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! I ONLY Qfl DAYS.
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DEBATING SOCIETY OFFICERS
Elected and Installed at a Meeting
Held Last Evening Special Music
at the Washburn Street Presby
terian Church To Ascertain Num
ber of Public School Pupils Who
Have Not Been Vaccinated Many
Brief Items.
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I'EKSOWAL.
G. B. Thompson, of Pittstou, was iu the
city yesterday.
J. Bennett Smith, of Kingston, was yes
terday iu tlie city.
H. B. Wilbur, of Carbondale, was in
Bcf Anton yesterday.
William A MoKinuey, of UinsUauiton,
is at the Valley Hons.
Alderman P. De Lacy, of tb Seventh
ward, r-pent yesterday in Wilkee-Barre.
Alderman 0. B. Wright returned yester
day from Eastoo, where be spent Sunday.
G. g. Itadciiff, of Middletown, N. Y..
route agent of the .'dams Kxpress com
pany, is at the Valley Bouse.
William Wendell, Bethlehem; I. B.
Keller, Bteelton: H. 8, StabL Fremont, 0 ;
W. B. Page, Albany; Harry Alvan Hall,
Pittsburg, are at the Wyoming,
William Leverett, Wilkes-Barrei John
B. Morris, Milton: J. O. Slone, Pottsvilie;
C. F. Bradford. Jr., West Chester, Pa. : J.
Adam Kraft, Bonesdale, are ut the Vest
mitixter. A party of friends of John Goodwin, of
Monroe avenue, pasted a pleasant time at
his residence last evening, Music, both
instrumental mid vocal, strv.d to pass
away the evening bom s pleasantly.
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nue, where lUbsorlpstoUS, advertissiusau
and communications will i prompt
attention.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Hyde Park Literary and Debating so
clety occurred last eVeniug at its rooms
on South Main avenue. It was unan
imously decided to bold a banquet at
Bairobild'a hotel on Monday evening,
April B, The following offloan were
eleoted for the ensuing term:
President, Phillip .1 Davis; vio
president, John M Edwards; record
log secretary, Emerson Owens; corres
ponding secretary, Wallace Mossr;
treasurer, Will J. Davis; or it to, diaries
House; searoiit-at-srius, Arthur Di
vii; executive committee, Charles E
Daniels. John Hushes, Herbert Hall;
membership eommittea, D. J. Jenkin,
Walter Jones, David Owens
After the officers ha 1 been regularly
installed President Daniels vacatod toe
obair to his successor, .Mr. lUvis, and
the programme of the evening was
opened with a debate, "R -solved, that
the present system of reform Uory
schools has h tendency to increase
crime " The debate was opened for
tli affirmative by Charles E Dtntelf,
who spoke strongly on the sin j-'ct,
stating th.it there was a contamination
in the atmosphere of reformatory
schools. Willace Moses spoke in the
negative. The debate was decided
unanimously in favor of the negative,
The next numbsf on the programme
was an essay on "Wit, humor and
Satire" by Charles House, which wis
very good. The indispensable qusstton
box oceupiad the tim? of tbi members
until adjournment.
Spscial Music.
A special song service was rendered
at the Washbuiii Street Presbyterian
church on Sunday evening. Solos were
sung by William D.ivies and Miss
Clara Saunders with violin obllgatO.
A male quartette consisting of UaSSIM,
Miller, Helms, Richards and Stone,
sung splendidly, and the Hayden quar
tette composed of Krel Widmeyer.
first violin; Richard Weisenflue, second
violin ; Herbert Waters, viola, and
Hsrvey Blackwood, csllo, ex cuted the
Austrian hymn by Hayden, iu a mas
terly manner.
Vaccinatian Necisiary.
The board of bealtli will cause an In
vestigation to ba made this morning at
No. 14 school for tue purpose of liuding
out the number of children at present
attending the public schools that have
not been vaccinated It is estimated
that the percentage will reach 50 pJ
cent.
N"t9d In Brief.
An entertainment aud social will be
held this e vening at the Washburn
Presbyterian church, and on Thursday
evening the Juvenile Christian Endea
vor soci-jty will conduct a similar affair.
T. M. Miller, of Washburn street,
bas returned from a business trip at
Washington, D. C.
The employes at the Oxford, Belle
vue and Dodge mines will recoive their
pay today.
The funeral of the infant child of
Mr and Mrs. William A Phillips, of
IMl North Hyde Psrk avenue, will t iko
place this afternoon at 2 o'clock In
terment will bo made at Forest Hill
cemetery.
Miso Louise Williams, of Chestnut
streot, a teacher at No 14 school, B
grammar grade, will leave for Btlr
muda Islands for the benefit of her
health to lay.
T. Keuve Jones, a musician, form
erly of this city, and son of Robert
Jones, of Academy street, is at pr-smt
engaged as first violinist with Kiral
fy's "America" at Washington, D. C.
Rv. D. C. Hughes, 1). D., pastor of
the Jackson Street Baptist church, is
ill at bis bom on Washington street.
Miss Mary Davies, of Eynuu street,
has returned trom Kingston.
Miss Josephine Brown, of Jackson
street, is the guest of friends iu Hones-dale.
unme appeared on the programme in
great big black letters as the star of
the organization, did not give evidence
of having sufficient ability to warrant
her assuming the title role. Uor work
was 1'ii - and amateurish, and her
strong lines were weakened by t he fact
i hat she did not put enough vigor into
her acting. However, there were times
when she starUd in well and the audi
ence lookod for her to redeem hor pre
vious poor efforts, but Shu did not fill -fill
I hese expectations.
(.hie of those ejrioatures of an Amer
ican, styled mi Anglo-manic, was por
trayed by Albert Roberts, IU was
suffering a great deal with a monocle
in his eye la d evening, which appeared
to worry him consi lerably, and this
had a tendency to make him forget it
was Ins duty to be funny ouco iu a
while.
Miss Florence Ashbrooke, who could
have mad a SUCOSSS in the title role,
was very good ns an adventuress. Mis
Qerome Edwardye was also quite good.
Only twenty-six days,
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WAS DOING lib. TOWN.
Qsorjo WalUor, ut Nlsholson, Flnoil $10
in the t'oliro Court.
Qeorge Walker, aged 81 years, a
farmer irom Nicholson, behind u pair
of foam bedeakrd horses, and in a semi
jaggtsh condition, was "doing" the
town yesterday, The whole outfit suc
cumbed on North Main avenue, with
Walker iu the bottom of the buggy,
three wheels only on the vehicle and
the horses in a state of coma.
He was not in a proper condition of
mind uor body to give an account of
himself, so Officers Lowry and T.Jones
led him to the police station, Alder
man Fuller decided be should pay (10
for his foil ami the horses' hardships.
Walker has no money to psy the
tine unci will go to 1 1 1 to lay. the
! t mil is at tbe livery of ilc.Milliaii
Brothers on East Market street.
Okli twenty-six dys.
DUN (VI ORE.
NOTES IF SOUTH
Only twenty-sil days.
i He CARBOMUALE. CONTEST.
Hatter Argnsd Before J.idzes Arcbbald
and C lwards In ( himbin.
Before Judges Arcbbald and Ed
wards in chambers yesterday argu
ments were hoar'l on the exceptions to
the report of Commissioners C B
Gardner and If. F Baudo in the con
test of J, J. Collins against P. F.
Hugis for llii) office of school controller
for the Third and Fourth wards of Car
bon lale.
I. H. Burns nrgue 1 the exceptions on
behalf of Mr. Collins and Attorney C.
('. Donovan aud Attorney Joseph
O lirieu on behalf of Mr Hughes. An
opinion, with regard to tnu contest, is
expected in a week or ten days.
Only twonty-nix days.
FOR THE CITY'S UN EM PLOYtD.
An Entertnlnmsnt to B Given at Pnn
Avsnut Br.p istCburoh.
This evening the Voting Peopls'l Bo
ciety of Ciiristiati Endeavor of the
Pann Avnut Baptist ohuroh will give
another of its pleasing entertainments.
It will consist of a violin solo, mile
(inartette. a piano duet, a debate and
other interesting numbers
Everyone, especially members, are
urged to come, as the proceeds will be
given to the unemployed in this city,
through tbe church missionary. The
admission fee will be only 18 Oentl and
cake and coffee will bo servod free.
Only twenty-six days.
BLUE CRASS AT THE ACADEMY.
A Drama of ths K ifulatioa Styls Falls
to Plsas n Small Audtsnoe.
The audience at the Academy of
Music last evening was small and
those present were not much enter
tained by ths play, "Blu-i Grass." The
stersotypod situations of the old-fash
ioned drama were observed by the an.
thor of "Blue Grass" with much ac
curacy. In fsct there was nothing
particularly new nor refreshing in the
piece.
A first class company could havo
made "Blue Grass" entertaining, but
the players were not much batter than
the play. Mrs. Cyril Norman, whose
The borough building at Diinmore
was taxed to its utmost capacity last
night, it being the organisation of tbe
new council. The distribution of the
plums at the council hands wan the
cause of the large audinS6 who en
dured the sweltering heat iu order to
know who were the tavorltles. The
appointments that attracted the most
attention was that of borough clerk
and roundsmen.
Everything ran along smoothly un
til Senator McDonald offered reports
ou civil cases now pending in court.
Ihes- th chair refused to entertain on
the ground that Mr. McDonald was
not borough solicitor This contro
versy being ended the council assumed
the ev 'ii tenor of its way until the bi Us
were bdnu read when Mr. McDonald
presented a bill of $30 for ser
vices performed during the past
year. Twenty-five dollars was lor
various cases and f.'o more for services
as borough solicitor. The bill was re
fnjed by all members except Taylor
aud Burke. President Paytou also re
fused to entertain the bill on
the same grounds as he did the
report. Councilman Taylor main
tained that Mr. McDonald was
borough solicitor until his sucot'ssor was
elected. To settle the dispute tho sec
retary was Called npon to read the full
ordinance concerning the borough at
torneyship, but the chairman would
listen to no argument and orderod tbe
secretary to read all bills separately to
be passed on by council. W hen Mr
McDonald's bill came up ngain it was
mov-d and seconded that it be paid, but
the chair still objected . This decision
was appealed, but tho chairman de
clared the council of 189:1 was ad
jonrned. He was not sustained by the
counailmen present and Mr. Jeuks
was elected us chairman for the re
mainder of the meeting. Councilman
Walsh also left the room. The rum lin
ing council passed Mr. McDonald's bill
ami ordered it nil. h was also de
cided that Solomon Crow receivo fifty
dollars for his service 'as engineer
An order was also drawn ou the treas
urer for p lyinent of the chief of police
time sheet. After other bills were set
tled the council adjourned sine die, af
tsr one of the stormiest sessions it ever
held.
On a call of the secretary the new
council assembled, Mr. Taylor baing
the only ono desposed, which was
after one of the m st fearless note over
perpetrated in the history of the
borough, that of successfully leading
his fallow members against tho dicta
torial tactics of the chair M.-. Hag
gerty. the new member, being
sworn in, the body proceeded
to business. A. E. Hnggerty
was ebcted tompooiiry chairman
C. P. Savage and A. T. Irvin were
nominated for the offioe of temporary
secretary, but after three ballots the
vote remained a tie. There seemed no
way out iif tho dllermua until Burg -ss
Duggun suggested that they suspend
the election of n secretary and proceed
to tbeelectian of permanent ollkers.
A. E Qaggerfy was nominated and
elected president of tbe council of
1804 Tho election of Mr llag-erty
was suggested by Tin; TniBUNI several
weeks ago mid has been noted upon.
Savago and Irvin were again in in -nated
for the olllco of permanent secre
tary. Mr, Savage's friends were true
and the vote rem lined a tie as it did
for tbe temporary office. The election
of secretary was laid over to be decided
at some future m isting
S. B Prloe, Burgess Duggan and M.
E McDonald were nominated for the
office of borough lolioltOO Burgess
Dnggan was elected by a ma jority of
II In the election of high constable
another deadlock occurred, John tlsiley
and E I Bobiern standing it and II.
Two L1vr Eavod.
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City,
III., was told by her doctors she had Con
sumption ami that there was no hope for
bar, but two bottles Dr. King's New Dis
covery completely cured her and she says
it saved her life. Mr. Tbos. Kggnrs, 189
Kiorida St., Sun Francisco, suffered from a
dreadful cold, approaching Consumption,
tried without result everything else then
nought one bottle of Dr. King's New Dis
covery and in two weeks was cured, lie
is naturally t lian k fill. It is such results
of which tnese are examples, that prove
the wonderful efficacy of this medlefoe in
Coughs andlColdk. Free trial' bottles at
Matthews Brosi, Drugstore. Regular slis
50c. and it.
Dn. 0. C. LaUBAOH, dentist, (ins and
Water company buildiug, Wyoming nvi-
nue. Latest improvements. Bight years in
Scranton.
Only twenty-six days.
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You are invilod to visit the Fcrauton
Cash Furniture Store; Is now open: 184
and 188 Washington avenue.
Mi Bride's new Turkish bath. Every
thing ne.v. .MM Mpruce street, opposite
Court House.
Happenings of a Day That Will Interest
Many Tribune Readers.
SIYIALL BOYS TOY WITH ft REVOLVER
Four Youngsters Handle a Dangerous
Weapon Quite Carcle3sly on Pitts
ton Avenue -John Kanu Will Prose
cute the Young Men Who Tied Him
Up To Be Tried for Raising Bills.
Personal Points and News Notes.
The blood curdling Hiht of four
young chaps, the oldest not more than
twelve, with a large bulldog revolver
passing carelessly from one to ths
other was gaz 'd upon by pedestrians
yesterday on Pltiston avenue, neur
Westpfahl's store. The revolver, as
likely as not, bad some bullets iu it.
A few women were passing at the
time and their sureams created much
excitement. This seemed to pleasie the
boys, aud they ll nirishod the weapon
alter that with great gusto. THE
Tribune reporter watched them tiil an
elderly man came along who seemed to
have Soma OOUtrol over them, and they
fortwith disappeared into au allay.
John Kine Will Prosnnute
John Kane, of Minooka, whosa woes
were related yesterday, will prosecute
bis son and his abettors. Tuny tied
Kane's bands with a pair of now
suspenders and when the tension iii
them relaxed Ihe circulation of the
blood iii his iirnis was alopp.-d. When
he wan released, his arms were limp
and lifeless, and it took a few hours
snergetio rubbing before ha was able
to lift them. This may have been a
fortunate thing for his assailants; for
he swore, that if he warn able to use a
shooting iron, their lives would not be
worth a pinch of salt He aooled down.
however, aud now invokes tho aid of tiie
law.
To He Trld for Raising Monev.
Patrick Joyce, of Minooka, will an
swer the charge, at this wek's session
ot the united States district court, of
'raising'' greenbacks. Hi want into a
saloon in Wilkes Barrs some time ugo
and presented a "split" bill to the bar
keener as payment for a glass of beer
The police ware sunt for.and Jovce.who
presumed he was waiting for his
change, was taken into custody. Hs
gave bail for Ids appearance at court,
his father becoming hia surety.
Joyce has always home a good reputa
tion iu Minooka, where he lives, and is
confident of acquittal. He states that
the doctored note came into his hands
accidentally, and that he had no inten
lion of transgressing the laws of Uncle
Sam.
A Hungatian Pltd with Stones.
An unknown Hungarian was stoned
yesterday afternoon near the silk mill
on Fig street by a crowd of boys living
in that vicinity. He is not the first
passer by who has met the insults of
the same crowd, whose parents surely
do not approve of thoir behavior,
Personals.
Kute Brown and James Thornton
au estimable ccuple from Minooka,
will begin housekssping aftr i. mi
8. li. Callary and Richard B. Sheri
dan of Nnntiouke, are visiting K J
Callary of this side. William Callary,
of the satnu plane, national secretary of
the Ancient Order Ilib-rnians Board
of Brio, was visiting on this side Sun
day aud delivered a v.iry interesting
address to th" members of Division No
4, of Minooka.
John Sigliu is improving rapidly
under Dr. Walsh's care.
Select Councilman 0, W. Westpfabl
is in Now York city. Ho will be back
tomorrow.
Mrs. James Birrett, mother of P. A
Barrett, is seriously ill
Mies Louisa McNamara, of South
Washington avenue, is visiting in
Olyphant, and her sistr, Sarah, re
turned last night from a trip to AVOOB,
Johnny Connors, the II year-old son
of Thomas J. Connors, of Cedar ave
nue, sturted to school yesterday. Ha
was shot in tho eyo some time ago
while squinting into the bore of a
loaded Flobert nfK Be is now able to
see slightly from the organ, which in
time promises to recover its full pjwer.
Related Hers and Thore.
The families in the lower part of the
city are so afraid of tramps that all the
doors are kept locked while the men
are at work. A band of these travel
ers are said to bold out on the propsrty
of the Lsokawanaa Don and Steel com
pany at the South Works.
The collieries of William Counell A:
Co, will be run on half tims until fur
ther orders are posted
The congregation of the Cedar Ave
nue Methodist Episcopal church will
hold an "Our Folks Concert" on March
37. It should be liberally pstroniied
as it promises to be a musical feast.
Revival meetings nre iii progress dur
ing the evenings of this week at tho
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal
churob, The exorcises ar; conducted
by the different pastors of tbeolty, The
Official board of the church held a very
interesting meeting last night.
Measles anil scarlet fever are preva
lent and the doctors are consequently
h ippy,
F.niiua Newman, aged is months,
daughter of Julias Newman, of E in
street, took an epileptic npi-m Sunday
and his suffered intermittently since
A new flag polo was raissd ou Mattes
street yesterday afternoon at the Dala
ware, Lackawanna nil 1 Western shops
by George Miller. The old one was
in danger of hilling somebody.
The menufaoturing committee of
tho South Side board of trad will pre
sent its report ou the Houssdalc Iron
works tonight.
The Scranton Athletic rlnb has a -pointed
a committee of fifteen with
Haydn Austin obairman, to arrange
for either a picnic or excursion A
meeting sf the comraittet will be held
next bund ty ut 2 .10 p. in. end a full
MttendaucD is desired.
Resolutions of Cond"lncs.
At a regular meeting of Lackawanna
lodge, No. U. Brotherhood of Railroad
LTalntnen, hold at, (fraud Army of the Re
public hail, Beraatoa. Pa,, Feb. n, iwn.
the tollowiug preambles aud resolutions
were unanimously adopted on the death
of stuan Boo rem:
Whereas, The mamhers of this lodga are
once again called upon to drape their
charter iu mourning. It h iving beau tin
will or Almighty UOd to remove from our
midst, our worthy and beloved brother,
Stuart liooreni, who was called away from
tliiK world idler a Uriel , oil the lull
day of February, 1894,
Whereas, 1 he repitioiis held by our (li
censed brother with the m miliars of tins
lodge renderit proper that we place on
record our appreciation ot his merits as a
man aud a worthy brother. Therefore
be it
Resolved, That while we bow in humble
SUbini sioii t i the will of Ahniu'htv 'bid,
we none the less murii the lo.s of onr
worthy brother, who was so airly cut
down In the fall Vigo,- of manhood.
l(esovd, Thill in the death of Brother
Boorem our order ha- lost a most worthy
member, tbe railroad company a steady,
sober ami trustworthy employe, and his
gnei-stricgeo lamuy a loving and uevoteu
liusnanii and lather.
Resolved, That, we tender the members
of ibe bereaved furaily, especially the wire
and Child, our sympathy, knowing how
inadequate are words to lesson the desola
tion ot the heart, but earnestly wi.hing
it were In our power to allay the grief and
anguish of the on a deeply bereav -d.
iteeoiveu, i inn as u token ot resneot and
esteem for onr departed brother, our char
ter be draped m mourning for u period of
thirty days; that, a copy of thsa resolu
tions be published in tbe Scranton daily
papers, audsnread ou the minutes ut this
lodge, and a copy of the same ba furnished
the wife. Edward Booobir,
AlA IS B. KtTCHUM,
William J, Monob tif,
Solomon H. KbWTON
Patrick h. Fabrkll,
Committee .
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Vou aro invited to visit the Scranton
Cash Furniture Store; is now open; liM
and 188 Waihtngton avenue.
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New Bloycle.
A new bicycle worth fib will be sold for
135. The machine is guaranteed and is a
rare bargain, Macbiuo may be seen ut the
Tribune office.
Ik TOO want tbe later stylos and finish
iu photography, you can get it at Griffin's,
Wyoming avenue. We are introducing
new novelties oonstantly.
Tleadleston Wmrrt nnd Ballantlne
Alea are the bust. E. J. WaLsil agent, St
Lackawanna avenue. "
III I II
smith -in Dalton, Pa., Clarence Beale.
son of E. J. and Mabel A. Smith. Died
March :ird, sgS 7 months and U days.
Funeral Monday at J o'clock.
HANSON, Maroh 5, ism, Loriag otto
Hanson, son of Culstopher and Dora
Hanson. Funeral from the residence of
but parents, 511 Alder street, at 8,80 p.
in. Tuesday. Interment in Miuoolia
Herman cemetery.
Progressive Euchre Prizes.
Tall Flower Vases.
WHITE CHINA.
JARDENIERS,
Dunlap
Hats
SPRING STYLE
ON SALE
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I "MATHUSHEK"
Zi ESTA3. 18G. T.
jj Now Vak wererooms, No. 51
Ml Fifth avenue B
g E, C RICKBR & CO,,
2 Sole dealers In this section M
jj Offlou I SI Adams avenue, S
rcFimg;iuii2iii;s:amiimirc
THB
HATTER
CHRISTIAN.
Sole Agent,
205 Lackawanna Ave.
Going through our stock wc made a careful selection of
CHILDEN'S BRAND
NEW SUITS , . .
To close out these odd lot we will sacrifice them,
Our Bargain Counters Filled with Surprises.
Wire lamp Frames for Covering.
CHINA ! HALL
WEICHEL & MILLAR
116 Wyoming Avenue.
BICYCLES
A lot of Second
hand Bicycles will
be sold at vonr own
price. We have a few
Hoys Wheels, list
$50 and$6o; will sell
for $35 and $7i()
until April ist.
JFIorey & Holt
408 Spruce Street.
Martin & XI el any
Coal Exchange, Wyoming Avenue.
PRING . . .
Styles of
HATS
Have arrived.
Best quality and
lowest prices.
COLLINS &
HACXETT
220 Lacka. Avenue.
SHOESo
0
Special for This Com
ing Week.
Men's Cork Sole Lsn Shoes,
(ioodyear Welt, ft grade, C"l T. A
to be O-.JV
Men's Cork Sole Lhcp Shoos,
hauil sewedwelt,fi rade.to ftQ
be O'sJ
Ladies' Dongola, Kid Button,
Patented Tip, (Ioodyear
welt Common sense laot.ull (T'O OA
fl.31 grmle, to be o-,(
Ladies' Fine Kid Hutton.cork
solets, band tarn, Common
Sense la-t, only a few pairs OK
of tlieiu, $5 grade, to be... Ol '
Lndiee' Dull Donpoh Dntton.
double soles. Common Senso Q)
only, frl rado closed cut at O I J
Misses' Straiuht Goat Button,
spring heel, sires 11 to '2; 2 1 j (l
trade will soil at M.4 .'
Hoys' School Shoes, 1 ntton and
lace, sizes 11 to 8; $1 23 will (i
6ell at C
Arcado Shoe biore.
w yo.mim; avi
THE CELEBRATED
SOHMER
PIANOS
Are PrSMBl the Must IVpnUr and PtrffrrcMl bf
Ll'tltllUR AHIftlM
Wirorooms: Opposite Columbus Monument,
20& Washington Av. Scranton ,Pa.
ell! Sell! Sell!
This Is the Order of the Day.
We want vou to si mir nnw
Spring stock of
JACKETS,
CAPES and
WRAPS
for the soason of '01.
Styles all new and nobby.
Made of cloths that will wear.
Stock Larger and
Greater than Ever
Prices Lower
Than Ever
You aro Welcome, Buy or Not.
G. W.OWENS
& Co.
Cloak Makers and Furriers,
Court House Square.
HOW LIKE A
MAN HE FEELS
J AST YEAR he had saved 300,
He bought a house worth 91850
paid y.'loo down, gave a mort
gage for 11,550. Today ho esti
mates as follows:
Rent saved 1240 ai
Interest an mortgage BBS in
Taxes snd repairs ' so Its 80
Met taring on rent 3121 rsi
Barwl on salary l.Vl is)
Te apply ell mortgage. . . .
,S2TO ii
RRFLKCTtON "In 'rOUB yearn Hint
huusn will be free from debt and 1 shall
hate 11 bone of illy own.'1
GREEN RIDOR in the parn.llse lor
homo, Finn A Rons have recently n n
Uheii 11 beautlfttl villa, erhleh they offer,
on oils, ,n ill, 'Ilia, lit HIH.Ml
Call at their offlee, between Wasblnsttoa
inn 1 Adatneon Ollee atroot;
EZRA FINN & SONS.
The Croat Marvel of Dental Soieuco
Anassthene
A recent discovery and the sole
property of
Henwood k Wardell,
DENTISTS,
316 Lackawanna Ave.
WHAT J. G. 8EAMON88AYS ABOUT
ANjE8THEKE.
lilts. RRNWOOD I y aRDSLtt
After having eleTen tth eTtraoteil at
one slttlug liy tho pain I on ninMiod. I pruf
DOUOOe il eutiroly mitisliictory in owesy
particular. J. a. sf.amoNS.
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