THUBSDAlv A Lg. OCTOBER 4, 1894.
THE SCBANTON TRIBUNE
t or wag devoted to muslo am) dancing,
w bicb were kept up until a ' late boar.
Refreshments were served at ita oloae.
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LITTLE WEST SIOE NEWS NOTES.
The Bvde Park Father Matthew society
WELCOMING FrflfcNO.
Henry F. Evans divan B? option Last
Evening.
Despite tb inolemencr of the
weather, a large number were present
in St. David's ball last evening at tbe
reception tendered by tbe people of
Hyde Park to Henry F. Evans, of Salt
Luke city, a former rosident of tbii
tide, who bus been spending the inm
,mer in Europe, and ia now visiting bis
(many friends here.
Tbe meeting was called to order by
City Assessor Henry D Jones, who an
nounced Attorney W. Gaylord Thom
as as chairman of tha evening. Mr.
Thomas made muny very pleasant re
marks in connection with the oareer of
Mr. Evans, lie stated that tbe latter
was a resident here abont twenty
seven years ago. After the late war
Mr. Evans went west, and has risen
Krently in the esteem of tbe residents
in that seotion. Mr. Evans was tha
past grand master of tbe Independent
Order of Odd Fellows.
The able address of Mr. Thomas was
followed with a Vocal solo entitled,
"Guard My Baloved Ones,'' by the
well known contralto, Mrs. Charles
Melzgar. It was received with much
applause.
benjamin Hnghes, superintendent of
the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
tern mines, expressed himself very
much gratified at meeting bis old
friend whom be knew in his boyhood
days. Mr. Hughes.in His witty manner
stated that he was very particular in
watchiug Mr. Evans because, "I bad
three daughters.' Mr. Hughos told
many anecdotes in connection with the
career of Mr. Evans.
City Treasurer Reels G. Brooks
poke of tbe boyish pranks of Assessor
Jones and Mr. Evans at the home of
Becjtmin Uuofbes. He stated that the
two Harrys once pretended to go to
cbnicb, but did not go. When Mr.
Brooks, on returning to tbe bouse, saw
Harry holding tbe clock, the other
Harry delivering a pathetic sermon
from bis perch on a chair, with an oc
casional amen from tbe crowd. He
said that now Mr. Evans bad proven
himself a worthy man and he was very
happy to congratulate him on bis suc
cess in life.
Miss Jemina Jones, tbe elocutionist ,
delivered a pathetic declamation en
titled "Tbe Martyrs." She responded
to an encore with a comio reciaation
entitled "Jimmy Butler and the Owl,"
Miss Jenning gave a solo entitled
' Queen of the Earth."
After a well delivered though short
address by Hon. D. M. Jones, Thomas
Allen, one of the oldest members of tbe
IraDkua Fire company, gave a very
amusing song In German dialect.
Tbe last speaker was Judge H, M.
Edwards. He expressed great delight
at being here to welcome Mr. Evans
and spoke of the latter's oareer. .
The olosing selection was a solo by
Mrs. Metzirar.
A response was mads by Mr. Evans,
ana at the close rerresbments were
served and a social time indulged in.
Mr. Evans will spend a few mora days
on this side.
A USEFUL INVENTION.
New Appllanoes for the Franklin Engine
Company,
A very useful applianea to the night
permanent men at the Franklin Engine
bonss bas just been Invented by John
Kime, of tbe company, and when
tested last eveniug was found to work
remarkably well. It is a mechanical
contrivance which raises the clothes
from tbe beds of the men on night
duty and also arouses tbe men from
their slumbers-
The mechanism is attached to the
stable doors, which open as the alarm
sounds. A lid has beon placed over the
opening where the sliding pole is kept,
to prevent any accident by falling
through It, and this is raised by means
of this same contrivance.
In addition to these improvements, a
patent rack for the horses bedding was
made by Hleenback & Kline. Bv this
means the bed is placed ont of the way
and thoroughly aired each day. It can
well be said that the Franklin engine
souse is one or the Onest in tbe city,
HONORING THE BRIDE.
Mr. and Mrs. J. White Tendered I
Rop'.ion.
A reception was tendered last even
ing to Mr. and Mrs. J. White of Car
boodale at the bome of Mrs. Effle
Bayers of Frioe street, Mr. and Mrs.
White were married abont a week ago
and are in the city on their wedding
tour, . ,
Among the guests were Miss Mamie
Phillips, of this side, who was brides
maid, and Frank Timmons, of Carbon-
dale, lhe bouie was prettily decorated
and was filled with the immediate
friends of tbe bridal party. Th even-
"As Well Off as the Richest"
Charles V., Maria Theresa, the
Empress of Austria, Goethe, Bee
thoven, Bismarck, the Trincess
Louise of England, Count Von
Caprivi, and a host of other eel
ebrities nave visited the famous
Bprudel Spring of Carlsbad, and
we are not all Goethes and Bis
tnarcks, but we may enjoy the
greater advantage of havinc the
Spring v with all its benefits
brought directly home to us. The
more rapid means of transit and
the march of invention is bring
Ing every one within easy reach
of every creative blessing. The
Carlsbad Water bottled at the
Spring, or the Carlsbad Sprudel
Salt, the solid evaporations of the
water, may be had of any drug
gist, and are without an equal' in
all disorders of the stomach, in
testines, spleen, hver. prostrate,
kidneys and bladder, and in gout
and diabetes. Beware of imita
Hons, Eisner & Mendelson Co,
Bole Agents, New York.
will give a ball ia Mear's hall Oct. 10.
Conductor Nicholson, of the Eynon
street line, is on duty after an illness.
David J. Williams, of North Hyde Park
avenue, baB returned from a trip to Wales.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam C. Davies, of Lafayette street, died
yesterday.
J. C. Roberts, of Utica, Editor of Y.
Drycb, has returned home from a visit
with John C, Powell, of Eyuon street.
The resignation of Rev. D. W. Skel-
llnger as pastor of the Washburn Street
rresuyioriau cnurcu win iuao eueui.
Wov. 1.
The ladles of the Simpson Methodist
Episcopal chnrch will give a free social
and entertainment in the church parlors
this evening.
The Iroquois Pleasure club will give
their opening social in Mear's hall this
evening. Tbe members of tbe cluD are
Daniel Trailer, George Kern, Charles i3ren
nimau and Fred Wei run. .
Mrs. Clara Lake, daughter of Mas. Bikly,
who resides at tbe corner of Filmoro ave
nue and Rice street, and James Mean, of
this'side, were'married yesterdav'urternoon
by Alderman Blair, of the Fifth ward, at
ma ottice. The young couple will reside on
this side.
An entertainment and social will be held
at Bellevue Wehh Calvinistic Methodist
church on Tuesday evening, Oct. 0, under
tbe auspices of classes Nob. 7, 10, 17 and 20.
Admission to entertainment and social nve
cents. Refreshments of all kinds will be
served.
The young people of the Bellevue Welsh
Calvinistic Methodist church recently or
ganized a Christina Endeavor society, with
tne following omcers: president, isaao
DavieB; vice-president. Miss Maggie
Davies: correipouding-flnancial secretary,
John James; recording secretary. Miss
Mary J. Davies; treasurer, Rob.irt Roberts.
James Crossiu, a resident of the West
Side, was arrested at an earlv hour yester
day morning for creatine a disturbance at
bis home. Crossiu was drunk and fright
ened his invalid mother by smashing sev
eral pieces of furniture and howling at tbe
top oi ms voice, uuioers brans and Dyer
escorted bim to the station hcuse.
Conrad Shaw and William Faulkner, the
two men who were arrested on complaint
of Mrs. W. W. Davies, of North Main ave
nue, a week ago, for stealing peaches, wore
givon a hearing before Alderman John, of
the Fourth ward, yesterday morning. It
seems that Mrs. Connolly, who owns tbe
property has given these men tbe privilege
of picking tbe frnit from cue tree, and as
in reality there had been no larceny, the
case was settled,
John Zimms. of llnrk. t street, l.ft yes
terday for a trip through the west.
Tbe new residence of Ivor Lewis, on
Spring street, is nearly ready for occu
pancy. John Andrews is making a number of
improvements on bis property on bpriog
street.
William Evans, of School street, who
bns been ill for the last few weeks, has re
covered.
Tho sidewalk in front of William Briehts
blackxmitb shop is being put into first-class
condition.
Professor Richard Burke will reooen bis
niuht school ia St. Mary's Hall next Mon
day evening.
Thomas J. Lewis, of Spring lane, expects
to remove his household effects to Hyde
Parte next Friday.
The flair stone walk in front of the Von
Storch property on Electrlo City park, is
being raised to the grade.
Mr. William J. Thomas, who has been in
the eye hospital m Philadelphia for some
time past, returned bome last evening.
The Epworth leaeue of the Park Place
Methodist Episcopal church, will hold an
entertainment and supper in tbe chnrch
parlors tonight.
The Providonce anxilliarvof the Chris-
tian Women's Board of Foreign Missions
bold its monthly meeting yesterday in the
unristain cnnpei, on JNortn Main avenue.
Aaron Herbert was sliehtlv injured on
the scalp by a piece of coal falling on blm
while at work yesterday morning in tbe
Leggett Creek shaft. Dr. Thompson
dressed the wound.
James Sullivan was arrested vesterdav
by Officer Johler on a warrant sworn out
by his brother before Alderman Williams
on the charge of abusing his sister and de
stroying the furniture.
The general committee in charee of the
benefit concert for William J. Thomas,
which was' held lat month, reauests the
ladies.wbo sold tickets to settle all ac
counts during the first part of next week.
William Cousins was arrested last night
on a warrant sworn out a few days ago by
jure, uuggau, or tne Associated tsonrd or
Charities, on the charge of neglecting bis
children. He was drunk and resisted ar
rest.
The F. P. D. F.. which is a social orean-
lzation composed of n large number of the
best young people of this end, will open
ttielr dancing school tonight in O'Malley's
ball. Miss Kate Saltrv will act as Dianiat
and Peter Sal try as dancing master.
Thomas Woolev. who was killed in
Storr's shnft on Tuesday, will be buried
today at 2.80. Interment at Priceburg.
Deceased was 43 years old and is survived
by a wife and child. The Order of St.
George and the Accidental fund of Storr's
shaft will attend in a body.
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DUNMORE.
Thomas Luton, of Chestnut streuL ia
very ill. ,
M. Chambnrlln hfts returned home from
visiting at White Haven.
Mrs. Conrad aud child, who have been
very ill with typhoid fever, are improving.
John Webber, of Center at roof, who has
been very ill with typhoid fever, ia im
proving.
Fred Yost and eranddauzhter.of Easton.
uncle nnd cousin of Mrs. Depuy, are visit
ing at tbe bome of Mr. and Mrs. Depuy on
Blakely street.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Frost, of Drinker
street, left yesterday morning to Spend
several days visiting friends at South
Caanan, Wayne couuty.
Miss Ellen McAndrew and Hugh Oar-
soney, were married yesterday morning
at bt. juary -s cnurcn. xney lert ror a wed
ding tour through tbe west.
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The Ladies Catholio Benefit association
held a banquet with the Catholic Mutual
Benefit association last night at Boland's
nail. Many visitors irom out oi town at
tended.
P. D. Manley's new three story brick
building, ia progressing rapidly. The
brick work Is compli'ted aud the whole
bnilding will be finished as soon aa pos
sible. A large force of men are employed
there.
Street rar employe should be more care
ful bow they run their cars down Chest
nut street. They run so fast that they en
danger lire, especially ot school children
wno cross tne street in largo numbers
The company should look into the matter
at once before an accident haptens aud
causes them trouble and expense.
The members of Pride of the Valley Ca.
tie. KnlKbta of tbe Golden Kacle. No. 153.
of tbls borough, deeerve mucU credit for
raising over f 1UU by appeal for Mrs. Fink,
a wiuow or one oi tueir oeceasea mem'
bers. There is no other older In town
that is doing mote for its sick and die
tressed members and widows. The order
is one of the best and should have a larger
memoersnip. .
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
Newly Eleoted Cfflolali of Janus
nail Led? of Odd Fellow.
Last night at Fruehan's ball tbe cere
monies incident to tha installation of
the 'newly elected officers of James
Connell lodge of Odd Fellows were
carried ont: The officers installed
were: Noble grand, William Nicholls;
vice-grand, William Lush; assistant
secretary, D. J. Clearwater; represen
sative to grand lodge, Louis Scbantz.
The installation was conducted by
six past grands from other lodges and
was most impressive. M. ltooert
Heany becomes past grand, bavlDg beld
the office of noble grand for the past
term. Every member of the lodge was
present, as well as many visitors of
sister lodges.
FOR THANKSGIVING.
Ladles Aid Society of Cedar Avenue M.
E. Church Flans.
At the church yesterday afternoon
the Ladies Aid society of the Cedar
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
mot in the afternoon for tbe purpose of
disensjing an appropriate programme
for Thanksgiving Day services at the
chnrch.
No definite urrangement was effected
but tbe subject was discussed in a gen
eral way. It is tbe intention to form
ulate a programme of exercises that
will be eminently fitting for the occa
sion. Pastor E. L. Santeo bas determ
ined to make the occasion a noteworthy
holiday in the history of the cbnrcb.
EX-JUDGE SMITH FOSTER FATHER.
Tha Twentieth Ward Damooratlo Club
Named After Him,
The weeping skies bad no horrors for
the nnterrihed Democrats ot tne
Twentieth ward last night Notwith
standing the steady downpour of wet
tbe ardor of the young element was
not dampened and a result was that
quite an enthusiastic number of them
congregated at Dr. Manly's ball.
Ex-Judge P. P. Smith was tbe orator
of the evening and lie spoke in an elo
quent manner to the large audience.
Tho purpose of tbe club is to organize
for (lfective work in the present cam
paign. It is now in order for a Repub
lican club and it Is to be hoped that no
lime will be wasted in following ont
this suggestion.
SOUTH SIDE JOTTINGS.
Jamos Gallagher, of Wilke?-Barre, is
visiting Edward Uummler, ot Pittstou
avenue.
Tbe Second district convention of the
Scrnnton Diocean union will be held at
St. John's hall this evening.
iiartiu Gibbous, of 216 Pittston avenue.
died yesterday. The funeral will take
place tomorrow morning at !) o'clock.
The funeral of Martin Murphy, of 534
Maple street, will bn beld at 0 o'clock this
morning. Interment in llyde Park cemG'
tery.
Iieury Hener, ot Pittston avenue, who
wont to Germany a few months ago, has
returned home and brought with him
wife. . .
St. Patrick's Total Abstinence Benevo
lent socioty, of the Twoutietb ward, will
attend the funeral of Martin Gibbons in a
body.
The marriace of Joseph Oswald, the
Pittston avenue tailor, to Miss Mury Viol
hauer, of Lehighton, will be solemnized at
St. Mary's German Catholic church on
Tuesday, Oct. 14.
THE HOUSE WAS WITH HIM,
Holand flsed Eailly Captures a Eoraoton
Convention,
Roland Reed ran for coneress last nieht
in the Academy ot Music and was unanim
ously nominated, an Hatrorm was
strong declaration iu favor of amusement
only: ana lie nau anie lieutenants in fetor
Wooloy. of Wooleyvillei Charles Mont
comory, Cleopatra SturKesn, Anna Wooloy
and Mrs. Susan Mufllu. The resolutions
were originally drafted by the late
David D. Lloyd, who elected illiara
H. Crano, "Senator": but they have been
somewhat revised and modernized by Sid
ney Rotenfeld. The convention at which
Mr. Keed was nominated was strongly
pacltea la uls favor, prominent among ni
loudest supporters being a delegation from
I rauklin avenue, who are Bald to repre
sent a secret organization. This Intro
duction of the oath bound element into the
politics of Manager Burirunder's district
instead of being relented by tbe freemen
of our city, appeared really to win their
favor, and when Reed, at last, was nomin
ated they actually tendered him an ova'
tion.
It must be confessed that Inst evening's
convention appeared, at certain places, to
be on the order of cut and dried. There
were symptoms of artificiality about it
Indeed, one could in plucrs detect resem
blances to tne theatric: yet wnen the con
vention broke from lieiggs to Wooloy, and
Ueneral Limber, in bis eloquent and im
pressive manner announced the returns.
the massive audienco spontaneously burst
into tnmaltuons cneerlug.
Of Mr. Reed'a election upon such
ticket there can ba little doubt. He b.is
powerful auxiliary In tbe person of Mi:
iandore Rush, and, nlthough his candiducy
is irequentiy wnimsicni una more oiten
Btagey, the compromise candidate is good
ouougn "foutician" to eaten tne manses
and capture a second term.
Roland Ried and Company Feted by
the Eike.
After the performance of "The Politi
Clan" at the Academy, the t-'crantou lod
of EIks gave a social session in thei
Franklin avenue club rooms in honor of
Rolaud Reed and company. Dr. P. F.
Uuuster acted as toastiuastor. After the
discussion ot elaborate refreshments th
se'sion' listened to a programme ot much
wit, eloquence, melody and mirth. Mr.
Reed occupied the position of honor to
the toastmaater's right. He was the first
sneaker. His remarks were hluhly com
plimentary to tktt new lodge rooms, which
he pronounced the finest in the United
States, wlthont exceptiou.
The muslo of the' evening was supplltd
by Bauer's orchestra, the Elk' duet, and
by solo numbers from Max FrahM, Will
Watktnn, and severl others. Will Bar
card, of the Reed company, recited several
humorous anecdotes. Postmaster Vaud
ling was at this stage of the ;so-slon fined
$1 for coming in late. Dr. Leete then sang
a humorous song, and there was another
period of fining. A. F. Pennoyer, a charter
membprof Philadelphia lodge No 2 was
introduced. W. A. Bunny, of the Reed
company, followed with humorous recita
tions in dialect. There were many other
bright features, aud at a Into hour the
Elks were still making merry, and the
flues were flying fast and furiously..
Tha Crcwda Ar Unir
Than ever at tbe 5 Bros big shoe sale, 608
Licks, ave.
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every day iu the' remarkable cures that
medicine accomplishes. Hood's fcarsapa
rilla is the kind. Try it.
Hood's Pills are the best family cathar
tio aud liver medicine. Harmless, reliable,
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want eds, except Situations Wanted, which
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MASONS AND STONE CUTTERS CAN
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1 Main avonu , a blark heifeifer about thrco
years old. white hind lee and white spot be
tween shoulders. If not called for in uvo
days froradato will lie Hold accoriliii( to law.
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Proposals.
CEALLD PROPOSALS WILL BE It Iv
O coived at the ollico of the City Clork,
Hcranton. Pa., until 7. 3U o clock n. m.. Thurs
day, ( clober 4th, 1S!H, to furnish coal for the
cuirfnt nscoi yar lor nr.' Liopt. uonies,
Matiou Houii s and Municipal build n ?. Four
roi oshis win oe roro.vod, earn ui do enc o ou
n a B' liarato envelope, nii't manors aunueti
close w.th each Drouoxnl the sum of tin do!
lars, cash or com lien h n k. as a imaramoe t o
comply with proposal if awarded the con;ra t
l'ronosai ino. i to bo ror lurmsuinir tnu i uni'
beriavfl. Excelsior. Liberty. Nl iaa a and Hen'
cral l hlniiey Fire D pt. Iluusea; also the liar
Hot Str et Matlon House.
Pronosal bo. 2 to furnish the Fraikl n,
Columbia anil Kaislo Firo Dept Houses; also
Hviie rart matlon iiousa.
Pio'iosil no. 8. lo furnish the Municiral
Building and nous occupied by the Crystnl.
Nay Aug. l b mix. Hnok and Ladder and Ro
ller Hro Dept. Companies.
Prouosal No. 4. to furnish Alder Street Stai
tlon
House. Hid the nouses occupied by the
Neptune. Century aud Wm. Conuoll Fire
Dent. Comuanius.
The city reserves the rlftht to reject any
anu all bias, liy order T city Councils.
M. T. LAVELLE, City Clerk.
Scrnnton. Pa., Sept. ", lXHi.
Charter Applications.
ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
1 application will be made to tho govornor
of the oouiin' n wealth of 1'ennsrlvauia on the
28th day of October next, at K o'clock in tho
forenoon under an act ot ossomiiiy, entitle
"An act to urovidu for tbe iiicouorution ani
reiruhtion of curtain corporations," approved
April illl, JaT4, and the several supplements
thereto by, X O. Poland, Charles du Pon
lireck. Ezra tl. Ripple, P. I). Manly, Jacob F,
Miller, Jacob Kurz, Victor Kocli, and others
for the chartor of an Intended corporation, to
be called the "Progressive Building- and Loan
association" or Hcranton, ra.
The character and object of which is the nc
cumulation of a lund by the periodical contri
hut ions of tho members thereof, and of safely
investing the same, and for those ; urposps to
have, posses and enjoy, all the rights, benefits
and pr.vueges conurrea dv tna act oi assem
bly aioresaiu, ana its supplements.
WATSON Si. Zl J1 M ERMAN,
Solicitors.
Octnlier 4. 1!H.
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cox 154, Dunmore, Pa.
WIDOW WITH ONE CHILD 10 YEARS
of age, would like a po ition as house
keeper or seamstress. Host references.
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SITUATION WANTED BY A FIRST
kJ class engineer, machinist and rigger, is
woll recommended, must have work of some
description. Address W. u., Tribune.
CITUATION WANTED YOUNQ MAN
VJ uuslros a situation aa book-keeper. Ex
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g.n on small wsucs. Address J. W. L. 41
Wyoming avenue.
CITUATION WANTED BY A WOMAN
IJ to do house cleaning or llloos, or washing
by tho day. Address
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strept, Hyde Park.
AC I' IV I lilliin MAN, WITH
employment Quick and correct in figure!
live yeart experience ns single entry book
aoopor anu cierg. will wora ror any -wages
that will payboard. Addresi W. B. Tribune
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well-known to alL It can be applied to tin,
galvanised tin, sheet Iron roofs, al so to brick
Qwoiiinirs, wmcn win prevent uMoiutely any
crumbling, cracking or breuklnx of tbs
krick. it will ontlaHt tlnuins ot anv kind li !
many ynrs,and it's cost does not exceed one
fifth that of ihe ooet of tinning. Is sold by
(he Job or pound. Contracts taknn by
AMTOMU UAU1UANM, &fl Btroh Bt
Th 5 Hro.'
BtoRliamtou shoe sale is the tnlk ot
town. Everybody is interested in it.
tho
SOME SPORTING DOTS.
A Dumber of 8crantonlatii contemplate
gi ing to New York to witness some of th
Bmes ot the championship series between
New York and Baltimore.
The Green Ridge wheelmen will attend
tbe bicycle races at Honesdale today under
the atiBptces t tbe Maple City wheelman.
White and Wambold, of tbe Green Ridge
club, will compete in several events.
Tbe North End foot ball team would
like to kuow it the Green Ridge foot ball
tenm could play thorn on Friday. Answer
through Frldiiy'a Tbihunb. If yon camiot
piny on Friday tbe game will be played on
baturday at 2.30 p. m. -
This afternoon at 8. 80 o'clock at the' ball
park turre will be a game for the champi
onship of the county between the Janus
Boys, of Pine Brook, and tbe .Yominir
glorief, of Dunmore. It will be an excit
ing game.as there is great rivalry between
the clnbs. Each club has wagered $25 on
the result ot tbe contest.
Mark Baldwin, who pitohel tor Allen
town the rant season, baa signed to play
with the Philadelphia National league
team next season. Mark's aceission will
strengthen the "Phillies" at a point where
tbey were weak all senaon. Tbe Phila
delphia Times regards bim as one of tbe
best pitchers in the profession and ex
pects nls work next year to be ot a high
standard.
A Harvest cf Sera-etna,
At the 6 Bros, big shoe sale, SOS Lioka, are.
New Things Opened This Week
Among tliem are many Btyles and novelties controlled by us.
Changeable Silk and Wool
Effect.
Silk and Wool Novelties.
New Persian Designs.
115 pieces POPLIN OTTO
MAN, in all the popular
Bliatles, 45 inches wide; a
wonderful cloth that is
worth under the new tariff
$1 per yd. Our special price,7 5c.
G
INHOLLi k
m BETTER BEDDING
Is anywhere made than is manufactured right here
in Scranton by the
FURNITURE
UPHOLSTERED.
BEST AND
CLEARING SALE OF
BICYCLES.
A Child's Bicycle, Rubber Tire, new tt9
A ( hild's Bicycle, Anblier Tire, new 10
A Boy'B Bicycle, Rubber Tiro, new 13
A Boy's Bicycle, Rubbor Tire, now 18
4 Boys' or (iirla1 Bicycle Cusuinn Tire,
new uuuown o "
1 Youth's Bicycle, Pneumatic Tire.now.. 85
t Vietor B Bicyclos, Puoumatio Tire.soc-
ona nanu i
1 Victor B Bicycle, Pneumatic Tiro, new 80
1 Secure B.cyclo, Pneumatics Tire, sec
ond-hand ou
1 Lovel Diamond Bioyclo Solid Tiro,
socond-bund iu
1 Ladios' Bicyclo, golid Tire, second
hand 88
2 Victor A Bicycles, Solid Tire, second
nana to
I Vlotor 0 Bicyclo, 14 in. cnshlon Tire,
secondhand 35
I Victor B Bicycle, li$ in. Cushion Tire,
second-hand 40
1 Columbian 'Ui Bicycle.PneumntioTire, 55
1 t'lmlnless Bicyclo, Pueuinatio Tiro,
nearly new 100
Come Early for Bargains.
Lawn Tennis Racquets at a
discount of one-third
for two weeks.
J. D. WILLIAMS & BRO.
9U LACKA. ATKNIE.
We- Linn Allen & Co,
STOCK BE0KEK3.
Bay and tell R'ock,Bjndi and Gr.-.li.
on New York Exchanges and Chieac
Board of. Trade, either fur ensa or or
margin.
412 Spruce Street.
CLocal Stocks a Specialty.
G, duB. DIKfiiCK, Maneger.
TELEPHONE 5,002.
MT. PLEASANT
AT RETAIL.
Coal of th boat quality for domeatlo nsanj
ef all sizes, delivered In any port ot the citj
t lowest prios.
Orders left at my offloe.
NO. 118, WYOMING AVENtTB,
Rear room, drat floor. Third National Bank,
or sent by moil or telephone to the mine, will
receive prompt attention.
Bpeclal eontraots wilt be made far
tna delivery of Buckwheat UoaL
tbe sab
WM. T. SMITH.
AYLESWORTH'S
Meat Market
Tbe Finest la the Citf,
Tha latest Improved fur
nishings and apparatus for
keeping meat, batter and eggs.
IDS Wyoming Ave.
Hotel Wayerly
European Plan. First-elam Bar attehell.
ppot tor Bergner Kugal'a l'annhauser
Ber. .
IE Cor. M imlFtktSti, Ftildi
Hot deelrabl for residents ot N.E. Perm?
eylvaiila. AU eocveiiiniiciM for travelers
to and from Broad Btrent station and the
Twelfth and Market Btrett fttattou. 1
Sirable for via tlnf rMirantonians aud p
Sis In the AitUuroolto KgiuQ.
T. J. VICTORY,
PROPRIETOR. '
A Handaomo Complexion
la one of the greatest charms a woman oaa
possess. Pousmii Oohpuzion fowoaa
irlvm It.
with Boucle
Covert Clotjis, Plain and Changeable.
Mountaineer Cloths.
Scotch Friezes.
Domestic and Imported Serges.
THREE GREAT SPECIALS
2--A large line of Two-Tone
TAFFETAS at - . . 75c.
Former price, $1.
CALLAGE
209
CHEAPEST IRON BEDS IN
Creditors'
Notice
Xotice is hereby given that auc
tion sales will be conducted daily,
at 2.30 and 7.30 p.m., in the store
of C.W. Freeman, Jeweler, corner
Pcnn avenue and Spruce street.
The sale is positive and no goods
are reserved. Proceeds will be
applied to liquidate creditors'
claims.
JOITNT E. LEWIS,
Manager for Creditors.
W. L Oouclas
S3 S HOE NO 8QUEAK?N4
5. CORDOVAN,
FRENCH A ENAME1ID CALT.
4.?3.5-0 FINECALF&KWJ6AHH
3.s?P0LICE,3 Soles.
oSf2.W0RKINGHQ,-
EXTRA FINE. W,i
2.1.?5 BOYSSCHOflSHOES.
LADIES'
.n.fi1 1173
SEND FOB CATALOGUE
WL'DOUGLAS,
BROCKTON, MA3S.
Von can save money by purchasing VI. It.
lonulna Shves,
Because, we are tbe largest manufacturers of
advertised shoes in tbe world, and guarantee
the value by stamping the name ana price on
tbe bottom, which protects you against high
nrleea and the middleman nrofita. Our shoes
equal custom work in style, easy fitting and
wearing qualities. We have thetn sold every
where at lower prices for the value given than
any other make. Take no substitute. If your
dealer cannot supply yon, we can. Bold by
E. J. LEONARD.
lit:. K,
A. W. JURISCH
435 SPRUCE STREE1
BICYCLES AND SPORTING
GOODS.
tVtari Oendron. Eeltpsa, LovelL Diamond
andOthor Whoeuk
if
COMPLEXION BLEMISHES
May be hiddon imperfectly by cosmetics and!
eowdnrs, bat can only he removed purms.
nuntly by
Hotsal's Snpsrior Face BleacH J
It will nositivety remove Frselcles. Tar.
Moth, haliowiwo, and care any dlseaaos ot
the akin, such as l'ltuplea, Aene, llldnk
lieaits, olllneaa and renders the skin Boftf anil
beautifuL Price SI per bottle. For sal st
E. M. HETSEL5
SGRMTOt BEDDING CO.
sf A J. ?fc
-.1.
Si
I 3
890 Lacks. toJ&KlflaJE.tA..
and Silks
3 Only three pieces. All we
could buy. So, with us it is
first come first served. It
is a BLACK SILK EHA
DAME, and the price is 50o
It's every thread silk.
WASHINGTON AVE.
0pp. Court House.
Carpets Cleaned.
Feathers Renovated.
THE CITY.
Atlantic Refining Ca
Kanniaoturers and Dealers la!
tUamiaating and Lubricating
1 JL
Llwteed OU, Napthas and Gaw
lines of all grades. Axle Qrsase,
Pinion Qrewe and Colliery Comv
ponnd; also, a large line of Vu
taffine Wax Candles.
We also handle the Famons CROWN
ACME OIL, the only family safety
burning oil in the market
WILLIAM MASON, Manager.
Office: Coal Exchange, Wyoming Ave.
Works at Pine Brook.
Well, Sir.
"Spectacle3l"
Yes, sir! Wa
have a special-
Ciet liere to fin
you who doai
.nothing eUe.
Sit right do wa
T and have your
eyes fitted ia
ascientiflo manner
LLOYD, JEWELER
423 LACKAWANNA AVE.
Booms 1 Vii I Commonwealth Btd'g,
6CUANTO.V, PA.
MINING anTBLASTINQ
Hade at the MOOSIO and BUSH
DALE WORKS.
Lafflln & Band Powder Oa'i
OSANGE GUN FOWDEB
Electrlo Batteries, Foses for explod
ing blasts, Safety Vase and
ftepaunoChemicaJ Co.'sHich Exploalvei
tSTABLISUED 1806. 6,000 IN TJSE,
Inatrnmf nt In every sense of the term i
appl.ed to Flonos. .....
Exceptional in holding their original false:s
NEW YORK WAREHOUSE, Kc 80 Fifth
avenue.
SOLD BT
E.ORicker&Co.
IIS Adams Ave. New Telephone Bdg
Look Here!
There art a great many cards,
pamphlets, circulars and other
advertising matter constantly being
distributed among the public.
Not everybody has a taste for read
ing. Have your printing done in an
attractive and novel style.
Draw people's attention by somt
thing catchy and rarely seen.
THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE
JOB DEPT.
able to please you in every
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