TIIE . SCBANTON TKHITTNE MONDAY : MORNING. JUNE 24, 1895.
THE WORLD Of OOSINESS
STOCKS AX 8) Ei)XIS.
New York, June 22. The ptock mar
ket was controlled by pi-nOional to
day, but It was not until near "the close
'that ithoy were ablo to make any Im
pression on prices. At iftki time, how
ever, they did succeed In breaking sunar
from 117Ms to I1,4ty and Manhattan from
llDVi to 11314. The drop In BUjrar was
due to heavy sales by a prominent
room trader. At "the opening the gen
eral railway speculation was somewhat
ureaker, on London sell Irs. The lo.a
In the 'leading Issues, however, was In
elprnlllcant. A few sto. ks were stroonir,
notably Tenne8ee coal nni! --w Kng
land. In lie last liour the R.-n.Tal list
' was adversely lnflucneed I y the break
in sugar and a reaction nf ' t Hi fol
lowed. The closing weak, with
prlceB anywhere from V t. below
Friday's prices. Tot.il s:i!es were 1-5,-750
shares.
The range of todny's prices for the ac
tive stocks of the New York st.-k ni.u
ket ore given below. Tlie iuo:atlons are
furnished The Tribune by :. du IS. Diin
mick, manager Tor William l.lnli, Allen
Co., stock brokers, 112 Spruce street,
Scranton.
O'i'r-1 i'.gli- Low- t'los-im-.
rst. e-l. bur.
Am. Tobacco Co 11Si H3i IIS IWi
Am. Cot. Oil ffll , -"
Am. Kiii-'ar Ite'g Co.117 lli'i 1H'4 Ubi
Ateh., To. & S. Ke... l'"s l'"4 7i !'7
Can, South iV'i K1 r...
Ches. & Ohio 2Vj J-J-'i .'i 2.'
Chicago tins..... 7.0, 73U '-'a
Chic. & N. W !'" !"" "'
Chic, B. & Q i' KS '
C. C. C. & St. L 4M't l..ri 4Vt
Chic, Mil. St P... ITi, O's "' '"
Chic, R. I. & V T-'-i W-n 7." 4 7-' i
Delaware. Hud H-j V.V US'"; 1-"" .
lUt. C. F -' 'i i
1en. Klectrlc ":Vli W "
liko Shore 1-mi l".i 1 1M
Louis. & Nuh r.7i r.7'j r.T'.-
Manhattan Kle 115 llf, li:i llii't
Mo. Pucltlc Ill'i UV-t 31 'a 3!'i
Ts'at. Cordage F Pa lT 1i
(N. J. Central KUi'i lm'4 1'hi'4 'h,
N. Y. Central 101U lul'i lil'4 W;
N. Y. & N. K. 47 -iTU 4i:'a
N. Y., L. K. & W !H !' !''
N. Y., S. & V Hi', II.'', 1"U -1i"i
N. Y., 8. & W., IT... 21" j iS'ij ?7'i 27.-
Kor, Facltlc 4't, 4'H 37
Nor. Paeilic, l'r 1.V, 1"", l.v
I'acinc Mail ' "' 3"', 3''v
ThiL & Bead 17 i 17" 17'. 17 s
Southern It. K II 1 ir , V,
Tenn.. C. & 1 2?' Rl"n :i W
Te.x PnclllR IT, l:rs 1.1 M-i
t'nlon Paeilic VS-j Jis 11 !iv;
"VVabRsh 9 !' a 9
Waba.iii, Tr 2 i"i M 2H
"West. L'nfon C'J'l !'-'s !'!'
V. 8. Leather 1' ivj r.t;
V. S. Leather, IT.... M'a K'.a
L - . .
WEAK, NERVOUS GE!l
Vhy not treat with a phy3le;an to whom
you can tell your troubles ar.d will CL'Ril
you? Why send your money lii.ltM awjy
Xrom home to some one you r.c.-.-r saw.
when you have the stvatist li;;eci:ilwt
near you with whom you can taik it over
end be cured.
Dr. Reeves, 412 Spruce street. Rcrnntcn.
by his new and speclfie pv.thods and
remedies cures a'l the following: Impot-
rhoea. Syphilis. Flood Poison, Nightly
Losses, (stricture. Seminal Weakness, Re
stores Lost Vitality. Lost Memory. Eradi
cates all the bad effects of "S lf Abuse. "
Kxcessive Venery. Purilt.'S the Tilood, K
etoros "Shrunken Pans" to tlu'lr normal
size, Arrepts docay and rraiies you a well
and hearty man again, if you are nerv
ous, havo a ranld Irritnli'e heart, tired,
dull feeling in the mor!'itu:s. Offensive
Breath. Constipation, ii:ti:n baek of neck
and head, or any of the above dlseusea,
call and be examined. It will cost you
nothing and you may benefit largely by it.
Everything Btrlctly secret and conliden
tlal. OFFICE HOrP-S Dally 0 to 9.
Sundays, 10 to 4.
nO DCnTO o. 41 2 pruco Street,
UK. ttiltVtlO, SCKAXlO, PA.
CARPETS
Examine our new line of Spring
Goods. All of the latest designs
and colorings, and our prices
lower than any other house in
the trade, for goods of the same
quality.
CURTAINS AND SHADES
of eTery description and quality.
WALL PAPERS
We are overstocked and will sell
at prices about one-half the reg
ular price, as we need tbc room.
J. 5cott Inglis
LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
Last Week of
Come everybody this, the last week, and get two dollars' worth of desirable mer
chandise for one dollar.
READ A
All our 53, Co, 75 and 85c. Silk la our lot
All our Better Silk In one lot at 53c.
All our lOo. Fine Clmmbrays at GJc.
All our Corded Dimities at 7Jc.
80-inch Wool Dress Goods at OJc, were
Wool Cliallios, nice designs, 9c.
One lot Black Jackets, GOc,
Fast Black Hose 7Jo , was 15c.
Space will not admit of mentioning more prices, so come and see for your
selves how we are almost giving away dssirabfc goods. Store opzn every mark
ing at 8 o'clock. Remember, sale lasts only one week longer.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE PRICKS.
Open- High- Low- Clos.
WHEAT. Ing. et. est. Ing.
July 7'J 72 li;'a, '
September KM 7.H4 711 71T4
OATS.
Julv WV, 28 27 274
Scpten-b-r 2 2S'. 2iiV, 20ri
I'tiRN.
Julv 49 49 47'i 48
Si litem her M) W4 4K- ", 49
LARD.
July nr.0 fi.f.2 C.47 6.47
Si nleininT C.7l) fl.7i"i 6.(17 B.U7
I'lHIK,
July im 11.95 11.70 11.72
September 12.10 12.25 12.(10 12.02
Scrnn'on flonrd of Trado ICtchnnRO Quo-
UUicns-All Ouotatlons lliiscJ on
I'ur
nf 1 (HI.
STOCKS.
Dime Dep. Die. Hank
First Nallonnl Hank
Owen KlilS'o Lumber t.'o
Lackawanna Lumber Co
Ixiek u Trust ii Sale D.'p. Co...
Serniitou Kuvings Hank
Herimio'i Laee Curlalti Ci
Third e itlonal Li.nlc
Tliuron Coal Land Co
Seniiilnr. Axle Works
SeraiiU n Oluss Co
N':it nnal B.niiig i I'r'lHng Co.
Heriititiiii Jar Uli'iip ! Co
!i"l'soii .M.'imifi'.e'-iiiinir Co....
Laeka. Jioiitrose li. It
Sl'i'inu linuik Wuler Co
KlmlHirst 1 oi'leviird 'o
Anthiaeile Land i imp. Co....
no:; na.
Serartnn T'aetinn Co
Ki 'iiii.in.v tu.air. 1'eat .'i i'nwer
Co
Jbrlb'i.a Avenue linprjvt'iuent
SeraiUO:! li!i'.."S O'l
t m .Ii l .r.vtl- ( 'm' I i 'it., i; '
R!d.
121
lit I)
'iio
145
200
;i,o
Aak
110
iu
1'0
leO
Lj
!'J
1'H
in",
mil
1".'
Si'ra.'ilen Axle V.'url.-s. I'.-'i
Ser.uittn IV Ki!;v.:y nrst
i:-oi t'. :;:.' U s. dee l!'l
110
INop'.o's St. I'.ailwiiy. Ilr.-t
liUM ti';.i;e Cm. diie I'l.S
Peoplr'n Si. i::''!Viiy. !i.ei;:id
niortr,-if:e li';'. dae K 21
no
1'0
!cvi York !':odiice Market.
New Yo:''f. Jure 22. "'lour -1 lull, steady.
Win at-1' ill. linn: No. 2 re, I .-lure and ele
va:i; TiV.Ti'V'.: a;l:-.i. 7-''.;'.i f. o. b., 7i;n
a7i:- ,e : .'laileil red, Sa77e.; No. 1 north
ern. Vi :t'i.v. : op:i ''s ei'i. iil w. ak at nn
e!i:ir ., i :,; J-i!;. . VI' ..: Ai;.-:MSt, 7.-.1...'.;
Sptiinl r. -ijs.e.: 1 1, ti.lier. 7 ",.; 1 '."ru
ber, 77 'r'. Vrn Pill', weait r; No. 2. 52V.
elevaur; .Ml",", r.l!. ';:!:' o:t ni.s d'.ill und
weak: July. c.; .Mii;unl. .V.-,..; Septem
ber. :.r, . t -.:. sju'.i ;, i".t; options
di.'.l. wi ii;cr: Ju e July. l'',c.:
September. ;'.lNe.; .-put pi'.c. .'. No. 2. :M".,a
Jle.; No. 2 '.vil'.te. SI' ic: No. 2 I h !!'.
alll'e. : No. 'J. .I '.-e.; No. 3 wliit.1. ::i'e.l
mixed v. -tr:?i. riPaMc: white do a
4i;'.e : vV':.' !", :t.:iin':e. I'roviid tis
Ne:rle."ed. du::, ua-hanfr.-d. Lard tjui'-t,
Pttady, unehanged. 1 :;:Uer gn.et, easy;
state iVi'-y. lliuVc.; do. creamery. 17'ialSe.;
wosterii dairy, ip.ile.: .Ui. er. atr.e'.y, 2.i
Pv.-.; do. laeiory, M'.:.' '. ; i'.i-mis, iae., um- ,
tnt'en ere"iTie-y. ll.il'.i'. i".iee: e t.ni..'t, ,
r.l '.n.y. linen::..:' !. Krnr. i,u:et, steady; i
str.'.e n'e. .' 1 n-'y.vi'i !2 -:u .,..e. : west
t:.i lie ..ii, IP..:!:..-.: do. prr cose, 2i2.J.
TutcJn Crain .V.nikc:.
Tc'e.lo. C, J'inc 22 Wlu ?.i--iiece:pts,
.Tiy) buhe:s: shipments, S.C" bushfls; mar
ket w ;::; No. 2 red .en"!. ":: .: July. 72V.;
Augu U. T'.".: September. 7iV'.: Pi eem-
ber. 7l.e. Corn iiecelpts. l.e'X) buhebi; I
shipr.ieiKs, 2. ".-'j l::i.'l:' :?; market dull: No.
2 m'.:i- d, e-ish. Jul;-. V-1 SepPTi- I
her, f.'k: No. 2 yei'.cw. cash, ivy. Oil's,
Ilecf 1; ts. l.r J bushels; market e.ify: No. !
2 mixe', Jif.y, 2': S?;ifember, ST'e.
Clover Seed Market dp!'.: October, 33.70. j
Chicago I ivc Stock. , "j
Chtcaso, Jure i.'.-CaC.I'-neeelpt.". I.ftm j
head: market stca !y; comircn to extn'a I
steers. S'i.C'a; stoikers arl feeders. S2.Ti0 1 I
4.2.7; cows and bulls. $1.5o.i4: calves. S:!;i1; t
T-xans, $2.2V.J.W. Hogs Itecelpts, U.".') j
head; market firm; heavy packing and I
shipping lots, $4..jal.V); light, $4.25al.f.: j
pigs, J.'lii.i;.'. Sheep Jieeeiiits. 3.M) heal;
market wetik: Inferior to choice, $!.3oa4.10;
lambs, $3.00a7.30.
Iluf falo l.lvu Stock.
Buffalo, June 22. Catt'.o Tleeeipts, 3.200
head; on sale. 40 head; market steady;
light steers, $3.7.'a3.SO; mixed cows and
heifers, $3..")0a3.IW; fat bulls, $2.7."a3. Hogs
Ueeeipts. 5,7ijO head; on sale, 4,2'iO head;
market steady; Yorkers, good to choice,
Jl.iir.a4.70; light, $!.C0:i!.iw; mixed packers,
XA. 7.7a 4. SO; good mt buma, ?I.Siia1.S.7; choice
heavy, $l.iia4.!i; rougb.s, I3.Wi4.23. Shrep
and Lambs Receipts. 3.SIW head; on sale,
4.(n;0 head; market very dull; export she-'p.
Slat.no; common to fair, $l.liOa2.2."; good,
S2.."aa3: spring lambs. 3.5i).i;.;o; yearlings,
dull, $3.30al; extra, CI. 2.7.
I'Mliidc'p'iia Tolinw Market.
Philadelphia, June 22. Tallow is week
nnd dull. We quote: c:ty, prime, in hhda,
4,e. ; country, prime, in bbls, 4V. : do.
dark, In bids, l.il'ie.; c.ikei, 4'jc.; grease,
3"4C.
Oil Murk-t.
Pittrhurg, June 22. O'l opened, highest
and lov.-est, 173; eloped, 173.
CM1 City, June 22. (lil opened, 173; high
est, 17ii; loweit and close. I, 170.
Printing for Grocers.
Circulars, rn'ds, booklets, lotter heads,
etc., printed so well at The Tribune of
fice that they will Bell goods for you.
AW'S
j
Till
in
FEW OF OUR
nt 30c.
20c.
s Great urn.
Prices - C
Grand Depot
INDUSTRIAL TOPICS.
The Juniata furnace, at Newport, Pa
with an annual capacity of 18,000 tons,
has been put In blast again.
Corrigan, McKlnney & Co. have leased
ami are now operating the Douglass and
Sharpsvllle furnaces rot Sharpsvllle, Pa.
One of tho Thomas Iron company's
furnaces at A I hurt In, Lehigh county.
Pa., Is undergoing repairs, ind will be
put In operation at an enrly date.
Mills making a specialty of structural
materlul have not been so busy for
years as at tho present time, and some
have about all they can do for several
months to come. Prices on everything
In this line have been sharply advanced.
The activity which of kite has char
acterized tho market for all kinds of
Iron and steel continues, and prices are
still tending upward. There Is no doubt
that the Improvement Is nctunl and le
gitimate, and not the result of specula
tion. .W-it'ly all the large plants in the
country are working to full capacity
and sill unable to mnk? deliveries in
season. In fact, ko wvll sold ahead are
they on some specialties that orders are
tin nciI down dally.
The anthracite trade continues to
diift, nnd there Is nothing y.'t to show
when the end will bo reached. The dis
pute ovc- percentages lias assumed a
less a.'vgreislve character, some of the
companies professing to care nothing
about tonnage nt the presi nt unremuii
cvatlve prices. Individual operators on
rome of the roads decline to do more
than hold their t.ade together under
present clreuinntanee.i. The companies
that are pushing the contest and are
standing up for their percentages are
moving th" cunl Into storage depots
to s.ipply the winter demand, but this
will soon have to stop. Kverythlng
points to a restricted output In July,
and probably In August.
it.Uph Swinburn, the oldest locomo
tive engineer In the world, and tlio first
to sit in a rail and haniMe a throttle,
died last Friday at bis home mar
o'liMlcntmn. V. Va.. In his Kd yej.-. He
wi'i the sun of a Newcastle miner, who
w. i:ked l:i the mines wllh C,eoi;re Si -plii'r.si'n,
tho Inventor of the locomotive,
and came to tije I'nited Stairs in ISfii)
mid secured employment at Itichmoml
on the Virginia Central iillroad. He
win with Ooorire Steplien'on when the
trial t in of the first locomotive was
made, and r it in the cab with his hand
mi the thniltl
The Lytic Coal company, of Mlners
ville, a Pennsylvania raiitro.nl subor
d nate corporation. If building a. town
at Primrose, where it is nuotit com
mencing to ship oral from an Imminno
new collie y. H "r.as ju.-'t completed
fifty hm. s and ha.-? given orders for
forty more.
CARSON DALE.
ITrtiTV V.. Fkeels returned to
Allen-
town on Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. C.eorg- S. Kimball have
returned from a month's stay at Ocean
Grove.
Reb rt Xicho;?on. of Jermyn. who
wis seriously Injuied at tint n!ac? on
Friday afternom, had Lis left leg am
putated at the hospital in this city on
SituriTny m irninrr. Tho member wn3
taken off ju t below the knee.
On Saturday morning J. D. Nealon
purchased of Mrs. Leah Morgan her
property at the corner of Seventh nve
and Washington street. The consider
ation w.vs $3,000.
YV. O. Giles, of Emmons, Pa., spent
the Sabbath with his family, on Lin
coln avenue.
Announcement Is made of the mar
riage of Patrick Nolan, of Pike street,
and Ml-s Sarah Tight, of Fall Prook
stre?t. Th? event Is to occur on Tues
day me.rnlr.g; of this week at St. Rose
church.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith spent
Sunday with their parents In Waymart.
Children's Day was observed at the
Pr-sbyterlan Sunday school yesterday.
The service was held at 10.30 a. Tn., land
a very pleasing programme rendered.
Also nt the Congregational church
Children's Day was observed.
All3t't N". Kerr, of Scranton, was on
a business visit to this city on Satur
day. MOSCOW.
P.ev. It. H. Walsh's picnic wns a suc
cess In every par.leular. The contest
letween It. Kearn?y and M. Mulralno
for a diamond ring netted $170.75. Mr,
Keaiiu-y held 1,110 votes, and Mr. Mul-
ra'.ne 713 votes. The bicycle race was
won by Mr. Slowe, who was not so slow
on the race.
J. II. L'lveland and son. Earnest, re
turned home Thursday from a short
visit In New York state.
Mrs. Stanton, cm Church street. Is
iiaii esi i wo.
PRICES:
We have a lot of Curtains, one and two pairs of a kind,
and will sell at any price. ,
Cray Flannels for Skirls Sc. a yard.
100 Straw lints, choice of any 5c.
25 down Men's Scarlet Mixed Shirts and Drawers at
4!)c, worth $1.00
One lot Kid Gloves In ty, 53, 0 nnd Oi at .,l)c, worth 75c.
Muslin Gowns and Skirts, good quality, 2ic.
Improving her property by laying a
flag walk.
Mrs. iHlrnm, Direw returned to- her
home ot' Pottsvllle after spending a
short tlmo with her parents.
AV. F. Clenimenls spent several days
at Hotel Klmhurst this week.
Mrs. CI. S. Hroweand Mrs. A. Havwr-
slrlko are ill.
S. H. YeiiRer nnd family spent Tues
day ait Iake Ariel.
Mr. and Mrs. AVhltlock. of I'hllndel.
rhla. are visiting nt the homo of 11. L.
tlaige.
.
HALL STEAD.
Mrs. Juhn Tcrboss Is visiting friends
at Niagara Kails.
Mlts Carrie Haldwln, of Great Hend,
has returned from Kloronce, Italy.,
where utie has bi-en visiting a brother,
Who resides at that place.
Tliv board of education hiis organ-
Ixed and the ollieers aiv: President, K.
N. Sif it-ton; sccii tary, (leonre M. l.amh
treasurer. O. T. MrCormlck. The fol
lowing tonoh"rs have bi t n enidoycd
to teach the next term ot Kchool: Prin
cipal. Profi'SKiii' Cliu-rli'S M. Moxly
Kiammnr dopartment, MKs Kltlle l'lke;
(li-Kt liiitornii-diato, Miss l''annie Hlunn
rcll: EeiHind Intermediate, .V.Irs Jose
phlne Uasl.'y; llrnt primary, Mls,s Ida
Tuttlo: Focond Mlniary, Miss Winnie
Tlngley.
Mbv- I'.tnma Austin, of Deposit, N. V
Is vlsltlni? at the ruHidenco of tier
father, Juhn Austin.
i'rs. Pldney Hinden and daughter, of
Susiiiohann-.i, who have been plopping
Willi friends end relatives In town, have
returned home.
Mixs 11a title limj.imln, of Albany, Is
the gu'.t of fri"mi ) In town.
Mrs. Sawyer, of Candor. Is visiting
her da up, liter, Mrs. William Hoover, on
William .ti'rrt.
Contractor P. II. Johnston, of this
nine:-, han been irlvcn 111-' contract to
bn'.ld the new M ' tlvidirt idmrcli.
Inviiulloiis are ni'' .iniiounclng the
marriuge of Miss Minnie Travis, of this
place, an t ltkiiard Hill, or Hinghain
ton, to take place her.? on Thursday
Jin.- 7.
SJecrttary W. W. Adair, of 111" Uall
miil Yiiumr Men's Clir'i-lian aesocla-
II. in. will leave today fm' a two weeks"
vacntlon nt Nlagarn Kill'. Rev. John
Tavin, raptor nf tl':1 l!:ii lis t church,
will leave on WediKitJay for the ima
place.
G .'uriro O'lliien. the hulling clerk at
John Milliin-.i's ir'-ocrrv store, l 111. His
pb."e- l being lllb'd by Master Al Kl
died, of Lackawanna avenue.
f J. Iangley and I'ctir Allen are
the jurors drawn from this place to
t-.'i-ve at the August term of court.
A house In Great Hend occupied by
n family named Hii'.ard enuglil lire
KrM.iv and wns biirnrd down.
David MoM-M-an h-is a-r.ingcd to
drive a well for Hi? filk mill.
An ad Utir.n :! connection of the Hall-
rtrr.d '.V.-jiff Works main is bring Intro
duced in th silk mill.
J. n. Wh!.tlng. of Xe-ar Yi rk c i1
manufacturer of drcrs s'lks, who"
mills arc nt r.n'.ter?on, X. J.. riient
Wedncsdov. in onmpnny with John A.
Mars. of 5cran-:on. rrc:-ldent of t!m
Textile comrany, looking into t'l? man
agement of the s-ilk mlil here. They ex
prefssrl thjmselve.i rni'sfled with the
general progress made.
MONTROSE.
Mrs. Nfv.ton, wife of Dr. Newton,
fell from a hammock aid 'urt herself
quite badly.
The ball gime n Franklin Fork, be
tween Mor.-trnso and Panklln, resnltecl
In a victory for th-: Jlontrose. The
score being SO to S. We had "Pomp"
to pitch, and the Franklin boys could
do nothing.
Miss Bessie liry Holds spent Thursday
at Heart Like.
Leu Kaynsfor.1, who altrnded school
at Ithaca., is hame on his summer vaca
tion. P.. C Sayre, who spent the winter In
Florldn, has arrived home.
Mrs. Itiley, of Sumrn't, X. J., who
was fiponcilng the sunimer here, was
called nwrjy to attend the funeral of
her niece. Mlfs Dodd.
Mis. Stark and f.imily, of Wilkr-s-Harre,
nre occupying their cottages nt
Lake Carey.
Wlnsor Jeff ts Is home from Factiry
ville fur th summer vacation.
Theodore Manger h:is gone to P.rlgh
ton, N. Y., wlr re he has received a
position on the New York Central.
Loo Frink, Iiaymond ond Ed Millard,
Will Roach and Harry Lyons nre fish
ing at Lak" of Meadows.
Will FtoiM.'.rd, who has b-en con
fined to hi lvoio by I'ln Is able to
attend to business again.
The wedding of Mlrs Margaret Smith
and Joseph I). Wdil'n, of lb ihl: "vm,
Pa., wns solemnized at. the home of the
bride Vedncsdav, Jun? 19. The cere
mony was prrf jrmcd by Rev, Mr. Hen
Con In tb? presence of relatives nn:l
near fri -nda. Tiice from out of town
were: Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Welden, C.
V. Welden, Miss Welden, Rebert S.
Myr-TS, Robert II. Say re. Jr., airs.
South-worth, Mrs. V. L. Heel:?, and
Mrs. Margaret Peckens. 1
MOOSIC.
The I.ndlcs Aid sncir'y of the Meth
odic. Kplicop.al church will Hervp Ico
ereaim urul cake on Wednesday evening.
June lfi, In the Lndlrs' Aid parlors of
the churcb. Everybody Is cordially in
vited to attend.
Mrs. Ceorge Trrgallus, of Main
street, nttended th. commencement ex
ercises nt Wyeming seminary, on
Thursday.
Richard Ornrtall, nf Jermyn, In vllt
Ing nt the home of John M. Robei son,
on Main street.
Tho Moosle P.aso Rill rlllb nnd 1n
Scranton Young Men's Christian Asso
ciation club cross bats on the Moosle
grounds this afternoon.
M. N. Uymond, of Kingston, Is visit
ing In town nmong friends.
The Katydid colliery paid lis em
ployes on Friday for the month of May.
Tf tho llnhy Is CnttltiR Teeth.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soolhlng Syrup hns bn-'n
used for over Fifty Years by Millions of
Mothers for their Children while Teething,
with 1'orfoo.t Success. It Snot hen llej
Child, Softens tho Omns, Allays nil pnln;
Cares Wind Colic, nnd is the Iwst rumndy
for Dinrrhoen. Sold by Driiiiglsls In ev
ery part of the world. lie sure and afk for
"Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup," nnd
toko no other kind. Twunty-llve cents n
bottlo.
I
OLY PHANT
John Hest, aged 2S, of Dunmors street,
wait severely Injured In Kddy Creek
shnft Friday.
Mrs. Martin Crlppnn nnd family have
returned nfter a few weeks' vlnl at
Heurlck Cen'er.
A cow was killed by a Delaware and
Hudson engine on tho "bridge south of
the town on Frldny. . '
Tho musical pupils of St, Pulrlclt's
Pnroehlnl academy held their annual
recital In Convent hall Friday after
noon. About thirty scholars -took part
In the programme and they acquitted
themselves In a creditable manner,
Thomas MoHale, a student at Millers-
vllle State Normal school Is home on
his annual vacation,
Patrick Sweeney, of Archbald, was a
caller In this plaeu Friday.
ARCHBAL D.
St. Thomas' congregation will cele
brate the Fourth of July by holding a
grand parade and plenie. Elaborate
preparations, are belr.ig imado for the
observance of the day, und there Is
every -prospect that It will bo one ot
t'he grandest celebrations ever attempt
ed here. T'.io parade, which will take
place In the morning, will Include near
ly all the societies In town. A pleasant
spot haa been selected for the picnic,
which will be fully as enjoyable as any
ever held under the auspices of the
congregation. The procueds of the pic.
nle will be devoted to the fund for the
building of the new parochial residence
now in prootss of erection.
On Wediriesdiiy Miss Kate CaflYey, of
the Kai-tiSlde, will be married to John
J. Heanlon, the well-known proprietor
of Kcaiilon'a hotel.
The Pri'.'-.bj terlan congregation held a
successful lawn festival on the plot In
fron of the church on Thursday even
ing. The attendance was very large
and the proceeds reached a very salls
'faelory llgure.
The remains of the late Mr?. Michael
Roland, of Laurel street, who died on
Sunday last, were laid to rest In the
'Catholic cemetery on Wednesday. A
high mass ot ro;i'ilcm was sung In St.
Thomas' church at lu.SO o'clock by Rev.
T. J. Comerl'iiid. At the (lose of the
service Father Comerford rpoke at
length or I lie upright life of the dc
ceaiied nnd comforted her sorrowing
relatives In their great allliction. The
fi'i.er.il was very largely nttended. The
pall-bearers were ilton. M. M. Gilroy,
Mleaacl I -.illy. John J. Harrett, P. M.
O'iiiiyle and .Vllles McAndrew.
HONESDALE.
Ra!;,h Fitch Martin, a graduate of
nn-ehanlcal i-nnlmerlng nt S-tnite col
lege, will p-io.i the summer ut Hones
d ile. Mr. M ntiii spent his vacation
her- last year.
Jo.-eph Ray has return 'd home after
several months' absence lit Massachu
Set IS.
Fred R. Civsrdoy has returned home
from Harvard colle-ge.
Several new bicycles arrived in town
tills week.
MifS I.'-m, Cilbeit. of Scrafi Inn. Is
vlKMIng Mrs. Harry Gretter, on East
elrei-t.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Henwond re
turned to th M-r home. In Scranton,
Tli in sday, after a visit with their par
ents here.
John P. James Is building a large and
handsome- fl dilng beat forth" Elk Rake
clube, house. It will be fitted with all
ihe Improvements for comfortable Ilsh
ir.g. Mr. and Mrs. S. P.. Wood have left
fi r a visit wl.h their son, William, at
St. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ingalls, (laughter,
Xellle, and M!p Rertha Spnngenbrg,
have today for Chicago nnd a trip
thrmgli tlie wet.
Edwin It. TwI-'mcyer Is home from
Lnfayo'.te colleg.'.
S.umtiel Frank Ins returned to New
York city, after v''-(iting friends here.
Miss Grace .Tadwln Is home from
Dana Hall, WWlesley, Mass.
Mr. owl Mrs. Joseph Glennon nnd
All-n Glenr.on. of PKt'-.ton, registered
at the Allen H-o.ise Saturday.
The Tribune souvenir of Saturday
was gi"ntly admired here.
J. Kii-k Rose passed. Sunday nt I'ort
.Tervis.
Ibis
1
am n
fj
13 a necessity because, the tonic of winter
air Id go and milder weather, incrensed
moioturo, accumulated impurities in tho
blood and debilitated condition of tho
body, open tho way for that tired feclinr;,
nervous troubles, nnd other ills. Tho
Bkin, mucous membrane and the various
orpnna strive in vain to relievo tho im
pure current ot life. They all welcome
to Of.siflt Nature nt thin tlmo when sho
most needs help, to pu-ify the blood, toao
nnd strci-.irl.h-n Ihe Inboring organs and
build up I ho nerves.
"I wns in a run down condition. I
Will weak nnd nervous nnd could not cat
anything. I bc.';nn Inking Hood's Harsn
tmrilia nnd before I hud finished the tirst
pottle 1 could sco a clmngn for tho better.
I kept on taklni; It nnd 1 nm now ho that
I enn cut hcnrtilv nnd enn do my work."
Mks. Join W. I'liACKKY, Allowuy, N. J.
" I hnvo found Hood's Rnmnpnrilla a
good spring niedlelne nnd it relieves thnt
tired fcclin.f." IH'RDKTIB Younci, West
Oiicontn, Xew York. Out only HOOUU
Hnori'c d:i! ;!,.',.i,,!or:,.,.lnnr,r P"!."
THE
I . ' . 1 v.-, i.l '41
-Si Ji parilla
Purifies
Tine Biood
I IDS I
Has cleaned out one manufacturer; all of his Tcrcale Shirts, in
liiiTcrcnt Htylcs, very attractive in patterns; will make
i PK Oil
Von can find in the lot Shirts that arc retailed nt $1.00 else
where. We hIiiiII give you a chance on them; now is your chance
to buy them, when you need Shirts to change so often. REMEM
HKR TllK PRICE, 35 CENTS. Another opportuirity-Our 25
cent Shirt and Drawers, in Balbriggan and Ribbed, are the lead
ers in tliis city and any other.' Only a few cases left; better be
on time before they are closed. . -
DRY
C30DW?..T3 CUT PRICE
E Y
Is a Ncccislty-llenllh Must lie Und to Ob
tain It If You Aro Suffering from Any
kind of Chronic DUonscs Consult tho
Most Powerful Mni;nollc PhyslclniiH l.lv
lui;, Dr. I II. Smith and staff, nt 1112
yomitig Avcniio. Scranton, I'u.-Mr. J.
It. Saunders, of Plltsion. t)no of tho
Alanyllnppy Alen Unit lluvo Ohlulncd
Kcllcfundu Permuncnt Cure by .Menus
of Maguutisiii.
Mr. Saunders lias bejen affected with
CATARRH OF THE 11 LADDER for
more than a year. He first began to
complain of a burning sensation in the
bladder, which became more aggravat
ed ut night and during the forepart of
the day. There was a constant burn
ing In the bladder at night and a fre
quent desire to urinate. Ho also com
plained of dizziness with a clouded
Honsallon In the brain as though ho
was losing his mind. The dcBlre tu uri
nate at night robbed hlin of Bleep
and brought on nervous prontratlon.
His digestion became Impaired, caus
ing a deathly winking sensation nt the
lilt of the stomach. Ho grew from bad
to worse until he became a confirmed
Invalid. He had consulted any number
of physicians without even finding
temporary relief and had about give up
In despair, when hearing of the mar
velous cures that were being performed
by tho EMINENT MAGNETIC PHY
SICIANS, DR. F. R. SMITH AND
STAFF, at iil2 Wyoming avenue, he
decided to consult them. This wus
three weeks ago, and from tlie first
he began to Improve rapidly. Ho says
he felt a decided Improvement after
the llrst MAGNETIC TREATMENT,
and Is delighted with the success of It,
and recommends any one miri'erltig
from a similar cause or any
chronic disease whatever to Dr.
F. R. Smith and staff, at i!12 Wyoming
avenue, Scranton, Pa. Dr. Smith treats
all forms of chronic diseases, nnd will
cure seven cases out of ten that have
been pronounced Incurable. If you or
any of your friends are sick, don't
give up In despair, but go and have
a friendly talk with Dr. Smith and
staff. If he ran or cannot cure you he
will frankly b 11 you so, without money
and without price. Consultations free
from 0 a. m. to 9 p. m. dally.
In the history of Scranton
has Clothing been offered as
low as at present.
ARE YOU A MAN
who likes to improve his ap
pearance? If so, you can't
afford to lose sight of the rare
bargains offered at
1 We con tin no tlie sale of
Men's Black, liluo and Pfl HE
I-iRlit Color Cheviot iftilaDn
Suilsat
Men's Illark Clay Di
nconal (Suits in Satik and
Krock
S7.75
Men'H All -Wool rants
in Choice Cheviots anil
Worsteds 53
85c.
lioys' Suits, 4-13 years..
S1.95
Serviceable Wool Suits....
Who and Rlnek Dress
Suits
2.4
THE BELL
CLOTHING HOUSE,
230 Lackawanna Ave.
SIGN OF THE BELL
ALL, 35c. EACH.
ffcsy Ssa cos Era
GOODS COMPANY,
STORE, OLD STAND.
Special Sale
Carpet
Remnant Sale
We have placed on sale 20 patterns, with borders to
match, of
AXMINSTER,
MOQUETTE, and
BODY BRUSSELS
Carpet, all this season's patterns, which we will close at
85 cents.
These are worth $1.15 to $1.75, and will be found
on the first tloor.
406 and 408 Laokawanna Ave.
BRANCH AT CARBONDALE.
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURINGCO
SCRANTON AND WILKES-BARRE, PA., Manufacturers of
Locomotives, Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTItffi AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
General Office: SCRANTON, PA
CROWING
They're in our window six of 'era those premiums
with every purchase of $io.oo, $20.00, $30.00, $50.00, $75.00
aud $100.00. Among them are Rockers Reed and Plush
Tables Dinner Sets Clocks, &c, &c.; the greatest force
used in moving our goods is in the new price the old
price lessened it's about the only way we do not advance
we know you don't object that's why we see you here
YOU LOSE AS MUCH AS WE do by not getting our
NEW PRICES on BABY CARRIAGES.
Your promise to pay is satisfactory
See the $15.90 Bedroom Suit in our show window.
Premium days end Saturday, June 29th.
COMY FURNITURE CI
225ANO 227 WYOMING AVENUE.
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