THE SCTlANTOk TJillHWE-WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGUST S, 1801.
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408 Spruca Straet.
ClH.e Hours:
9 to 1 1. SO.
t 2 TO 5.
To the Republican Party of Lacka
wanna County:
I hereby announce that I Will be a
candidate for the effic of recorder of
deeds of Lack.-.wanna county before
the next Republican corvention.
H. L. HALSTEAD.
PERSONAL.
Senator M. E. McDonald and Mrs. Mc
Donald hnve returned from Atlantic City.
Miss Florence Jennings, of Xorwalk,
Con"., is a guest at the residence of T. C.
Mi's E'ta Levi, of Philadelphia is vi-it-inij
her cousins, the .Misses Levi, of Peua
avemi-.
Jii.-s Carrie Pries will leave this morn
intr tn vir.it friends in Pniladelpliia and
A;lantic City.
Myron Kas-on, deputy prothouotary, is
home ft' m .'u.-qncliauna county whore he
ppent his rummer vaca i'.n.
D. B. Atherton was in New York ye: ter
day on business connected wi'b the board
of trade and is expected to return today.
. Mrs; Dauiel Kin? anil dausjnters, Nellie
and Kate, ol Linghaniton, who has been
visitii.R Mrs. P.ins at tae fit. Denis, have
returned home.
John P. Illsey. of Philadelphia, president
of the Scranton Traction compaiir, ar
rived in town y.-aterday morning and will
spend a few days inspecting the roads in
this city.
Oeorse FI. Post, meirluT of tlie Forty
eight conitre-s from the Fiftee i th Pennsyl
vania district, ljh.i-s;5, niul nowpreeid nt
of the Standard Car Coupler company, of
New Yoik city, wa here last ninlit en
ronte from a few days' recreation in Mon
trose to his business in New York. Mr.
Pi st was probably ofie of tho bet known
wits in this section of the state and from
an editor of a small country newspaper,
line won his way through service iu New
York newspaper work to his present presi
dency of one of the largest corporations
in the country.
fcrar.ton'a Bualntis Intrrtats.
Thk TiiiiiuNE will soon publish a care
fully compiled and classified list of the
leading wholesale, banking, manufactur
ing and professional interests of Scranton
and vicinity. The edition will be bound
in book form, beautifully Illustrated with
photogravure views of our pnhlic build
ings, bu-iinetM blocks, streets, etc., together
With portraits of leading citizens. No
fimilar work has ever given an equal rep
resentation of Scranton's inHny indus
tries. It will be an invaluable exposition
of our business resources. hent to
persons outside the city, copies of
this hnndsomo work will attract
new comers and be an unequalled
advertisement of the city. The circu
lation Is on a plan that cannot fail of good
results to those conrerned as well as the city
atlarge. Kepre-entativos of Tim Tkiiiunb
Will Call Upon TllOSB W1IOSK NAMKS
are dkhiiiko in this edition and explaiu
its nature more fully.
Those desiring views of their rasidnncos
In this edition will please have notice at
the ollice.
. Wattr Fihprs.
Pure water secures good health. T. F.
Leonard, at 6o5 Lackawanna avenue, has
for sale four styles of stone water filters
that are sold at prices within reach of all,
and are as easily cleaned and taken care of
' as a water pail, and will last for years.
The filter is all stone, nothing to rn-ir, cor
rode or become foul and will fitter from
four to twelve gallons pur day. Drop in
- nud see them.
Eucklen'a Arnloa Salve.
,The bent salve In the world for Cnti
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Halt Rheum, Fever
Korea, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all bkm Eruptions, aiul posi
tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
itguarauteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price lib cents per
box. For tale by Matthews Bros,
Rinit, pnre, wholesome bread made from
Ave.
PIANOS .
MANS
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SHOW WHITE
" FLOUR.
lie Weston il Co
ruibbury's best.
NEWS IF WEST SI
Fire
in the Millinery Store of Miss
Thompson on South (lain Avenue.
Ida
irnrn
JiUiU
Fine Entertainment Given by Electric
Camp of Patriotic Order of True
Americans Lecture of Kongo tvlor
iya, of Japan Drunken Men Create
Trouble on a Taylor Car Other
News Notes from Across the River.
The nlarm of fire which was sound, I
from hi x oj at Main avenue and Jacic
8 n street yesterday afternoon wan
caimed I'V ii liiz- in the millinery store
of Miss Ll'i Thompaim on South Haiti
avoune. "I'll buililin is a two story
frame dwelling owned by Mrs. W.
HacUctt of the central city. Mi
Tti. in piumi uses an oil stove ami s um
very liijiit fabric.- iu t li atoro bcciine
incited by it. The whole interior of
the store was soon in a blnz.
Franklin nnd (.'olumbia, Fire com
panies responded, and two s-tronina il
water hoou subdti 'il t t 11 mien. The
inteiior of tlif Bioro im cui plrtfly den
iroycd. The utuvr tl ir of the build
ing was occupied by Jlrt W. T. tirif
tit tie, tht bimciifiit by Kichnrd Urav
'ii.l tho ivnr ly Mr. ami Mis. W. K
Uoihb. The latter carried no insur
ance, and their losi uy both tire aii'i
w hit is ureat. Mrs. Uriffuus and
Uichard Gray fnreil better.
M,iss Xh nips m's insurance ia fl,DJl,
which does mil ewer her loss n li t"
mock. The klu m (;( to the building is
iiboul jtiiKI. An incident in coniiocli jii
with t ie tir which may yet come up
for uiVii'i.il consideration is the ritfht of
mi cftictr to remove any prison from
the front of a burning building who
klot not up pour to he a lireni'iti. Oili
cer Ssteiiheii Dyer yesterday tools his
punt in front of the Imruiui; structure
to make room for the tiro laddies lo
perform their duties.
Tne crowd surged backward before
tho lutou, except on man. Air. Dyer
told him to move back, but be would
not. II -j allied him if lie was a li re
in in and tii- nun rmdied:
'OU, I'm all ritiiit."
lie would ahow no firetuau's bailee
iiul Officer Djvr removed the man by
jiieer lorce.
Tne hitter afterward proved to be n
prominent member of the fire depart
ment, uud will report (.Hiker Dyer's
conduct to the head of tuo police ilo
partmeiit. P. 0. T. A.
bNTERTAINS.
An Eijoyabli Atliir G.vau
List Even-
in
The rooms of Electric ciiiup, Xo. o.
Patriotic O.-.ier nf Trtu Am means,
oVt-r Jenkius' drn store, were well
filled last evening at the entertain
ment and soci'U uiveti ny the rueui-oi-ra
of the order. Tne room was beau
.t.'uilv decorated with lh'3 and bunt
i:iu whicli tustefaily sdonied the walls.
Pictures of tuo prsid-'iits and cele
brated utatesmuu occupied conspicuous
pl.ic-s.
Mrs. Cieore Iloast-r was 'cumrmau
of the evtuiiikf. Tile programme oiiem d
with an ad lress of welcome by Miss
Anna Uanutt Stpuen Hughes re
citrd and the Diukioa Liu.j club i;ave
one of tbeir splendid selections. . Miss
Lillie Evans. caild of o years, cave
iwo recitations with marvelous expr-s-
si'in. A uu l by Ali.ssea Stella btubblc-
bine aul Anna Liuniett followed. A
luet by the Clark sisters drew forth
urent api lause and a baritone solo w is
rfnlerea by tJeiiiile uiuziusky. Miss
Etta Mi.yle, of Moscow, also sani;,
Ine fntrrtaiuraut closed with a se
lection by tlie Ladies' Glee club, con
sisting of Mr. .Randolph Jons and
Misses Vie Jpn , Mattle Williams,
Eit.i Moyle and Nouna Williams. Cake
and cream were afterward served and
a social time iu dulg-'d in.
FIGHT OKI A CAR.
Drunken Ken Try to Create a Disturb
ance. The passengers on an Eynon and
Taylor car were treated to a disgrace
ful scenS at a late hour last evening
It was ocensioned by a drunken man
who was making insulting remarks in
the car. He was acn mpanled by two
others of his own calibr , and thoy en
tered into a spirited discussion.
This was more than the conductor,
who Is also a special ofiior, cotili
stand, and th perpetrator was prompt
ly ej-cted. This made the otner two
men very demonstrative and hot words
ensued. Limn preferring their ride
home to the d.f ease of their companion
they desisted.
RUN DOWN BY A WAGON.
Harry Brown R cnivn a Painful Abra
aloo of tha Log.
Harry Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard S. Brown, of North Sumner
avenue, was painfully ii jured yester
day morning while at play in the street.
A grocery wagon happ iued to pass
along and Young Brown jainp'.d on
the side step of the wagon.
As the wagon began to linTii f.j-t.ir
the boy lost his hold and fell beneath
the wheels, one of them passing ov. r
his leg A deep cut was mado but tlie
bone was not injured. Dr. M. J. Will
iams was summoned uud dressed the
wound.
DISCOURSE ON JAPAN.
An
Inatructiv Lotur Ctlvan
by
Learned Japanns.
Keogo Morlyu, a Japanese, who is
now studying Cnristunity at an Amer
ican institution, g ive a very interest
iug lecture last livening before a large
audience in the Jackiou Street Baptist
church. He spoke on the manners and
custom oft tho peopla, telling of tbeir
peculiarities and relating many curious
unecdotes.
.He dwelt on their religion, stating
that a large nnmbsr are now becoming
Christians. American missionaries
have done good work in that section.
Mr. Moriya speaks with a fluency that
is surprising.
LITTLE WEST SIDE NEWS NOTES.
Misses Mnmo and Alillio Ilabhlntt, of
Plymouth, will return home today lrnm
an extended vieit with friends on this side.
The committee in connection with the
benefit of A brain Thomas will meet this
evening iu Lynns' Ball, South Main ave
nue. The Delaware, Lackawanna and West-
oru company will pay their employes at
the Sloan and Hampton mines and the car
suops touay.
Morgan M. Jenkins, of Danville, ro
tnrned home last evening after a visit
with his couidn, Plumber Will D. Orifflthb,
of North Sumner avonue.
We Bre clearing out the wholo of our
stock of fine etchings. Chicago Art Co.,
IS7 Penn avenue. ,
Company F held their Inst drill last
evening before going to camp. The follow
ing members have been elected as the ad
vance guard and loft for Gettysburg this
t: II .. r . -1 , .
ral Walk'T. nntl Privates Raymond, Miiiib
lleld and Walker.
A .CRAP AT THE B LL PARK.
Eyarjthln Wont at Ytrda7' Game,
8q No ArreBta Followed.
Tatrick Dukshii and James D.nvd are
two of the most lusty rooters who fr
qtient the ball park. Yesterday they
had adjoining sats on tin Jack Neat
tier of the hi. aohors. Duusn's yelliiK
and kicking at the nmpi re's decision
distrusted Dutid, who told bitn to "no
ehowanu;." Duutran, who is an old
tn.iii, ( rue I'lii d to administer a shnUini;
to ymiiu Uoml, but Dond was in no
i.iiluor to he hIiiio!;, and to etiiplmsiz
liin teneral dislikk- for that sort of tliini;
planted his foot on Diij'an's nose. Tne
old m, ui proceeded to l'olaliato nud here
the !niiu sto ) d,
Wh'u the jjam- was proceedod with
( Hirers lind tie cmhatunts Hiiate I at
i xireine ends of the lile ich rs, whre
i ach f-n Mit the r.'.st of the ulternooii
o- n pin tr blood i 1 1 chH from his fuee.
T'no police tlioiiKl.t any old thinu was
jtisiiliiihlo at yesiord.iy's name and did
not arrest the belligerents.
MSINKSS IS (JOOl).
A Travelling Man Says That Scranion
Is Today tho Most Prosper
ous City in llio State.
''I'nsinoss iu this valley nud in
bVrauion particularly is betcer tlian in
any other portion of the state," said n
traveling tiiiiuicial man tia TltlUI'NU
reporter last evening, k-imilur expres
sions are frequently heard, but tho re
porter's conversation with the gentli
i ii ii n quoted ahovo is particul irly gra
tifying from the fact Hint he is general
agent in en islerii Pennsylvania for a
In uncial Hssociaiiim whose ngeuls
solicit cash investments, lie said:
'Our solicitors come in contact with
all classes, but thoy havo to deal par
ticularly with salaried men with fam
ilies, business i:in with minor inter
ests aod loners wh.is'o inoomos are pT
haps iJ'.'.jlH) annually. Now when such
a clas (i Miplo have money, the fayt
is significant that a corresponding
state oi all ilrs exists among
their mora li.iniiol.il 1 v fortunat
br-'thMi. Our i:i"ti are located in all
tlie counties touched by the Susque
hanna riv-r and in the counties east of
that stream. Throughout the territory
south of Lackawanna c unty our b est
men nro locate !, yet nearly doulda the
ainouut of lnisiin s8 is being done in
and iiiljiciit to S'ranton compared
with any other similar territory.
"Business ni'ti in Scrauton do no:
appear to cry 'hard times, 'and the few
who do complain, do it ns a 111 kttor of
foriil and with tho spirit thai a low
ei.bconversitiouili.it will sav 'it looks
iike raiu.' Our agents have been i.t work
licroovera m 'titli with splendid success
yet-twenty days was the period lir't
decided upon. There seems to bo lio
stop to our success and it will probably
be another Week before Wo leav'j the
citv.
"Xo, sir; if money is 'tiht' in
Scrantou we iiivvo vet to be undo awato
of it." i
SOUTH' SIDE JOTTINGS,
Mis Lizzie Coyne, of Locust street, is
visiting friends iu Cartioudale.
Andrew J. II st, of Cedar avenue, re
turned yesterday from Boston.
The members of St. John's church will
hold a soeial tbi-t evening in their hall.
Misses Helen, Anna and Janet Jones, of
Titistan avenue, nro summering lit Flcet
viile. A: ax Phillip, of Cedar avenue, went to
riiilndelpnut yesterday to have an opera
tion p rfo'. nied on his eye.
The Scrimton Traction compiny is re
placing tho ol I poles along i'litstou and
Cedar avenues with new ones.
Cards are out announcing the mnrriage
of Frank liurke, of .Miuooka, and Mi.-s
Luviuia Wal-.li, of Uirney avenue.
The Women's n'-s.inntion of tho Pros
pect Avenue Metlii di-t Episcopal church
is 8 ending the day at Alaplewuod.
Miss Magu'io Loahey, cf Prospect nve
nue, has returned trom Now York, where
sue was sp -mllii;: lior summer vacation.
Mieliad Madden, of llellevuo, while
boating at .M aintain lake, fell into the
wat r ami had a narrow escape from
drowning.
Misses Julia and Susie Fysmihaeh, of
Bethlehem, who had b"eii visiting Mr. and
Mrs. L. D. Powers for a week, returned
homo yesterday.
Anton Fls,h, of Cedar avenue, has been
elected to represent St. Mary's church at
the Catholic convention iu Now York,
September 10 to lit.
The membership committee of the South
Hide young Women's Christian association
gavo a social last evening at 11121 Cedar
avuuuo. A very enjoyable time was hud.
Mrs. Pe er Hart man and Mrs. Dippre,
two well known ladies of this side, were
lying HI tho point of death last night. In
enc.li case small h p.j were entertained of
recovery.
John L ich, of AMCi Pittston avenue, en
tertained a large number of Ins irienils
last evening, the oceasiou being his bil l h
dny. The ilaydn leo and I! m.jo club
was present and enlivened the event with
choice selections.
Joseph Jani'ki. of West Pittston, was
given a hearing before Alderman O'M alley,
ot the Twentieth ward, yesterday on the
charge of passing n forged cheek for $100
on Anthony Shepeliiuiski.of the Twentieth
ward, lie whs held for trial.
DUNMOiXu DOINGS.
( urds nro out announcing tlio mnrrmgo
of Mips Alice AUirpn.v, or Drinker street,
to John Fad Ion, ot Olypliiint.
Miss IShia haggerly is visiting friouds in
New York city.
Mrs. T. P. Lulch worth Rpent Sunday in
Hyde Park.
Edward Angwin, jr., wns appointed
grand instructor t Mm last, mooting of,
crnnd castlo ut tile Knights of tho Uolden
Eagle.
Mis. Frank Ilittiuger, of Hawl y, is vis
itiug her sister, Mis. Jacob PI .-teller.
Miss Kac'nel Plotcher, of Philadelphia, is
visiting here.
Shoe repairing promptly attended to at
the Ulotio Shoe stoi o.
Miss Alice Spencer, of Uloom street.
leaves today on amoutu s vacation to Pleas
ant Mount.
Mrs. M. J. Drown, cf Jossup, Is visiting
in town.
O. W. Potter is ill at his homo on Drink
er street.
8. (). Kerr, i f Sornnton, delivered n lec
turo iu the Methodist church last ovenlug.
We CAl.t. attention to tho new nilvortise
niontofW. E. 1) iiigliu $1.1).) shoe which
appears in our Issue today. Wo have ev
ery assurance from t he manufmttiirer that
the recent niipinvenu ntii iu style and
quality will give more satisfaction than
ever to tho wearers cf thc3U popular
buocs. '
Mualo Boxes Exclusively.
Pest made. Phiy any desired number of
tunes, uautschl to Sons,, rnannractui ers,
KiilO Chestnut si roet, Philadelphia. Won
(lerful orrbentrial organ, only $5 and WO.
Specislty: Old music boxes carefully re
paired and improved with new tuuos.
in;.
M'CLAIN Mary, Infant daughter of Joi n
W. and Katie Mcclain, Hgi-a u monies
and 4 days. 1-uuernl tomorrow alter
noon at I) o'clock.
IS OF NORTH ID
Constable Bernard Davles on Unlicensed Sale
of L'qnor.
HIS EXPERIENCE IN THE PAST
Four Years Ago tho Hotelkeepers of
the North End Formed an Associa
tion and by Co-operating with Con
stablo Davics Much Good Was Ac
complishedMr. Davies' Opinion
on the Subjoct News Notes
A 1 liiiiUNE reporter yosturJay called
the attention of Constable Iiirnard Da
vies, of I he Second ward, to tha previ
ous articles in this dep ii tinent dealing
with the question of "noles in tho
wall.'' Mr. Davis was some time ago
one of the most eii' rgotio co'iulables in
connection with the suppression of ille
gal drinking shops and his remarks
will be of interest.
He stated that four years ago the
North End saloon lwepers formed au
association from which emanated a re
quest to him lo return all unlicensed
drinking shops in the Second ward.
Furlueriiiore, thev promised all legiti
mate assistance in obtaining reliable
evidence and securing convictions of
guilty parties. Accompanying this was
ih- ir expression that ttiey were anxious
to live up to the letter of the law uud
to be protected in turn by wiping out
the unlicensed business. Mr, Davis
added:
"They did nssiat we and tho result
was that with our joiut efforts wo t"
uuvuda conviction in nearly every chho
and practically wip 'd out the boles iu
tho wall in the Second ward, llow
evur nothing was dona in the adjoin
ing wards and naturally our hotel
keepers became discouraged in having
to light the battle alone."
IN UNION TIlICItK IS HTKKNUTH,
Mr. Davies said with some emphasis
that he is confident that if the hotel
keepers niul the citizens throughout
the city and county would join hands
iu the crusade and assist the constables
in one united, effort the days of the un
licensed liquor seller would soon ba
numbered. lievertiug to the proceed
ings in the Second ward, he added:
"Since the disruption of tin work of
the Hotelkoeper's association I have re
turned several parties, but have had no
assistance or encouragement on tho
p it t of the citiz tus except at rare inter
vals an anonymous letter, aud in these
casi s they have resulted in an expense
to the county and practically eiionur
aged other oli'enders to ba more deliiut
when they saw tho poor results of the
prosecution I am s ilisfl id that there
are a number of unlicensed pUces iu
this ward, tut I hvo no evidence
sullioietit to convict. I know what the
law requires mo to do and I try to do
it. I believe if tho county would ex
pend a littlo money iy way of remun
erating constables, say or we
could all aril to do sola j detective work
and be held in some resptct by the
1)1! hue.
In conclusion Mr, mvia made the
llowiug remarks which are of special
importance:
llie tilaiu fact or tne matter is,
ere are a great untiy voters in this
county and some i mcials who do not
want crime of this kind suppressed. It
can be stopped if the ciliz-ms want it,
nut under existing laws, without as
istunce, tho constables of this county
will never wipe out this illegal trailio.
MORE CARE IS EXERCISED.
Mr. Davies outspoken words coming
from a man of bis experience and
knowledge of the question are of great
value, lie bus in concise sentences re
dded tho opinions of many lending
ami respected citizms in the North
End. Some one must be at fault in
this disgraceful neglect in carrying out
the law. Sinco the matter has been
ventilated in 'J he Tribune an improve
ment has been m initert in some parts
of Providence, and more care is exer
cised iu these vile dens as to persons
who nre granted admission.
A prominent citizen of the North
End said to a Titint'NE reporter ycter
day: "Many p rsons are delighted
with Til li lr.ini'NES espousing the
movement eg luH boles iu thu wall
The Bush and Notch are honeycombed
with these places. L ist Sunday 1 oh
served batches of boys ranging from 10
to lb years of age entering these openly
and without iliiliuulty and others of the
same age coming out in a drunken con
ilitinn. I mil convinced that more
seeds of evil are sown by these places
than by auy oue other cause.
NORTH END BRIEFS.
The employes at the Cnyugaaud Brisbin
mines will be paid tomorrow.
Arniit Thomas, the North Eud mail
nnin, is enjoying a vacation at Toronto.
A baby daughter has arrived to gladden
the homo of Juhu Malum, ,14 Parker
street
Messrs. Dillon and Murray's "Congress
of Novelties" Will be Held at tho armory
tonight.
Owing to repairs being necessary at tho
Brisbin win u has been suspended for the
rest ol the week.
Elegantly framed pictures are being sold
for half (n ice ot lrauio. Chicago Ai t t o.
17 Penn iivenno.
Patrick Welsh was awarded thirty days
in the county jail fur the assault on an old
man iu l'roviiloiice yestorday.
Miss Cn'liorini) Mauley, of Brick nvenno.
and Bridget Jordan, of West J nrket
street, nro t-puuding their vacation at L ike
mola.
The f.lrcen Hidgo Baptist church will
hold their annual picnic in connection with
the Sunday school ou lliursUiiy at Laurel
Hill park.
Mis Jeanolto Christmas, of West
Market, street, is entertaining Miss Day.
formerly of tho Oral school, but now of
Trenton, N. J.
John Tranton, of Margaret avenue, me
with nn accident yesterday at L-ggett'
i Trek owimr to a premature explosion
Trnnton is badly hurt in the face and ouo
arm.
William J. Thomas, or wayne avenno.
Is recovering slowly from the effects of bis
accident. hamuei ijioweiyu, or I'arK
Place, is acting as night atteudeut upou
bun.
Mrs. Uulh Davies, of Wayno avenue, met
with an ace dent yesterday, resulting iu
spraining of her foot, which will prevent
her accompanying the party arranged for
to go to Harvey's inao on piuuniey.
Jack Welsh, in a stafo of intoxication
attacked an old man yesterday near the
Square, but to his surprise the old gentle-
inau turneii rmiuu mm nuiiiiuisi,erci
severe cilstigatioii. Both wore arrested.
The Citizen's band is to be congratulated
iiimn the success of their picnic at Frear
grove last evening. Excellent limine was
discoursed bv the members of the bam
and the largo number who enjoyed the
dancing testified to tne excellence of the
nrraugoineutt.
ELECTRIC WIRE FIRES AN AWNING.
Lots of Exotteraent for a Chart Time,
But Little Damage Done,
An eloctrio light wire set fire to
awning iu front of II. Lehmeu'o cloth
ing store, corner of Lackuwauna nnd
Franklin avenues, last night about
o'clock, Int before the firem n arrived
the blaze had been extinguished with
bucksts of water.
The alarm . was sounded just at a
time when the streets were thronged
and cons quuiitly an immense crowd
was quickly assembled. The bad con
dition of the Peiin and Lsckawnnna
avenue street intersection caused th
lire companies no littlo trouble iu
reaching the scene.
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION.
Will Bo Elected by Thirteenth Ward Re
publican Club on 'lhur-day.
Tho U-publicau club of the Thir
teenth waid will hold a mo 'ting on
Thursday evening at the ofllce of Aid
eimaii Bailey on Dickson avenue.
Il promises to lie a most inn-resting
meeting, as three delegates and three
alternates will be elected to attend the
tatft coiiT'iitiou of the League of 11'-
publicun Clubs at llarrisourg on Sept. 5.
I'm! KM T that iiood's Snrsnpnrilln, once
fairly trie I, becomes tho family medicine,
spunks volumes for its excellence mid me
dicinal merit. Hood's Snrsnparilla is na
ture's co-worker.
Boon's Pu.i.s brcome the favorite ca
thartic wilh everyone who tries them, "Oc.
640,000 School House No. 27,
L. Walter, architect, bids, to ho opened
this mon th, to be built on oiumbia avenue.
aits for Hale ou this avenuo at low pricos
for a brief period.
AKTIIL'lt 1- ItOTlll.NlillAM.
Euildinif Wutnn.il f, r fnln.
Ininiiro at Conrad Schrouder's ofiico,
'oniinoii Wealth Building.
SOLE AGENTS FOH
T TDBTCV'O
CUT GLASS
L1DJDM
0
L AUG EST LINE OF
Haviland & Co.'s
Cllina White 81lJ DacorateJ.
Silverware, Lamps,
Chamber Sets,
WEICHEL k MILLAR
Ii6 Wyoming Ave.
If a Tornado
Strike Scranton
It would cause littlo
more
surprise to our citizens than
FREEMAN'S NEW
SPOT CASH PRICE LIST
WATCHES, DIAMONDS.JEW
ELRY, SILVERWARE, ETC.,
never have been sold before at
such prices; but, remember there
is no CREDIT at Freeman's.
Our line of Groceries is
completa and you can
rely on them being the
finest.
If you want a delicious,
high-flavored TEA, try
our New Crop JAPAN
for 50c; worth 75c.
C. DITCHBURN
4.7 LACKAWANNA AVE.
TH-
CELEBRATED
it i'MP 3
i La.i Lu.., i
P3CANOO
re at I'renoni tin" Nnt Popular anil rrrftrra bj
llUHlMIK Alll.ltl.
Wirerooms: Opposite Cohir.iluis Mnnumont,
ROOP tlnnlnit and aolderlnis nil rlono awny
with liy the HHHot HAKT.MAN rt I AT
ENT PAINT, which coimiKta of initredi nta
Well-known to nil It can lie applied to tin,
galvanized tia, nheet iron rooTH, m bo ti brick
welllnita, which will prevent iilmnlutely nnv
cruiiitiliu, craekliiK or lireakinir of till
brick. It will outlast tinning ot any kind by
many yenrn.and it'a cost dees not exceed one
firth that of tho cost of tlnnhttf. Is sold by
the job or peunil. Contracti taken by
AMOMU HAIU11IAN.N, tU7 iiirohSt,
NBA BALL
j f
n .l I Til! . I VV I
BliOGEBiES
XvF-l Mr: W'
You Need Them
V
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
Custom Tailors and Clothiers,
WYOMING AVENUE.
ii CT3
To be closed
half value.
CAP3, worth from 39c. to
bs closed out at
h n 173 rca n n n a r n
I ' fix J I
308 Lacka. Ave.
CLEARING SALE
10 ioz. Lace Cans
At less than HALF VALUE and other
gocda-in proportion.
H!;:s:!::::!3:3:2::!::!s:E:i::i23s:in:;i:::i:.i::!M:M!!t!:!.:i!if:n!HiM.:iiuiril
Scientific Eye
By
WILL EUYA
FASHIONABLE
SOFT BRIM
AT
CONRAD'S.
It's a Great
Shock
tn tlie folks v-lio urn cl-dtninir t hey undersoit
ill ol hers to tlml lli.'it k itliait tho le.-ist tass
or blii-ter we are uiviait custom ra the bou
Hit ol' siu-li oiipoi luaiiiiis ns tlieso.
A htrleilv llluh Unide l.rall-"olirli
t lieil, 181) 1 pal I era, f' r IS I 10 chhIi.
lfitin paUi-rii, (SI. Ml Wheel, lor I.",.
IStll pnlteni. ftlOO Wheel, lor 83insti
these pricos make the business at curatory
FLORE Y S" HOLT
Y. M. C. A. BUILDING.
Maloney Oil and Manufac
turing Company
Have removed llieir ofiico to their
Warcrooiiw,
NUMBERS
141, 143,145,147, 149, J51
MERIDIAN ST.
TELEPHONE NUMBER, 8631
mm
RAT
'Syt ' '''' f
, V.'LJ
'THE BEST IS; AYE, THE CHEAPEST." AVOID
IMITATIONS OF 'AND SUBSTITUTES FOR
SAPOL O
out at LESS than
M
$1.25, vill
Testing Free
DR. BR. SHIMBERG,
25c. 1
m
mm
11
The Specialist on the Eye. Headaches and Ner.
vousiiei-s relieved. Latest and Improved Style of
Eyeglasses and Spectacle at the Lowe-t Prices.
Best Artificial Kvhs iusertel for 65.
305 SPUL Ci: ST., 0; p. Old Post OSce.
II. A. HULBERT'3
City Musio Store,
PTFIVvVAT ROM
DKCtt Kit ItltOTHKCS
KHAAU H & P.ACsi
V1XL.IZ, J HALtl.
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IHt a lwc atock of Ant-aim
MfSlCAl! WKnOHAXOI&l
titbiu, tia. L.iu
Another Advocate of
OKS. IIFAVO(H X UAU1H.U:
CKVn.KMK'N-U ua.irdB mo crenj
piiatiiro to at ii to thut your vx prwti
of XtrMct hit; tcrth tin 11 t;riinil urcei 14
my oiihi', tt ml I hiMirtily n-commrn! It t4
nil I Hliu-firly liopo t Ii it t albeit wlli
tt ill lnrri..
Yiiir4 resjrrtfully,
CAl l IS. II. llliVAN r, Scranton, Ti
Henwocd k Wardall,
PLXTISTS,
31G Lackawanna Ave.
Will on and after M.av 21 make a areat rednl
tlon 111 the pricet of plati-H. All work tfUtiV
auteod flrat-clasa iu every varticular.
A. V. JURISCII
435 SPRUCE STREET
EICYCLKS AND SPORTINC
GOODS.
flotor, Qendron. F.ellpae, LovelL Diamond
and Other Vi huola.
itostiiene
l-i w i f - i .
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