TOE SCIiANTON TRIBUNE MONDAY M OTWrNTGr. 51AY 28, 1894.
BASE.
i cama foam
Bon Games of On Week Affected
of the Clubj.
Standing
OUR POSITION NOT CHANGED
We Are in Seventh Place, Where We
Wera One Week Aro, but Our Per
centage Is Higher Scranton Took
Two Games from Reading Satur
dayResult of Other Games Played.
Ball Notes.
-gl 11 K State leapno men
Jil during tbe pimf Wflak
wan chiefly notablo
for the defeats nil
ministt'reil to tlio
Hnrriibnrg club,
wli03 t)ereenta;,'3
fell off. 12 1. Alk'u
town still hohiuBKC
ond pUe and by u
belter lunrpin than a
wotfk aco. Hnzloton
lost (jruunJ, hut i still in third i.lacf.
Altooaa was ptuhiog it nurd for th-
pluce rmtll tbe club met Kmc: Kelly's
men at Allentown on Saturday and
lost two ffarasi, Ilnzlctou at the same
titan defeated PotUTillt, which ma
terially widened the trap wbicli now
separates tbe clubs. Eitton climbed
up from tlghth to sixth place during
the week nnd PottsvilU dropped from
sixth to tail end. Sernuton is agftlo in
e Tenth position, whore it was u week
upo, but the percpntajro is .001 better
than it wastbou. Oily three point! DOW
separate us from Bastou, uui if "our
pots" play as they art capable of doing
wo should bo in fourth phice by the
end of Ibis Week, as the club plays on
tho home gronndl ev.ry afternoon.
Vedn..slay morning it will play at
Hzletoi!.
It Manager Swift keeps bis promise
mid strengthen! the club in one or two
particular! and insists on his men
playing tho national gamo in tbelr
best form Scranton will yet give the
loaders niacb reason to worry, evju
thoujrli we have been compelled to re
UOnnoa lioisof winning the pennant.
The following table gives tin per
centngei of theelnbe, to;otber wituthe
number of gaims won and lost by each
und their staudingin the championship
race
AO
Won. Lost. Per Ct.
Hnrrisbnrg 17 4 .801
Allentown 12 (i .077
Hnzloton 11 0 .680
Altoona '. 11 .480
Elision (! 11
Beading " 10 .418
Scranton 8 18 ,860
Pottsville 6 10 .S33
SCHEDULE FOR TOUAT.
Tottsvillo at Kcrnnton.
Beading at Hnzloton
Altooua at Easton.
ilunisSurg at Allentown.
-
too:; two games from reading.
Scranton Outp'.ai-ocl Torryion' Men on
Saturday.
Manager Swift called his men to
gethi r before Saturday's games and in
language that at times bor'.or d ou tne
picinresqne told them tbut they hud to
play bull if they had any desire to con
tinue to fill Scranton uniforms.
His experience at the directors' meet
ing Friday cijrit was still fresh in his
mind, and he warn ;d his men that the
iirat indication of tired feeling ho ob
served would be his cub to give tho
possessor thereof ample opportunity to
sleep it off.
Jack Doran, who was slated to pitch
the first game, was told to use the
choicest corves in his repertoire and
thnt if his work showed any oarm irks
of "Old Pepper" there would be
trouble in store for him.
Then the game began.
"OnrPots" evidently profited by the
ml vice they received for there was a
si)i:p nnd vigor about their work that
was edifying.
WON AT THE START.
In tho first inning they touched up
Pitcher Rhodes for two runs nnd In the
s-cond thoy did that gentlcmm'
curves the honor of ponnding them for
five nnre runs. After that, the game
was never for a moment in doubt. Like
the election of the Republican stile
ticket nxt fall it was simply a question
of how much.
Afti r the second inning Mr. Rhodes
pulled bis attenuated form togthr,
thought oi his brief career with L juis
ville and determined that n man who
had faced tho sluggers of the National
league should not become dismayed
whvn confronted with a handful of
Btiit" league hirelings.
During the remainder of tho game
his work snowed a distinct improve
ment, but tho chnngo ciino too late.
Reading was doable to overcome the
lend and Scranton won by the follow
ing score:
KORAN TON.
n. II. o.
Hogan, c. f. l l l
Wetzel, s. s 2 2 2
Pateheo, r. f 9 1 o
Rogers, c 0 2 6
Staitz, L f. 2 2 3
Ifasaey, lb u 2 lu
Westlake, 3b 0 11 0
iligins, gb 1 1 ii
Boran, p 1 a U
Totals 0 13 27 15
READING.
Miller, If 1 2 1 0
iLeamon, cf o o l o
Torreyson, 2b 0 1 8
Stephenson, rf 12 0 0
Beaumont, lb o 2 18 o
Henry, 3b 1110
Eustace, ss 1 2 0 5
(loodhnrt, c 1 1 0 0
Rhonds, p 0 0 0 4
Totals 5 11 20 14
Hogan declared out.
Scranton 2 6 0 0 0 0 1 1
Reading 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0
0 p
1 s
Barnod runs Scranton, 4: Reading 2.
Two base hits Wotzc), Roberts, Waltz,
Massey, Stephenson. Three base hits
Doran, Kusiace, Beaumont. Sacrifice hits
Wetzel. Pntchen, Westlake. lliggins.
Btolen Bases Bocon. Loamon. Double
plays Wetzel to Hlgginsto Massey; Tor
reyson to BcBiimont. Struck out--Scranton,
2; Readinu, (1. First baso on balls
Scranton, (i; Reading 5. Wild pitches
Rhodes, 2. Pemcd ball Rodger Time
ofgume 1:55. Umpire Rinu.
THE BKCON1) VICTORY.
Long Tom Flanaghan went into the
box for Scranton in tbn second game
ond Mr. Jones, a south Daw twirl er.
did tbe same scrvico for Reading. Both
were batted veryfrelv.
In the second inning Reading hatted
ont three rnns and at once there were
demands from the grand stand to
have Flanaghan taken ont of the gamo.
They were not heeded, howevvr.
S "run con found Jones for six runs in
th' third, fonrth; and fifth intiing,
Whlnb gave tbe club a lead ot one rnn.
Neither side scored in the sixth or
peventh nnd in the eighth a wild throw
to first by Pitcher Jones allowed three
Bcrunton men to score. In tbo eighth
Reading succeeded in gteting two
yilute on mi error of
bits by Eostnce, Jones
Ia tbe ninth Hogan made a home
ma whicb oUctriiied tho audience.
Maesey, Vv'estlske and Illgglns were ou
tbe bases when FlauiiKhan went to the
plite to bat. Ho smoto thetinosphpro
Ticloasly thr?o timet tind then re
tired to "the bench, Hogan taking his
pllM at the plate.
HOOAN'S HOME RUN.
The bat squarely met the fonrth ball
Air. Jones pitched and it sailed away
into left field over Mr. Miller's head.
When tho ball was returned to the
diamond Hogan had cnnsorl tho DOtni
plate, with Maasey, Wsstlako nnd Big
gins nhoad of bltn,
That hit won the game. RaaJing
succeeded in making one run in the
ninth, which loft the score as follows:
SCRANTON.
n.
3
1
ii.
mm acrodfl the
Wi'stlake's and
and luiilcr.
O. A. E.
!J 0 (I
1 1 I)
1 0 0
8 1 0
3 n o
13 II 0
1 5 1
A 1 0
0 3 1)
27 11 1
n, A. K.
2 0 0
1 0 1
1 3 1
0 0 0
U o
4 5 0
(I 2 0
5 1 0 1
o f. 8
'17 18 8
Hrsan, c. f..
Wetzel, s. s.
I'atcheu, r. f 0
Rogers, c. 0
Waltz, 1. f 1
Maatey, let b 8
Westlake, 8h1 b !1
Biggins, 2d b 2
I'luiiughaii, p 2
Totals 13 13
READING.
It. II.
1 !l
0 0
'i 1
1 'i
1 1
:i 1
i o
0 1
o i,
Miller, It
Ijfiimon, c. f
Torreyson, 2d b....
iilei henson, r. f. ...
Beaumont. 1st b
Henry, 3rd b
Eustace, s. s.
Qoodhart, o
J onus, p. 0
Total B 13
Scranton 0 0 1 3 2 0 0 3 4-18
Reading 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 2 1- b
Earned runs Scranton, 8j Reading, 4.
Two baso bits FlaiiHshan, Torreyson.
Stephenson :2. Hnmo runs Hogan. Stolen
basoe Hogan, Btsjti 2, Westlake, .Miller
". Torreyson. Double plays Torreyson to
daanmoot, struck out Scranton, 4; Bead
log, 4. First baso on balls Scranton, .1;
Beading, 1, Wild pitohei Jones. Passed
balls Rogers, 2. Hit by pltohor Pateheo,
Rigors, stnltz. Sacrifice bite Hogan,
vVeetiake, Qoodhart. Timo 2.n0. Umpire
Uiun.
OTHER SATURDAY BALL GAMcS.
STATE LBAQ0S.
At Allentown (First game) Allonto-.vn,
10; Altoonn. 5. (Second game) AllentOWO,
24: Altoons, 7.
Beaton, 8t Harruibnrg, 3.
liuzluton, 0; Pottsville, 5.
NATIONAL I.EAdCE,
New York, 8; Brooklyn, 7.
Philadelphia, 5: Baltimore, 6; (Hvo in
nings: rain.
Boston, 10; Washington, H.
Louisville, 5: Cincinnati, 3.
Chicago, S; St. Lonis, 9.
Cleveland, 3; Pittsburg, 12.
EASTEKN LEAGUES.
Wilkes-Barre, 12; Syracuse, 3.
niugbntnton, 10; Troy, 7.
Providence, 6i BufTulo, 3.
Brie, 2; Springfield, 7.
COLLEGE QiXn,
Lehigh, 5; West Point, 3.
Lafayette, 4; Rutgers, 1.
( imago Athletic Club, 0; Yale Univer
sity, 6.
Orange B. B. C, 18; St. Louis College, 4.
Princeton, 7; Acme, 1.
University of Pennsylvania, 11; Har
vard, 3.
SUNDAY BALL GAMES.
Chicago, 2; St. Louis, 3.
Cincinnati, 5; Louisville, 0.
GLINTS FHONI THE DIAMOND.
Scranton has urgent need of another
good pitcher.
Creorgo (lore has been doing somo heavy
batting for Biughnmton.
Jack Dorau kept the hits well scattered
in the first game on Saturday.
Clnlro and Humphreys have boon left nt
home by tho PottSTtlle management.
George Staitz and Hogan havo base
stculing down very close to a science.
Mark Baldwin will occupy the box for
King Kelly's nine against Harrisbiirg to
duy. Pottsville will play here to lav and to
morrow and Scranton should win both
games.
Pitcber Jones' slow curves fooled the
Scranton batsmen in an amazing way lor
several innings on Saturday.
The Troy management U working wires
for Catcher Lacbnnco and also for Pitcher
Bentin, released by Cleveland.
Loamon continues to bo tlio king of stntn
lesgno coachois. In regard to coachcrs
Rending Is particularly strong.
Thjro is talk in tho Boston management
of laying Pitcher Jack Stivetts off without
pay until his work shows improvement.
Woodcock, formerly the well-known
left-handed pitcher for Brown noiversity,
hat boon secure ( to conch tho Williams
college bnsehull team.
Ston.ell, Pittsburg's center fielder, who,
it was predicted, would more than hit Van
liaitren's shoes, is DO '.ked. for releaso un
less be improves in bis play.
Patchon Is not a success in right field.
Manager Swifr. says that as soon as his
lame leg is in condition ho will cover thnt
portion of the garden himself.
On Decorntion day tho Young Men's
Christian association base ball team will
play at Waverly, N. Y., in tho morning
mid at Towauda in tho afternoon.
Flanugban was batted hard in the
second gamo Sniurduy. Hogan snvod the
game by bis home run drive in the ninth
inning when the ba:;os wore filled.
What Scranton needs moro than any
thing olso is captain who has the brains
and nerve t tnko command of tho team
and bo captain iu more than name.
In a balloting contest for tho most nomi-
1 lar State league player Thsyor Torreyson,
j of Reading, lends the list. And this is tho
y man that Scranton could havo signed.
Arthur Irwin has mad" np his mind to
retain .lack Boyle On first base, as the
latter has b -gnn to hit tho ball ou the
trade mark. This will lot collegian Cloecklo
out
Uoodhart, of last year's Scranton clnb,
who is doing tbo back stop work for Read
ing this season, was given a hearty recep
tion when ho stepped to tbo plate to but
Saturduy.
Uniplro Rian'! dncuions during Satur-
ilnv'a fftrmi. were oof. Tmrfni.f .nf .... .tin
i wovie uis worn gn Hiuisinciion. no en-
forces tbe rules, which is ono thing ho
I Bhnnld bo commended for.
Apropos of President St. John's off ir of
PIERCE
Guar
antees a
to overy nervous, dellcnto woman, suffering
from "fumnle complaint," irregularity, or
wcaknoss. In every exhaust! condition of
the femalo system, Dr. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription Is un invigorating rastomttvo
tonic, fitted to the needC Of nursing mothers,
ond women approaching confinement.
SmUh Jfcnd, Pnrllc 00 ITosh.
Dn. R. V. PirncB, Iluffalo, N. Y.:
Utnrstr l npffan mir
ing your " Favorite rre
eorlptlon" the first
month of pregnancy, and
have continued Inking
it since confinement. I
diil not experience tho
nausea or any of tho ail
ments due to pregnan
cy, ufter I ticsan takinir
your " Irescrlptlon." 1
was only In labor a short
time, anil the physician
Mns. DAKKn. ,)nally well.
We think It navea mo a (enwt. deal of suf
fcrlnvr. I was troubled a great deal with leu
corrhea also, and It has done a world of good
for me. Slncerelyyoure.
MRU. W. C. BAKER.
CURE
825 to know th cause of the loOtU' long
li-t of recent defeats, the Allentown Dead'
riaya, "Thnt ft. Should bo easily won.
The cause of d -feat i that Scrantoa can't,
play. Uivn us something bard."
The Wilhes-l'.arr? letter carriers will gi
to Scranton on Decoration day and play
the letter carriers of that city a MUM "(
base ball. Manager Josliu of tho Williei-
Barre mail men is confident bis players will
bring home a victory. Wilkes-Bano
Times.
In looking over tbe list of unemployed
ball players there are not many gems upon
the bargain counter. Brooklyn, Chicago,
Louisville tod Washington are circulating
search warrants for now blood, but the
demand appears to bo greater than tho
apply,
Al Johnson says that he has reinstated
Mike Kelly an manager of the Allentown
club. Ho declares that if tho "King" fails
to play nine innings in any game or tries
to pitch again he will be released. John
sou says ho has banked 88,800 foHCelly,
which is over and above expeuBos.
Manager Wltman, ofitua ling, hns been
a heavy loser by tho recent storm. Tho
gr. uniis havo been considerably damaged
and it will lake somoiimo to got them in
good condition. By the postponement of
three games on account of the rain,
together with tbo Injury to the ground.
Manager Wltman claims he bus sustained
u lose of 18,600.
Without Thayer Torreyson tho Reading
team would not oven bo a good eighth in
tho league race. Tho way lie works him
self nnd urges his ni"n on to fresh endeav
ors by weld ami example must make
those l-don't-cni's-HS-long-ns-l-draw-my-ealary-plnyori
feel very, very tired.
Thayer has a tondneee for dirty bull play
ing; however, that he might well re
nounce. "Phenomenal" Sinith, tbe manager, of
the Pottsville club, was brought Into
prominence as a huso ball plnyer in Alleii
towu. For several years bo pitched for
tho Allentown amateur nine and his
phenomenal record for strike-outs at
tracted the attention of the entire base
ball worid. He was then sold to tho Phil
adelphia -National league team, but in a
few yean his best days as a pitcher were
over.
Bain in an expensive thing for tho East
ern league team! on the road. Every game
postponed means a loss of at loast tlOil to
the team. Hotel bills, salaries and car
fare cannot bo postponed ty rain, how
ever. Bprlngfltld has fared bast so far,
mining two j;ainos at Wilkes Barro and
one at Buffalo, but playing an extra Sun
day gumo at Troy which was worth moro
than the lUabllOO, Providence lost $100
each In Blnabamton anil Krle, Syracuso
lost 800 at Blngbamton and $1 at Erip,
While Troy has suffered most, losing $400
In all, two at Wllkee-Barre and ono each
at Buffalo and Eric Springfield Union.
OF INTEREST to WHKIIMIN.
Writing in the Pitt-burg Times, Stephen
Bornett seyai "Local attendant! at tho
twelfth nnnnnl moot of the Pennsylvania
division. League of American Wheelmen,
to be held in Wilkes-Barre, July 2 and 3,
havo in store for themselves a rnrs treat
and are probably not aware of tho many
attraction! of the place. Most of tboso
pri sent at tho Scrauton meet of two years
ago remember with pleasure the delightful
three davs' outing, and no doubt will bo
quite ready to repeat the visit. For those
local WheelWOtnen nnd wheelmen who
have not visited this section of our stnto n
description should bo appreciated. Wilkes
Bane is situated on tho river In tbn midst
ol numerous big mouutmn ranges noted
(or their beauty. Miles of fine
streets offer excellent cycling facili
ties, while the cinder path for bicyclists,
stretching ton miles along tbo river to
Pitteton, is famed throughout tho stnto.
Eight miles further they hnvo tho beanti
fui city of Scranton, with her fine nvenuen,
linel with beautiful resiliences. In the
midat of the groat anthracite coal ru
bious an opportunity is hud to see nature
underground. A visit toCarboudalo and a
trip on the Gravity rullroud must bo taken
to get a full appreciation of tbe wonderful
mountain views. Then an hour spent in
tbe linrk adds zest to the Hying dash back
to tbn city of Carbondale, reached by no
other power than that of gravity, the train
being controlled by n brakeman on each
car. Fiuo club bouses, the freedom of tLo
city and generous hospitality Will insure to
everyone present nn enjoyable time. Al
together, a moro dellghtfal wny of spend
ing few days could not bo offered the
members of tho division, and u luro at
tendance is assured."
,'The committee on nrrangemonts for tbo
sfc'.to meet nt Wilkes-Barre has secured
Tsxis, tho Century wheelman, of Phila
delphia; J. W. Kennedy, jr., of Chicago,
HI. These are two of the cost men in tbe
country. Taxis' record is it mile iu 2,0!).
Keuuedy's one fourth mile in 21) seconds.
A letter has just been recelvod from tho
captain of the Century wheelmen of Phila
delphia saying they would send n large
delegation and with the party wonld bo
Measure and Lsynn, the speediest class A
riders in the state. Arrangements are in
progress to i-eourn Johnson and Taylor, ol
tho Stearns' club, 'iho Centrul Minstrel
troupe, of Philadelphia, ono of tho best or
ganizations of its kind, is expected.
SPORTS OF ALL KINDS.
The Young Mon's Christian association
basket ball tenm will play at Towanda,
Bradford couuty, Wednesday ovoniug.
On Wednesday afternoon a game of
quoits will ho pitched nt the Union hotel
oi Capouo nvenin between tho Pine
Brook end Hyde Park clubs.
Juniper Sweeney, of Now York, will bo
given a reception by the local athletic
Olnbi upon Ins arrival in this city on Juno
22 to tnko part in the Young Men's Chris
tian association Held day gameB.
7in Caledonian games nt Laurel Hill
nark cn July 4 are already awaking mncb
fni rest among local athletes.
M. E. Sanders is receiving many inquir
ies from vnrious parts of the country con
cei mug tho prospects fof a press club re-
gatta at Lake Ariel this season, Arthur
Bull, of tho Univorslly of Pennsylvania
Bout club is nnxious to enter n crow if tho
regatta is hold.
"The Face Of Rosenkel,"
Tn BAMdlB lymptoms of dyspopr.ia,
such as distress after eating, heartburn
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L , ij rn..,. it. .... i. .
ne i mi, ini.e noons raisauariiia u
you wish to be cured.
Hoon's rtt.i.s enro nil livrr ills, billons
ne", jaundice, indignation, sick head
ache, Cure for Hearlnche.
As a remedy for nil forms of Heartache
Electric Hitters hns proved to bo the vory
best. It effects a permanent euro an 1 tho
inert dreaded habitual sick headaches
yield to itH influence. We urge all who aro
afflloted to procure a bottle and give this
remedy n fair trial. In cases of habitual
constipation Eloctrio Litters cures by giv
ing the needed tone to tho bowels, and few
cases long resid. tho usn of this medicine.
Try It once. Largo bottles only Fifty cents
nt Matthews Urea', drug store,
''The FaOB Of Husknkkl."
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
An Unoxpocted Dramatic Evtli
Peeitively last appearance in scranton of the
bullous nn.l SOOOttlplislied actress,
MRS. JOHN D1J.KW
TUESDAY, MAY '.9 Mrs. Drew nn Mlta
MALAPPOP in Bherldsn'i grout com
rdy, in three aorS,
THE RIVALS
WHDNRSDaY, MAY DO-Thomos Holcrnft's
comedy in four acts, written In I'M,
The Road to Ruin
Pries U, ti, Maud Me.
urd iy, May 2U.
Boats on sale Sat-
Strayed,
yTHAYKD I'ltOM PASTURE NKAR
Moses Taylor hospital two-venr-nld
hlefer, Mack and whltn, onot on shoulder,
Whit on under part of bcsly and on end of
tail. Rownrd for rotcfrn or information that
will Ond her. JOHN A. MEAHS,
O. rnr Washington ond Vino.
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Wood s College.
FOR KENT SIX HOOM HOUSE. NO. t r,
V Eynon street. Inquire T. McNulty, 6(1
Ilnmpion street,
rOB BENT EtJBNISHBD HOUSE AND
1 garden In ooantrf, for summer. House
lnri;e: ruunlui; Kprinir wntorj plenty oi shade)
lie .utifui lake full of gauis Bah a few rone
from door. ;o per month. D. W. BBOWN,
attorney, 60H Spruce street.
nOB BENT-FURNISHED BOOM, SUIT
1 able for two, with board or without, IM
Adams avenue.
1OK KENT LI' HIT, WI LL FUKNISHED
J; rooms; delightful locatiou. (Ml Washing
ton avenue.
'TO LET FOB A TEEM OF YEARS
1 Purt or all of three hun lreil foot of yard
room along railroad Apply at SU Franklin
awnne.
fl'O KENT-STOKE Sexi'I OU FUKNISHr.D
1 hall on flroen Ridge stn'Ot. Very dosira
Dle location nnd on reasonable terms. Apply
toF. 1'. NET TLKTON
or C.
WOODRUFF.
BepuUloan bnlMlng.
For Sale. '
lOK SALE TIIORoUiiULY EQUIPPED
r Photograph (lalle.y. Will sen at one
half the value onaooouat of other business.
A i pi; toD. K. lilt A MAN, F it City, Pa.
'oi: SALE FA K M 110 ACRES; u ACBE8
1 improved. Two good ho iso", running spring
w ater atbotbithrea good barns, young orhcard.
I.. Dated invillageof Fori'st Lnk?,SUMimbnnna
county. Only a few rods to school, church,
postoffloe, eie, Beautiful lake eli stocked
with game llsh. Torm-ioasy. ipplf toD.W.
BBOwN, attorney, MM Bpruea afreet
I JOB SALE- AN IDEAL COUNTRY HOME,
. T aeree of land, flue large houes, tnod, rn
Inprovementa Easy dhttauos from Scran
ton. Also 7 dcslr.lili nuildiug lots in
country. D. W. BBOWN, Att'y,
608 Bpruce street,
1--OB SALE -A FAKM OF EIOHTY ACRES,
1 one and one-half miles trom Daiton on
the Delaware, L:ekawnnna and Western
railroad. First clam farm homo with a nevur
failing spring BOKrbr: two leirns. goisl land
and good orchard. rlll it s.ld cheap. Terms
east . Address B. F. VON STOItCH or ISA A' !
EEI.1S, executors. Daltou, Lackawanna
conntv. Pa,
l.'oB SALE OB RZCHANOB FOR sell AN
n ton propirly A bearing ornngo (rrovo
Increasing in prodii'-tioa nnd value yearly in
He- orange eeetkei in Florida. Aadree w. B.
NETTLETON, LakoHelon, Florida
Boarding.
Ol'MMI'Ii BOAl-.DINil FOUR RESPECT-
' aoio persone can uno nri oiaae DOaru
with sniull family in lifge, airy house. Hot
and cold bath:.. Freo enrnago to depot and
church Tliroc-cpiartcrs of a milo from sta
tion, Healtny locality. AddnrSB UOS G8,Clarkl'
Bamtnlt,
Special Notlcm.
oi kick ok i nu Rata ant i
Wvominii YAlbBT BatUWAO Company-.
Dunuiore, Pa., Ma ll.'th, I Mi, I
jY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIREC
l tor-, notice m hereby given that a meet
Ing of the topkboluari of tho Erin
rnd Wyoming Valley b'aiirond Oouipany
will neld at the general ofiico of
tue company at Dunmore in the County of
Lackawanna and stnto of Fannaylvanla. on
Tuesday, the Bith day of June. ISBL at 10:48
o'clock, n. m for tbo pnrnaM of voting upon
the eonflrmaHion, rstlllratlon and adoption of
an agreement uuterod into by and between
Hi" he ard of directors of said compnny and
tie' beard of directors of the Ji lies L ike Roil,
road Cnmpanv, for tho merger and OOasohdl
tlon of tlio ,Ien"s Lake Railroad Company
Into wits the Erio and Wyoming Valley Bail-
road i o;r.,:auy. MORRIS U. MEAD,
fiocrotarv.
HEAEti FOB i.ua
") U Franklin avenno.
BLANK BOOKS, PAMI'HLKTS, MAtlA
riiif-s, etc., bunnd or redound at The
TiiiiiiiNK otllco. (juick work. Kciwonahl',
rrlcoa.
MBAL tickets cn n had at lit,
oorner Hpruo stroot and Fninklln avc
Una. Twenty uioal ti:kot.i (or i;i.M. (lood
tal'l" hoard.
legal.
INSTATE OP THOMAS MULLEN, DATE
Lj of thncit: f Borantoa, county of Laeka
wanna, State ot iYniiMylimnin, fleoeeeeni
Letters testnmnntnry upon tho nbove named
state having baMI fraftftea to Ihe nndorsinod,
rll rK'rsons having claims or den: inds aualnst
thes'dd estate will present th"in for payment
and those indebted thereto shall please inako
limnodluto pavment to
THOB. .1. MULLfcN, Eiocator.
jEssurscS llAKb, Attornoys.
FOUR GREAT SPECIALS
That Will Bring Business for Us and Give Satisfaction to Cur Customers.
NO. 1.
NO. 2,
Fifty dozen Ladle' Silk TIo.se, iu followinc; colors: Black, Cream White, Nile Green, Canary,
Orange, l'iuk, Laveuder, Light Blue, Tam and Browns. 50a. is the netv price. They
were $1.
Greatest TJaderwear Birgala of the asa, for gaatlemsa Btfbriggan Shirts and Drawers,
all sizes, 25c. per garment. Compare thorn with thosoyou havo usually bought at 50c
Ono hundred Ladies' Changeable Silk Umbrellas, colors as follows: Brown, Navy, Garnet
and Green. Special price, 3 each. Universally sold at 4. Trimmed with the finest
Natural Handles.
Ono case of Cotton Hack Towels (large sizs). Tin prica don't pay for tho raw cotton. Four
for 15c
NO.
NO. 4.
We're Interested
And wo want to intorest you in our as
tonishingly complete lino of cooiis suit
able tor wedding Presents. Suppose
wo begin with
SILVERWARE
Wo enrry a bia-
tror line thr.n half
tlio other stores put together, and we
Iwthor then sorely when they try to
corapoto with us in price.
fTTVT ISTJ'TT Unique desh-r.s. Posers'
UUlJJiJuiliX an,i other famous mak
ors' goods, Priras bolow manufactur
ers' waoleaale figurea.
CLOCKS
Anything from an 5e. Nick
al Alarm to the choicest ar
tistic. Drawing Room makes or the
stately and aucivnt Grandfather 8-day
Clock.
BRONZES, ETC 7,
Crystal, etc, our stock is too well
known to rwiuiro aught but a passing
refermee.
Our now Cash System has lowered
pr ices all along tho lino.
FREEMAN,
Dealer In Dismonds, Watchoj,
Jowelry, Eio.
Cor. Poan kw. and fpruca St.
AT THE
6?,000 vvorth of Diamonds to bo
given away its prizes.
All the best known racing men
in the country will compete.
Grand Parade of "Wheelmen in
the morning.
Excursion rate3 on alt roads.
pnng
Ginghams,
We have placed on sale
our line of Ginghams for the
coming spring and summer.
Finer Goods, More Tasteful
Colorings and Lower Price9
than ever before, a-e what
will recommend them to our
patrona
CONNOLLY k
Driving Fait
Scranton,
JULY 4th
GLOBE WAREHOUSE,
PITTSTON. PA.
WW
WALLA
209
BE
NEW
This Beautiful Bed Speaks for Itself.
it you need a Child's Bed, don't buy until you have seen
this one. You will regret it if you do.
When lolded takes but little more mom than n chnir.
Strong and durable. Made of Oak and Natural Msple. Very
fine ituu finish. Ilolds nil tbo Bedding when folded.
Length, B feet. With, HO and 40 inches.
PRICE VERY LOW
TIT. AEE RETAILING AT FAG
TORY PftIOU&
FfThoro aro no Weights or Springs in tho
Folding Mechanism of this Bed. WILL
ONLY FOLD BY LIFTING.
THE SCRANTON
BEDDING CO.
CORNER LACKAWANNA AND
ADAMS AVES.
DSD YOU KNOW?
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
807 IiACKAWANN.l AVENTJH
WET NOT
See our FIFTEEN DOLLAR Solid
Oak Bedroom Set!
We sell Furniture as cheap as
any house In the country that in
tends to give honest value for tho
money. Try its.
m AKD 207
IRON and STEEL
NORWAY IHON
BLACK D1AMOVD
SlfjVHIt
EXTRA SPECIAL
SANDKRSOHi'S ENGLISH
JKSSOP'S ENGLISH
CAST STKEIi
II Oils U SHOES
TOE CALK
TIHE
MACHINERY
SPUING
SOVT STEEL
ANVILS
BtCLLOWS
HORSE NAILS
WILEY & RUSSELL AND WELLS RROS.
CUMING MACHINERY.
iittesibender & Co., S
Wholesale and retail dealers' in Wapronmakers' and Blacksmiths'
SUPPLIES.
HOW TO MAKE HONEY
There aro hundreds of young men and young women in thli
country who havo splendid ability, but they havo never been
wakened up.
food's College of Business and Shorthand
lias been an inspiration to hundreds of j'oung people. If yo
ore tired of inactivity and want to do something tangible,
conic to tho Colloge.
COMMON ENGLISH COURSE.
BUSINESS COURSE
shorthand course p, g. WOOD. Proprietor.
"No star was ever lost we once have seen,
We always may be what we might have been,"
A HAPPY PATRON OP
E BKHARBS LU
Scranton, Pa.
22 and 23 Commonwealth Building.
TRY US.
WASHINGTON AVE.
Opp. Court Hous8.
UOMlliG AVE.
WAGON WUEEL9
AXLES
SPRINGS
HUBS
Sl'OKES
RIMS
STERL SKEIX.J
R. R. SPIKES
SCREW
cranfon,
MBEB CO.
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