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Garney, Brown & Co. Mfr's.
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DR. H. B. WARS
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406 SPRUCE STREET,
back of Dime Bank.
i'IiWSOAL.
"Emm tlio Ranks."
Judge W. P. Sadler, of Carlisle, is at the
Wyoming.
A. V. Dickson was a visitor to Carbon-
diilo yesterday.
(ioci-L"' 31. Hallstead is 00 ft bnsinoas
visit to Bull'nlu.
William Morris is spending a woelc re
cuperntine; at Luke Wiuola.
Miss Alice I)eppen, of the health depart
ment is spoudiui; her vacation at Hones
dale. John J. (irmly, of the Spruce Btroct firm
of tirady and iiowio, will nail for Europe
011 .Inly -5.
James Watson, of Jefferson nvonne, re
turned yesterday from a weeks vacation
orient at .Marhlehead Neck, Mass.
Mr-. Reese (f Brooks and daughter, Corn,
have loft for Luke (J.iiii9i,'anvinl, Wayne
county on n two weeks vacation.
Tue rtuv. Richard Ilium is confined to
his home for the second time within a few
weeks. He now lias an attack of lum-
liauo.
Miss Nettie La (force, i.f Washington, D.
(!., is a pnot at the residence "f Superin
tendent ltichard O'lirien, on Washington
avenue.
.Miss Kntlirynn Hart, the well known
V. calist, is visuin'' her sister, Mrs. Joint
Burnett, of Linden street. Mis Hart now
resides in flow York.
Mrs. I). I!. Hand nnd children, of Penn
avenue, will leave today lor Luke Qtiin-
giK'iiond, way jim county, where they will
spend several weeks.
Mrs. Judson, of Chicago who has been
iu the city for sometime past visiting her
paionts Air. aim illrs. li. i. l.lnck leit yes
ternny for Now York, where she will
H.end a few weeks visiting f rious.
dncoh snnitny, or I'ranKiin avenue, 111
compuny with throe friends tlsltod one
day last week off the coast of Fur Korku
Way, an:', linnled in 5: pounds of biuelish.
many of them weijliin over twelve
pouuils.
Says the Washington Post of Monday:
"Miss Mai'daret Evans, member of tlio
Sicranton, Pa., Choral nnion, which won
the a,ui)0 prize at the. World's fair, is
pmM lit the home of Airs. J. A. Price,
1, 10-1 ennsyivatna avenue."
Mr. and Mrs. (iourKo (i. Aiuli v and J. N
Little, of this city, and Mrs. J.' II. Murtz,
nnd 21 Ls Mary Weriz, of Med ilia, Mo.,
leave today for I i rent .South Bay, Lone;
Islnmt where they will occupy aparttnents
m 1 no lenng jueira christian association
cottage.
1). H. Athnrton, secretary of the hoard
or trane, lett yo-tordny for Atlantic City.
Whuro he will spend a week rratherini? in.
spiratloii from the wild waves for the work:
tout will confront him during tho next
year in exploit lug the Industrial and bust
Hess advantages of Hcranion.
iietiry P. Ivoenan, the brilliant author
nnd journalist, of New York, is visiting
William llnnley, of Monro avenue. .Mr.
Koenan's latest call to Inino was his as
figunieiit by the New York World in
chionicling the actions of Kichard Crokor
on shipboard upon returning from Europe.
( buries Hartley, of Now York, is visit
ing relatives ill the city. Mr Hartlev for
merly resided iu tbUcity, hut now lives in
New York where ho is managing mi rnter
tninment bureau. Mr. Hartley is a fine
veiitriloqui-t and his pranks on olevated
rniirond traiusiu New York have furnished
mat erial for many special articles in New
York papers.
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0R6ANS
"
I Foe io Dyspepsia
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Qsymw white
onUn Will HE
CQSS HIT MISCHIEF
lie PunclureJ tas McGinn's Eir With
, Revolver Bullet.
HE WHS . CRAZEO WITH DRINK
After Dcing Shot McGnnn Fell and
Coss Fired Another Shot at Him,
Which Fortunntaly Did No Damage.
Coss Is Enamored of a Pretty Wait
ress at the Boarding Houso of Mrs.
Early on Spruce Street.
Whilo half-crazi! by drink, William
Cuss sent a bullet through ihn leit cur
of his room-mate, Janus McOauu, at
V.rs. Eurley'8 hoarding hotus oil Spruce
-1 1 ut t, near Franklin avenue, about G
o'clock last evenin;?
The (hooting was undoubtedly a do
1:1 wale attempt at murder, and it is
"'.',) by tlie luckiest chance that Mo
t latin was not killed or seriously
wounded. Two shota wore fired and
n!,o of them wt.s at such short range
Vi.it McUnnn's hair was singed by tho
powder.
Coss, who is 11 journeyman tnilor.
employe. 1 by Captain Aloir.had been on
u debiiiwii for several (lays and was in
. 1 fair way to be affected with dt lr
ui!!i treiuons yesterday. JlcU mu hud
spent part of tlio day with his bed-fellow
and toward evening thy went to
tneir room to std.er up. They hxd not
ie"ii theni very lung before C'Si ao
c;.el lUcG.inn of having robbed him
of si..), following tip tho act'usiltioii by
ir.iuiug ii revolver and tolling Mc
(r.iuu that he was goto.' to shoot him.
The latter tl d from the room followed
t'y CW, revolver in hand.
cuss m:i His RKVOl.VKIt
As McUann started down a'liirs Va3
s o', til" iuillct puistntf throngli Mc
U.iuu'a left ear, gr, zing tho neck. Tho
wounded man tumbled downstairs and
us he wis rolling from stop to step Coss
fired another shot at hiia which, how
ever, mused its mark.
Two of the hoardjM captured C033
as he was attomp i'lg to quietly mak
his eseape by way of t lie ro.tr gate, lie
was handed over to Officer Jones and
taken to the stalion bouse whore the
revolver oi US-caliber, with two cham
bers empty, was found secreted iu his
irouser's leg. McCcinti was usistedto
the Lackawanna hospital, whore his ear
was dressed,
Mcllann when son pavo tho ubovo
Version o( tho utl'air, which was cor
roborated us to a number of incidents
tiy several of the board. AleUatin
says thut the money which Coss claims
was lost was sp uit by them during the
lay. The evening previous Mr, Hig-
guis, or tii turn or wins x uiggins,
took !f2G 2") from Cjs'J for saf-j-keeping,
returning it to him yesterday morning.
CO.-9 is IS LOVIJ.
Frank Rothermel, ouo of tho hoard -
era.told 'J iik Tkiiiunk reporter that Cos
has acted v.tv riiie.orly of late, r, seems
that he is itilatU'itod with one of the
waitresses, Louise Hammond, a plump
and pretty girl, and is insanely jealous
f her. He threatened to shoot liotn
Kothermel and McO.inn, who he
thouuht were tryitig to win tlio affeo-
tions of his girl.
Coss denied that there was a woman
in the rase. Ilm only reason he gives
for his mtirderona act is that MeGann
rohhetl him.
NORTH END.
fTlie TCorth laid offiee of the SiaiANTos
Tiiiiiim: i" ! -:i t - I at the Lewis 1 Inn,' Store.
and .leliu's stuns aue nvemi.i, Iumii suli'
Her i.tiun.i, :elertis' lnetits and conimuiucatiun
will ri.'C' ive prompt attention. 1
SPARKS CAUSED THREE FIRES.
They Occurred In thi Fields Nonr Tiipps
Crossing
Yesterday morning one of the Dela
ware, Lackawanna and Western en
ginei was the cntne of throe fires near
Tripp's homestead.
The sparks from tho engine ignited
the weeds near an oat field and soon
spread into the growing onis. The
barn in the rear of Benjamin L. Jones
was in danger for somt time but
prompt action of a bucket brigade con.
(I tiered the fl uue. S me damiigs was
done to the growing crop.
The same locomotive gt fire to the
stable in the adjoining field from which
the hay had been gathered a few davs
ago. The tire travelled some distance
across the field, but water and the bri
gade again stayed its progress. Still
another fira was cansi by tin same
locomotive about 101) yards further nn
the truck, but tho damage was slight,
No alarm was sounded and the fact
may be mentioned that George Key
nnd others were instrumental lu sub
duing tho fl tines. They some time ago
organized an excellent hose company
in Patk place wiiero scores of athletic
young mull are interested iu the new
company and aro " waiting tho assist
ance ot city councils.
' THE BOYS CAM BACK.
Anthony Monahau's Sjna Wiis Enticod
Away by Their Brother.
List February while Anthony Motia
ban was under arrest for dnikenuess
his son Patricic, from Girurdville, vu
ticed his brothers Thomas and John
away to his home and 011 July 14 the
father swore out a warrant for tho ar
rest of Patrick upon the charge of
fraudulently leading awny the two
brothers.
The warrant was served by Consta
bio Cole, who proceeded to Giiardsvlllo
and after a twelve-mile walk on Mon
day, yesterday found one at Connor's
Patch nnd the other at Wild Cat.
Patrick was released and the brothers
were yesterday handed over to their
parents.
NORTH END BRIEFS.
Tho Posthenos lodge, of Odd Fellows will
run an excursion to rarvicw tomorrow.
Tho Marviue Accidental fund committee
will run an excursion to Parview ou Aug
ust 4.
The home of A. P. Hegnett, North Main
avenue, was brightoned yesterday by tho
birtb ot a blue-eyed bahy daughter.
Pray or services were held last evening
at the home of the lato William Williams
who was recently killed at Leggolt creek.
At tho monthly mooting of tbe Liberty
Hose company last evening Out. Ion
Iiide'r was elected a momber of the com
pany. A. B. Chase and family will journey
west for a vacation. Mr. Chase will also
visit bis brother whom ho has not seen for
thirty years. ,
Class 11, of Green Itidge Baptist church,
held a lawn social l.nt evening whim ice
cream nnd light refrohments were served
on the church lawn.
The name of L. M. Morgan in the mine
foreman list yestorday should read L. M.
Evans, who resides ou Wayne avenue and
who was successful in obtaining a certifi
cate. Rev. P. J. McManus, of Green Ridge;
Bev. W. P. O'Dounell auk Frauk McHugh
will Bnll'from New York Siturdnv morn
ing ou the Servia 011 a short European
tour. They will disembark at (jueeustowu
and will procco 1 direct to Dublin and pay
visit to various Historical spots 011 too
Emerald Isle. Afterward Eugland nnd
'ranee will be traveled. The touris main
ly undertaken for tho purpose of health
recruiting and tho return is expected to be
made in beptemuer.
An address of svmoathv has been sent
by the Thomas Jefferson lodge of Ivorltes
to the mother of the Into William f. L'vans,
fO iK street, who was roceutly killed at
Cayuaa shaft.
W. B. Christmas and Miss Flynn, of
West .Market street, worn yesterday called
to Erie to attend the United States court
as witnesses 111 tho prosecution of Welles,
the counterfeiter.
A meeting 111 connection with tho Sati
ny closing closing movement was held
last evening at the Puritau church. Th t
proceedings were in Welsh and addresses
were given by H 'V. It. S Jones, U. U
and Thomas Watlcins.
THE CONTROLLER'S CASE.
Another Attempt Will Bo Mads by ths
Fchuylkill Attorney for ReooBrnitlon.
His honor, Mayor Nichols, who is at
torney for tx -Controller Abedtiogo
eese. left tor i'ottsvine on toe
10 Si) train this morning where lie has
be.' 11 summoned to confer with the at
torneys of tho Schuylkill county con
troller, who propose to take further le
gal action p. mi light the controller's
casa to the bitter end.
The mayor said that wnilo he was
going down upon the earnest request of
the Schuylkill controllers attorneys,
be did not see how any action of theirs
could ult'ect the decision of tho supreme
court. Uut while ho thought it was
bettor to let the ciiso rost whero it w,
still, if there is nny chance of ques
tioning tlio validity of tho decision, as
conflicting with the new law, they pro
pose inskiiiK another attempt. W Ukes-
rro Times.
SOUTH
SIDE.
All aclvertisiii','matter, news items and new
Kiiliscripti"iis, if l"it at the followinir business
will lie liroiniitiy utteiiili il tot .aim s
burlier siion. Westiilahl's store. I). V . Humph-
rey's pharmacy aa.l A, J. Mulderiis's.l
FUNERAL OF FRED REIOENBACH.
Many Sorrowing Frton.ti Followed Ba-
muin9 to ths Oiave.
Tho fnneral of Fred Ueidenbueh, of
Stone avenue, took place yesterday
from the resid-noe of his mother on
Stone avenue. The cortege loft tho
houseot 2.15 o'clock headed by the drum
corps of lh Washington camp, No.
i(), Patriotic Order Sons or America,
which was present iu nearly full
strength. Following ciime the rela
tives, noijhbors and trietus to tne
11 umber of nt least oODi Tho funeral
proceeded to the Lutheran church on
Cedar avenue, tlio drum corps playing
Abide With Mo."
On arrivitiL' at the church the Patri
otic O.-der Sins of America openeil
ranks and the remains were carried up
the aisle, followed by the relatives and
friends. The Uov. P. F. Zuiz-Omniui
preached a most impres-dvo sermon
and spoke words of comfort to the
mother in bor sal nflliction. The re
mains wore Jhen taken to the Pittston
Avenuo cemetery, whero the services
wvre conducted according the ritual 01
the Patriotic Order Sons of America,
and all that was mort il of this eeiip
plary man was laid in mother earth.
The following acted as pail iieamrs
Walter Nape, Christopher Scheur, The'
odore Gardner. Hiid Henry Doeler.
The flower bearers were Thomas
Snrnks. John Schull. Christian Neahr
and John Dtliubacher.
SOUTH SIDE JOTTINGS.
Mrs. J. H. Brooks returned home from
Dover, N. J., Inst Saturday.
Miss Kale Nealon, of Prospect avenue,
is confined to bed with rheumatism.
Miss Rose Hiig.i leaves for New York
this morning on an extended vi.sitod.
William Langan.of Hawley, called on
Andrew Best, of Cedar avenue, yesterday
Robert Vanduzer had his foot badly
crushed nt the lower mill early yesterday
The Snoihjerrundo will compote iu tho
musical festival at L.uirol Hill park on
September (1.
Michael Loftns fell into the basin at Nay
Aug falls yesterday and had a narrow ea
capo from drowning.
Oscsr Helregal, August Ketnpo, James
Bost land Michael Coar went tlshing at
Schick's pond Monday.
Tho Rnval Arcanum held a meeting nt
Freuhen's hall last evening. Adolph .Miller
and John Alcock were initiated into the
order.
Michael l!iiru. the Pittston avenuo bar
ber. had the top of his lingers taken off
with a razor, he was stropping yesterday
morning.
Miss Elsie Brown, of Taylor avenue, and
Maud Powers, of Cedar avenue, leavo to
dav for Buff do and Niagara Falls on a
two weeks' visit.
Frederick Boyor, tho assailant of Neil
Ruddy, wns released yesterday. His
friends paid the Hue imposed ou him by
Aldermnii Storr.
Ilenrv M.ihr and John Frav, of Beech
street, went fishing on Monday at Rattle-
snake pond and caught over twenty
pounds of fish each.
Honrv E. Brown, jr.. of New Y'ork city
who has been on a vWit to L. V. Powers,
of Cedar avenue, during the past two
weeks, returned homo today.
Weliman Singer, ot Cedar avenue, was
walking in his garden on Sunday evening
when h tripped and fell heavily to the
ground, fracturing his kuno cap. (
The S'.ar Social club held tho first meet
ing at their new rooms last ovening.a good
time was spent 111 uaiiciuii iiuu music.
the party breaking up at an early hour.
A sliL'ht fire occurred at PntricK Donnel
ly's hou.-o on Beech treet Monday oven
ini? It wns caused by the explosion or an
oil lnmn. and was soon put out. No alarm
was sounded.
Julius Moirer, of Willow Btreot, lias the
contract for building the roundutioii wall
of the new building ou Pittston avenue
belonging to Dr. J. J. Walsh. Ho began
work yesterday morning.
The funeral of tho Into Mrs. Sweeney
took place yeslerday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Tho services were held in St.
John's church and interment was made in
Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
Miss Maggie Miller, the daughter of
Peter Miller, of Willow street, will go to
Buffalo today, accompanied by her mother,
and will bo married there to James Young,
who was formerly a motoruiau for the
Trnctiou company in this city.
A large delegation of prominent South
Sillers attended tho funeral of the late
Charles Kngol, of Petersburg, Monday aft
eruoon. The Interment win made in tho
Petersburg Herman Prosbytoriau ceme
tery. The pall bearers were George
Schultz, Jacob Saar, Jacob Waltz and
John Schmidt.
Fhom fl to 8 each evening, visitors will
be Bhown Woodlawn Park lots.
"From the Ranks."
Rkat. MuitlT Is tho characteristic of
Hood's Sarsaparillii, and it is manifested
every day in tho remarkable cures that
medicine accomplishes. Hood's Snrsopa
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cure.
"From the Ranks."
lob Work .
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Tho Scranton Tribune
lob Dept.
hi if WEST IE
Peter H. Davies' Daughter Says Ha Yas
Hot
Drowned at rieaant Beach,
BELIEVES HE IS AT BANTIC0K5
Mr. Moy Went to That Place Last
Night to Investigate Call Has Been
Extended by Plymouth Church to
Rev. Thomas Bell Edwin Hughes
Injured by Being Kicked by a Mulo
Other Notes and Personals.
"1 do not believe there is tho slight
est foundation to the report that my
father, Peter M. Davis, was drowned
Saturday at rioasant Dead), near Syr
acuse," said Mrs. II. V. May, of 120
South Main avenue, to a Tribune re
porter last evening. "It certainly is
not true that my brother, Harry P.
Davies, received a tolegram stating
that tlio body of father had been found
on Pleasant bead), or that ho has
gone to that place to identify tho re
mains, for Hairy is at present in this
city."
Peter M. Duvios is an old man and
resided with his daughter at 12(i South
Main (ivifiiue. lie went away 011 Sat
urday and us he had said something
about going on the excursion of the
Delaware, L ickawannu and Western
Mutual Aid association to Syracuse, it
was at first supposed that he had done
so. binc9 then, however, thsy have be
come convinced that he went to visit
relatives at Nantiooke, and as noted
above, Mr. Davies' daughter. Mrs. May,
believes that the report in last night's
Truth concerning tho old gentleman's
death at Syracuse is without founda
tion. Last evening Mrs. May's husband
weut to Nanticoke to ascertain whether
or not Mr. Davies is there.
CALL EXTENDED TO REV. MR. BELL.
Coiigreuration of Plymouth Conjrroga-
tiounl Chinch Wants ntin.
A special mooting of the member of
the Plymouth Congregational church
was held last evening for the purposo
of extending a pastoral call to a minis
tor. lhoinas hynoti, a deacon in tlio
church presided. After some lengthy
discussion a vote was taken.
Kotiirt Savillo and Thomas Rey
nolds wt-re appointed tellers
1 lie vote tiiiciu W113 nnauatn-
111 iniy in favor of Kev. Thomas
Dell, of Dartmouth, Mass. Mr. Dell
has officiated in tho etiurch on several
occasions, each time with unbounded
satisfaction. He id eloquent, and his
discourse abound witii Tjr.ictic.il
knowledge of theology. It is intended
that the call will bo extended at once,
as the church is now without a pastor.
KICKED BY A MULE.
Edwin Hughes Injured in tho Diamond
Mine.
Edwin Hughes, of Bromley avenuo.
received a painful injury while ut work
in the Diamond mine on Monday by
being kicked bv a mule. Hughes is
employed as a driver and while urging
tho animal forward it became vicious
and dealt him a furious blow in tho
thigh with its hoof.
Ho was removed to his home where
it was found that although the injury
is of a most paiuful nature no bones
wi to blokeu.
SERVICES LAST EVENING."
Conduced Ovm- tho Remains of the Late
V.'iUiMin Haycock.
A large number atietidud tho fnnoral
services held last evening over tho re
mains of tho late William Haycock nt
tlio home ot bis daughter, Mrs. David
Harris, on North Garfield avenue.
Impressive services were conducted
by Rev. Hugh Davis, of the Welsh
Calvinislio Methodist church. The
remains will be romoved this morning
on the 8 o clock train for Huzleton,
where interment will be mado.
LITTLE WEST SIDE NiWS NOTES.
the est Side ollico of the Sokvnton
T"l I'M! is located at. 1111 North .Main aw
line, wlici-o subscriptions, advertisements nnd
i'i laiiiiinieations will receivo prompt atten
tioit.
Mrs. Joseph Mathias, of Price street, is
in.
New telegraph poles aro being oroctod
on Alain avenue and Jacusoii street.
Mrs. D. I). Evans and family, of South
Main avenue, ore sojourning nt Lake
niola.
Hay Morgan nnd Harry Mott, of this
side, who are bunimering at Lake Wiuola,
are in town.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Nicholls. of North
Bromley avenue, are rusticating at a lake
near Jiorwicu.
Miss Nellie Beols will leave on Monday
for a week's sojourn at ractoryvillo and
Sheridan Lake.
... . . - v.. ....
.uiss Annie j.vnns, ot I'tiiMiioiphia. is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. T. J. Price, of
Academy street.
The animal picnic of Columbia Hose
company No. fi will occur nt Wahlei's
Grove on August hi.
William it. Owen lai been elected
superintendent of tho Jacicsnn .Street Jinp
tist Sunday school.
Rev. T. J. Collins nnd family have re
turned from a two week's visit with
friends in Virginia.
Miss Anna Kennedy, of this side, will
loavo tomorrow for a mouth's recupora
tion at tlio stashoie. .
Miss Grace Walker, of Division street,
and Miss Bertha Jenkins, of Hyde Park
avenue, are at Ocean Grove.
Miss Jr.ne Uurlburt, of Meridian, Miss
issippi, is a guest, at the homo of C. A.
Burr, of South Main nvonue.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. 1). Morgan, of North
Hyde Park avenue, left yeslerday for a
two weeks' visit at Lake Idlewile.
Frank Stet ter, of North " Main ; avenue,
lias greatly improved the front of his hotel
by having it painted and grained.
Mrs. Thomas 1). Evans and family, of
Fynoll street, have gone to Oakland, Cal.,
whoro thoy will rejoin Mr. Evans and re
side. Frank Doud, cf Jackson street, and
Thomas Heniiigson, of Tenth street, will
indulge in a wrestling, catch-ns-catch-can
match hi the near future for $'M aside.
A. M. Morse and family, of South Brom-
I. iv avenue, left for Luke Wiuola yesler
day, where Mrs. Morse and son Arthur
will speud tho summer months iu their
cottage.
The funeral of the late Mrs. McNnmara
will tiiko plnco on Thursday morning my
o'clock from the home of her gtaed chil
dren, 4WI Luzerne street. Interment iu
Hyde Park Catholic cemi tory.
Last ovening a trout suj p r wns served
at the homo of B. (1. ...organ. These
feasts occur every year and are indulged
in by A. U. ICynon, Dr. W. A. Pnluo and
II. G. Morgan, whose wives are enjoying
tho 8'imninr months in Heir cottages it
LnkoWinalo. The menu wui nn excelloi.t
one, piepnied by A, B. Eyuon, and was
thoroughly enjoyed.
Complaints are continually being heard
of boys who nightly infest l ho streots and
are of the greatest annoyance Jo people
pnRsiiiR.f A lady complained to 'Lieutenant
Williams last evening of a crowd who
daily play ball on Division street, in close
proximity to tho houses. In tact win
dows are broked in all section", but aro
never replaced. The gang that coutiuuully
haunt the ond of the Washburn street car
liucinuke themselves obnoxious by ring
ing the bell or closing the gates on the
curs.
WE ARE glad to sec
there are some who
appreciate Re 3 1
Bargains. That is
what we are giving you in
Baby Carriages.
At actual costDinner
Sets from $7. 98 up.
Toilet Sets all prices.
Silverware, Cut Glass, &c
n6 Wyoming Ave.
Tlie
Sick
to
Receive Medical
Services FREE OF
CHARGE.
I'lKST MONTH'S NKItYICKS l
to i;vi;i:yi5odv.
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r.vrno.N'Ts.
AM) ALL
The irreat Kie'lish Shin of Physicians. The
Must DISTLN'HCI-HKO 81'KCIALISTS
O.N TIIH CO NT INK NT The l'ro.ident and
Chief DiairMostielaa call Lc found daily iu
the pal lor at tho
CONWAY HOUSE
i:K mid ISII PKXN AVION UK. They como
ivcnmm 'tided by loyalty and the tlrs' phv-d-eians
of 1-nrop . Tlioy treat all l'is.-ases.
Kuptitres oui'eil liy a new procss. A I'iisi
'I 1VI0 euro gimi-anteeil in all StXL'AL DIS
EASES and Weaknesses of
EITHER SEX
liy our tifw trcatmout rrttlonrs trnatod by
rnrri'sjinnili'MtM u:id mh'Iumiuh wmi tutl di
1'iTiionn sent ly t'xpiv.ss. Hut. when o -si-a
lmrsonal cniisultnliou is lu-oferred. All
coiisiitiat it ns tire A in strict privacy.
N.li. -TlM'sr Spo-i;ilistR run euro all rrntit
iis Y VA.lt ;w (til hiK- Htimtlini; clu'inic,lilUcnlt
anl ob vuro v rises tliut Iklvc bpen ucilcctO'l
or uiisliilltuily treritcil (alln uiinlo liy ap
l.omtmmt ami p-itimitstrcateilat tlu-ir homiM
when di'HiivfL Mourn, y to 4 and 7 to K ;u
For
Ten Days
only to introduce
our NEW brand of
$4.00 PER BARREL
$1.00 FER SACK
C. DITCHBURH
4.7 LACKAWANNA AVE.
Another Advocate of
Ons. Ill NWOOl) li AVAUDI M,:
l,i.r u.i. u l x It allords nm cronl
pleasure in at ate that your new pi ocesi
olrxtrartlou it-fth whs ii Rruiiil miccosn la
my case, and I heartily recommend it t
all. 1 slmteridy linpu that othcis will
test Us merits.
oura respertfiilly,
CAI'T. S. K. 11KYANT. Scrauton, Ta,
Hen wood & Wardell,
DKMTSTS,
316 Lackawanna Ave.
Will on and after Mav 21 make n Rioat rednn
ttou In the prices of plntea. All work guar
antaed fli'tit-ctuis iu every uarticulnr.
THE CELEBRATED
ro at Pr'cnt the Mrwf Popnlar anJ rroferrcd by
Irt'U.llHlI Al'tlnlH.
Varerooms: Opposite Columbus Monument,
Look Here!
Th. J'- TJV n mr)pnt )t7,i, jfc
iSS A,... A . .. ,.'.-.... J -il..
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' Weichel & Millar
Special Sale
Aneesthene
Mtk
sv-
V,
is
advertising mailer constantly being
distributed among the public. '
Not everybody has a task for read
ing. Have your printing done in an
attractive and novel style.
Draw p-plc's, attention by some
thing 'atch and rarely seen.
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE
JOB DEPT. A
is able to please you in evety
respect. MtM.
You ieed Them
And a visit to Martin & Delany's will be
wilder you at their immense stock oi 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.
Custom Tailors and Clothiers,
WYOMING AYENUE.
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mm b&ar b
AT
1 WL MiJli! If I
308 Lackawanna Ave,
S 50 dozou Men's P.ut JJlauk Jlxse,
I
hi
5--BREAT VALDES-B
rs 10 dozen Men's lialbriggart Shirts, were 50c.
I TO CLOSE
jjj 10 dozen Men's Fine Percale Shirts, slightly soiled, were $1.25, a
1 LM L75- To Close for 50c, 75c, 98c.
7 dozen Ladies' Fine Shirt Waists. Yoke- Hack, in Fink and
111 tie, were $2.2")
50 dozen AU-Liiinn P.imask
frinw, were 25c.
Scientific Eye
It's a Great Shock
to tho folks who aro clalmlntt thoy undersell
ill others to Hull that without the lesst tuss
or bluster n are iriving custom rs the bou
tilt of such opportunities as these.
A Mrioilv HIkIi Oradn l.lu'lit-woltrhlf
IVlim'l, 1894 piitmrn, fur WHO nusli.
l.NOS pattern, k1 r( Wheel, fur J?7.
1804 pattern, 100 M huol, for ar oasl'
rUcse prices make tho basiuess at our store.
FLOREY & HOLT
Y. M. C. A. BUILDING.
ViOTOR SASH.
It Ss Correct!!
AND JUST THE
THING FOR THIS
HOT WEATHER.
onrad
THE
Sells
llATTEU,
Them.
A. V. JUKiscn
jioc onnnjsr oTrrr'
tOJ jrtiUbc olnl-tl
BICYCL1CS AM) SPOHTIXO
GOODS.
Victor, Gendrnn, Krlipse, LnvelU
and Other Wheel
Dlnmont
"DON'T HIDE
BUSHEL."
WE
mm
308 Lackawanna Ave.
rnlar ni'ico, 2jc.
TO CLOSE, 2 for 25c.
Z
39c.
FOR $1.25. a
Towels, size
20 by 10, knotted 5
FOR 15c
Testing Free
By DR. DR. SHIMBERG,
Tho Specialist on tho Eye. Headaches and Ner
vousness relieved. Latest and Improved Style of
Eyeglasses and Spectacles at tho Lowest Prices,
Best Artificial Eves inserted for 5.
305 Sl'llt'CI-; ST., Opp. Old Post Office.
N. A HULBERT'S
City Music Store,
WYOJUmO AVE.. ECBAMIO
BTFTN'WA V SO
DKCKKIl imOTHEM
KHAMCJH & HACK
SiX LIZ H BAULK
dual
4Jir lu-n (took of llrit-lM
MUSICAL MEHCHAMMSR
ML 610, LTOs, Km
NATIONAL CIRCUIT
ICICLE RACES
ALL DIAMOND PRIZES.
Tni3 circuit includes Wash
ington, Denver, Chicago,
Philadelphia, New York,
Boston, etc.
SCttANTON'S DAY,
MONDAY
Septembar 17, 1894
ROOP tlnnlnir and Rolderlnit all done hvrnr
with by tho use ot HAHTMAN'S l'AT
ENT PAINT, which con.sU of lncredl lira
well-known to all It can be applied to tin,
galvanized tin, sn st iron roofs, al so to briclc
dwellfnu'a, which will prevent uhsolutulv any
orumldiiiA cracking or breakinn of tht
brn k. It will on k 1 ist tbiuliiR ot any kind by
many yenrs.aml it s cost iloes not exceed otiif
(trih thiitol , he cost of tlnuhiK. Is sold bf
tho jol or pound. Contract taknn by
AN'IUMU 11AIUMAISN, 6.7 birch 81
YOUR LIGHT UNDER A
THAT'S JUST WHY
TALK ABOUT