THE fiCRAKTON TllIBUNE MONDAY MORNING. JULY 2, 181)1.
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STELLE & SEELEY.
134 WYOMING AVE.
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FINEST LINE IN THE CITY
POlt TUB I'KICB.
KEW AND
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all nucts ff
GOOD BREAD
-USE THE
And always have
Good Bread.
MANUFACTURED AND FOB FALE TO
TEE TKADE
The Weston Mill Co,
EEWARfl CF COUNTERFEITS J
THE BFMUINE POPUltB
Punch Cigars
HAVE THE IMITKMS
G. B. 8c Co.,
irprlnM rn Enrh C'0"r.
Carney, Brown & Co. lift.
Co UK I' HOUsK bUt'AJUK.
DR. H? B. WARE
SPECIALIST.
EYE, EAB, KOSS AND THROAZ
135 WYOMING AVE-
PERSONAL.
. E. J. Wahh spent yesterday in Buffalo.
Philip Maley, of Mshoney City, is visit
ing relatives iu this city.
Hiss M. Dunn, of Strondsbnrc is the
guest of Cecilia Schroeder, of Sanderson
avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Dunn, of Stroudhburff, re
turned librae Saturday after a briuf visit
with relatives m this city.
Editor T. P. Rider, of the Wilkes-Burre
Record, attended the "Fall of Iiiibylon"
performance Saturday evening.
Theodore and Ezra Connell have re
turned from Yale to upend the Hummer
vacation at their home in this city.
G. Taylor Griffln, the Wilkes-Barre
photographer. viMted relatives in this city
Paturday and passed Sunday at Maple
ood. E. K. Thomas occupied the pulpit of the
Oreen Ridss Baptist church last uiifht in
place of the pastor, Rev. W. J. Ford. Air.
Thomas is a student a,V C'rozer Theologi
cal semi nary ; '
NORTH END BRIEFS.
The North End offiw of tho HcrtA nton
TliincNBis looatfd at tho Lewis Drat; Stnro
and John's Rtorn, Wayne avenun, where sttb
tvriptiona. advwtim.nw and communication
Will receive prompt attention. 1
Thi Rev. Henry Evans, of Slntinston,
will spend a couple of weeks at Provi
dence. A prand concert has been arranged by
the Puritan Congregation church chf i tut
July 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Griffln speit yes
terday at Crystal Lake. Mrs. (irifflrf will
spend son. titt the Lake.
The Ladies' AH society of tho North
Main Avenue Baptist church wi)l hold its
ice cream social tomorrow evening in the
church-parlor.
The members of the Providence" club are
invited to attend the Prohibition league
meeting thi evening at the league room",
61&Green Ridge street. i
. Mrs William Smith resnmtd her fluAios
yesterday asorga,ist at the Welsh Baptist
church and was cordially received upon
the return from ber bridal tour. .
The Presbyterian church Endjmror so
ciety will hold a "Cleveland convention
social" this evening ut (j p. m., for which
an excelleut programme has been ar
ranged. ' Jnnior Endeavor society of tha
Welsh Congregational church, has ar
ranged au excellent programma for to
morrow evening to which admi.sion will
be free. An ice cream social will follow.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davlos, who since
tbelr marriage four months ago have lived
at Pyracnse, have returned to take up
up their home at Proviilonce. Mrs. Dnvies
is a daughter of Luther Ed wards.of Wayne
avenue.
The funeral of the late R. D. Brader will
be held tomorrow morning ut 10 o'clock
from thn family residence on Market
trout, and will be strictly private. Burial
services will be conducted at thebouss by
EtV. M. D. Fuller. Interment will be
made in Forest 11111 cemetery.
The funeral of the late John Wnndnworth
of 2224 Pond street, will take plnco this
afternoon from his residence at 'i p.m.
Services will be hold at the Church of the
Good Hhepherd, and iutermont will tnke
place at Forest Hill cemetery. The funeral
will be attended by the members of Lodge
Ti, American Protective association, and
Albion Lodge of Foresters,
Beadle & Woeic'a and Ballantins's
Ales re the best. E. J. Walsh, Agent,
9a Lackawanna avonus.
MARRIED.
SINGER EVANS. In Scran ton, June 3J,
ISM, by Rev. E. L. Miller, Andrew
Binger, of Clark's Green, and Mrs. Jen
nie Evans, of Scranton.
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A Foe to Dyspepsia
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SNOW WHITE
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Ihoss Who Will Contest for the Bicycle Club
Frizes on July 4.
SOKE WELL KNOWN WHEELMEN
Their Names Will Be Found Among
Those Who Are Entered for Differ
ent Races Scranton Men Will Be
Important Factors in Races George
F. Taylor to Ride a Milo with Paco
Makers.
The entries for the bicycle races at
the Driving park on July 4 have been
rgitrd and clnssilied. They allow
tnat the cotitotda will ail bo of n high
)rder.
llfsides the raoes Qjorge F. Taylor
will rtde an exhibition mile against
time with paco makers, and D. J.
Canary will give nn exhibition in
tancy and trick ri ling The entries
for theliHirnut r.ices nre as follows:
CLASS A. ONE JllLK NOVICE.
J. Bertolette, IYnu Wheelmen, Reading,
Julius Woll, Maple City wheelmen, Hones
ibilc Mike J. Ruddy, Providence Wheel club,
Srrnliton.
E. A. Uiluioio, Prranton Bicycle club,
Scrantou.
11. U. Newman, Scranton Iiicyclo club.
Scranton.
(scar Payne, Green Ridge wheelmcu,
Nrrnsitou.
IV.er Weyandt, Dunnioro.
Harry Walduer, Scranton.
E. l. Schrane, West End wheelmen,
Wilkes-Harre.
CLASS A. ONK MILK (TEN.
Josaph J. Diver, Bnuk Clerk's Atblotio
association. Philadelphia.
Roh.'rt J. Delhi, Allentown.
J. Kline, Susquehanna wheelmen, Harris-
burg.
H. D. l.einbiick, Sii'Cinoliauuii wheelmen,
IUrribtirs.
E. A. tlilmore. Scrantou Bicycle club,
Sftntitou.
(J. A. UnrUner, Scranton Bicycle club,
Scranton.
Grgo Winnns, Scranton Bicycle club,
Scrantou.
Onirics II. IWensure, Century Wheelmen,
t'hiladelt.hiii.
R.; A. Gregory. Green Ridge wheelmen,
Scranton.
George M. Tolemic, Scranton.
J. C. Henderson, Kisbitcoquillas, Lewis
town. C. W. Krick, Peuu wheelmen, Sinking
Sirlmrs.
Budd Hopler, Binglinmtou Athletic as
sociation. I'.inr-hnmrin
Charles F. Wiliruni. Krie, F.rie Wander
ers.
li. It. Stevens, Readiug, Penn wheelmen.
J. F. Ermentrout, Reading, Penn wheel
men. T. S. Jobuson, Lewistown, Kisbscoquil'ns.
J. B. Curser, Pottsville, Pottsville wheel
men. A. L. Banker, Pittsburg, Pittsburg wheel
men. H. G. Newman, Scranton, Scranton Bi
cycle club.
H. W. Savidge, Smibury.
Alvin H. Reist, Lancaster,
Charles Liigen; PhilitUlphia, Century
wheelmen.
E. D. Schraho, Wilkes-Barre, West End
wheelmen.
CLASS A, ONE MILE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP.
Joseph J. Diver. Bunk Clerks' Athletic
association, Philadelphia.
J. (.tacar Smith, Anthracite Wheelmen,
Putsion.
J. Kline, Susquehanna Wheelmen, Harris
burg. H. D. Leinback. Suiquohanna Wheelmon,
Hnrrislnirg,
L. A. Gdmore, Scranton Bicycle club,
Scranton.
G. Gardner, Scranton Bicycle club, Scran
ton. George Wiuaus, Scranton Bicycle club,
Scranton.
Charles II. Measure, Century Wheelmen
Philadelphia.
William M. Campbell, League of American
W heelmen, Sunbury.
R. A. Gregory, Green Ridge Wheelmen,
Scranton.
iieorge M. Tolomie, Scranton.
J. C. Henderson, Kishacoqmllas, Lewis
town. John Cooper, Nanlicoke.
Edward Gethiug. Nanticoke.
C. W. Krick, Penn Wheelmen, Sinking
Springs.
Charles F. Williams, Erie Wanderers,
Erie.
J. W. Ollcrhist, Wost End Wheelmen,
Wilkes-Barre.
B. B. Stovetis, Penn Wheelmen, Reading.
J. Fied Ermentrout, Penn Wheelmen,
Rending.
T. S. Johnson, Kishacoquillas. Lewistown.
J. B. Corser, Pottsville Wheelmen. Potts
ville. Robert B. White, Greon Ridge Wheolmen,
Scranton.
Arthur L. Banker, Plttsbu rg Athletic As
ciation, Pittsburg.
H. G. Newman, Niranton Bicyclo Club,
Scranton.
H. V. Savidge, Sanbury.
Alvin H. Reist, Lancaster.
Charles Lagou, Century wheelmen, Phila
delphia. E. D. Schrnge, West Side wheelmen,
Wilkes-Barre.
CLASS A, TWO-MILE HANDICAP.
Joseph ,1. Diver, Bank Clerks' Athletic
association, Philadelphia.
Earl Duuilas, Allentown.
J. Kilne, Susquehanna wheelman, Hnrris-
burg.
II. D. leinback, Susquehanna wheelmen,
Ilarribnrg.
E. A Gilniore, Scrnnton Bicycle club,
Scranton.
G. A. Gardner, Scranton Bicycle clnb,
Scranton.
H. G. Newman, Scranton' Bicycle club,
Scranton.
George Winans, Scranton Bicycle club,
Scranton.
Frnnk Bnrns, Tnnkhannock.
Charles H. Measure, Century whoolmen,
' Philadelphia.
R. A. Gregory, Green Ridge whoelmcn,
Scranton.
George M. Tolemie. Scranton.
J. C. Henderson. Kishacoquillas, Lewis
town. John M. Townsend. Tunkhannnck.'
C. W. Krick, Ponu wheelmen, Sinking
Springs,
Clmrlus F. Williams, Erie Wanderers,
Erie,
B. B. Stevens, Penn whoelmen, Reading.
J. F. Ermetitrout, Penn wheelmen, Read
ing. T. S. Johnspn, Kisharnqnillas, Lewistown.
J. B. Corser, Pottsville wheelmen, Potts
ville. Arthur L. Banker, Pittsburg Athlntio
club, Pittsburg.
Oscar Pnyne, Green Ridge wheelmen,
Scranton.
Robert J. Delhi, Allentown wheelmen, Al
lentown. Willard G. Kellar, Wost End wheelmen,
Wilkes-Barre.
Edward W. Hoftley, West End wheelman,
Wilkes-Barre.
Alvin H. Reist, Lancaster.
Charles Lagen, Century wheelmen, Phila
delphia. F. F. Weyant, Dnmnore.
E. D. Suhragn, Wost End wheelmen,
Wilkes-Barre,
CLASS A, ONE HALF MILE OPEN.
Joseph J. Diver, Bank Clerks Athletic as-
Hocintion, Pbllndelphia.
Picnic Parties,
Excursion Parties,
Concerts,
Athletic and Other
Societies, can have POSTERS of the
most attractive kind, and
. of the best workmanship,
printed at short notice at
THE TRIBUNE OFFICE.
ENTRIES
QRTHERACES
J. Kline, Susquehanna, llarrisburg.
II. D. Leinback, Susquehanna. Ilarrlsbnrg.
E. A. Uiliuor?, Scrantou Bicycle club,
Scranton.
G. A. Gardner, Scranton Bicrcle, club
Scrautnn.
H. G. Newman, Scranton Bicycle club,
Scrantou.
Charles II. Measure, Century wheelmen,
Pbilsdelphla.
William M. Campbell, Loague of Amer
ican Wheelmen.Sunbnry.
G. M. Tolemie, Scranton,
Robert A. Gregory, Green Ridge wheel
men, Scrantou.
J. C. Henderson., Kishacoquillas, Lew
istown. C. W. Krick, Ponn whoelmen, Sinking
Springs.
Build llopler, Binghnmton Athletic as
sociation, ltiiighauitou, N.V.
Charles F. Williams, Erie Wanderers,
Erie.
Bert Wick wire, Carbondnle Cycle club,
Caiboudalo.
J. W. Gilchrist, jr., West End wheelmen,
Wilkes-Barre.
B. B. Stevens, Penn wheelmen, Reading.
J. F. Erinoutruut, l'euu wueelmon, Head
ing. T. S. Johnson, Kislmcoquillas, Lewistown.
J. 11. Corner, Pottsville whuolniuu, Potts
ville. A. L. Banker, Pittsburg Athletic associa
tion, Pittsburg.
Robert J. Delhi, Allentown wheelmen, Al
lentown. George Wiuaus, Scrnutou Bicyclo club,
Scranton.
II. V. bavidge, Sunbury.
A. 11. lieist, l.iincaster.
J G. Hnriiiuu, Bleoiusburg.
E. 1). Schrnge, West End whoeluion,
Wilke-Bsire.
Charles Lagen, Century wheelmau, Phila-
dolphiii
CLASS A, ONK MILE, 1MVT COCNTIKS.
J. G ear Smith, Anthracite, Pittston,
E. A. (iiliuoro, Scranton Bicyclo club,
Scranton.
G. A. Gardner, Scranton Bicyclo club,
Sc rant. in.
II. G. Newman, Scrantou Bicyclo club,
Scran I on.
George mans, Scranton Bicyclo club,
Scraiilou.
Frank lluius, Tniikhannnck.
H. A. Gregory, (ireeu Ridge whoelmen,
s-cranton.
Robert F. Kaufman, West Eud wheolmen,
Wilkes-Harro.
(i M. Tolemie. Scranton.
Join Cooper, Nnntirake.
Edward Gethiug, Manticokc.
J. W. Townseml, Tiinkhiinnock.
Bert Wickwire, Carboudale Cycle club,
Carbiindale.
J. W. Gilclmst, West End wheelmen,
Wiikea Il.irre.
Robert White, (ireen Ilidue wheolmen,
Scranton.
M. Campbell, League of American whoel-
men, Sunbury.
Willard Kellow, West End wheolmen,
Kingston.
Ilaivey M. J.mie, Young Mens Christian
Association Cycle club, ilko,-Bane.
Ed W. Softley, West End Wheelmen,
Wilkes-Barre,
E. I. Schrage, West End wheelmon,
Wi.kes-Burro.
CLASS It, ONE HALF WILE OITN.
W. W. Tnxis, Ceutuiy wheelmen. Phila
delphia, John McLaughlin, Columbia.
A. D. Kennedy, jr., Illiuois Cycle club,
Chicago. Iil.
M. Ji. Wills, Springfield Bicycle club,
Spring lielil, Mass.
F. J. Titus, Riverside wheelmen, Now
York.
H. H. Stoenseu, New York.
W. J. lleKort, Utica. New York.
E. F. Miller, Riverside wheelmen, Vine
laud, N. J.
Harry Park, Victor Cycle club, Washiug
ton. D. C.
0. S. Brandt, Riverside wheelmen. New
York.
U. A. Allen, New York.
CLASH B, ONE MILE HANDICAP.
W. W. Taxis, Century wheelmen, Phila
delphia,
A. D. Kennedy, " Illinois cycle club, Chi
cago, 111.
M. II. Wells, Springfield bicycle club,
Springfield, .Mass.
F. J. 'Titus, Riversido wheelmen, New
York.
Geo. F. Taylor, Waltham cycle club, Wal-
tlitmi. Muss,
11. R. Sleensen, New Y'ork.
W. J. Il.-lfert, New York.
E. F. Miller, Riverside -wheelmen, New
York.
Harry Park, Victor cycle club. Washing
ton. D. C.
0. S. Brandt, Riverside wheelmen, Now
York.
II. A. Allen, New York.
CLASS n, ONE MILE OPK.V.
W. W. Taxis, Century wheelmen, Phila
delphia. John McLaughlin, Columbia.
A. D. Kennedy, jr., Illiuois Cycle club,
Chicago.
M. H. Wells, Springfield Bicycle club,
Springfield, Mass.
F. J. Titus, Riverside wheelmon, New
York.
George F. Taylor, Waltham Cycle club,
Wcltham, Mass.
H, R. Steensen, New Y'ork.
W. J. Ilelfert, Now York.
E. F. Miller, Riversido wheelmen, New
York.
Harry Park, Victor Cyclo clnb, Washing
ton, u. C.
0. S. B.audt, Riversido wheelmen, New
lorK.
II, A. Allon, New York.
RARICK JURY CANNOT AGREE.
It Stands Tin for Conviction and Two
for Acquittal.
The jury In the case of F. O. Rr
rlck, charged by John G. Hughes with
aggravated assault and battery, will
Risked to be discharged when court
opens louar. n uaa ueeu milium 10
n g rue upon a verdict. At 10 o'clock
last night the last ballot for tho night
was taken, and no verdict coul l be
rvacbod. Thereupon the jurors rotired
(or the night
The way they sttnd is 10 for convic
tion and 2 for acquittal. Five of tho
jurors are willing to acquit Ituiok of
the first count in tho indictment, hut
three of these want to punish hiin for
the second count Tho two stubborn
jurors bave signified their sentiment
that they will hold out until eternity
rolls around.
The case was given to the jury at
0.30 Saturday morning and at i) In the
afternoon it reported to the court that
it could not agree and united to be dis
charged. The mqnent was refuted.
Saturdsy morning a verdict of not
guilty wiib taken in the ease of Charles
L. To bey charged with laueuy and re
ceiving. Tub ciso was tried twice and
each time resulted in a disagreement
cf the jury. It was the opiuloa of the
district attorney, therefore, that it
would be impossible to secure a oon
viction and he eonsented to allow the
verdict of not guilty t be takeu.
THEIR CLOSING RECITAL.
Haydn Evans Pupils Will Entertain at
Stella & Sly's Store.
The pupils of Haydn Evans will give
their closing recital of the season at
Stella & Seeley's musio store tonight.
The programme will be as follows:
Sonatina Op. 00 Llchner
Miss Annio Uoland.
Danse on tho Green Bolim
Lauretta Cannon.
Solo Selected ilowoll Dvis
Sountlun Mo. 44 dementi
Mini Gertie Cannon.
Study No. 7 Gurlltt
Msster Robert Webber.
Mazurka No. 47 Chopin
Milk Maud C'opeland.
Solo, '-The Roll Call" Pensnti
Richard Thomas.
Concerto in C, No. 1 Beethoven
Miss Oleria Herring.
Orcheatral Tart by Second Piano.
(a) "Adigo," from U Sonntu Mozart
(b) Valse, op. 63 .Duraud
Miss Annie Durkin.
Concerto, "Romanza." "Prlsto",.., Mozart
Miss Mniui Copeland.
Duot,"Flow Gently Deva"... Parry
Misses Davis aud Thomas.
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Mrs. Boylan and Her Friends Sent to ths
County Jail by Alderman Morgan.
YOUNG ANDREW SWIFT INJURED
Struck His Head Against a Stone
While Divinp; at Nay Aufr F-"s.
Peculiar Accident at Bollevue uy
Which Three Persons Were Injured.
Reception to Dr. Joseph Parry, of
Wales Other Notes.
IThn West Side office of the Hckakton
TitimiNK is located at 1L1 North Main ivo-
nue, where aub.criptioiiH, advertisement)!
and communications will receive, prompt
attention.
Aldernvin T. T. Morgan, of the Fif
toenth ward, tried the cases of Mrs.
"Cyclone Kite" Uoylan, Mrs Ellui
Corcorun, Mrs. Fitzgibbons and Mr.
Uoylan on Saturday afternoon. They
wire nrrcstol Friday oveniug at the
instance of Chief Forber. who in
response; ton fire alarm from box"!
found the women fighting at the home
of Mrs. Corcoran on Swetlatid street,
wliilo tho plac had been sot on fire.
Lieutenant William testified that com
plaints had often bevn made about
the numerous disgraceful Hcenes at
Mr. Corroran's house. The place is
disorderly au 1 fights are a frequent oc
currence. Cliivl Forber said that the
fire in Mrs. Corcoran' lions' on Swet
latid street originated through a lighted
lump which the "Cyclone" tbre at
Mrs. Corcoran. When ho reached the
place he found tho lattor silling on the
porch with her head and hand badly
scorched as the result of th fl ini".
Mrs. Corcoran, Mrs. Filzgibbons,
Kate and her husband werj all drunk.
Airs. Corcoran w.is carrying the lump
and Ivute knocked it out of hor hands,
setting fm to her clothing,
After hearing tho ciso Alderman
Morgan held Mrs. Corcorau iu $500
bail to appear at court. Mrs. Fitzgib
Ixnia wus lined $10 or fiftoeu day in
j iil. .Mrs, lioyluu and her husband
were held in $100 bonds Foiling to
procure bondsman or pay the fine, the
qim'UMe were sent to tho county jail.
FELL FROM A TREE.
William Lewi', Bis Daughter, and John
U. Williams I' jjrsd.
William Ltwis and daughter, Annie,
ot Kynon street, and John II, Will
iams, of Corbett aveiuv', were iujnred
on Saturday evening in a most peculiar
manner. Mr. Lewis climbed oue of
the trees in the yurd to picit som.i cher
ries for the children. He wus followed
by his young daughter Annie, who
came up and perched upon a limb
underneath hiiu. Lewis would pick
the cherries and place them in a pail
which his daughter held.
At this point John It. Williams, of
Cellevue, a friend of the family, came
along and began to climb the tree. Ho
stepped on the limb where Miss Lewis
and her father were, und a moment
later it broke with a snap, precipitat
ing all three to the ground. The one
that suffered the injst from tho acci
dent was tbe youug lady who sustain d
a contusion iu her loft side, extending
from her hip to her shoulder. Lewis
and Williams are nursing slight
bruises, but not severly injured.
INJURED WHILE SWIMMING.
Andrew Swift Struok Hit Head Against
a Ston.
Andrew Swift, of Archbald, a young
lad of 10 yeursj came to this city on
Saturday evening to visit a family
named Eaton on Ninth street. Tester
torday afternoon in company with sev
eral other boys he weut to Nay Aug
falls to bathe.
While doing the feat of diving from
the rocks, which form the side wall for
tbe basin, Swift struck a stone with
his head as he tsared the water on bis
downward shoot, making a deep gash.
The cut was made across the forehead
and for a time young Swift was uncon
scious. His companions conveyed him
to Elton's home, after which he wus
removed to the 'Lackawanna hospital,
where me wonnd was sewed.
LITTLE WEST SIDE NEWS NOTES.
Louis Williams, of Jackson street, is re
covering from illuoss.
Mrs. M. A. Varmes, of North Hyde Tnrk
avenue, is visiting friends in Kiugiton.
lion. John R. Fnrr and family have re
moved to their summer borne at Elmhuri ,
William Fowler aud family, ot Jucksi n
atreot, will spend the Fourth ut llausliol I.
Pa.
Bert Schonck, of T. E. Price's barbe -shop,
visited his father at Olypbaut yeiuc.
day. Tho members of the First Welsh Con
gregational church will go to Lake Arie 1
on July 12.
Wnco Couucll, No. 45, Daughters of Po
cahontas, elected three members at a re
cent meeting.
Mrs. Andrew Coyne, of Price street, will
leave today for Addison, N. Y., where Bhe
is called by tho illness of her lather.
Chnrles Leber, of Hampton street, will
attend the commemorative services at tn
Wyoming monument on Tuesday next.
Mr. and Mrs. Georgo E. Fling aud son
Joseph, of Get man town, Philadelphia,
wore guests of Dr. and Mrs. P, F. Strup
pier on fc'ou th Main avenue.
David Owens. Waller Jones, Georgo
Griffiths, Alvin W. Reeso. J. A. Wettling
and dim I s Mati'fH'ld are among thoso
who will spoml the Fourth at Lako Wlnola.
The remains of Mrs. John Rogers, of
"PO not be deceived.
' The following brands ol
White Lead arc still made by the
"Old Dutch" process of slow cor
rosion. They are standard, and
always
Strictly Pure
White Lead
The recommendation of
" Atlantic" " Beymnr-Banman,"
" Jewett," " DavlD-Clmmbers,"
"Pnhnestock," "Armstrong aMcKolvy,'
to you by your merchant is an
evidence of his reliability, as he can
sell you cheap ready-mixed paints
and bogus White Lead and make a
larger profit. Many short-sighted
dealers do so.
I'oa Colors. Nnticn.il Lead Co.'s Pure
White Lead Tinting I'ulorft, a one-pound can to
a jypuuml ken ot l.iad and mix your own
pniiilb, Saves jitno nml imtmyamc in matching
thaili-s, and insure the hist puint ,tliat it is
possible to put on wood. i
Sind us a postal tard and get our book on
paints und color-ianl, free; It will probably
kav you a Rood many dullars.
NATIONAL LliAU CO., New York.
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Hampton street, who died at fayre on
Friday, arrived in tho city at the Dela
ware. Lackawanna and Western mil road
depot on Saturday. The funeral will oc
cur this afternoon at 8.30 o'clock from her
home. Iutorment iu the Washburn street
cemetery.
Beniamlu Morgan, son of Rav. William
E. Morgan, of Edward's court, who was
graduated with the degree of Bachelor of
Arts at New Windsor college, Now Wind
sor, Md., occupied tha pulpit or the Welsh
ftiviuiniiu ait-uiuiuKi. cuureu last evening.
He preached au excelleut Eiicrliah sormou
to a lnrge ami appreciative audience.
Mrs. John Nelleuv. of Robinson street
died on Saturday evening after a brief ill
ness. Sometime no Mrs. Nellnuy con
tracted a severe cold, which proved uUl.
She win about 61) years of ago and was
widely known. She was a member of St.
Patrick's church, .Mrs. Nelleuy is snrvivd
by her husband, John, and thr-e children.
They are Mamie, Edward aud John Nell
euy. 1 lie funeral notice will amienr
later.
Keystone lodge. No. Wl. Lovnl Knlchts
of Amoilca, have elected the following of-
nceis ror tne eiibuing toi in: v orthy mas
ter, liiclmrd Phillips; worthy deputy
muster. William B. James: recoi-diinr sec
retary, Joseph 11. Da vies; assistant ward
ing secretary, CUarlns Pinlliim; financial
secretary, W. G. Phillips; conductor,
Thomas Price; inside tyler, John Evans;
outside tylur, John Wuizel; trustee,
Charles F. Keller; representative to grand
lodge, Pant Master Jehu HitchiiiL's.
The committee for the recent ion of Dr.
Joseph Parry, of Wales, mot Saturday
evening iu the Welih Philosophical so
ciety rooms on South Main avenue, to
complete arrangements. Tickets for the
lecture and concert on Thuibduy evening
next can bo had at Dimes' or the Slur
drug store. No information regarding
the distinguished visitor s arrival in Now
York has yet been h' aid. but he is ex
pected there today. A party will meet
bun at the ueimt, ill lor which bo will bo
driven to tho home of Judge Edwards, us
ins guesr.
Makes -hi Weak S'ronu.
T . ..... n.. A T .
i.Ri.i jm'iii i-.i-t j.. 'imi summer
T f.w.b tl.t-.w. V.,.tt'ta Il....1ln W .11..
. ...n vii. uo.llcu Ul ,IUH n ,l,,tnf,lilllll,,
and it made me stro .per. After my babv
was born in February I was unable to take
a step for three mouths, but ntler taking
llood's Sai'Miinrilln I gained in strength.
I r .. i.i. i r, .
i loci me uust now i nave lur eigne years.
L'ood's Pills euro all liver ills.
We have REDUCED pi'ices on
BABY CARRIAGES. our stock
is too Lugo. You can buy a
good IJaby Carriage for the price
of a cheap one.
For Wedding Presents r Fur
nishing for Bummer Cottages, we
have a full and complete line.
Lamps, Dinner and Toilet
Sets, Etc.
WEICHEL & MILLAR
Ii6 Wyoming Ave.
Homestead
CORN, PEAS,
SUCCOTASH,
LIMA BEANS,
$1.50 Per Dozen
HOI JERSEY CREAMERY BUTTER
In 3 aad 5 lb. Fails.
Egg3 received Daily from Lho
Homo Foultry Farm.
C. DITCHBUEN,
437 Lackawanna Ave.
SIM.
A. W. JUKISCII
435 SPRUCE STREE1
BICl'CLHS AN1 BPOKTING
GOONS.
Victor, Gendron, Eclipse, LovelL Diumon
and Other Whoels.
F COFrmnlnu and snldi-rlnc nil done away
with by the use of HAKTSI AN'S I'AT
ENT 1A1NT, which eonxMa of Inured! nts
Well-known to nil It can bo applied to tin,
galvanized tin, slinnt Iron roots, nlo to brick
ciwellincs, which will prevent absolutely any
crumbling, cracking or hrouktug of the
brick. It will oulIiiHt tlnnliiir ot any kind by
ninny yenrs.and it's cost does not exceed one
fifth thntof ihe cost of tiunliiK. Is sold by
tho job or jiouiul Contrncti tulien by
AMONIO HAltl MANN, U7 Birch Si
THE CELEBRATED
PIAKTOO
ire t rrfKint ths Mmt Popnlsr und l'nrrnd bj
U'him Atomn
Waroroaiiis : Oppesits Columbus Monumont,
VoSiiiiRton Av. Scrnnton.Pi.
WOItLD'S FAIR
Museum of Anatomy
NOW ON EXHIBITION AT
237 Penn Avenue.
Occupying three lnrifn hulls. Open dully from
10 a. la. to 10 p m. for num. 'I hursduys, trom
1 to 7 p.m. Ir Indies oulv. Lectures evui'y
hour f rue. Admission, 10c. ouly.
CHINA 1ILL
You leed Them
And a visit to Martin & Delany's will be
wilder you at their immense stock of thin
goods. Just the stuff to keep you cool.
Our novelty in summer goods is a
Nobby, Long-cut, Double-breast Blue and
Black Serge Coat The proper thing for
tennis.
sirtin & J3elaiiy
Custom Tailors and Clothiers,
WYOMING AVENUE.
s DO NOT FAIL TO VISIT
st''il i
1 his week, as
extra effort to
Values.
a All our $3 and $4 Trimmed Hats, cut to . . $1.98
I All our $5 and $6 Trimmed Hats, cut to . . 2.98 s
II mm
All our $8 and $10 Trimmed Hats, cut to . .
200 pieces Satin Striped Lawn, with col-
ored figures, worth 15c, cut to . . .
g 150 pieces Black Satin, with small colored
s figures, worth 18c , cut to
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':.fevi"';S';':Ji4
"I ' i. 3',: V 'S-iii'JI.
, 'LlrJ.il.
THE LATEST
The
"Victor"
Sash.
We have 'em in both
stores: all sizes, cloth
and silk.
Christian, Ihe Hatter
412 SIMIICIO ST.
20O liACKA. AVKMIK,
It's a Great Shock
to the folka who are clslrainc they nndorsell
ill others to find that with nil the lens fuss
or blaster wo are giving cueomrrs tha boa
Ctol such opporttinitiAt as those.
A Mrlctlv Ulw'U tirade l.lirht-wetghtf
Wherl, 1K04 pattern, fr feltO eastt.
1HII3 piutern, S150 Wheel, for 7(t.
18114 pattern, 10( Wheal, for SS,Vcl
Theso prices make tho hnsincss atonr stor&'
FLORBY C HOLT
Y. M. C. A. BUILDING.
Bicycle
Pants, Hose,
Gaiters, &c,
Sweaters
and
Belts at
YOU WILL REALIZE
-A ft ' 'iV'intt 'l
CONRAD'S
WHO LIVE CLEANLY," IF YOU USE
1
we have made an
give you Special
4.98
10c.
12'c. a
V'e bava a mai lot of these Erabroid- 3
cries, bought at rinkrupt Sale, to 1
close at le3 tliau HALF VALUE. a
A Fine
Diagonal
Worsted Suit
for Men,
in colors black
and blue, foi
Another Advocate of
An86sthene
ORS. UliXWOOll WARUELL:
OKNTLKMKN-It nflurd m grtsl
pleasure to state that your nw procW
of extracting tith was a grand aceeiis It
my eiisr, and I heartily rroonimnml It f
all. I sincerely hope that other will
teat-Its merit.
Tours respectfnlly,
CArr. S. E. BRTANT. Scritatan, r
Henwood k Wardell.
DJJNTISTSv
816 Lackawanna Ave.
Will on and after Msv "1 nnUcp a sre.it rcdna
Hon In the prices cf plates. All worlC TUaj
aoteed flrst-cLs Id overy cartlculur.
Scieotilic Eje Testing Free
Dr. Shimberg,
Tha Specialist on the Eye. Hendae'iea anf
NorvoiisnoBB rellered. Latost and Improvoi
titylo of fcyo U lassos and Bpectaolo at tha
Lowest Prices. Bast Artlucial Eyes iasorted
ifor 5.
joj SPRUCE ST.. op. Old Post Offlc.
THAT "THEY LIVE WELL
SPECIAL
By
Lot I