THE SCRANTON TTflBUNTE FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 11, 1894.
THE SECRET
(IN S
T?' fl a a in
8th ACT.
To some things we've ot the key,
Johann Holt's Malt Extract see?
After such a splendid showing
'Tis a remedy worth the knowing.
B mre to obtain th( Gunmri, tad i1j uot bo itnpod upon by the ntirnsrouR
substitute's offered us "just an good "
The Gtnnioa Jolivn Holt's Malt Extract must have the sigiiaturo of Jobanu
Ilolt" on tho neck lab of every bottle. Nona other is genuine.
B18NBB A MENDKLSON CO.. Abohii, 109 and 1M Fr.inkliri St., Now York.
TRIPLE
It Was Hade by First B'asoman Wente and
Second Baseman Weikart, of Easton.
SCRANTON TAKES ANOTHER GAME
Plftnnaghan Pitelies Too Good a Game
for the Visitors to Do Anything
Umpire Hardie Henderson Makes a
Wronp; Decision Which Costs Eas
ton a Run Items of Base Ball News
Which Will Be Interesting to Scran
ton Cranks.
By far the pr-t!i.tt play that nns
been made at IIrs:ui p:rk. this HMH
ws an Melting triple play by firit
baaatnao. Wtnta and second baaaman
Weikart, of tiie Baaton team
'ibis remarkabla piar occurred in tin
third iuainj? of the Scrantun-Kaston
Kama yesterday afternoon. Baraaton
hud scored one run in the first Inning,
and Baaton had baan blanked. Wataal
opened the third for Tie home team
with a linile, and was followed by
Hogan who reached first safsly on a
lit. 1'atetaen picked out wlut he
thought was a nice ball and slammed
bit bat against it in vicious style. Tba
sphere tore through the wion
outdoors In a lively manner and Ian lad
safely in the outaretched pawaofflrat
bseniun Wente, wLo bad to get up in
the air about as l.iirh aa was possible
f. r him in order to make tba atop.
Wataal and Ilonan shared in the gen
eral belief that the bit was good for at
least two bases and they were well on
their journey toward the home plate
before they realized that Patobtn'a hit
bnd been caucbt. Hogan imme llately
Binds n iprtut to set hack to tirst, and
Wttaal waa awfully sorry he had not
tarried longer la t'ie neighborhood of
the sec a I bag Hefore Hogan cinl 1
return to first Weuta had toaobtd th
bag. nI"l th,a S''"1 tBI bill down to
Wetkart at second iu time to catch
W( tzel.
It was if-veral moments before the
ptatatora realized that a triple play
bad been completed. The applause
tnat followed the play was trotu'iid iis
and Wente Was given a rousiug oratiou
When be came to the bit.
AN OMUJI HICCISIoN.
Umpire Hardti lleuderson cannot be
called a huge success as an umpire. He
undoubtedly means well, and were it
in his power be womd mnko no mis
takes. Mr. Henderson invariably nan
HgtH to get in a larger numb, i of er
rors than the average mortal. II" was
frsijuently in error yesterday, but in no
ciw ffii the miataka so glaring a
when be filled haston s short stop.
Griffin ont at third baas, when hi wis
Jilamly flafe Gr flin bsM BsadaatWO
las- hit, and attempted to steal third
I'aU'hi-n got ti e l ull djwn a little late,
but L'mpire Henderson, nevertheless,
flfUad Uriffin out The deanion was
r caivs ! with nttmafooa erlee from tk
arectators of "BOt out," "he was n.if
Holmes and Weibl each followed with
a sink'le, and had not Hondersi u made
the mistake Easton would havj scored
at Itaat onn run.
The work of the Scranton outfield
whs partieularly u m-1. Eiofan, Btaltl
and Rogers made several difficult
j Ihvs. Fntunitgau w is m V .' .r
tvranton ml pitched a silt-edge game.
PatOBOB irava him excellent support
In tha ftval Inning, after VW.el liad
truck out, Hogeu made a safe hit,
hi e ti. l u I un l eord on logi
H.;ii.v No more ruti-iuaking occurred
QQtll the seventh Intlng, when the
Hcrantona fWOODad down upon IMtcher
Oilien and pOnnded him all over the
big yard. George Sialtz opens 1 with a
tbraa-baggat ami scorea on Westlake's
liy to Holmes. Higgiug followed with
a double, and scored on Wetzel's triple.
Wataal came home on n passed tiall
that Catcher .Sharp lost night of.
Hogan (Tingled and tallied on Weikart's
failure to stop I'atcheii'a hard bit,
loiTeaein our percentage:
SCRANTON.
a. II. fn.
Wetzel, hs.1 2 "
1l'4g!l, cf..St V i
PateheQ, c. u ;i
Bo,(era,rt, 0 2 si
.Hartley, IbJ n II
I I ilU If.... I I 1
Vet'k,:tl II a
iirinBii!n.i i 4
Flaiilg n, ..U 0 0
I EA5TI N
.F 1 II II. tO,
i dBpl'earf.piO i a
ii RWeMjjf.T.O l l
I 0 1 "inn, . 'Hi.. .a u I
II ii.vharp, r....O II )
II UWik't,ai..0 II ;
n nuwyer, ef.O 0 a
:i iiwnt.., lii.ii ii ii
1 i(4rtfhn,ss..l 1 4
8 no Ilea, p...o o o
a r
o ii
u II
Total.... 1 10 gf M Q Total.... U Ii aT 10 i
Berantca l DU()nn400 5
jlustou 0 UUUUOUUO-U
BsfSad Knna-Serentun, 4. TwobaHohits
111X1.1118, ItoKers, IMitltn. Threo bnxn hits
WeOtati Htaltz Harlllrn hits PlaunlKsn.
Dona, stolen baw Hogan, Btalta Doable
plny W.-ikart to Unit n to Wettte, Trinle
jilay-Wontii to Wiikart. Stnuk out Of
KlnniilKuii. 8; t.illoii, 4. Kirst l on halls
(ill Fbihiiigan, Bj Glllen, H. l'nserl balls
Hmrp, a. I lino, l.B, Oniiiiru, ilouilersou.
OTIIKIt STATE I.EAOUB UAMgS.
At Hazluton
JIazleton 0 0000300 1 I)
Alleutowu ....U 8 1 0 0 8 6 1 1-15
Hits Hnzleton, 3; Allentown, 14. Kr
rors Hazleton, 13; Allentown, .1. Bat
teries Fee and Moore; Donohuo and Alilli
?au. At Iteadiug
Heading 0 0010033 0-0
Altooun 2 9010040 x 0
Hits Heading, 9; A'ltooua, 10. Er
rors Heading, 7; Altoona, 2. Battcriun
3 Hi oades and Goodbart; West and Cote.
Umpire Wagner.
At Pottsvllle-
Tottsviile 1 0 1 8 0 1 0 0 210
ilarrisburg 0 6 0 1 4 7 5 0 x 23
Ilits-Pnttsvllle, 10. Harrisbnrg, 2a; Er-rors-Fottsvillo,
1 1 ; Harrisbnrg, 1. Ilattor
les Fleming, AlcCoach aud' Hhilksky;
fcjirogel and Smrjk. Umpire Keun.
OF STRENGTH.
ACTS.)
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NATIONAL LKAiiuii.
At Bostou
Boatoa l 0900004 z f
Brooklyu 0 0000 100 01
Hits Huston, 3; Brooklyn, 2. Krrors
BostMi, 3; Brooklyn, 4. Batteries Nich
pls aad Kynn; Stein and KhialOW. L'm
pire ORoaraa,
At New fork-
new u.rk 0 I a 1 0 0 1 ii x o
Washington. ,.0 000000202
llfits Now York, 0 Washington, 4.
Errors Naw York. 4; Washington, 3.
Batteries Rule ,m,i Psrrslli Meicer unii
Jlciiuire. I'mpiro Hurst.
At Baltiuoro
Hh iiniore 0 003000003
Philadelphia.. 2 0 I 1 1 0 1 2 x 1
lilts-Baltimore. W; I'liiladelphia, 12. Kr
rors Baltimore, S; Philadelphia, 1. Bat
terles tlnltanaand Robinaoat Taylor aad
Clemen ta, Umplra Lynch.
At Pittatrarg
Plttabnrg 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 l
Cleveland 0 000003002
Hits- Plttkbnrg, 8: Ctevalasl 5 Rr
rors Pittsburg, 8: Olavalaadi 9. Hat-tertes-Killen
aod Hack; Y' .iogau Zim
mer. I'mpir's Miiuade.
At Chicago The i hirago-Looisvlllo
gstiie wn piistp.'nod on accujiit uf ram.
At 'incinuati
Cinriiinatl 0 0 0 ! 1 1 !i 0 1 X Is
St. le.ois 2 0 II 1 0 3 3 0 00
Hit Cincinnati. IP; 8k Louis, It Er
rors Cincinnati, J, St. lxinla, 4. Batteries
I'arrott aud Vaughn; llawlev, Breiten-
iteln, rtaakfand lrnz. L'uijiire-swar:-
wood.
EAsrmtN UUOOB
'At BntTalo-
HmTalo 1 1 T 0 0 0 0 0 0 9
WUkaa-Barrtk.S 0020000 x 4
H:i!.e llit Buffalo. V W like- l.srr. . :
Errors Buffalo, 4; W ilk-s Barre, J. 111-t.-rii
-Belts mM I-.. 1,1. I'nuiptlild and
Warner. Paagna Baydaf.
At lroy -
Troy I 0 10 10 0 104
ProTidaaea.. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 l s
lis.- Rita Trov, II; Providsaca, 7
Errors Troy, 3; Provident. 8. Bat tones
Doaovaa and CaUill, Sullivan aud
I'll. u. I'mpire tlaffney.
At Syracuse
Syracuse U 00010011 '
Bprtngasld....6 3 a 0 0 1 7 1 0 30
Hits-Syracuse, II; BprtngfloU, ft, Er
rorsSyracuse, 18; BprtnglWd, I Battr-
les Pajraa ami Wilaaai Uragalln ami
Leahy. I'nipiro-lluut.
At lira
Erie 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 04
Binghamton . .0 OOOOOOOO 0
Hits Erie, 0, Binghamton. .T Krrors
Kne, i; Blagbaintoa, . naileries Mas
Ufa . May-, ud PstgSf , Uslai.ey aud
Pawes. I'nijor.' ill l.sn.l.
'
GLINTS FROM THE DIAMOND.
The .iames Hots and the Stars will play
a game of b.i oa the James Buys' grJuuds
Niny 13.
Be rstiton shou'd nut mourn. J. hnstown
lost BIBS straight last year and iliil won
the p.''inapt.
They ran five I.srrr Kstriekthe "jolly"
if they want to. hut he's Levertheleea the
l-Ht ui.ipir. that li.K l e 1 bere this
e ir.
Frank B. Osrrett, wh . plajre . BSSJOtsd
for the IVnnsvivania IUiir.a.1 rlub. of
riulai.tihia, would like to sign with
Potts villa,
Torrysoa got bank t Heading rTsdaaa
day aad said that aVsttoa wameil him to
sun, bnl ha rsfosed, He wuid like to
plav with PottSViUa,
'1 ho Wet Side Stars challenge the Yontig
Sailors t a game of ball, Saturday, May
12, at 5 o'rl ick 00 l.lttlo WOOOS gioutids
LaiaiB Unvies, n;st,ager.
',"iinii of Potfsville hsa 'Iwen srleased.
Bala B catcher, a gxvl r.Mtrher, a gentle
man on or off the diamond, and should
have no tronble in aiguiug with another
good club,
The Klfctries, of Taylor, challenge the
Anthracites, of Hyde Pailr, aud the Ac
lives, of ProTtdanaOj for a game of hall on
their own grounds tor May l . First ans
wer flrt served.
ItlcilAHO Watkivs, slanager.
Jack Tlgho, of PoltsviUe,; h ail his left
shoulder sliding to BBOOBd vixtorday and
it may cnpphi him for a few ilava Tbo
injurnl n.emlier ws given an elertrn
Shook lust night, under the advice tof a
physician.
A picksd olnb healed hy Burson Vail
Roes Surdam, M'ultnm Walsh and Kay
Bioa defeated Vloyd iiiaaeire team hj i
score of 81 to 8, l'li featut.e of tbitnui
was all's and Surdam's flr.,t Imse wo;k,
Walsh s fielding and Bice's pitching.
The Young Men's Christian Ass.;i atluu
ll'iie Bail cidb, id this city, Mdl fair to ba
one of the BtrODgOSt amateur tvauis in the
slate ll has plenty of excellent material
to dtaw from and about t wenty nmn are
working bard for thb different positions.
Professor Weston has arranged to have
BOOM Of the bent nmaii ur Uajna in the
statu to piny npalnst thsm. Their tirst
game was played last Saturday with a
score of 13 to I In their favor and tomor
row they play the Haatlsn, of the vst
Side, considered a very strong team. Tho
game will he called at 4 p. m. Admis
sion, 1.1c.
A Hnzleton dispatch says: "The dis
puted Baaton-Haalitoo game, If what I'm
iiireKoirick says goo, will bo givun to
llazlston. Mr. Ketrick explaius that de
claring Easton winner was the only means
he hail of saving his life. The Imodiums
bad ctowded threateningly about him, and
it was only by the aid of the Baatoa play
ers and a few of the DON cool-headed
spectators that lie escaped even then. He
has already notified Secretary Diddlebock
of the situation, and in bis official report
will declare Hnzleton the winner." Think
of the clnim Scrantnn would have had for
damngna If Kaston had injured one hair in
our Larry's bead.
.
Bpsolmeii Cases.
B. U. Clifford, New OaaaaL Wis., was
troubled with mmralgia and rheumatism,
his stomach was disordered, his liver was
affected to an alarming degree, nppetite
fell away, and he waa terribly reduced iu
flesh and Btrength. Three bottles of Eleo
trlo Bittors cured him.
Edward Khopherd. Ilarrisburg, HI., bad
n running sore on his leg of eight years'
standing. Used threo bottles of Klectnu
Bitters and seven boxes of Buck leu's
Arnica Solve and his log Is sound and
well. John Speakor, Catawba, O, had
live lareo fever sores on his leg, doctors
said he was incurable. One bottlo Electric
Bitters and one box Bucklen's Arnica
Salve corod bim eutirely. Bold by Mat
thews Bros.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stooks and Ilondi.
Nkw Y'ouk, May 10. Lower cables from
Loudon, tho poor exhibits of earnings by
bt. Paul and the demoralization of freight
rates at the west, and a beliefithat at least
2,BOO,000 gold will he shipped to Europo on
Baturday,allctntribnted to a weak opening
fur stocks to-day. The decline, however,
was Furprisiugly small iu view of tho un
favorable fnctors mentioned, and was
much commeutod npon in stock circles.
Louisville aud Nashville scored the great
est lueses among railways, lioneral Elect
ric was the weak spot in tho industrials
aud dropped c. Tub 'other prominent
issues varied only fractionally either way,
and the trading was liijht. The nervous
ness became ipiite pronounced in Ameii
cnu auga: in the last hour, and in their
activity to get back their stock the hems
bid up tlm p'ic" of these certificates. The
stock opened at 1H4' and then roto to
10741 with a reaction at the clone to W'
Tho railway list displayed considerable
Btrentrth lator in the day, especially the
Urangers, which were affected hy rumors
that the government crop report will he
favorable.
The toUoWtni complete table showing the
day's BnetttaUOOS in active stocks Is suppho'l
and revised dslly by l.sllsr Ii Kullsr, stock
brokers, 111 Wyoming avenue:
Open
Ink. Am. Cot Oil
tm Sugar H'l't
a. x. a s. v ism
Can. So.
ten. N.J
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t' . B, ft W 'i
flue. Has. M1
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Chicago Oram and I'rnvlslons.
BCEAVfOB, Ha 1 T: 'nhowltig qnots-
ti'.iiH.irs iipplle.l an! c rr '.l ,laily by l.a
Ml .v Kulli r.sUsk hroker.i:i Wyoioiog at.--
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Lowest
1 loams
j BHOKT hit.
HlgheM
Lowest
Cl. -lag
New Yoik Produce MsrheL
Nr.w Y iix. Msy lfl.-Kuoa - Poll,
pfieSS weak
WMBA1 Itjatai lirm- No. '-re.1. store and
elerat'T. I tS . all, .a', SI 4c. f. i. b ( lW
11 Vr. ; 111. graded red. Bagtadad, .'.7afllr .
No 1 northern, iMiiOv.e , opttatM dud
and irregular, closing n.-iu st Sac. ad
vance. No 2 rod May, I i',c . Wotic,
r. Ma . ialfi 1' -c . Aagast, ru-,c. ; Bep
Isaabar, BtMc Daaaaabar, w.o.
1 mks Doll raaler, No, 4.1)4843', r ;
elev it- r (,all & alloat; OptlUtM
and i'o, lower; May, 4 'jC , July, 44tc ,
Asguot, ti .
Us rs -ijDiet, eair; options doll, lower,
tt-adjr. May. -,r.; June, Bs',c.; July,
r ,c. N... I will's May, 41M-; Spot
ETHOS, No. I JUa4oc-: No I white
4V,c. ; No. i Chicago. 40c.. No. J, Xtf. .
No 3 white, 41.,c. , mixed western. 41a
4'.'tr.: white d,.., white sUtc, 42a4Cio.
Lkkr-laiet. aleadv.
T11 m rn Bssr OulL
MlPbLaa- Nominal.
LA BE ,'!:?. steady: western
I' I0j city, S 4c. M.y f 7 JO; July,
raiaadi 'iun. mailaaat. ism;
America, tW; rompoufid, SstltC
Punk Doll, yuiei.
Bi.TTSh- Light feoelpt. steady;
dairy, m-w. ; . ii .. . . ,d, . il'.V
team
K 4.. 1
S.uth I
stste
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cremuery, new, 14al7o : Pem.aylvauia.
do., Ilal7c, wi -rn dairy, tew, Uo
If . imllattoo creaaasry, llaita
Cltrxst -Mislcrato de'nand, leas (Inn
Booa -4ja lot; fancy :?rui, state and
Petiraylvanla, MSr.; weetem fresh, lot
aiwc; aaauMra, wsiie.
Philadalphla TsllOW Market.
Pilil.Aon 1 HlA. May 10.- TaUjw was
dull snd aBOaangaq. Prices were
I nme citv. in I . gshesils. 4 c ; prune
country, in tMrrels, 4'.c ; do. dark, Iu bar
rels, 4M'C; cakes, !ijc; grease, 41c.
Taian ami Tmi b u the venhn of gaapta
who ,ake Hood's Sa.-s.tpai ilia I ho gisul
effects of each indicine sre bhiii f. It p
nerve trrngtb restored, appetite crratisl
and health giveo.
BootVa I'nia da not weaken, but aid
digestioo and toue the stomach. Try
them.
Borantor.'s Bun , ess lnterasta
TU Tituii NB will aaoa publish a rare,
fully compiled and classified hat of the
leading wholesale, banking, manufactur
ing and professional iulereets of Bcrauton
and vicinity. Tim pdlMOa w ill be bou d
in bMk foiiu, beantifnlly llioatratad with
pht t,.gravare views of our pnbllc hiilld
lugs, bnsinesis blocks, streets, etc., together
with portraits of lending cltirens. No
similar woik has ever given an eiual rep
r entatton of Scrauton s many indni
tries. It will bean invaluable exposition
of our business resources. Sent U
persons outside the city, copies of
this handsome work will attract
new comers and fie an unequalled
advertisement of the city. The circn
lariou la on a jilan that can 11 ot fail of goisl
results to those concerned as well as the city
BtlatgOi Heprosentatiree of Tux Titini Bl
will call upou Tilosie BrHOBI namks
are DI8IIID in this edition and explaiu
its nature more fnlly.
Those dnalring views of their residences
In this edition will please have notice at
the otlice.
Proposals.
CKAI.L1) I'ltnPOSALH WILL Bl KK
i eeivsd hy ths Koooomy Llghti Heat ami
Power company until Saturday. May 18th,
ISM, nt Boon, nttJ Oca of I. II. Hums. Ll
srsry buildfng, Boraaton, Pa , for trenching.
and lumk mime alsiut six thousand yards of
trenoh In ths dtyuf Boraaton, Tho company
reserve.! the right tu reject any anil all Inds.
THB ECONOMY 1.1UHT. I IK AT ANO
POWBH COMPANY.
America
10 BSATJTirrjt IK I litis. I.VF.UV
NOTED PLAOI in Alaska, XHI
I NITKII STATK8 AMI MEXICO.
B1TM n r vi in its tiN thm c in s
TKB, TFN OBMTg ami ONI
COUPON FOIl AN V M vi Ml I;
For Delicacy,
For purity, end forimprovementnf thecom
plexion, nothing equsls Posioni's Powder.
A LIST
of reasons why yon should iu
Bist upon having Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant PoUets, and nothing
else in their plaoo :
Bseansa thov re the smaffesf.
and the pltatantest to taka
Becauso they're tho easiest in
their ways. No disturbance, no
reaction afterward. Their ef
focts last.
They absolutely and perma
nently euro Biliousness, Indi
gestion, Constipation, Bick Head
ache, and Sour Stomach. The
most common cause of Piles is
constipation. By removing the
cause a cure is effected.
Montgnmi m, Oranyc Co., If. 7.
Tin. Prenct: Dtar fltr 1 sudered untold
misery with bleeding piles. I could get no
r.dlef night or day, until I commenced nslnR
your " Pleasaut Pellets," and now for two
y irs or more, I have not been troubled with
the Pllis; if my towels get In a COnStlUstod
coudition, 1 take a dose tif Ilr. I'lenw's Fleas
Bi t Pellets, and tho troubb Is all llspellod
by next day.
ONE CENT
A Word.
Honrs 0 all kinrii eosf fhtal much, rr-
rf'f Wfitatioai WmiUAwMek are iiisurted
i:KK.
Situations Wanted.
l K. Book I p r or 'Hue manager; ten
A 1 ..ars practical . isMtisnos 1 thorough.
QOmbvtSfit and raUablol w illing worker: okii
fur eugaguitieiit: rufor.ince and s-M iirity If
neosssary. Address liusiin . Tribuiie ottJj'M.
POSITION 18 DBBIRBD BY A YOCNQ
V iiiim, sgedsf, 0 ho has had 1 rsasaaapo
rtsnes working In a bank Bsstof rafereooe,
sad l- iid. if dwlreil Address Imx 4IH, Tunk
aaanooki Pa,
UrANTKD POBITIOM HY A MIDOUt
aged aratnaa t do house ilcsDiiig.
scmbbtng or Wsshiat jdiuass. J. H. c ,
4i.i Thlrtosath at.
U'.v: 1 it) POfll riON kfl LBBR BY
middle affSd man, t 'an speak Kmuilaii.
I'oWah. Slavic :,... I. nullah. Ad Ires-. PI. I Lit
MABLYAK, Box -;,h , ivIUs, Pa.
UrANTKD A B1TUATION as WW
nurse, (luod nsfStMOSSI Mi PtttStOO
sventic.
A LADY WI N is WABHINQ To TAKB
i boara Apply BM BMsatsr court
CITUATION WAN TED ""a WOMAN
I OaM llkn to g.-l ,rk hy the day at
washing or cleaning, of will lake washing
home address MaITT DONNRLLT,
TM Orchard street.
Agents Wanted.
U ALBUMIN WANTI
1 g I. aaui p. t' t
tall Mds; aell "ll eight t
or Brm; liberal salary an
ail ion pvrinaiiaiil rr
stamp, CKNTKSNIAI.
k.... .
T BILL OOI
1.' WSot sale and re.
, rarf bsataaaa Btsa
1 cllN.lne . tld. i.
laims .ldreee with
Mill 1 p, MlUau
U'ANTl li MAN WITH L1PI AND WIUM
ir.auiai ip-r 11 as - .t .tor in
l-a. kaeanii et unt) . gsl ladmeai'hts to
righl mail Aa.lreas 11:3 Beta huiMlng.
I'l.l.a.lrlphl l a.
Help Wjnted.
WANTKIi ri8T MAhHK APPLY Ml
' Llioltn street in lU "W'-uil.-rhand.'
H. rn.l. a.
lor Menu
l,'"lt HINT UODM III ADAMB 1.'
I BO Apply to Kd A llertl, 404 Ia. k
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Iv.uiiKS T UUHT WILL FPttllHHlb
I r.iia, Ut. L::.. ksralkM Ml aeiilag
u,Q svsaaiSi
r'o i.lr
POI a HUM if YEA MM
I 1
Part or a.l .4 tare. hunJr-sl f-t 4 ard
o-i- . .-.14 radruad. Aptiy at 4.t'iankUa
Srvntte
rj'o 1:1 NT
TnHr: t'f)olt rt'HM-lll I)
en kl'tgw atfst Very :
I ea raaaucaU terms, App.y
I.IToN ur C ii. WiAiOIll H.
kl
k a
1 g
SMbl
for Sale.
I 'iiK --Al.f a I akki i w' UOH I A Iti B,
I i.e and !..- I. at! BMlSS fruw I'altwn ,41
the Oelawarn. Larkawanna and W.-atrn
rallr.4Sl First a, farm home with a never
failiag .i rn.g SeVrby rww lrna. g... lead
Sad gel "rcbard w III be a,, 1.1 . heap, lerioa
sit. Ad.treaa 11 I' . iN sr. 'Ki II r IsAA '
eiernt.irs. Paitsv Le. aawai.ua
Pi
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U
i A LP. PtiW
.la f,.r lag .
htg Aipiy
v It,, k
noB Kf.N i 1 Wi I . NIMH ID MimiMk
I fur itght booae kewtsng with uae.flaUh.
lei PraBtUm aveaoe
101 a A LB afACKK IAHM, f4TJCi
r uUnall J M. SIIKPkIKI.U.
M. in - .
1 !
ALB OR I riIASUK Folt BCRAN
srti A luring orangw gr.iv
ig In priMiii tiort tid value yeerly Is
k-e wV.l.m In f l..rl , Addr V C
I foN. Uk.. 11. lei.. Piorl.u
M'HTll AI.B.
A p., to the
Depi sit mm
la.
Spcclj' Notice.
T I MPFTIMI or TUP. I'lliKi-l'i Its . V
1 tho Map Aug Falls aad Klmharsi Boils
vardl uipsnr It waa rwsdvml thai a m.sf ng
of tbe kbs-khisler be clled t-, aoaVSSMI a-
Ihs geaoral .iflt".. nt ths tnwMuw HMwa M
It. publican I. iii! Ill, g. on the Mh day ef Juno
A. I). IBM, fr in A. 10 M. until I p
kg take BOttSI on the approval or
dlaapproval d the pronel laaraaBB of the
capita, stock ossald eosapaai froai i'.uoo u,
f. '" . ami tint ths secretary ba, sitd as C
herein .ire.itlt. ghe notice tlier. .f ss re
, i rod by law I II WATK S-
Swretarv.
ikioTici thk nominations poa or
is Bosn ut the Ueraiaola Building i.nd
lean ass.,cUtlon of ' nth M runton will take
place Friday evening, April X7. 11. after
transacting the regular boslnssa JAOOBf
M I I.I.I li. i.ir.
ni.ANK Booia, PAMPBurrs. maoa
atnea, ete., bound or rpluund at Tus
TlimcNK ofticu. (Jun k work. Keasonalle
prices,
klKAI. TICK ITS CAM III MAD T 144,
ill corner spruce ntnsit and Krankliu an.
rule Twenty m. il tickets for IS.Su OwhI
table l,r..
legal.
I," - lA'l I- oP PULIfh .1. UtAN-L. lA-f
1j of the lN.rough of Taylor, di ase,L Let-
ters of sdmlnlstriitien up. ii the above estate
having been granted to th iindersigiieil, all
pereotM ha ug slabas or deinnmla against the
sanl n-t.itu will present lliein for payment,
sad th.." iadabted tharoto will pMsaoaaks
iauasdlata paymsnt to
II A N N All C BANK, Adtninlstratrlx.
Tayh.r, 1'.
JoIlN' M. HAltUN, Attorney for F.tato
I.SSTATKUP K..ltA UK WITT.UECKAHKD.
1j Notice is luiehy given that a rule baa
been granted to how cause why Jnuo u. Uo
witt executrix of the last will and isataasaat
of said decedent, shall not ho dim-barged from
thu duties and liabilities of her appointment
Application Will Iu. imidn to) have aabl rule
mad., ubsulute and thu executrix discharged
July 2, IBM, s g PK1CK.
Attorney for executrix.
The QENTJINB New liavoa
"Mathushek" Pianos
ESTABLISHED 1860.
New York Wurerooins No. 80
Fifth Avemio.
E. C. RICKER & CO.,
Sole dealers in this ssotion.
OPFICK-m Adams Ave., Telephone BT'd'g
Connolly 80 Wallace
OPENING OF
LADIES' SHIRTS AND SHIRT WAISTS
Many new features this season in the way of Shapes,
Styles, Colors and Materials.
SHIRT WAISTS from 50c. to $3.75, in every conceivable design and material,
from the medium to the finest grades of Lawn and India Linen, Percales,
Sateens, Dimities, etc.
The newiest and nobbiest thing is the LADIES' SHIRT. Made with starched
shirt, stand-up or lay-down collars, with cuiTs attached. They come in Plain
White, Printed Percales, Sateens, Madras Cloth, Century Cloth and Pongees.
We venture to state that our liue of above is the largest and most complete In the city. Prices, as
usual, THE LOWEST.
CONNOLLY & WALLACE 209
Bicycle
AT 1 1 1 K
Driving Park
Scranton,
JULY 7Uh
12,000 worth of Diamondl to be
giw sway as prlaei.
All the Im-I kiinuii ruciiiej lut'ii
In the oouotry win eompete,
(irand Pitrailc of Wheeltntn iii
the tneraing,
Bxenition r.ttcs on all roadi.
OUR WATCHES
DON'T BEAT TIME
Aivl do onn la lMkl vim bM hm Th-f are
mi tttbH sj.ry titna' xn all ih. tlm and th
firtt tlrn fvt hava timn c-ima in antl
lbMt ari urat tlm kexnrm, which trrjr our
ll 1 k IftaW IVMfMlM lib rTir nbj
'In ; r . t , i talnu ar for blaftu at
ffmai full wlol Ainr;'ti wlrhaMj In
p-n&t of valtiM
They Are Record Smashers
Price List:
We Will Sell an
II W Ravuui.d Meiement iu 11 year
II..M Kl e.1 as.- fJB M
aasao la I sa CWo Ittoor Obas an
II. It I'm t Meveiueut la JO veer UuUl
FUI..1 i see 0 0
ftatur In is In sil-.er l aee II 00
O. M. Wneeler Movement In 10 year
oM naa w X iti
Bain.' la 4 aa. Can lUvor M 4
Aft h t si. Tra.'r a On. iti 30 rear (li .1
FlUt rase M kl
Sam - Iu li Can eilver ... B i
I' S llartlett M .u.-:.l In X year OuUl
K:U-I I'aae. rt
Hamo in , ..In silver 14 It
FREEMAN,
Uealer In I Haiuon-la. Wat.-bea,
Jeailrr. K.lo
Cor. Tenn Ave. and Fprnw St.
MT, PLEASa-NT
AT Itr. I All..
Onalnr the vt finality fer flnmeetle nae.sn.1
rf all aliee. .lelitrere.1 lu anf nart ut Uie nty
St leWrwt I rire
Onlera felt at my 00
mi. 1 1 a. trTOMTHH tvrvrr.
Rear rn. .m. ttrstloor, fklH Natl iial Ha'iB.
o- K-nt try mail ir tslsakoaakt tie uiui'v ivui
nsieirV sffoanl aMsau m
epeclal eei.lraoOi will be made for MM sale
Baa eaavof vi Baoawtteat LaU.
WM. T. SMITH.
B
RICK
DRAIN TILE.
FRONT,
WIRE CUT.
HOLLOW,
VITRIFIED.
FIRE AND
COMMON
B R I C K
Best in the market
OFFICE: Binghamton. N.Y.
FACTORY: Brandt. Pa.
Scientific Eye Testing Free
By Dr. Shimberg,
The Specialist on the Eyo. Huadsohes and
Nervousness relieved. Latest and Improved
Stylo ot Eye Glasses and Hpectacles at tbe
Lowest Prices. Best ArtiUolal Eyes Inserted
for S3.
35 SPRUCE ST., op. Old Poat Office.
Brandt Clay ProductCo
CIIDMITIIDC Repaired and
1 umii 1 unL
BEST WORKMEN. LOW PRICES.
MATTRESSES
At Factory Prices
The Scranton Bedding Co.
Cor. Adams and Lacka. Aves.
DID YOU
That we will GIVE you beautiful new pat
terns of Sterling SILVER SPOONS and
FORKS for an equal weight, ounce for ounce,
of your silver dollars. All elegantly en
graved free. A large variety of new pat
terns to select from at
Mercereau
IKI7 I.AI k. V
WHY NOT
Bee our FIFTEEN DOLLAB Solid
Oak Bedroom Sftf
WeeaU Furniture iw cheap aa
atn bouse In tho cotmtrj- that in
t'iitls to e;ivt honest value for tho
iimaey. Try ua.
Hull & Co.
205 AMD 207 WYOMiKG AVE.
E. Robinson's Sons'
Lager
Brewery
Manufacturers of the Celebrated
PlLSENER
Lager
Beer
CAPACITY
100,000 Bbk Per Annum,
DUPONT'S
MINING, BLASTING AND SPORTING
POWDER
Manufactured at llio Wapwallonen Mills, Lu
mrue county l'a., anil st Wll
inastitou, Lclawara
HENRY BELIN, Jr.
General Agent for the Wyoming Dlatriot,
uB Wyommc Ave,, Scranton Pa.
Third National Bank Building.
AOSKCIPS.
THOfl. FOKH, rittaton. Pa.
JOHN H SMITH & HON; Plymouth. Pa.
fc W. MULLIGAN, WUkos-Barro. Pa
Axeuts for the Kepauue Cbemieal Com
paay's High Lxploelvss.
Upholstered.
KNOW?
& Connell
ANNA AV1.NLII
TaWBSUAY, KH1PAY AND SATl'KUAY,
LAST THREE DAYS
- Off THK
Wonderland Dramatic Co.
Appealing iu tlm Great Play,
MICHAEL STROGOFF
HFHEAFTEK, AND 1NT1L KLRTHBl
NOTICE,
Ten Cents
Will ! the prlo ot admission Bp all parts
ot tho liouav, ON AFTKKNOONS
ONLY
AliMISSlliN BVBNIHOa, 10. to OR SOn.
l'err. riimuei'B every attern.sin. sucspt Moo
days and Thursdays, at ;, aud every sreo
lugat f 15. Doors open at 1.8U and 7.00 P.M.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ONI WK.K.K. si
Commencing Monday, May '
SlsK'Ial EngaKi'iiiont for ONE SOLID WEEK
MINNIE LESTER
With Her Own Company. Band and Orehaetra,
in a repertoirii of successful playa st popular
prlcoh. Opoulng play:
A Little Busy Body
Matinees Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Matinee Prim, lllr to everybody.
Evening Prims 10. 'ill, 30c
Frank McNlslisnd Ills Original Specialties
st eviiiy perforniance.
Change of bill nightly.
Hotel Waverly
Enropean Plan. First-olaas Bar attached.
Depot fur Derguer A Engel's Tannhisussr
Bear.
N. L Cor. 15th mi Filbert Ptilladt.
Most desirable for residents of N K. Penn
ylvsula All conroulenoes for trsrelsra
to and from Broad Street station and ths
Twelfth snd Market Street staUon. De
lirable for visiting Sersntonlaus and two
(la In tho Anthracite Region-
T. J. VICTORY,
PROPRIETOR,