
old.
R. J. Uren, of Maple street, was
called to Lsnesville, Pa., Inst week by
the serious illness of his father, who
died Inat Saturday. He returned homo
Thursday evening
Miss Blanche Shaffer, of Plymouth
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. S. Bloes.
Mins Blanche Taylor entertained a
number of young folks at her horns on
Hickory street last Wednesday even
ing,
Mrs. Major Richardt, of Providence,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Bsn
nott, of Colfax, Iowa, spent Wednes
day with Mr. and Mrs. J. E Milrov.
Tbomns Swales, who ha) been Suffer
ing with rheumatism resumed work
last Thursday.
Mins May Jenkins in suffering from
la grippe,
Charles Grny, who has been visiting
friends at Poyntelle for the past few
days, returned home Thursday.
hit Wall is visiting with relatives
at Belmont.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. James Tn thill
on Thursday last, a young daughter.
Dan Wilcox has returned home from
n few days' visit with relatives at Beu
ton. Mrs. Jessie McKean, who has been
very sick for the past week, is imjrrov
ing. -e
OFFICERS PUBLICLY INSTALLED,
THIS CURIOUS THING
Is a Sweat or Excretory Gland.
Its mouth is called a PORE.
There are 7,000,000 in the human skin.
Through them are discharged many impurities;
To close them means death.
Sluggish or clogged pores mean yellow, mothy
skin, pimples, blotches, eczema.
The blood becomes impure.
Hence serious blood humors.
Perfect action of the pores
Means clear, wholesome skin,
Means pure blood,
Means beauty and health.
Cuticura Resolvent
Exerts a peculiar, purifying action upon the
skin, and through it upon the blood.
Thus its cures of distressing humors are speedy,
permanent, and economical.
Like all of the Cuticuras, it is pure, sweet,
gentle, and effective. Mothers and children
eminur suushud. are its warmest friends.
find GoinplcxioflS
BTnfgUfa action of the pores also causes the oomplezlon sad rUIo,
to heroine dark, yellow, oily and mothy, (,'iving rise to pimples, black.
heads, roughness, redness, falling hair and bab) blemishes.
The only reliable preventive and external c ure is Ci TiruRA Soap,
the most effective skin purifying and beautifying sonp iu the world
as well us the purest sad sweetest for toilet and nursery.
OrmrniA RsxiDrsi srs aotd everywhere, Prtoe, Odticdbs ltsoi..
Bulo Proprietors, Uu.um, iiu. 4-"aii about the Bkla una Blood," mailed free.
HOW TO MAKE MONEY
Hiereare hundreds of youujr, men and young women in this
country who have splendid ability, but they have never been
wakened up.
Wood's College of Bosiness and Shorthand
lias been an inspiration to hundreds of young people. If yon
are tired of inaetivity and waut to do something tangible,
eonie to the College.
COCltHK.
COMMON KNCMHII
BLHIMOHS COUUSK.
SIIOKTHANU COT USC
m;v year
P. E. WOOD, Proprietor.
OPENS JANl'AKY 1.
KERR lb SIEBFCKER
406 and 408 Lackawanna Avenue.
WHALEN OFF FOR KANSAS.
The Noted DeteottTS Will Brlns; Supot
Wilb urne Pack.
VTlLKES BaRRB, Jun 111. Detective
Whftlon, of this city, left here to-ilny
for Biker, Run., with requisition
pipers to brinif baclt ,1. C. Wilbouru-,
who was arrested there yesterday.
yVilbonrns is the m m who so brut
ally murdered Contractor John John
son ou the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western railroad at Hanover a few
weeks ntfo.
HIS RIGHT ARM CRUSHED.
Thomas Brncy Sustains a Painful Acc -dent
a' the UrU Pnclcte.
Ppcctal ttt the Scranton Tribune.
Honesdale, Jan. id. Ibomaa Bra-
cey was badly injured at the Erie
pockets yesterday morning. His ri'iit
arm was oangtlt between the bumpers
of coal cars and horribly crushed be
tween the wrist and elbow.
Dr OVouurll was culled, and as
sisted by Brady and burns, gave relief
to the sufferer.
STORES DESTROYED BY FIRE.
Six Thousand Dollar Bias Is Experi
enced at Avoca
WilKES-BakRE, Jan. 19 Hollister
& Bowman's company stores at Avoca
were partially destroyed by fir this
movnin :. Loss on bnilding $2,0(M, on
stock 1 000, fully insured.
The origin of the lire is as yet un
known.
Hood's Cures
Dr. B. Grower
Ik Pliiladelplih Specialist,
And his HB-K7i.itd ktaffof EnsrUah and Ger
man i nysMUUM,aM now permanently locuted
Temple Court Building
.11 I SPRUCE ST.
SCRANTON
Where ihey may be consorted Daily and
SUNDAY,
The Doctor Is a graduate ot the TJnlvoreity
or Pennsylvania, formerly demonstrator of
physiology and Mirg-rv at the Nedlco-Cuir-urKical
College, of Philadelphia. Ho Is also
a honorary n ember of tlm Medico Chirur
gical Association, und uaa physician and
lurgeon-ln-oblef ot the moat Doted American
and Uerman hospitals, comes hUhly Indoraod
by tM leading professors of Philadelphia and
New c.rk.
Ills many years of hosnitil experience en
ables this -eminmit physlolan aixl surgeon to
correctly diagnose and treat all deformities
and diseases with the most Haltering success,
and his bLh standing in the state will not
all u nun to accept anv incurable case
i on i ii , mm on m -Kim i
WKAKXRftS 1' VOUNG MKN CURED,
11 you have DSeQ given up oy your physi
cian cull upon th" doctor and lie examinod.
He curcti the worst enscsof Ncrvoua Debility,
Bcrofnlk, Old Soroa i atarrh. Piles, Fomala
WeaknoSBi AlTei-tions of the Ear, Eye. Noao
and Throat. Asthma, Doafnoss. Tumors, Can
cers and Cripples of every dosoription. Con
sultation in K'.. : 1 and Oorman Free, which
(liall lie coneldercd sacrod and strictly cuntl
dentlaL liffleo Bourn ! A. M. to 0 V. M. Daily.
Banday, o a. in, to . p m.
REMNANT SALE
CARPETS!
ljj?E have culled from our slock a large line of patterns that will not
" be made again in WILTONS, AXMINSTER5, M0QUETTES, VEL
VETS, BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRIrS AND INGRAINS, wlii' l. we have
marked down lo such prices as will insure a quick removal of the en
cut ire lot.
REMNANTS
Suitable for Hugs, in length
from one lo three yards, :ii
HALF PRICE
Odd lots of Lace Curtains, Chenille Portieres
Table Covers, Bric-a-Brac, &c, at actual cost
and
RUGS
Special 30-inch Smyrna Rugs,
$2.50; reduced from $3.50.
STORE CLOSES 6 P. M.
SUNUAY CHURCH
SERVICES.
Mapls
Interesting Programme Rnndred In
Christian Aencclatlon Hall.
spct iiti tn the Scrttafos rWfrana
CABBOMOALBi Pa., Jan. Ill In tho
Yoiini; Men's Christian Association
hull tonight ocenrrnd a public installa
tion of officers of Council No 083,
Junior order United American Me
chnnics. The priocipil addrMssf wore
delivered by J. C. Turner, of Mayfleld,
and 11 P. Kilmer.of WilKes-iiur
Too following ehtertaiuiug program
was also renMredi Biniing, opening
ode; address by J. C. Tnrnr, of M.iy
Beid i piano solo by Mrs. W. H. Jenk
ins; recitation by Mies Ltbbie Merrttt:
Inetrnmental trio by Mamie Maxwell
and (1 W. Illy, with violins, anil Miss
Lizzie Maxwell, with piano accompani
ment; flashlight photograph of audi
ence ; vocal solo by Misa Mamie Dalev;
piano solo by Professor A. P.
Thomas; installation of officers; sing
ing, America.
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FINEST SKATING IN THE STATE.
; Siiiiilny school 12
0 00 p. in. ; oven-
Times and Servloss In the Varlou
City Churehee.
Special to the SiTantun Tribune.
Honesdai.k, Pa., Jan. IU -Mthodllt
Episcopal Church Rev. C. A. Iienja
min, pnstor. Morning aervicee and
sermon, 10.110 a. in
m. ; I '.j. wort h leagnn.
ing service, 7 110 p. m.
(iermsn Lntliersn Church Riv.
William Scluulilt, rector. Morning
prayer and sermon, lO.Hd a. m. ; Sun
day school, 1.80 p. m. ; evening prayer
and sermon, 7 p in.
Grace Churoh Rev. Meorge C. Hall.
Morning prayer and serrnoti, 10 80 a.
in. , Sunday school, 12 in. ; young peo
ple's service, 6.45 p in. ; evening pray
er and sermon. 7 'JO p. tn.
Presbyterian Churcn Rev William
11. Swift, piiBtor. Moraing service
If You Wont to Ei.J iy It Oo to Number
Seven Pond
Sfuci'il to the Stranttm Tribune.
OARBOMOAIiB, Pa , Jan. 10 Skating
parties are nightly occurrences among
the young people of this city. This
evening a merry party took the 0
o'clock Gravity train for No 7, where
they oiijoyed the, beautiful moonlight
evening in participating iu tho health
ful exercise on the smooth ice of No. 7
pond The party returned homo on
font
It is reported tliero is no better skat
ing in this section of the state than on
No 7 poud. TheioslD perfect condition.
Several thotHand parts ot the art nort
folios came yesterday. A nickel takes this
hook of handsome pictures.
Wlu'ti Bfefcjf WSJ Rick, we (javn her Cantoris.
When she wus a Child, lu cried for ( 'ustorle.
When nlie became MIkr, she cliui to I'ustorla.
When She had Children, she guvcthcui Custorla,
Mrs. Mary SprnUman
Ot Philadelphia,
A Week of Writing
Would Not Toll tho Story
Scrofula for Srren Yearn Cured
by llovd'H Sarsapartlla.
"A week devoted to writing would not be snf-
flclcnt to tell of the good Hood'sSiirsapioillahiis
done me. Seven years ago a running sore ap
peared on my inikle, which grew worse until It
entirely covered ml foot and tin- bones came out
of my toes. Then the sorei appeared on my
other foot, right arm ami hand. Holes were
eaten in my lower limbs, my mm was one great
sure from tin- shoulder down, nnd the bonus
oamo out of two of my lingers. Wolds
Cannot Toll My Sufferings.
I coiild not llei i and had no appetite. Ahont
three years alter the first appearance of tho dis
ease my bUSbUd read of what Hood's Sarsapa
rllls had done for others, anil urged me to try
It. I WM confined to the bed at the time, had
given up all hope, However, I commenced
taking the medicine, and before I hud finished
the bottle, could sleep, and not only cat. but
enjoy my food. Now the
Sores are All Healod Up
with the exception of ono spot on my limb. I
tli ink (iod for having directed my husband's at
tention to Hood's Siirsaparilla, otherwise I
should have been lu my grave. I can now movo
nliout w ith the aid of crutches, nnd will always
need their assistance, but anyone who had socu
my condition when 1 ciinimcneod to tnku
Third National
Bank of Scranton.
Statement Pit 111. 1803, culled for by
Hi Comptroller of the Cllrrnlicy.
BESOU1M K&
Loans 1,104, i Tl 10
Overdrafts T40.aa
United States llomU 800,(1011.00
mi', Bonds I4K.H77.1
Hanking House VH.074.40
Premiums mil', s. Boada... 17,41:175
Hue from I . s 1 1 i nsurer Hl liOOOO
1 oe h "in II. ml, . .'I'M. 1 till III)
lush 17:i.fl0.OK
A DESIRABLE
STOCK OF
Dry Hemlock
NOW ON STICKS
AT WHOLESALE
LUMBER!
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ONLY
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Snrplna 840,000 00
l n. mid.. 1 Hroflte 80,888.80
( It-culatlon lU'j.ooo.oo
Dividends Dnpald i.kh : ..o
Deposlta l,7'i'J,iHt.HO
Due lo Hiitihs 80,694.07
.4(;:,098.00
tVILLIAM CONNKLL, I'resldcnt.
iKO. II. ( ATI, IN, Vlce-I'resldent.
WILLIAM H. PKCK, t asbler.
11)111 (KlltS.
tvilllam ConoalL Qeoran II. l ull In,
Alfred llnml, in om 11. in, jr., ,lumes
Aiebbnlil, IVillliini T. tsiultli, I.uther
Keller.
(iiih (luiiK oners to ilepoNltors evcrv
fnrlllty warranted by (heir bulimce, busi
ness and reaiMtiiNlblltcy.
Bpeolal attention given to business ao
oouuts. Interest paid on time deposits.
11 no
Hood's Sarsaparilla
wotiltl rn.irvt'I Hut 1 am now ulivu to movn ut
ill." Mies. IttiBY BriaiKlUJr, 1796 latuna
streM, PbUadelphU.
Hood's Fills curt liver Uts, tonsUpAttoDi
bUlouiDMSi tnwrtl ioit hvnrtohe, IndliMtfoo
DFITKR Hm, CO., rapltil, $1,000,000.
BEST Kl.Ao HHOH IN TUB WORLD,
'M ,i'r ftiMtJ ii a dollar l arnttt .
ThlaIAdletHollt1 French DongoU Kid But
ton Ittiot delivered free nuywhoro In tliO U.S., on
B ri'C'Int of ( i-1 Montjy OrtJiT,
or ToHtitl Notu for $i.:o.
Bdltall t'viry Wll th DOQtl
titiM In nil retitli MonM for
$2.U, Wo tnitko lliii boot
PUrttlyit, tluMffoio wo iyiifir
ante? tho fit, ntutc amt mnr,
mill If uny nun U not rattNtlcd
vn will i. i nut uie money
or ne.ml niiotlier pair. Opera
l oo or t tin mon renw,
wlrltlis ' , D, Mi ft I K,
a Hi J km 1 If, H noil h:tif
wT'J.eiV.i'lzua. Sfttif uournizf:
will fit you.
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louiti)
FREE
FEDERAL ST.,
BOSTON. MAMi
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Dexter Shoe Co.,
TRADERS
National Bank of Scranton,
OltllANlZKU 18IM.
CAPITAL $250,000,
SURPLUS $25,000,
BAMUEL HINK8,tPro.ldent
s . W ATM iN, Vice I'realdent
A. U WILLIAMS, (.'nshier.
lllllKl'TotlS.
SAMrai. Hints, .iami- M- KvrnnAnr,
iiiviNii a. I'lM'ii. i'ikiii r. li. riNLBTi
JOBKPII J. Jk.HMVN, M. H. KliMPIIEIU,
C'llAb, I'. Maitiilws. John T. PoilTB
V. W. WATSU.N.
PROMPT, ENtRGETIC,
CONSERVATIVE and LIBERAL
This bnnk Invites the patronaifo ot biuduosa
in. i, und in in , generally.
These are Center Tables.
Last week we interested the men
with Office Chairs, which they ap
preciated, as we judjjc by their pur
chases. This week we will try and
interest the Ladies with Center
Tables at One-third less than former
prices. They will be displayed in
our large show window with prices
on each. A Table of this descrip
tion can be used in numbers, as
every room in the house should
possess one. They are as handy as
a shelf or mantel, and decidedly
more ornamental. Look up your
spaces and come THIS WEEK
and select a Table.
Remnants of Carpets
And Odd Pairs of Lace and Chenille
Curtains at "Way Down Prices."