The Scranton tribune. (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, August 17, 1894, Page 3, Image 3
T1IE SCTIANTON TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING-. AUGUST 17, 1894. STELLE & SEELEV 134 Wyoming Aye. We will show you what you want. GOOD BREAD -USE THE SHOW WHIT And always have Good Bread. MANUFACTURED AND FOB BALE TO THE TRADE BY The Weston 111 Co EEWARE 0? COUNTERFEITS ) THE BFWIWE PfiPUUB Punch Cigars ' HAVE THE IMlTUtS G.4 B. 8t Co., lmrrlnit on Each C'lftf. Qarney, Brown & Co. Mfr's. Ilillil Mltl MJUAilK. DR. H. B. WARS will be in his offisa on and after the first week in Septem ber. PERSONAL. Sheriff Fnhey Is in New York. Mrs. Wude M. Finn will leave today for Ocean Grove. Miss Marao Budcett nf Carbondale, is the guest of Mi.a k.ita Crane of Dunuiore Leo R'.os, of Fine street, who has been at Lake Ariel, baa returned borne iif til- a aliort stay. Churles House, of the city controller's mnce, is imctf at uisUesK after u pleasant two wi'eKs' vacation. Jnmes F. Hcaulon of Xew York, who has been the guest of Edward O'lloyle of Capouao avenue, returned home yester day. T. V. Powderly lectured on "Duty of tbe Workman to tbe (State," at Mount Morris Wednesday evenies and also lec tured last night nt Cuba. Both nddre-.ses were m.iUd to CimutauaiiH circles. Air, Powderly will lecture ut Chautauqua this ana tomorrow evening. You Can Buy nt Coaraan'a 1 lb. f tlio finest Chocolate packed in hnnusouio boxes for om. id. Oat II.il. The bi-annual meeting and tournament of the Turner sociuties of the Philadelphia dis'rict will be held in this city Aug, 20 ana ki uuuer tue auspices o: the local ruin' verein. Saturday Evening, Aug. 18 Reception of the delegates froiii Philadelphia, Will- lamsport, Aiientowo, w iiKos-Uarre, Treu ton, N. J., Camden, N. J. Monday, Auy. 20 Oraud parade of the vinting societies, ah local singing and other German societies will participate to Central Park garden; sports and games between visiting and local Turner socie ties. Admissiou to park 25 cents Picic all day and evening. Tuesday, Aug. 21 Mammoth excursion to Farview. Train leave Delaware and Hudson depot at 8.30 a. tn. Tickets for adulta, 73 cents; for children. 40 cents. For sale at C. D. JNnuffer, tied Durr, John T, Fahrenholt, city; Schneider Bros., Chariot Pcbeneb, Ctiarles Kirst, South Hide; George Wuuucb, Joseph Zimmerli, Iiyde Committee; Louis Gscheidlk, 1'itKD liUMMLEB, Secretary. liTYLlsn Lorgnettes at Davidow Bros. r . .. - Ecrantoa'a Business Interests. , .Tns Tribunb will socn publish a care iuuy couipueu and classified list or tne leading wholesale, bankiue. manufuotur ing and professional intermits of Scran ton and vicinity. The edition will be bound in book lorin, beautifully illustrated with nbotogravure views of our nnblio build- lugs, business blocks, streets, etc., together witn portraits oi loading citizens. Ho similar work has ever eivun an ennui ren- resentation of Bcraoton's many indus tries, it wm ue bu mvaiua Die exposition ' of onr business resources. bent to persons - outside tlie city, coplos of this handsome work will attract new comers and be an unequalled advertisement of tbe city. Tbe circu lation is on a plan that cannot fail of good results to tno-e concerned as wen as the oity at large. .nepre-emaiiveso i hb tribune will call upon - tuosb whose names are desired in this edition and explaiu Its nature more inny. Those desiring views of their residencoj In thin edition will please have notice at tbe ouicv. - S. B, Dorfet, mate of tbe steamer Art- ha. I lita fnnl-. ' hAdlir iammaA Thomas' Erlectrio Oil cured it. Notbiug eqUHl W IV lor a quiti yaw .duvivi, A miner's friend Davidow Bros, tl clocks. Warranted. . Bnoklen's Arnloa Salve. Tta hf anlva in th world for Onkl Brntses, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Bheum, Fever C n... 'I '.1 U.n.la ( hi hlsin. lrn .nd all Klrin Erntitiona. and Dosl- tively cures Piles, or no pay required Ik It cniRr.nt.Ml tn crlva Tierfttct satisfaotion er money refunded. Price H5 cents per doi. r or saie oy juatmews dto PIANOS ORGANS ' ft Foe to Dfspepsia - SOUTH IE Scissors' Grinder Takes Two Tumbles Down tbe Cedar Avenue Saud Back. HS ' ITALIAN PLAYED CIRCUS i He Started Out In Search of n Alder man to Get Out a Warrant Opening of 8U Luke's Kindergarten School Next Month -The .Neptune and William Connell Fir Companlee Are Badly In Need of Koreas Other News. The seed Italian aolssors grinder dally sen on tbe South Side, wander iuur alousT ringing a belt and carryiur on hit should bU working parapbor- nulla, bad an experience yesterday thit will be apt fu eling to bis memory. He bed climbed tbe lugn sand bank kirtiog Cedar avenue oear Palm ttreet, wine a crowd of urohlus at play on tbe Isvel above began to teas him.' While dedgtug the stenes they threw at blin be backed over the buk ind tbe rapidity of tbe somersaults be performed oa his dotvswarl trip ppeared to have bad a were li-ol on hi i temper thaa ble body. He gut up, dusted iiIumK an I started a? tbe bank i saesod time. The beys allewed blui to climb almost to tbe tp and than cnt a foailade of stoaes tewtrd blm. One of tbe stones hit him ana dowa tbe biuk he went again heels over bead. He gathers.! himself out ef tbe saud pit. gaged ruefully at kl tormentors, nd started In search ol an alderman. ST. lUKVS K'NDtftCARTEN. Fall Term Will Opn Nx-. Momh with Ikoi.su J AU.Bd.Q09. Tlie succemful ' Piist ' school terra of St, Lnke's Kiudergart u school ou Ctdur- avenue bus causd parents to ke ereater deminJs for the reop- ion of their ohlldreu tbe eouiiug yer han it is fasrtd tbe ssbool will be able to accommodate. Tbe teacher, Mine Florenoe Hull, bas been oomtnsadea so highly for bar work that It may not be Improbable In toe near future to see a movement bttgun for au enlargement of the sshool. Hurrv C Hak. of Power's drug store, has assisted very materially In kindergarten school work on this sid-, xud to bis efforts in part must be at- ributed tbe ureasut popularity and tue nope of more extend I usefulness of the ssbool in time to 0"iue. THEY NEtD Tl MS AT ONCE. The Neptuaes and Vflliiaaa Connells With ut Proper St r vice. Tf the Neutnne Euurlne eombanv. with it. Iiohvv n.w .uutue. and tlie William Cotivell Hose ceupuuy, with Its cuuit'Craouie hots carnag', urs not up to the staudard iu their punc uality nt fir.s, it is a fair question to ask, "Whois fault is ttY As a. tuatur of fact neither comoanv is supplied with decent horses, and so they cm he expeotea to roucn nres oniy ne nnicltl m the tnmbla down aniin its n,,n rlrucr lha vehicles. A TRIBUNE re- 1 i . .n.. Iv.... ,.t.t porter una mru ijvulvuij Tursuuau. to put-this matter into print for the consideration of the genlluinen of tbe councils. SOUTH SIDt JOTTINGS. The new Neptune steamer will be tested next iilunday. Dr. and llrs. J. A. Mauley will return today from Saratoga. Miss Sarah Nedham, of Cedar avenue, is visiting in Elmburst. Common Councilman Edward Robinson bus been troubled with gastritis fur some time, but is now convalescent. Tha SaenasrrnLde and Grentll Verein societies, of this side, will attend the parade of tbe Turn-Bezirks next Monday, and also tue jaozurt uiee ciuo. The South Side will send a larje dole gation to tbe excursion of the K.wl-ior Atblatio dun, wnicu leaves at 1U o cluck to-morrow night lor rcw xnrk. Tbe funeral of tbe late aiicbsvl Cnva uauifb. of SC3 Prospect aveuue. will take place this morulas at 9 o'clock. Interment will be made in tiyde 1'ark cemetery, preceded br a high mass of requi.'m nt St. reltr 9 cntnuural, Jlrs. Ihomns JJuron, r.r Stone avonup. was laid to rtst yastei'day iu Hvda Park Cathulic ceiuatery. The largi concourse that attended the funcrul ci'-uiiied the resect and esteem in which nUo whs helil. The pnll bearers were Patrick JlcHale, Johu Hivyderi, Patrick Iiyau, Jlichnl Oar vcy, Johu Durkin and Patrick Wh.iicn. NORTH END. Bnt and a Ser Are Mlzrd Up ia a Law Bull. ' The litis. at, b.twsea Jsba T. Cos- tsllo tad Rot K GUI bas not yet rhed a fisal s, , and frwb devel opments r eft ib hntt, Coetello rented a lt, no. lilts JNertn Ailn avau, te Ulll, the lease of whieh it is allege was a-n en uun sy, April l soil slfned ifunnsy, April 13. further mors the landlord pave tk tenant n deg and tnc poor "bow-wow has ben the lnnoosnt einss of muon trouble, iitlgstien ad expanss. Mr. Cnatello elnlms that Mr. Gill re quested hiw to take ill 4e haek again ud he aooerdlngly obiigea him in bis request, whilst Mr Gill dnims that thougs tbe deg was given be was takan away witbou,Ms f ermlaslon. This point was arsjusd before Aldsrssaa Ballev, wbo cave judswsnt' iu favor of Gill for $5 Against this Costa 11 appalad. bait was tbea enternd by Costelln for poisesaion of 1418 North Main av.-nil-', and Allermaii Horan gave an order for possession of the premises. Agsinst this Gill appealed. Further developments are awaited with Inter est, although the details are difficult to follow. It is said the oass will round up ia the county court, and it may, if all threats arc carried out, yet surpass the cslebrated Jones county calf case. . . WHERE IS HI AT? Besldence of an Alderman Said to Dis qualify Him. In a contemporary of yesterday Al dsrmau D. M. Williams, of the First ward, is charged with residing ot't of tbe ward, thereby disqualifying him self ss alderman. Mr. Williams informed a Tribune; reporter yesterdsy that he boards at the residence of Hanry Jones, Wayne vnue, and attends regularly at his office from 8 p. m. to 8 p. in. The alderman was very indignant that this uncalled for - attask was msdc apnn bin and was at a loss to account for tbe motives which prompted the writer. NORTH END NEWS NOTES. Armit Thomas, mail carrier, resnmsd his duties yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Burke will spend a week's vaoatloa at Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wlnton returned home yesterday from an extended tour. Dominick Evans, ot Brick avenue, Is entertainiug bis sister, Miss Mary Evans, I Boston. Mrs. Jams Bell, Miss Nellie B11 and Mis Mamie Brers are spendiuif a vacation at Benton, J. F. Evans, who intends to reside ner- mnueutly lu New York, lettthe North End a few days ago. Elecmntly framed nictures are beins sold for half price of fruine. Chicago Art Co., 17 Penn avenue. Alderman Horan has removed his court to 105 West Market Btreet, next door to tbe Lewis drug store. Mr. and Mrs. J. Murnhv. of Oreen nidire street, have returned Irom New York, wtere they spent n pleasant vacation. Poter Scort and Michael C s ove will meet at O'Mallev'a court on 8iurdav nt 4 o'clock, when a game for 110 will bo piayeu. Patrick G ilhdher had a collision with Lieutenant Suellinan on Wedaesday uiht and as a result will pay J or gpoud tea cuys in tlie county juil. The many friends of Thomas R. James, Wayne aveiiua. will bo ulu.l to hear of hiB gradual recovary after a long illtus. Mr. Jnints expects to bo uble to rcsauie duties next week. The Rev. Floyd F, Fuller is progressing very satisfactorily after the opurution on his band by I r. Kay on Monday la-t. The operation was in every manner succus-iful and the results will be heuehciul aud per manent. The fimernl of Brian Mulroy, of the Highworks, .took place yes-erdy. Ser vices wore held at the Holy Rotary church and intermaut was made at the Hyde Park Cathidic cemetery. Deceased was au old citizen of the North End. Thomas Jehu (LWw y Uryn) is announced as bavlug couiuliad with tbe d siroi of his f i lends to bucomn a candidate for j iry couimistioner, subject to the decisiou of the Kepnlilicuu couvontlon. Tu Llew is one of the must busiling men. of tlie sec tion and is working witu lus usual energy. Tbe funeral of Mis Ellen Evaus. the daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. David Evaiu, ot Margaret avenue, will take place this att- ernoou, iuteruient beinir at Waibburu Street renieterv. Mihs Evaus wan well known in the North End and many friends regret tbe loss of a sincere friend. John Clump sails today for Yorkshire, England, where he will probably spend a couple of years. Mr. Clump was a re spected member ot Mss Amr Mulley's dais, Methodist Episcopal church, and was tbe recipient of aspleudid testimonial upou his departure from bis teacher and classmates. WEST SIDE. A Eesume of tbe Uucb Talk.d of Via duct Tbe question of having a viaduct over tbe D.-laware Lackawanna aud Western tracks is again agitsted ty lbs action of tbe Wtst bide board of trade In announcing that a publio meet ing would be held. It was thought that tbe recent decision of court put a fnr tlirr sud to tbe project, but now that it is one more fully revived, the peo ple of the West bide will not bo slow n taklug a decisive step. -Tbe ordinance must bs pasud by council before viewers can be ap pointed. After the appointment of vi-wers and asfssinent of damages the eouncils will' be allowed thirty days to repeal the ordiuuncs. It is now thought that sucu exorbitant charges will not be made for dumiges by property bold-. srs along that section Tue danger wrought iu crossing the tracks at this point is a good p 'int in fuvir of the viaduct. D D. Evans, T. H D ile and T. Fellows M .son, the coimuUtoo ap pointed for the holding of n pnblie meeting, will shortly arrange mutters lor the demonstration. FUNERAL CF MRS. PHILLIPS. The Servloss Will Bs Conduced Te ' morrow Afternoon. Mra Phillips, wife of ' Thomas Phlllipi, of Bromley avnu, who did at ber brim ou Wo luusduy evening, will be burled tomorrow afternoon. Deceased was CO years of uge and a native of Wales. For uiuuy years sue has resided on this side, where her estimable qu ilitis won for her many friends. A a tnimbir of thu First WsUb Congregational church she waj mueh esteemed. Mrs. Phillips is survived by her hus band, nns daughter and tnree sous, Mrs. Edward Heal, and Divid. John and Tiionias C. Phillips. Services will be cotidaotod bv R-v. David Joues. Interment in tbe Wash burn Strsot ucmwtery. LITTLE WEST SIDE NfW3 NOTES. Mrs. Johu S. riarris, of Division street, is sojourning at Lake luola. Will Lewis, of North Hyde Pnrk nve uue, is spending a fow days in Glenburu. Mi?s Cora KeurUer, of Nerth Lincoln uvenue, Is rusticating at Pleasant Bencli. Miss Dobba Ilugiies, of Danville, is the guest or relatives ou Aortli L ucum ave nue. George Dnniels, of North Hyde Park nve- nue, is visiting friend in Susquehauna county. Harvev Rablnson, of Oranc. N. J., ii viitiug David Harris,ot North Hyde Furk avonue. Cbarlos Houea!id nlntor, Edith, of South Main avenue, have retnrued from Lake Winola. We are clenrine: out the whole of our stork of line e clangs. Chicago Art Co., l!47 Fenn avenue. Mr. and 'rs. G. H. Deitrick.of Wright's court,- win leave suortiy lor a tnree weks' stsy ui Port Jervis. , , The Scranton Traction company have now completed tne track improvements on JNprtn JJain avenue. Tha Columbia Hose enmosuy hell a well attended piculo a; WnhWr'e grove yester- day afternoon ana evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ekazsr Evans and daugh ter, tiame, oi nortu tiromiuy aveuue, uie iu Atlantic City on a vacation. Mr. nud Mrs. Giorg W. Jenkins, of South Hvde Park aveuue, left yesterduy to Mirses Lillian and Gertrude Woiseuflue, of Chestnut street, are speudiug a few weeks witu relatives in Mouroe cnuuty. Edward Jones, of North Hyde Park ave nue, a m.moer or the hciauton inuil da- psrlment, 1. sojourning at Ln idlewilo. Mrs. Theodore Naunian aud sen- Walter. of Noitb Sumner avenue, have retmned from a vi-it with friends in ilkea-Barre. The work of placing a sewsr lu the lwenty-urst ward l progressing rapidly uuuur vuo auicrvisiou oiuouii actor xica- oliis. Mail Carrier John H. Pbilllps is on his annual vacation, anil H now duvotiug his time to preparations for the September eieteudiod, . A farewell concert will be given in the Jackson Street Baptist church on Monday eveuiug by Profesaor Haydn Evaus and party, ihu mem tiers or tbe concert com pauy will leave about Aug. 23 fur a tour through Lnglaud and Wales. Wardtd Off DUaaae. "I have used several bottles of Hood's &ararparilla and found it to be all that It is recommended. It hai wardod off dis eases from teveral members nf the family." Alary A. leaner, iiimnnrst, ra. Hood's Pills cures sick headache. $40,000 Eobool House No. S7. E. L. Walter, architect, bids to be opeaed this moutn.to be built on Columbia u venue. Lots for sale on this avenue at low prlcei lor a brier period. Arthur Frothinqiiam. Buy the Wbr and get the best. At Guernsey Bros. Pillsburt's Best makes best bread. FilWCCfliBT List of CIt:z:ns Wbo Will Truo Djlivermci Make. PANELS DRAWN Jury Commissioners Ward and Howe and Sheriff Fahey Drew One Hun dred and Eighty Names from the Jury Wheel for the Fall Term of Common Pleas Court List of the Jurymen. The followlug jurors hvs been drawn for the comi.ig term of common pleas court: TRAVJiltSa JCROKS SFTI 17. C. M. Parker, farmer, Waverly. Peter J. Baxter, collector, Scranton. Lewis Fizer, contractor, Jermyn. Johu Copelaud. yardaiuster, Cnrbtmdale. David F. Shook, teamster. Scranton. William Campbell, miuer, buranton. Julm NoKtk, uKichaut, Madison. JoIju Salmon, miner, Duumore. Patrick McDonnell, miner, Mooaic. Win Aihertou, farmer, S.uth Abingtaa. Arthur E. Soauians, surveyer, Lu Plume, John L. Weutz, physician, Surauton. 1'. U. Ullgullou, liquor ueaier, qcruutou. Michael .Met frail, salesman, Seranwiu. T. S. Parker, farmer, Clark's Greau. Chas. Mock, justice of the nsace, Jofforson. ). S. Colliue. farmer, JeffBisoii, James M. Nicholsen, carpantur. Jermyn. Jnmes F. Hunnigan, geut, An Lbald. J. E. Whitman, carpenter, Scranton. John Ludilou, miner, Mluooka. Heuiy M. Baiter, luborer, Carbondale. Cyrus J. Meixell, bookkeeper, Scranton' Thomas O Hoi a, hotelkuapar, Arehbald. Thomas Jordan, miner, Dickson City. Liudeu Decktr, elerk, Scrautou. Waller Uukor, merchant, Jermyn. John Gibbous, miue foreman, Scranton. J aims K-lly, constable, Wintou. Martiu Mty, mrchaut, Scrautou, Philip Foy, couductor, Scranton. Joseph Alexander, jr., merchant tailor, Scrautoa. George Tiuior, carpenter, Scranton. Alicbuel Gradt, niliiur, roll. A. li. Eyuou, cashier, Scranton, J. Saltry. physician, Sornnton. John J. Hayes, stone cutter, Scranton. Theinus F. Walsh, shoemau, Scranton. George Russell, larmer, Fell. James Morrison, miner, Carbondale. Levi Geiz, tlrayiuau, Scranton. E. F. Decker, termer, &ott. William, Raver, farmer, Beaton. Johu Eiden, mlllliaud, Scruiitou. MUhasl AicDonnell, miner, Dunmore. ('. J. Jones, merchant, Scrautou. Edward G. Connor, supt., Scranton. George W. Pa tersou, farmer, LaPlume. A. F. Law, clerk, Scrautou. Hubert Junes, gont, acruuton. Robert SharploM, miuer, Arehbald. Thomas K. iiunley, miuer, Arehbald. v. Kivcuburg, tanner, uroeulield. Michael Dougher, miner, Archbald. James McDouald, fireman, Moosio. Auihony Cuslck, marcbnnt, Minooko. Joseph Silkman, clerk, Scranton . Richard Grimee, conductor, Scranton. Andrew Laudseidel, turmer, Ransom. Alfred G. Lewis, watchman, Scrauton. . TRAVKKSE JURORS, SCPf. 21 Hugh Collins, brakeniHD, Scrauton. NVw. H. Steveuo, farmer, N. Abluston. John VonBeck, gent, Carbondale. William Smith, farmer, Covington. M, J. Gillespie, maehiuist, Scrauton. W. w. Keieiuger, clerk, Scrauton. George Dings, farmer, Madison. Martiu Wasnuer, merchant, Scranton. Martin J. Bigliu, clorn, Scrauton. Daniel F. Kelly, mill haud, Scranton, Patrick iu Alauama, uiluer, Scranton. H. P. Parker, farmer, South Aliiuu'ton. GrifUih Morgau, miner, Carbondale. J. F. Mitchell, reporter, Scrautou. P. At. r "ster, msrehaut, Scrautou. George Good, icb, farmer, Scott. Beutuu T. Jayue, agent, Scranton. L. W. Partridge, merchant, Elmhurst. Peter Carr, laborer, Scranton. Daniel T. James, miner, Scrauton. lieiiiamlu i. tiauiels, nnutr, Scrauton. Stephen Caileuder, farmer, Blakely, C. D. Wiuter, msrehaut, Jermyn, itotiert tiouaa, engineer, blukelv. David Hopkius, farmer, Rauso'm. Martiu McDonald, miuer, Scranton. iLbeuezer Drake, la'- I Korje. F. S. Godfrey, hot . iJcrauton. Daniel J. Evans, lnaufauce, Scranton. Patrick McNally, butcher, Scrauton. Pun ick Higgi.,8, merchant, Miuooka. Martiu Neulou, clerk, Scranton. Patrick McGarry, teamster, Carbondale. William A, Murphy, carpenter. Scrautou. John Bullion, laborer, Scranton. Allrccl Kara, elevator men, Scrauton. George F. McL'srty, uinchiuiet, S runton, C. E. Silvius, curpeutur, Sumh Abiugtou. John Genter, luschi list, Scranton. P. F. UriAhi, merchant, Scrautou. JmuKDntimr, laboier, Lackawauca twp. i iviii. i-ueiiuu, loruuiaii, auruuton, Samuel Werkheler, farmer, L.-high. Jiiuea Browu, iuooiei, Moosic, Rudolf b:ceer, gant, Scrautou, JohuScrngg, machinist, fcrantou. Willard Atlurtou, uinch.ut. Tuylor. Edward Swaitz, englBeei,) Scrauton. Jamas McCarty, foreman, Duumjr. Fred Wiimnuu, macUtuM. Scrauton. C. A. Shermae, farmer, Gleaburn, Samusl Wilcox, liveryman, Mndiien. Joiiu S. Feigutun, fnremau. Scranton. Thomas B. James, miner, Bellsvno. Charles Clnrk, butcher. Sorauteu. Joseph Carpeutsr, farmer, N. Abington. uo.rpu noun, powuerotos, Mooeic Michael Devln, dark, S:rantou. D. L. Donty, farmer, YVaverly. Tulllo W. Jouet, laborer, Taylor. THAVRRBK juhom, oot 1. ' R. J. McHala, laborer, Olynlumt, Louis C nrad, itiercbant, ecranton. Horace G. Thayer, rarpentar, Elmhurst, Michael Burke, mlllluiad, Scrautou. A. ti. Knlgway, farmer, lient .u. Jacob Uoiz, merchant, Pur au ton.. Thos. Penbridgs, farmer, Spring Brook. L. J. Liudy, moulder, Carboudulr. F. R. Gill, gentlemen, Jernyn, E. J. McIIhIc, contractor, Carbondale. Wm. J, Jenkins, miner, Scrauton. Richard Nape, dispatcher, t-crnuton. Moigau Ricuarrti, lancer, Sprlug Brook. Johu Garvey, millhsa l, Si raniou. James Mnngau, miner, Miuooka. Patrick Cook, stnel worker, Scranton. John Wiigtit, gnntlnman, Ar.'hbuld. A. L. Duuleavy, grntlemau, Scrautou. Thos. D. Liuglieii, puuip ruuuer, Scranton Flank Cnuavan, clerk, Seruutou, Patrick ftlahon, minor Arehbald. J. h. Loveliind, farmer, .Madl-ou, Uarrisnu Rmihiid, ye .tiau, Covington, Thomas Jennings, ic jer, Scrautou. Starling Bedford, druggist, Waverly. George Ilunold, sr., mould- r, Scrautou, Frrd Blrseeker, farmer Corlugtou, D. W. Vaughn, clerk, Scranton. M. M. Beuuett, bookkeeper, Duumore, Peter Haggerty, mill bund, crantou. W. P. Riley, cx-ergeaut, Scranton. II, F. Ferhi-r, drayman, Scrsatou. William Kelper, Carpeuler, Scrauton. David Davis, foreman, Lackawanna twp, Thomas Shannon, miner, Meoslo. Pairicli Sheerau, miner, Scranton. Michael CVHors, hotel keeper, ranti.n. John P. M-ssatt, niachlnist" StTHiitou. Louis D'Aquluo, chiropodist, Sranton, J. D. Hi'pkms, farmer, Newu-u Johu Kelly, hotelkeeper, Scranton. F. U. Hopkius, photoginpuer, Scranton. John Cook, miuer. Scrauton. John Flvun, welgbmaater, Olyphant. W. B. Wells, geut, Sciautoj. TIME TO GET ONE, $3.75 Ladies' fa!ch. EexfordJewslry Company 13 Lacka. Ave. Stephen Arkerly, bntcber, Scott Michael Keugb, gent, Scrauton. O. K Miller, barber, Scranton. P. J. Kellr, laborer, Scrauton. Pntrick Healey, enitiueur, Olyphant. Patrick AlcNully, miuer, Miuooka. Authony Wnleh, miner, Olyphaut. J. J. Breuiiau, farmer, Goulihb iro. Frank MrKe, braltemau, Sorauton. Martin Goldeu, miner, Scranton. Heury Duulap, farmer, Greenfield. George Benedict, agent, Scrautnu. Alexander JUcCormi. k, miner, Moosic Wm. York, machinist, Scranton. Abel W. Brundage, bhcksuii.b, Scranton. Waur Filfirs. Pure water eeenres good health. T. F. Leonard, at &5 Lackawanna avenun, has for Bale four fctylea of atoun water filters that are sold at pries witlilu n-ach of all, and are us easily cleaned and taken cnie of ns a waier pail, and will last for years. Tim filter Is all sin'io, n 'thiiirt to rut, cur' rode or beuonit) futil and will tificr Irmn four to twelve gullons por day. Drop in aud see them. iTus.Q Boxes Excluiilv.ly, Best mode. Play nny defied number of tunes. Gautschl & Son., manufacturers, 1CS0 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Won derful orcbestrlMl organs, only Jo and $li). fpeoialty: Old music boxes uarefully re paired aud improved with new tunes. Shoe repairing promptly nttendod to at the Gh'bu Shoo etore. ' II JIL L Import Samplas mean 20 per cent, less than import prices. No two pieces alike. Flower Vas93, Jarden- ieres, Plates, Chocolate and Tea Pots, &c. To secure REAL BAR GAINS, come at once. WEICHEL & MILLAR n6 Wyoming Ave. If a Tornado Strike Scranton It would causa 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. Our line of Groceries is complete and you can rely on them being the finest. If you want a delicious, high-flavored T3A, try our New Crop JAPAN for 50c; worth 75c. G. DITCHB1M 4 7 LACKAW.V.'i1 A AVL . AYLESWORTH'S Meat Market The Finest in the Citj, The latst Improved fur nishings and apparatus for keeping meat, butter and eggs. 823 Wyoming Ave. TKE CELEBRATED A VJfl'-'-!ta1 tJ l":!lJi PIANOS tre at Prcsant the Mint Topntar on J rrcrerred 'f Lrltltnie ArlL-ug. W:-orooms: OpposiisCaluaibusMonumont, 'l',,e.r"'ei:i Av. Fcrrnf,''" " ROOF tlnnlntf and soldering all rlono away with by the use ot HA KT.MAN'8 I AT KNT PAINT, which consists of ingredi nts well-known to all It can bs applied to tin, galvanized tin, sheet iron roofs, ui eo to brick dwelliutra, which will provent absolutely any crumbling, cranking or breaking of the brick. It will outlast tinuing ot any kind by many y.nrs,and it's cost does not exceed one fifth that ot he cost of tinning. Ia sold by the job or pouud. Contracts taken by AMOMO UAltlAlAMM, biil Birch Bi You Meed Them And a visit to Martin Sc. 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 tenuis. SSartiii & Delazxy Custom Tailors and Clothiers, WYOMING- AYENUE. wvs ndve -AT- 308 ti SPECIAL 45 dozen Ladies' White Embroidered 4( Cark 1 s Handkerchiefs, value 25c. for . . 1" VJOlllO 50 dozen Children's School Handker- k chiefs, in plain and colored borders, 0 fiAnfo S value 5 and 10 cents, for .... " wvlllo 3 3 35 dozen Ladies' Hemstitched Handker- R rnnfo I I chiets, value 10 cents, for - - - - w Vvuia a I A new line of Chemisettes just received. a !3;Ei3:s::fi:i::Kii!i:iac!i;!i:i,E:iEii!itiii!:H!a!!!!3Siit!:3!!ii!tiDiiuiu Scientific Eye For Fall Wear 305 Lackawanna Ave. It's a Great Shock to tbo folks wbo are clalmintr they nndersolt ill cithers to find that witbiut the least fuss or bluter we are giving eustum rs the ben- fit or Burn opportunities as tue. , A Stnc'lv JSIgli Grade I.li;ht-relgbf ( t llec-l, 181)4 litttlero, f. r SI 10 cash. I 18:) pattern, (.130 Wheel, for 173. 1 181)4 pnlterii, 4100 Wheel, fur S33 easily those prices make tha business at our store. FLORBY C- HOLT Y. M. G A. BUILDING. lalonef Oil and Manufactor'g Co, O I L S fwrnaBSOBOSSar VINEGAR AND CIDER III TO 151 MERIDIAN ST. eScJMEIHINfi NtW I Kl A MATHaT "EAST, WEST, HOME IS BEST," IF KEPT CLEAN WITH Received 3 Lacka. Ave. a VALUES Testing Free By DR. SHIMBERG, The Specialist on the Eye. Headaches and Ner voosnefs relieved. Latest and Improved Btyle ot EyeglasRes and Spectaoloj at the Lowest Prioej, Best Artificial Eyes inserted for to. 303 Sl'IU'CH ST., Opp. Old Post Office, II. A HULBERT'3 City Musio Stor cB. WYOUIKa AVS, SCEAWX04 STFINTVAV . SOH DECKER BKOTHEB1 EnANlCH & BACK "rltllZ A UAUUit FSALOS 41k a large stock ef flrst-eUat MUSICAL MERCH ANDISH Another Advocate of Jlnassthene OR9. HEMVOOD St WABDELI4 OENTLEMKH It affords me gresJ Vleasnre to state that your new process of extract In c tenth was a grand sncseaa IS my ease, and I heartily reoommead It t all. I sincerely hope that others will teat its merits. Yours respectfully, CAPT. 8. B. BBYAN r, Seramton, Pal Henwood k Wardell, DENTISTS, 816 Lackawanna Ave. Will on and after Mav 21 make a great redaa tion In the prices of plates. All work goal) anteei ftrst-cUss in every particular, . A. W. JURISCH 435 SPRUCE STREET) BICYCLES AND SPORTING GOODS. Vlotor, Oendron, Eclipse, LovelL DlaatosA and Other Wheels. ORGANS