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GORMAN'S
HUB DEPOT
This store can never be
the receptacle (or poor or
Did and second-hand stuff,
no matter how low the price.
We stand by what we sell
and we request you not to
keep anything that does not
suit you.
Our reputation for abso
lute reliability will be as
zealously guarded in th- fu
ture as it has been in the
past, and patrons may rest
assured that our prices, qual
ity considered. will uniformly
and invariably be as low as
anywhere quoted.
There Is Always a Reward
in True Merit.
Business
Comes to Us Because We
Go After It.
OUR VALUES
In lie VoInmMb
OUR NOVELTIES
Givuthe ptraooalitjr to oar store.
Our Consistent Prices
Close Attention to Business
ShrnwJ baring ami discounting
of bilis ar bninj principle
closaly followed by na. Til re
euitiswehaT? your eoatileaej
unl vou: trude.
The Spring
IS OUR
Banner Season
We Expect Yon Daily.
JikMYN SCIrt I ILwflriONS
News cf i Day R.cord.d in Crifp. Reada
ble Prfraarap '..
Special to tht; Scrnn'on Tribune.
JEEMYS, P.. April 15 George Matt
hews, wno baa been spending the past
eight moiitiia ia Euianl, retnrne'i
home Fri';sir.
Burton Farm ia m irin into his new
h nse on Third airaet.
Jams Dnun shipped a larie nonsiarn
meot nf fancy ehioi-aa and pigeons to
Dojlettosrn S&tardar.
At a meetinc of tru council held Fri
evenincit ws decided to fewer the
borons;!), an 1 the burgess was instructed
to IsJm thf n.'Cfsaary steps to brirnft!),
matter before the pop!- properly
The "cfcooi bon 1 will issue $o 000
bonds to pay for th new buiidin,
Th'a !io:i 1 sure b-en spoken for ty
tr.e citlzins of Jerrayu.
Jo Waters and family, of Forest
Ci:y, wer the gaeata of frisndt here
over Snnday.
The mfinbars of th First Baptist
ciinrch will gir a r:eption to ttieir
putnr, Ksv. if r. Saaforo, on Tuesday
ev-ninif.
Friday eteninir the pleasant home of
Mr. and Mr. J, G Sr.epuer 1 was the
sene of a v-ry plensan: social gather
ing. Refreshments were sered and at
a late henr N.e snesU departed.
A Mating of the Yonntc Peopie'a
LttorsWy society wa hel l in the old
CetfeoHd ciinrch Friday nveninr.
The fair under the auspices of the St.
Aloyiim society will opn Monday
fTaolOg. A large attendance is ex
pected and no doubt tue society will
receive the cordial snpport of our
pnple.
Mrs. John Mnynarl spent Saturday
in ocranton.
Specimen Caaaa.
H. H. Clifford, New (Jaeel, Wis., was
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism,
his stomach was dHorderen, liia liv-r wai
alfected to an alarmini; legro, appetite
(ell away, and hn was turribly reduced in
hVnli and atrnnicth. Thre bottles of Klac
triu Bitters rnrnd him.
Edward Kbepherrl, ffarriibnrg, III., had
a running sore on his leg of eight yoars'
standing. Used three bottles of Pwlrifl
bittT and seven Uizen of IliKkl'n'-i
Arnlca Halve and bis U-s, is MMd and
well. John Speaker, Catawba, ()., Iiad
hve larae fever soma on his leg, doctors
snld be wn incurable. One bottle Electric
flitters and ono box i. .. I Arnica
f-aive cured him entirely. Hold by Mat
thews Bros.
Wlicn Bttf iw slelr, wn rate bff fV.torto.
When she woa a Child, shn cried for CoKtorla.
When itw tmrame Mlsn, sho otUBf U) Vwtori.
When rhe had Children, she gavo tliem Cuulorla.
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TRIBUNE BOOK COUPON. 1
FOUR of thou COVPOKfl prn-
dntiMi t Tim Tribune OAoe, eor-
tmr I'eitn vnu iiml Mpi tin Ntriwt,
cntitl tin hold i! r tit all tin- prlv
i 1 ' i. nf IIm iinpnriillnlMtl .Me i
for ii ist i ii.n t in-.; popular booki
mining our rM(lcrK. 'Mm iiIIVm iiindi
hy i d" Trlbvne nMagontflnl Bra
un loiiowii:
15 CENTS and Four fjovpom for
iin v VultllUP ilk Hit- 4 ' p 1 II tu (ill a Sr-
rleii. Over 100 Ittlei to nvlnct from.
F.inr Cntmnns fur
any honk In the Kouly SaTinii. K
8 tfcNTS nnd fciir Cnnpnns for S
any book in th.i Oxlord Kerle.
I
iiHiiDiuniHiiiiDiiiniiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiE
Highest of all in Leavening Powet. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
ARSOIXJTELY PURE
HOW THtY Olr: IN HO N I sll..L r..
rttUmtof D.vnlop d i tha V..iirht-0..
b."rn SltOtlQQ I ontssr.
.S'eirin to (! flcfanfOt JViltlaii
Honksuai.K, I'a , April l& TM COD
teHt over tint BODtldalt tnx OOllffltOI
ship was ic.iutiuue I yattarda httwtaa
msij. Voigbt mid OikorOi Tba fid
lowing wltotaaei for the rMpondant,
OtCOrn, Wrtrt' rX uiliiit'd :
Fred Eroll, livea I lor.esJale. Horn
on ocaan. Pwthu died ami notbtf and
U It went baoh ti vieriiiany Never
D ittiralfZril. Vottd for collector at
February alwlloo. Rataraad (a thu
toantrv whan ir years old and lived nl
Sonatdalt ver ituots
C T. Mtntt gave testimony as to
whttbar iii Jaunary when Blstlow
Herman eonTvraatton took ptitw.
Bmniai Hurley, lives In l Iih-"i1hI-,
yr.ns old, to tad for tax oolltotor last
election. I'aid tax within two years,
hut was not clear as to when paid or to
whom.
William W. Ham was 91 mil of
sge and voted at list election, but
never naid tax.
W J Sobltslei voted for oolltotor
Pnl I :.ix In 1891, and next on Jan.
I99i
Jowpb E t rr i trie wag CI vears old
ind voted at last altfltiou, init wv
paid a t.ix
Jacob HesbaH, jr , 23 years old,
voted for oolltotor ut last election, Ui
never paid tax.
C. I) Unbone voted at last election
for collector, but testimony was offered
bowing that he had not paid tax sine
1889.
vVilltaa Poble voted for oolleetoT.
Had paid 1S91 tax. but uo!i since
reetlnony ebowed he had paid tax In
sommtr of 1899 Further examination
to right to vote postpjued uutil
Monday.
Fred Li Point voted for collector aud
had pud tax In two years.
J'hn Hettiob voted for collector au l
s . iwd vote ill riht.
Jstu-s J. Bracv voted for colleator
and testimony thosred be paid tux m
February, lti)4, but had not paid taxe
in tero yeavs pievious.
Frel Schweiger and Petor Jacob
Loetsch both voted on age.
Edwin L Beardelee paid taxes to
George Jacobs, of Hawley, within two
years. Was in error when he swore In
vote, when he swore tax was paid to
Jacob Sis Her.
Carl Scunelle- bad not paid tax
within two years.
John Theobald vote 1 on age.
Willi im Slater had paid taxes within
two ye irs.
Counsel for contest int admitted Lo
zenzo O Gre.mbt hau not paid tax
within two years.
John Htrzog had paid taxts witbin
i wo years.
Charlft A. McCarty swore that
Charle" Gaul had boarded at O'Brieti
House five yesrs, George Gaul, tbrea
years, and William Flannigan one
yeT.
Nelson E. Bi.-elcw testlfml as to con
version at Soete's saloon in January,
and admitted that if ht had not re
ceived appcintment as commissioners'
clerk on Jan. 1 he had no permanent
occupation in view in Hontedalo.
Frank Henzosc voted at Ust election.
Did not know when he paid last tax,
bat did not think within two years
W. T. B-nnet gave testimony as to
Bigelow-Hermati interview and said
Bigelow giid his home was In Mount
Pleasant.
William J Ward, W. M Gardener,
Frank Biyl'y, give testimony as tu
!:-rtain tx-s pid to them.
M E HettOg'l name did not appear
on Mr. Dorin'a tax regiater.
Ttalimony was offered as to counting
ballots, etc.
Mr Bicner swore Charles (nl was
jl vears of ae in October, l'J03
R'spond'ots rest with exception of
William f. Weston, Patrick Crogan
and fix receipt of William Poher.
(.'onrt ndj mrned to 10 a. m. Monday
Tie ballot box will undoubtedly be
opened some time on Monday.
.
BlWAMOV Fkm iS-Be snre you gef
the genuine ilr. Thomas' BeteotriO Oil. It
cure1" Odd", (roup, Asthma, Ilusfnesq
and Rheumatism. ee
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MiKOOKa Haf-?fNIMG3.
Evn'.s of a Day Rp rtsd In Tums Pari-
grapbCi
A'p'rlnl to the Irrantrni Trihttne.
MlNOOKA. Pa., April 15 Tbi report
that the Greenwood colliery will not
tVOfk for the'reniai.idenof tlio month is
not BQvbantMated. it will work this
week,
John f'onneily. of Adams avenne,
SoraOtOn visited Miuooka friends yes
terday,
M. F. Judge and Andrew O 'farn
visited at I'ittston yesterday.
An infant son of Anthony McOutzan,
of OaOpbell'l alley, was buried yester
day. Interment in the Oatbollo ctms
tery.
Miss Katie Msvis, of Hyde Park,
cslleil OH frii,ds oeri falterd f,
Miss Haggle Cahlll. of I'ittston, is
visiting at th borne of Miss Haggle
KoOrea. of Main slrtet.
Misa K ite MoOann.Of the South Hide,
it visitiag Miuooka friends
TN corking m.tin which took place
in the picnic jcrovu was won by John
I'oole'a bird. It killed John Ootwboy'
bird in a short time.
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HON ESDALL' S NEW RECTOR.
Rv. John I.swl , Jr.. Will Tnk Charts
Or Church T'nrl.h.
tVitrcial tn thu f crnnlon DleNM
BOMI I'AI.K, P . A.ril 1. 1 R v.
John N. Lewis, jr., of Ht. George's,
New York, has accepted the call of
'Irate church to b.coin" Its rector.
Mr, Lewis will como lo Bonetdale
oid preach his first sermon as rector
of Grace chnrtni Btinday, July I.
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Crit!cllng a Young Lady.
"Hho would bo n prntty girl for but one
thing."
"What's that?" asknd Charley.
Qeorge Her faot la always covered with
purple nnd led blotches.
Charley Oh. tbafl easily enough (lis.
rioMuil of. UshiI to be the same wav my-
elf, but I cauglit, on to the trouble one
day, and got ml of it In no time.
George What, was it?
Charley Simply blood erupt ioni. Took
a short course of P. P. P. I t"ll you, It's
ihe boss blood corrector. The governor
I nil rheumatism no bail that you could
hear him, hoileri itloar across tha country
every time he mojrod. He tried it, and
you know what an nthlotio old gent he is
now. If somobodyswould givo Miss Daisy
a pointer, she would thauk them alter
war. All the drug stores sell it. ee
1 T- .J
rowaer
FOiitUT CIIY FLASHLi.
New f f lntei t from Ki:' i nhanna's
ftio-t Rnterprliinf Town
Rtotcfal to fat gcrdafoa IWeaaei
Porbst City, April 15. H, W
Brown li beantlfyliig ins reeldence ty
the planting of tome maple trees,
others should follow nte example and
by ho doing our town would present a
beautiful uppearanoo in few dnyt
One of lo i most iiKfilt.il things in our
borough ia new lldewalkt, The old
w like winch Were luillt it few years
ago r. in poor condition, making it
dangeroni for pedestrian alter dark
Por the expressed and avowed pnr
iios.' of getting in lined the followiug
tWO Well known yonug couples of this
place had marriage licenses issuud to
Ibem by Susquehanna's court it few
iio. vi, Anton! Ptnlonskl to
Amelia Veeneneobekl i Ignael Keriie
wecz to Domeclelia Lukaiiewecxuwoa.
ItitaOora ( raudall, ol Blkdale, epeitt
yeaterday with Irlendt in mis place
Utv. William Jednlnga is spending
Sunday in the guvst of Scrantoii friends.
Qeorge Stiles, who lives near the old
Delaware and Hodtoo mill tettlement,
la aadly i fflmted, Friday be buried a
9 year-old child of bis, ami wbb unable
to attend the fiinor. i. from an injury
vino. l he received by being kickeil hy
i horse. At this writing it it tuouyht
the accident may prove fatal.
Mrs William Wolcott and daughter,
Bertha, of Carbnndale, warn the guests
il Miss Battle E. Spettluua yesterday.
Rev, David Evans, of Kingston, will
till the pnlpit in the Welsh Congrega
tional ebnreh this morning, and in the
sVening will eondOOt the services in the
Methodist Episcopal church. Mr.
Brans is the guest of bis niece, Mrs.
Benj imin Maxnv,
Mrs. W. 11 tligains is entertaiaing
s her guests Mr. aud Mrs. E I. Adams
itid son, of Honeedale.
Miss Hells Van Stock, of Soranton,
visited at the home of Mrs. B.'rt t'rip
peu Friday.
Ti;e funeral of Miss Mary Ltvin oc
curred yesterday. Services were eon
ducted in St. Agnes' church by Kev,
Fathe.- Nealoii, who paid a high tribute
to the deceased. To nccotuo late the
many friends of the deceased a special
ear was added to train ','0, Erie"Fiyer. "
Iutermeut in St. Hose's cemetery, Car
ootid ale.
"Hidden Hand" was presented by
the Wonderland Theater company at
yesterday afternoon's matinee. List
evning tho strong play, "Hip Van
Winkle," was produced to a large aud
i Mice, who were delighted with the ex
celltnt work done by the company.
The company have given very good
performances during their stay here,
and would be welcomed again iu this
plnce at some future date. They re
turn to Soranton to opou au engage
ment in their own house.
Pad Hi'.AiNAiiE causes much sickness.
and bad blood aud improper action of the
uvt-r and kidneys is Lad drainage to the
human system, which burdock Blood
bitters remedy.
0LVPHAN T SIFTINGS.
D.ings of a Day R -c rded By a Bright
Coirsspmdent.
yvtciai to fj Mranfoa iHoana
Of.YPllANT, Pa., April 13. John
Williamson, of Wilk-s-Barre, colled
00 friends in town Friday.
Hartley Laily is dangerously ill al
bll home on Lackawanna street.
II J. Beanprej of Delaware street,
returnsdhom' Friilay after visiting
friends an I relatives at Bsllvlllt. On
tario. T . T C 1. . .
jniries j. Liyncu, wno nas Den in
.New ork during the past week, bus
returned nom
ine loung .uens t.liristiau union
will give a Iree entertainment at their
hall on Scott s'roet tomorrow evening.
After the entertainment a reception
.vill bn held in the upper rooms wnere
refreshments will b served at a small
price The following is the pro
gramme:
i'iano Overture Haydn Cousins
Address President
linet ....Mrs 1.1. .yd tin 1 Mus Widduwlh-ld
iiecitnlton J. L Knapn
Zither Solo Prof. U. .). Lloyd
neciMiioa miss Aguee iln I
BOlo ...W. W. Welkins
IVem, history of the Y II, C. U..
Miss Or Williams
Recitation Jennie Williams
fiano Solo Haydn Cousins
iheinonthW instltuto wan held nt
the tenlral school buibling yesterday
moralng. Ibe instituto was opened
up y ' ouiiiy superiuMnaent Taylor,
of Scr niton, who gnve a vrv Interest
ing talk on reading, Miss Rsnyoo, of
I'ecKville, treal.nl on "lliighes Mis
takes. Prfif-ssor'i Lloyd Ciimmings
and .Met awlny iliscus"d "I'haory on
I "aching. I' lichers from Blakalv.
Winton, Peckvilln and Prioeburg Were
in attendance. i nptflntendont Taylor
win noid a cential oxamination in
Oly pliant next month of the seventh
and e trades of schools of Blakely,
Witi'oo, i iiuebnrg, Peokvllleaud Oly
iin mi ior in- pnpus wno are preparing
t ir Itncn Tt exsminatiou, Tlie follow
ing coinniiiee or arrnngetinnls was
appointed Professors Cnramings,
l.mvd. Moyios ami IMiss K nvou. Th
uisiiinio will iii -ot at Prioeburg next
tnontn.
Mrs. J. J. Swteney, of Scranton, who
nas oten visning liar on ,1
wanna street, returned home Ust
ovening
C. M Hathaway and B, N. Callsnder
Speht a few daja of thin week in New
wrk on hiisiness.
Mrs W. H 1'riost is recovering from
".r r'renl itlii"s.
Constipation
OUTtEl
Constipation.
OBIUM
Constipation.
T wrtln tlinf wnti mmv knon
Acts
On the
Bowels.
thfi ::o'"l I haVS rtoeivtd fnm
p, D, ii. 1 uns nil "lit
luvilt h mill mi IVi r I tu. wllli r
..r
itlpatlrai nnd blllonenesa
li led other tAsdloinaa. I
on
I
hut
the failed to llo nnr untti
At. hist I l.ouiIO ii 1. Iil ,'..f It
II II ami hi'fnr" 1 hntl nand it
all I went tu work as well
Boa U.IrvlneUm.Wu'rsne.o P
What is More Attractive
Than a pretty faco with a fresh, brliiht
complexion? For it, uso Potioni's Powder.
I'ltlCt BU0 9 NCIIINGS.
Fuot Bull Club Ortf .i.lt d OtbSf Nolea
of Qenerni Intareal.
tl-t itil lotlie AoKi'lfon TWfcua.
PriOBBDRO. Pa.. Annl 13 -Tho foot-
i nil t Inn winc'i was oraaiitatd iu this
plaOC a abort time ago, it composed nf .
alurdy young men, fair and peaceable
players, uud would like to hear Irom
sny club in the county. The name or
ho club ia the DioksOO United Stan.
rhelr names nnd positions are as fol
lows :
Goal, Sam Pritehard: full bnuks,
S. Nichols nnd V llo dgsou ; half baci.
I. Elliot anil J 1) 'innacy; forwards, I
Cook, B Weatheriil, James Cook, J.
StimpSOn and P. Used; tuptaitl, B.
Ptllclurd; truiisurer, T. Hodgson. A'l-
drenN nil communications relatiug to
challeugos or gami a lo the secretary,
i nonius look, Prioeburg.
James, the ll-venl'-old ton of Lllkt
Mo' nine, who has been tei'iolislv ill
lor some time, Is now ablu to ht around
in line Wilbur.
Mlttbael Ihiglev. jr., of the Boule
vard, left yesterday for an extended
visit to friends in New York.
Mrs. Annie Carter, of ( l.yphant, vis
itid her cousin, J. l Lloyd, of the
Central, on Thursday l wt,
I i tu mi ti '.. . i of ('arboudale,
is on ik visit to ii i mi is iu town.
Milt Hunt u AT MOOSIC.
ii.it and t ii ! i i ... i Nnw i Notst Corn-
piltd bv n Gmosfiil Writer.
S,etirj o 1st Ctreafoa lYIcenCi
Mooaic, i'a , Amil 15 Mr and Mrs.
Wildrick leave tin inoruing for Took-
hauiiock to attend the session of the
Presbytery, which convenes In that
pi ice They will go from Ttinkhau
nock to Muhoopany to visit relatlvus.
L.ottage prayer meeting will be held
tonight nt Frank MottelUr's.
Tne Woman's Christian Temperance
union clenred ftlO.OOat tH-ir Cobweb
Social. Peter W eil and Charlie John
son Heeured the iirst prizes. Mr. Pat
terson and .in i . Pearl took the booby
oriz-s
Ibe Ludies' Aid society will give a
supper Wednesday evening at the home
of Charles Snyder. Prioe of supper, 25
cents.
Mrs. Frank Ellis lias bought the old
Spring Brook Kiilroad depit and is
having it moved down on the lists,
wuere she will have It fitted up for a
school house.
Friday the railroaders and watchmen
received their pay lor the month of
march.
E. Blackmail is preparing to plaster
uis uouse.
HALLSTEAO ITEMS.
Notes of PeraoDal Intsrsnt to Residents
o( a Li-.- Town.
Fvtcial to the Scranton Trihuna.
HallstiaD, Pa., April 10 Mrs.
Morris Baxter is visitiux her sister in
Rush.
The pay car visited this place to-day.
Charles Kuowler has the foundations
laid for three uew houses on Park ave
nue. Kate (launou visited friends in Bing
ham:.. n today.
Ueorge Deunis, of Snsquibanna, is
visiiing ineuils in this tilaee.
Mrs, John Alleu is visiting ber son in
Biimira,
Christie Ayres, of Brookdale, who
has been visiting friends iu town, ha
returned home.
Will Brady is visiting friends iu
Binghatnton.
W. D. Lnsk, of Montrose, is in town.
Maggie Gilchrist, of Biugbamton, is
visiting friends in town.
H U. Builmd, of Heart Lake, has
the foundation laid for a new bouse on
Cnase avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ross, who have
been visiting friends in Factoryville,
have returned home.
Matt Clannon visited Biugbamton
today.
RIDGE NEWS PARAGRAPHS.
Notts from th bltti Mountain! About
Psekvlile,
Mcinl to the fltfONtoS) Tribune.
PXCKVILLB, Pa., April 15. A Repub
lican club will soon be organized on
the I, All It nnhliaam srs r-
ipu-sttd to atteud a meeting at Nsn-
. arrow nan on Wednesday, April 13,at
7. 30 p m.
William Randell is on a visit to Nan
ticoke tins week,
The Christian Mission church held
their first Sunday school here last Sun
day. There was a large attendance
WOioh was due to the elforts of Messrs.
' oo ia and Bsndell.
Taste
has lost lives. In former
ycirs people wouldn't take
Cod-livor Oil on account of
its bad taste. Now wo have
Scott'5
Emulsion
the Cream of Cod-liver Oil,
which is palatable and easier
on the digestive organs than
plain oil, besides being more
effective. Physidani, the world
over, endorse il.
Oon'f be deceived by Substitutes!
Fttpattdhf Srnll A Bewtt, N. Y. All l)ni(isl
DON'T FORGET
That we are liendiUArtern for everything In
the nr HA rCH KM, If you have any Idea
of purchasing any kind of a Watch, laartM
Kent's, i. nl, i or Bflver, yon will nnike a Rrlav-
niis mistake it yon do not clye us a eaO and
pet our prlett, which yon will find far below
all otnern, .aparlallr In all the ln,:h Rradaaof
IClKin, VnitliKiu and lluni.(leu nu.veiueuta.
If you havu anjr doubln and arc at all poated
in prleeaid n ust cull and we w ill havo no
tronlih! In ennvlnoliiir you.Woatlll tiavna larto
stock to dispn o of, ami will offer you won
lerlul lndui'innnnts In Jewelry, Silverware,
Clorks and all other goods which wu have In
stock.
C. W. Freeman
P nn Are. and ttpruoe St.
ek - I
Jlrs. Lettte Ooaa
Tyroiiu City, Peon.
After the Grip
Hood's Cave Back Health
and Strength
That Dreadful Prostration Cured.
"C. 1. Rood A Co., l.nwell, Musi
"Gentlemen A little over a year ago. I was
alia. Iced hy the gup un l, after the erlsls had
passed, I voii left so weak and with thai dread
fill prostration, that 1 was unahle lo dress my-
m it bn almost Qtns months. Boms Moods who
Hood'ss,p"Cures
knew its merits, persuaded me to UdlO Hood's
SarsaMUilla and 1 am now taking my fourth
hottle. I am su thankful to he aide lo say that I
.in do my housework, und am gaining fast.
I Sleep Well,
do nut h ive sourness of the stomach, and can
eat with good appetite. 1 think Hood s Saisa
pariUs deserves ah the praise it gets aud more."
Mas. bXTTll Cuss. Tyrone City, PtUL
Hood'u Pills ours liver uis, constipation,
bUlOUSM ss, lenndloti sick headache, luJigcsUou.
Dr. B. Grewer
The Philadelphia fpeclalist,
And bis aaaociatod Half of English and Ger
man riiyslclaufcare now permaneutlj located
Temple Court Building
st i spnrcK st.,
SCRANTON
Where the may be roieailtwi DAILY AND
. SCMlAV.
i, Doctr 's a graduata ot the University
Wlennsylvoola, ?oi merly demonstrator ot
pnysio njry and mrgery at the Wedk-o Chlr.
orKlcal College, of Philadelphia. Ho la alto
an honorary member of the Wedieo Chirnr
glcal Association, and was physician and
nriCon-in-ehief of the most noted Amrican
and Uerman hospltoK eomes highly Indorsed
by the loading profeaeora of Philadelphia and
ew l ork.
Ills many years of bonrltal experlenot en
ables this eminent physician and surgaon to
correctly dlngnose and treat all deformities
and diseases with the most flattering success,
snd his huh standing in the state will not
all w him to accept anv Incurable cas
LUHT M.V.Mtooll KI...TOIIM1
WKAKM ss Of YOUNG MRU Cl'RKTV
If you Have DON flvOO up ny your i hysl
elan call upon the doctor and tie examined.
He cures the worat caaesof Nervnna Debility.
Scrofula, Old Sorea latarrh. Piles, Female
Weakness, Affeetinna of the Bar. Eva. Nose
and Throat, Asthma, Deafneaa. Tumbrt, Can
cers and Crlprloa of every description. Con
tnltatlon In English and Herman Free, whioh
shall l con tldered sacred and strictly confi
dential. Ilfflet Horns: OA.M. to 8 P. M. llallj.
Rnndiiv. Il a.m. In I p m.
Third National
Bank of Scranton.
Ftntrmeiit Keb VS. 1804. called for bv
the Comptroller ol the Current yi.
H 1-SOUKCES.
leans Hi ' li. .'.in OO
Overdrafts D47.S7
1 eiii'ii Mutes Bonds ro, ooo.oo
Other ltonds 518,578.75
Itnnklnic House . s , i ,,,
Premiums on IT, s. Ueeals..,, i4:i 7.-,
line Drum r. H, I've as ti re r 7,000.00
Hue from Hanks SOK.tlii 7.t
Cash 140,640.54
e.so .-.f.o.no
LIAB1LITIB8.
Capital 00.000OO
Rnrplns RSoiooo 00
Undivided I'r.itlls All 180 or,
Ireulatlon 71,000,00
Dleldonds I upnld SS4 50
Doposlts.' 1,554, SCO :.4
Hue lo Hanks O.tOt.OO
'J,'iOJ.-..MI. 110
WW I 1AM CONKMbt, 1'resldcnt.
into ii. cati.in, Vlee-Preeldeat
WILLIAM II iik ( ashler
DlaUtOTOMBi
William Commit, Oeorte R. Cattln,
Alfred Hand, dumes Arililmld, llenry
Bella, Jr., Mini .in T. Smith, Luther
Keller.
This bank offers lo depnatlnrs every
In, nil i nnrraiileil hv tbelt lialaneiA busi
ness mid retpnntlblllly,
IptOlal el i - nt li. n given to business ho-
touuta Interott paid en time deposits.
THE
TRADERS
National Bank of Scranton.
citoAMzut) una
CAPITAL $250,000,
SURPLUS $25,000.
PAMt'Kt, IHNES.irr'sld'nt
W W WATSON, Vice 1'resldent
A. U. II .i.i m ;. Casliler.
nnscTons,
RAMptt, TTmra, jamks M' EvtanARt,
iKVINll A. FlNOR, l'lKHCK 11. KiM.tr,
Josrril .1. jKHMYTf, M IS ll Ml Kl ll..
ClIAS. 1'. .M A i I in w i. JollN '1'. 1'UIITIU.
W. W. WA'rsoN.
PROMPT, ENtRGETIC,
CONSERVATIVE and LIBERAL
This bank Invitee the patronage ot buslnt
men and firms generally.
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EverythingFOR Everybody
AT
The Fair
400402 Lucka. Ave.
"Always the Cheapest"
Dry Goods, Ladies' and
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Notions, Taney Goods,
Infants' Wear, Cloaks,
Curtains, Boys' Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, etc.
Commencing Monday, April 16,
we will place on sale Special Bar
gains in Every Department
All New Goods
FAR BELOW REGULAR PRICES
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KERR & SIEBECKER
CARPETS
VELVETS, with
borders,
90 cts.
Ingrains'
All-wool, Ex- :
tra 8uper,yard
wide, usually j
76c, aud SUe., j
OUB PRICE,
65 cts,
We still have a lew
patterns left of the
40c. Tapestry Brussels.
406 and 408 Lackawanna Ave.
It
Just (0 Give the
A DETAILED prica list of our im
mense stock of l'urniturc. Car
pets, Baby Carriages, Refriger
ators, Mattings, Stoves, Crockery.
&c, would crowd everything out of
this paper.
And we have too much respect for
editorials to do anything like that;
besides, of what use when all can be
told in a single line.
IS
Tne Lowest Prices in N. E.
Pennsylvania.
Cash or Credit
With every purchase of $50 or over
we present an American Onyx Fin
ished Cathedral Strike Clock.
With $75 or over, a 100-piece Din
ner set
s
sea
UPHOLSTERY
Chenille Curtains, $3.25.
(An unusual bargain.)
Extra heavy and extra
wide, $5.
Furniture Coerings
Imported Tapestry, Satin
Derby, Satin Damasks,
Wool Tapestry.
TABLE COVERS
Satinette Fringed, yi yds.
square, $1.25.
Holland Shades, fringed,
Hartshorn Rollers, 50c.
each; usual price, 65c.
JJ
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