TUB SCRAKTON" TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING-. AUGUST 3. 1891.
STELL
LEY
134 Wyoming Ave.
We will show you what
you want.
GOOD BREAD
USE THE
And always have
Good Bread.
MANUFACTURED AND FOB BALE TO
THE TKADE BY
The Weston HI Co.
EEWARE OF CODKTERFEITS )
THE GENUINE POPULAR
Punch Cigars
HAVE THE INITIALS
G.. B. 8t Co.,
m nrlnfpri on Earth
Garney, Brown & Co. Mfr's.
HIUKi UOljK MJUAU1C
Dr. H. B. WARB
PRACTICE LIMITED TO THE
EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT
406 Spruco Street.
Offl,.. Honrs: j?!1"80
( 2 to u.
To the Republican Party of Lacka
wanna County:
I hereby announce that I Will be a
candidate for the office of recorder of
deeds of Lackawanna county before
the next Republican convention.
H. L. HALSTEAD.
PERSONAL.
W. F. Hnllstead left for Biugliatnton on
n tour of inspection yesterday.
E. G. Worden i8 (-pending a few dnys
with h:s mother in Fnctoryville.
Mis. Phelps, daughter of Dr. Throop,
loft yesterday for the Dimville sanitarium.
John E, Roche returned from Lake
Witiola to attend tho meeting of the select
council.
Mr. uud Mrs. A. C. Netlleton, danghter
Jlnrie and son Albert, are sojourning at
tho Fenimore, Aabury Purlt.
C. M. Florey and fnmily, E. O. Stewart
and family and B. F. Lacy aud family are
summering nt Lake Sheridan.
John A. Boland, teachor in the mute in
stituiiou in Kouny, West Wheeling, Vir
ginia, is visiting his sister and aunt in
l)uumore.
Mrs. J. H. Holt and children, of Madison
avenue, Green Kidge, ure visiting in Con
necticut, where they will remain the bal
ance of the summer.
The farewell concert givon by Professors
Haydn Evaus and Singers, ill be held on
Monday evening, Aug. 20, the Jackson
street Baptist church.
The ladies of the Green Ridgu Baptist
church, will hold an ice croam social on
the church lawn this evcnine, postponed
from last evening on account of rain.
Captain 1). J. Cromwell, of the United
States navy; Mrs. Cromwell and tho Alifses
Cromwell passed through the city yoator
day euroute for Montrose, where they will
Visit friendi.
Mrs. John Harris, of West Pittston; Mrs.
John W. Evans and Mrs. iteese W. Lloyd,
of Scran tou, are going to Wales next week
to see about an estate of half a million in
which thuy have Interest.
Sainton's Business Inttrssts.
Thk TnnifNE will soon publish a rare
fully compiled and clnssihVd list of the
leading wholesale, banking, manufactur
ing and professional interests of Scrmiton
and vicinity. Tho edition will be bound
in book form, beautifully illustrated with
photogravure views of 01 jinblio build
ings, business blocks, streets together
with portraits of leading litizsns. No
similar work has ever given an equal rep
resentation of Bcranton's many indus
tries. It will bo an invaluable exposition
of our business resources. bent to
persons outside the city, copies of
this handsome work will attract
new comers and be an unequalled
dvertitemoiit of the city. The circu
lation is on a plan that cannot fail of good
results to those concerned as well as tho city
atlarge. Representatives of The Thibunb
will call upon thosr whosis names
are dksiked in this edition and explain
its nature mora fully.
Those desiring viows of their residences
in this edition will please Lave notice at
the office.
Stated by H.B. Cochran, druggist, Lan
caster, Pa.s Have guaranteed over 3110
bottles of Burdock Blood Bitters for dys
pepsia, sour stomach, billious attacks, liver
and kidney troubles.
Bucklsn's Arnica Salvs.
The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Bores, Ulcers, bait Hheum, Fever
Bores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all fckiu Eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price US cents per
box. For sale by Matthews Bros.
$40,000 Bohool Hons No. 27,
E. L. Walter, architect, bids to be opened
this month. to be builton Columbia avenue.
Lots for sale on this avenue at low prices
tor a brief period.
Arthur Fbothinoham.
PIANOS
ORGANS
ft Foe to Dyspepsia
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T
Plans Ire Being Prepared by City Engineer
Phillips for Tripp's Wood.
SPENT THE DAY AT LAUREL HILL
A Number of Well Known West Side
Ladles and Their Families Enjoy a
Pleasant Outing Death of Mrs.
Catherine Williams, a Former Resi
dent of Scranton Personal Men
tion and Many Brief News Notes.
Flans are now bsiugr tynde by City
Eugineer Phillips, of the tract of land
to be secured for Tripp's Pnrk, It
gives measurements of tun driveways,
walks, lake, lines ball diamond and
other features. This plot of ground
possesses all the proper facilities for a
park.
It is situated in a place where the
Providence people can reup some of tho
enjoyment, and with the c:irs running
to it, can be made very accessible. A
driveway will be made around tho
entire tract. The uiinatura hke which
will be innde, will be deepened by
banking it Rround with dirt. It is
now believed thut the lioutid WooJs
cud aleo be secured.
Action should lie t.iknn in fhn latter
project before land speculators seiz
iuu grouuu.
A DAY AT LAURLL HILL.
West Side Ladios Stele Enjjymont U,,
d.r Its Spreading Trees.
A nutnbar of prominent Wst SUj
ladies repairod to Laurel Hill park yes
terday morning whero n day of unj.iy
niout was Fpent. They stnrted about 9
o'clock, returning about 0 o'clock.
Those who comprised the party were
Mesdauies Alteinm. Thomas, Puth,
Munson, W. Griffiths, H. Fellows,
Houser, of Taylor, Stephens, JIuhr,
Staphs, Lanuitig, Criminous, Stone,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Stevens, Mr. and
Mrs. Cnsh, Mr. and Mrs. Yohe, Stella
Yohe, Jennie ami Lena Staples, Mrs.
Ace, Ida Ace aud Ethel Rinker.
Most of the ladies had their families.
The day was made pleasing to both
young and old.
LITTLE WEST SIDE NEWS NOTES.
Lou Jonep, of North Hyde Park avonuo,
is in Carbondnle.
hoo repairing promptly attendod to at
tho Globe Shoe store.
Benjumiu Stephens, of Xow York, is tho
guest of W. H. Roe, of Price street.
Tho excursion ot the Simpson Methodist
Episcopal church will leave this morning.
Miss Jennie Cannon of Moscow, is visit
ing Miss Etta Moyle, of North Hyde Park
avenue.
Mrs. Richard Hicks, of Eastern, has re
turned home from a visit with friends on
this side.
Misses Jounio and Lnvina Edwards, of
Pittiiton, were among friends on this side
yesterduy.
Lulu James and Not tie Eiins, both of
South Lincoln avenue, have returned from
Catasauqua.
Elins Jones, of Bellevuo street, is suffer
ing from a broken arm caused by falling
from a wagon.
We are clearing out the whole of our
stock of fine etchiugs. Chicago Art Co.,
ili Penn avenue.
Tho street aud bridges committee will
meet soon in the West Side bank rooms to
arrange future work.
Misses Nellie Williams, of Hampton
street, and Laura Green of Bellevuo, are
visiting frionds in Uawley. . .
Miss Leah L. btone, of Jackson street,
has returned homo from a two weeks'
stay with friends in Wilkes-Barre.
Tho following officers are assigned to
this precinct for September: Jonler, Gur
rell, Geschiedle, Goerlitz, Hetzelrotn aud
Hang.
The Mendelssohn Choral society will
meet on Sunday evening in the First
Welsh Baptist church. All members are
urgently requested to bo present.
The funeral of George, the young child
ef Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Webber, ot North
Lincoln avenue, occurred yesterday moru
iiiB. The remains were conveyed on the
U 55 Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western
train to Paradise, whero interment was
made.
Tho Druid Glco society met last evening
in Dougherty's hall for rehearsal. The
society is practicing for the September
eisteddfod the competitive piece, "Tne
Martyrs of the Arena." They are pro
gressing rapidly under tho iustruction of
Lewis Watcyu.
The death of Mrs. Cathorino Williams,
who for many years had been a resident
of this vicinity, is a sad blow to her many
friends here. Mrs. Williams was 85 years
of age, aud was a sister of the late D. D,
Evans of this ride. She was a woman of
firm Christian principles, and was con
nected with the Welsh church of Wilkes
Barre. LOST 11EU BEARINGS.
Lady from ' Bradford County Forget
Where Sh Wanted to Be at.
Detective Reynolds was yesterday
called iuto consultation in a rather pe
culiar case, A very intelligent and re
spectable appearing lady, whose home
is in Sayre. Bradford county, started
out yesterday to visit friends, but after
reaching this city she could uot remem
ber tho name of the town she intended
to visit, although she was awaro that
it was in this region somewhere.
Mr. Reynolds questioned her closely,
but from what alio Knew of tho place
nothing definite of its whereabouts
could be gleaned. All the towns for
miles around were suggested to her, but
none of them sounded familiar. The
lady mentioned that at one time
Baptist minister in this forgotten town
had auddeuly fallen ill on the sii'O't
and bud been carried to hor friend's
house, where ho died. Mr. Ruyuolds
rcmuinkered thut just such an incident
had taken place in Clifford, Susque
hanna county, aud ho suggested Clifford
to the lady.
"That's it, lOh How silly of me to for
get it" oho broke out with a laugh.
The absent iminded lady spirit the
dny nt the Westminster tryiug to re
member the place of her destination
and further than an extra days' board
bill and considerable embarrassment
Sjhe was nothing tho word 3 off for ber
peculiar experience.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
It Wat Held YonUidnv by the Eoranton
EU'ol Cimpany.
At the annual muoting of the stock
holders of the Scrauton Steel company
held yesterday afternoon at the com
pany's office on Wyoming ave, the fol
lowing officers were elected for the en
suing year:
W. W, Ssranton, president; direc
tors, W. W. Scranton, Walter Scran
ton, James R. Langdon, William Con
nell, Henry Beliu, jr., E B. Sturges,
E. P. Kingsbury.
STABLE EADLY DAMAGED BY FIRE,
It Was tht Property of I. F. megrararel,
of OHv Strut,
The barn on Hitchcock court belong
ing to I. F. Megafeel and in the rear
of bis residence at 913 Olive street, was
nearly consumed by fire lust night.
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The stable is adjacent to a number of
floe residences, which might have been
damaged or burned if a high wind had
been blowing. The damage to the barn
and contents it to the extent of about
$1,500.
Mr. Megargel and family are at Lake
Ariel with the four horses and vehicles
which the barn usually contains, so the
damage is confined to the building and
a quantity of bay and straw.
The cause of tho tiro is attributed to
spontaneous combustion.
Q AUGHT
on the Fly.
"I shall never forget the fearful and
heart rending cry of Mrs. Lincoln on
that eventful night iu Ford's theater,
Washington, wlitn she saw her hus
band assassinated by John Wilkes
Booth," said Thomas Fair, of New
York, who is now iu this city iu the in
terest of a metropolitan drug firm, a
ho began a graphic story of the foul
murder which deprived the nation of.
ouo of its noblest herocB. Mr. Fair
was then a young man and an in
timate friend of Charles Brush at that
time chief steward of the Liuooln
United States geuerul hospital. On
Gjod Friday evening, April 14, 180"),
ut the invitation of Mr. Brush he at
tended tli opera. Laura Keeno was
pi lying 'Onr American Cousin." They
had scats iu tho orchestra ciicle iu the
third row not more than twenty feet
from the box occupied by Presi
dent Lincoln and Major Ratbbourn.
Tho first nut of the drama
wus being pluycd and Mr. Fair
said his attention was attracted
to tho door of President Liu coin's box
by the rapid footsteps of a m.m walk
ing towaid it. He saw Booth, whom
he knew, enter the box and immedi
ately there was a report of a revolver.
With desperate agility Booth was seen
to'leup over the front rail of the box
to the strtge, a distance of ten
feet. The box was fastooned with bunt
ing and flugri , and u spur of the assus
hu's boots c. night in tho decoration and
he Btumbled, but landed squarely on
Ms feet on the stage. He drew a dag
ger from hia overcoat pocket and with
n maniacal shriek uttereJ, "Sie Semper
TyrauuU," then limped to the side of
the stage and disappeared iu the wiugs.
Mr. Fair says ho leaped from his
seat and climbed to the box where tho
murdered president lay writhing iu the
agony of death, caught the dying
Lincoln in bis arms and carried him to
the foyer. Mr. Lincoln and Major
Rathbourn were too mueh affected to
blotk the esc.iDft of Booth or bof any
ussistnnee to Pr'sidont Lincoln, al
though Miijjr Ritubrurn grappled
with Bjotii aud was luknn off like a
brawny mau would free himself from
tho grasp of a child.
While tho general impression pre
vails that Medala, t!;e Old Forge mur
derer, is in :i foreign land, it is possible
that be is still accreted in the moun
tains. About a week ego Thomas
Grimes, of O ik Hill, a small hamlet
below Greenwood, board that a sus
picious looking character was prowling
iu the neighborhood. He followed
the fellows tracks and came up
to him ut the door . of a
farm house in the LIocslc
woodn. The fellow was bogging for
provsnder, uud asked for something
light, saving that his stomach was in a
tumble-down condition from lack of
nourishment, as be has been forced to
aliay tho pangs or hunger lor over a
week with berries and green leaves, in
the abs'juce of anything of a more sub
stantial quality. While he was waiting
to be served with supp'r, which the
farmer s wifo was preparing tor him, a
violent attack ot cramps overcame him,
and the only remtdy nt hand, a
small doss of laudanum was adminis
ter!. The drug turned his stomach
aud caused him to vouiit the contents,
which proved to corroborate his st.it
ment that ho had eaten nothing but
berries and leaves. He recovvrod and
attacked the luncheon on tho farmer's
table with alacrity, after which be
thanked them and preparod to depart
But the folks oLservod that he boro a
closo resemblance to the fugitive
Medala from the description given,
and tho trausitory lodger was detained1
until a mini named Murphy
trom Old Forgo was sent
for to identify the min if he
were the bloorHhmty Italian. The mail
had the particular scar which Medala
is said to bear and in nge ana build cor
responded to the description. He hud
the Italian accmt, although he denied
being of that nationality. When Mur
phy arrived he said that the man was
not tall enough to be JUeduia ana ou
this explanation the man was allowed to
butako himself wherever bis fancy
directed.'
LIQUOR'S EFFECT ON CRIME.
Henry Chattel Lea, in liiffini Fovam.
Tolstoi may perhaps exngorate when he
asserts that alcohol is accountable for DO
per cont. of crime, aud that of women who
go astray one-unu yioiu ;to temptation
when under its iiiiluenro: but the best in
formed criminologists ascriuo to it a large
share not only in stimulating to crime and
in blunting tho moral ureceptions, but also
in producing the pecularly dangerous class
of horn criminals, who nro hopelessly in
corrigible, liarro found by investigation
among convicts lime -it por cent, or them
were children ot UiuuUen parouts.
IS A PUBLIC ENEMY.
3(0 On luul:.
The man who, consciously or uncon
sciously, helps to set eniDloyer and urn
ployed agniust one another is an euemv to
the public only low dangerous than he who
sets Roman Catholic and Protectant
agaiust each other. Tho worst concoiva
ble war is a war of religious iactions;
uoxt to tunc is a war in uiuiitrial tactions,
Donatlonq for .Tulv
During the monlh of July tho following
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iiuutiiiijija wuiu n-triYuu nt me r lorenci
Mission: W. H. Poarce, Mary Hastie,
James Hastie, Mrs. E. N. Wlllard, Mrs
v. i. naiisieau, jiirs. ueorgo nanuor
n.
Mrs. Li. Morgan, Mrs. Charles Chaudl
ler.
Mrs. M. J. Coughlnn, Topnltn, Kan.,
Kitm'a riiiiirrlitnl'H- (rnnn lji:lini V
P.
Prirn. fmrnfl TMillf pnmnnnv i..l.ol
1 at
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hCKANTUN iiiiiium, ocrautou itopuolican,
ccrautou limes. .
Ballding material fir Sal?.
Inquire at Conrad Schroeder's
Commonwealth Building.
office,
Criticising a Young Lady.
"She would bo a pretty girl for but one
thing."
"What's thatr asked Charlov.
George Her face is always covorod with
purple and red blotches.
Charley Oh, that's easily enough dia
posed of. Used to ba the tamo way my
self, but I caught ou to the trouble one
day, aud got rid of it in no time.
George What was it?
Charley Simply blood eruptions. Took
a short course of P. P. P. I tell you, it's
tho boss blood corrector. The governor
had rheumatism so bad that you could
bear him holler clear across the country
every time he moved. Ho tried it, and
you know what an athletio old cent he is
now. If somebody wouid give Miss Daisy
a pointer, the would thank thorn after
wards. All tho drug stores sell iu
B OF HI
July Was i
Busy Month In Providence Po
lice Circles.
PREVIOUS RECORDS BROKEN
Increased Number of Arrests Is At
tributed to Unlicensed Drinking
Places Opinions of Providence
Preachers of the Gospel Death of
Mrs. Mary Stankevitch Under Sad
Circumstances Condition of Will
iam J. Thomas Other Notes.
During the mouth of July fifty-one
arrests were made in Providenae, being
the highest on record, forty-six men
aud five womou made up the number,
and it will be interesting to note the
following analysis) Drunkenness, 2G
meu and 2 women ; abasing wife and
family, 0; disorderly houses, 7 men and
two women; stealing, 2; insane, 2;
vagrancy, 1; indecent buhuvlour, l;
passing counterfeit money, 1; using
firearm, 1. One colored man who was
promenading with a "whlto ludy"
tormed the only representative of tho
dui ker race.
It will be oboerved that the drinking
record is vory heavy and it is no secret
that more drinking and constauent
drtinkenuess has been observed iu
Providence dnriug the past month
than any time in its history. A num
ber of arrests wore made in "holes in
the wall" aud disorderly houses, and
there is not tho slightest doubt that out
of the twanty-eight arrests of "drunks
and disorderlies" more than half can
be directly traced to "boles in the
wall." Several of the men and some of
tho women were veterans in the drunk
en army and as such would be refused
drink in almost any saloon iu Provi
de!, cd, bat they are enthusiastically
welcomed in these ltitamous dens.
Several of these places obtain a revo-
nuo license, which is prima facie evi
dence of an illegal sale of intoxicating
liquors, and with a schedule of theso
licenses in h:e hand the ward coustable
couid proceed and accomplish a great
mibsiou in cleaning Providence of these
fostering sores in its midst.
borne time ago tho R iv. D. M Kin-
ber. Rev. R. S. Jones, D. D., Rev. M.
I). Fuller, Rev. W. F. Davies, Rev. D.
A. Evans and Rev. George Guild made
u systematio visit, to saloonkeepers and
others in the First and second wards
with regard to the Sunday observance
movement and complaints were made
to them that the disgraceful drunken
scenes attributed to saloons could b
directly traced to the low uulicenszd
resorts. Almost all the suloonkeeptrs
were favorable to observe the Sabbath
properly, but pointed out thut a grave
mjustiuo existed when the unlicensed
and unrated place sold more drink iu
ouo Sunday than an ordinary saloon
would during the entire week.
The various clergymen regard holes-in-the-wall
as a great obstacle to a
proper regard of Suuday law and the
probability is that concerted action
will soon be taken to remedy the pre
sent defeat iu recording conviction or
nt any rate to discover where the defect
lies.
FAVORED HIS WIFE'S WHIMS.
As a Rs suit She Bled After Suffering;
Great Fain.
On Tuesday Mrs. Mary Staksviteb.
wife of a Hungarian, residing at the
Highworks, died aftor suffering intense
pain.
She was only 10 years of age and re
fused to allow her husband to sen 1 a
physician or midwife to attend her. He
foolishly favored hor whim and did not
summon a physician until it was too
late to save the life of the child wife.
Mrs. Staukevitcb's mother conduotod
a boardinjr house and about a year ago
Jiary married btanksvitoh, one of the
boarders.
NORTH END BRIEFS.
Rev. J. I. ' Dunn, of Green Ridce, is
spending a short vacation at VVilmington,
Liei.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams will
spend a two weeks' vacation at Harvey's
iai;e.
Elegant framed pictures are being sold
rnr nun prico oi irunie. cuicago Art Co.,
i I'enu avenue.
Mrs. 'B. J. William-, of Wayne avenue.
is visiting ber daughter, Mrs. Silas B. Rob
inson, at JuiuKe inula. .
Providouce showed signs of enlivement
yesterday owing to tho Marvmo and Creek
employes recoiving their monthly pay.
Mrs. ThomiH Jordan, of Carbondale, is
staying with her paront3, Mr. and Mrs.
l nomas ituudy, ot w est JlarKet street.
ErueBt L. Lindsay, of Foster, a 'W grad'
uute of tho Business College at Rochester,
N. Y., is visiting his old college chum,
liarvey Jrraucis, at l.oi Aortn Main avt'
nue.
A largo party of Providonco young la
mes ioi t lor a two weens' vacation at At
lantic City, including Misses Mary O'Mal-
loy, Mary Mnnley, Lillian O'Donnell, tier-
trudo McEachsu, Margaret Purcell, Mary
juorna aim Airs, camuui juciuicnen.
Dr. B'isher and Dr. Donne yesterday
raaue a lurtner examination ot the m
juries received by William J. Thomas. It
was found that thcro were slight hopes of
retaining tho right eye, which it was
feared previously would bo lost. It is a
singular coincidence that almost at the
same hour a miner was injured in Pittston
under exactly the sumo circumstances.
SOUTH SIDE.
A WHhligton Avsnue Merchant Qivog
a Reverend Gantloman Trouble.
Rev. Samuel Kleinfeld, robbi of the
PolUli Jew synagogue on Washington
avenue fl its, was detained yesterday as
ha was boarding a Dulaworo, Lacku wan
na and Western train for New York
with bis newly wod wife, by au execu
tion attaching his goods, issued at the
instance of Max Judkovics, who keeps
a general stoi'j ou tho flits.
It appears that whou Mr. Kleiufold
was getting man it d he- bought a suit
of clothes lrom Judkovics, giving him
n judgment uoto for 30 iu payment,
lie neglected to sotile the note bo fore
starting for New York, where he in
tends to reside, und fearing that tho
note would not be paid Judkovics had
an execution lssuad.
The writ was served just as the cler
gyman was at out to got on the train.
He wns anything but pleased at the in
terruption, but after a talk with the
storekeeper an amicable adjustment
was arrived at. Judkovics himself sat
isfied the writ and paid the eosts, and
the rabbi went on to New York.
BULL JUMPED THE FENCE.
1
A Law Suit the Rntult of Taurus'
Activity.
Max Phillips sent Ferdinand Schroe
der up to Roaring Brook to take charge
of his farm, in April lust. On that
farm was bull, a ferocious bull, so
Schroeder says. Whsn Phillips went
up to review ths work of bis steward
ho found bis bull bad jumped the fence
and was ' roaming around the
country, much to the terror of the
whole neighborhood.
rbillips ordered bis mm to recapture
the bull, but Schroeder refused, saying
he was afraid the bull would kill him.
Phillips, so Schroeder says, then threat
ened to kill him if he didn't get that
bull back into pasture. Betwoen the
bail and Phillips, the prosecutor
claimed to be in mortal terror and left
the farm,
Tbtn ho went before Alderman
Wright and sued Phillips for his wages.
The bearing took place yesterday and
the wages, $1.87, ware duly paid to the
timia Mr, bchrooaer.
SOUTH SIDE JOTTINGS.
Dr. Kolb. of Cedar avoDue, is entertain
ing liis father, Rev. J. Kolb, of the Hen
derson Street Methodist church, of New
York.
The funeral of the infant child of
Michael Byron, of Proi-pect avenue, took
place yesterday afternoon. Interment
was made in Hyde Park Catholio ceme
tery.
Miss Nellie Hopkins, of Prospoct ave
nue is entertaining her neico, Miss Auis
tasia McNulty, of Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. August Schuoidor, of Pitts
ton avouue, nre spending u few day3 with
Honesdale friends.
While playing in tho barn of Max Phil
lips yesterday, the !i-year-old son of
Charles Cooper was severely injured about
tho head.
Musio Boxes Exclusively.
Best made. Play any defired number of
iunes. Gautschi ii Sons., manufacturers,
WM Chestnut street, I'uilaUelpuia. Won
derful orhestrial organs, only ib and $10.
Specialty: Old uiusio ooxob carefully re
paired aud improved with new tunes.
Ph.i.shury Flour Mills have a capncit.y
of 17,5U() barrels a dny.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
LIBBEY'S COT GLASS
LARGEST LINE OF
Haviland & Co.'s
Cllilia White and Dscoratad.
Silverware, Lamps,
Chamber Sets, &..
WEICHEL & MILLAR
Ii6 Wyoming Ave.
If a Tornado
Should
Strike Scranton
It would cause little more
surprise to our citizens than
FREEMAN'S NEW
SPOT CASH PRICE LIST
HAS DONE
WATCHES, DIAMONDS.JEW
ELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC,
never have been sold before at
such prices; but, remember there
is no CREDIT. at Freeman's.
Cur line of Groceries is
complete and you can
rely on them being the
finest.
If you want a delicious,
high-flavored TEA, try
our New Crop JAP AH
for 50c; worth 75c.
C. DITCHBURN
427 LACKAWANNA AVE.
THE CELEBRATED
Iro at Presmt tlid Host Topnlnr and Preferred lij
Luadhm A1USI5.
Warerooms : Opposilo Columbus Monument,
Waahlr:tofri Av. Sere nton.Pr
ROOF tinning and soldering nil done away
with by the uso ot HAUTM AN'S I AT
ENT PAINT, which consists ot ingredl tits
well-known to all. It can bo applied to tin,
ralvanlzod tin, shoot iron roots, also to brick
dwellings which will provout absolutely any
crumblinif, cracking or hreuklmr of the
brick, it will outlast tinulng ot any kind by
many yenrs,and it's cost does not exooed one
fifth that ot the cast of tin ii ins. Ix void by
the job or pound. Contracts taknn by
. ANl'UMU HAKl'MAMM, 0-7 Birch St.
My
fit ' Hvfw
HI
ES
You
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.
Slartizi & Delany
Custom Tailors and Clothiers,
WYOMING AVENUE.
11 a
s:
To be closed
half value.
CAPS, worth from 39c.
be closed out at
i 11 L
308
Limine SALE
IS lez. Im laps
isiLiPaeiY
j At less than HALF VALUE and other
jj goods in proportion.
Scientific Eye
WILL BUY A
FASHIONABLE
SOFT BRIM
AT
CONRAD'S.
It's a Great Shock
fotlie folfta wlio nr cHlmln? thoy nniloriwi!
ill otlim-o to (hid that without the le.ist fuss
or bluster we nro sivir.B cin-toni.rs tho ben
eflt oC such opportunities bs tine.
A BtrloHv illr.li tinul MeM-woight!
tVhprl, pattern, f- rSHO eauli.
18!)3 pnttern, til.n Wheiil, for t?75.
lHUlpnttnrn, 100 Wheel, far 85 cali.
Cheso prices make tho business nt our sto.-cb
FLOREY & HOLT
Y. M. C. A. DUILDING.
Maloney Oil and Llanufac
turing Company
Have removed their office to their
Warerooms,
NUMBERS
141, 143, 145, 147, 149, 15)
MERIDIAN feT.
TELEPHONE NUMBER, 83821
III
"A FAIR FACI3 CANNOT AT0N3 FOR AN
UNTIDY HOUSE." USE
Ei Hem
llSillll
Lacka. Ave.
out at LESS than
to $1. 25, will
Testing Free
By DR. DR. SHIMBEEGr,
The Specialist on the Eye. Headaches and Ner
vousness relieved. Latest and Improved rityle of
Eyt'tilus? w and Spectaclen lit the Lowest Prices.
Best Artificial liven inserted for ?5.
aor, SI'llUCH ST., Osip. Old Post Offlce.
II. A. IIULBERT'3
City Musio Store,
STKmVAY SO
BKCKER 1SHOTHEK9 45
KRAJSICH & BACKS trass!
Uk a krgt stock ot SrsMlM
tiUSlCAti MERCHANDISE
Another Advocate of
BUS. 1IENWOOD Ss WARDF.LL:
GKNTLEMICN-It nffnrils me erc
ploasut-o to state thut jour new pruceM
of extracting tei-tli wns a Brand anoeeal Is
my cnao, and I henrtlly reenmmend It (4
II. I ulntieroly hope that other will
teat Its uii rlta.
Yours rcuprctfnlly,
CAPT. 8. . UKl'ANI, Scranton, Pa
Henwood k Wardell,
DENTISTS,
316 Lackawanna Avo.
Will on and after Mav 21 mnko a rrent reint
tlon In tho prices of plntes. All work guar
anieej flrut-ulass ia every particular,
A. W. JURISCH
435 SPRUCE STREET
BICVCI-KS AND PPORTINO
GOODS.
Victor, Gendron, :clipso, LovolL Diamond
ana Other Wlwels.
Ansssthene
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