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TJtB SCBANTON TEIBXINB--SATUBDAT MOBNINO, AUGUST 24, 1895.
CarboDdale -Neu)s.
WE 11AVE LOST THE LEAD.
llsjlctoa Agaia Hold tka Covotod
Poslttoa-May Ball.
Wo lost '
Kato croat
our foiiilvat hoiMw
The Markle snap
lirraxed our tobog
Ami down we
We're In the oU,
I'ul on the I'.J.
'Twaa very nail
My master all.
This ttame thut'i loaS
Heyoml recall.
iliKhl have been ours.
Ah, "Might have beenT
You've caused mote vail
Tlian tonsue or wen
fan well ortruy .
AiiJ yesterday
You (tot your work.
Your foul work ia
tnre more.
oh lor.!
That wore I -
Why were they ot but four
A ml we then live?"
Why. man alive.
It wax not in the woo-l.
or else we alioukl have won.
Should."
"Should."
out mot-kins wont
tur si nse reel
ltineuth the taunt thou tkwt conoeuu
"Why did we lose?"
A- k of the win. I
That toyeih with the angry sea.
Hm not from me.
I'm a.i'k.
ione home
I now refuse
All schemes w hich tend to liiiervifwa.
We kst.
Niiff e.l
I. el's Met
To lieil. ,
liut when tomorrow' un huth sped
H. von. I its tetiith o'er my hea l.
We'll meet that crew,
And then we'll do
We l
of wonder;
Weeds.
iw tmnd-r!
T!li ?e our foes will sinvl wear.
Nitw
J ii-1 wafh!
II, we'll coteh
That old canir that's from iitnero.
No mo it."
The score.
Oh I. or!
oh l.or!
Ai-ta He , -Thai's
me.
tf.'ore:
II. O. A. E.
0 10 0
2 2 11
2 4 0 0
0 10 1 0
1 2 1
2 2 0 1)
11 0 5
12 2 1
113 1
1 21 11 3
H O. A. E.
2 S 1 0
12 0 0
114 1
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2 1! 0 0
2 14 0
2 4 3 0
12 0 1
10 0 0
12 rr 12 2
0 0 l 0 3
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sh!el,!s. lib.
r.itoben. c
Mimev, Hi.
3l.-J'.iad. If.
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Totals
HA7.LETON
K
Moran. 'f '
M'-Vev. rf
S.h.uih. 3b
H:ll. rf
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1
rt
Villi.: lb :
C alwim. s '
Child. So 1
Moore, e.
Jordan, p
Totai
Carbonize 0 f I !
vij.i-T.m 0 10 2
knns earned Hazletoc. R: li:-r-n.Uie.
5. Two-base hitsKuller. Chl'ds. Jhre-
LANDLORD t0 TO LEAVE.
The Popular Rprcsntati of tha
American Hustler of Today Will Soon
Remove to Other HclJs.
Carbondale is !xut to u!Ter a dis
tinct and severe l.ss. It is not In
money, not in fine buildings, large in
dustries or beautiful pleasure places,
but In that which R.jes to make up the
best city btains. hustle and unselSsh
(fort for the eommn welfare. Car
bondal Is to perceptibly be a loser in
all three of these qualities when Frank
fbl. Fox. who has male the Hotel An
thracite fomoua. remuves his lares and
penates to another city.
Mr. Kjx has accomplished more gyxl
for Carbondale in prop.rtion to the
time he has ao-.-nt within its limits
than any other man in all Its history.
Jie came here hu.'tl'.nic. smiling, mak
ing friends on the right hand and on
the l.-ft. and this hustl.ng and friend
making has been sustained unlnter
rutdiy to thi present time. It com-prehend-d
In Its scope not only his ho
tel and his business affairs, but it
spread to everything which . might
even in the remotest manner, benefit
Oartvmdale. He is a fine type of the
best class of young Americans, of the
Know Hood's Cured
Because It Made Pure Blood.
"I was all ran down and could not sleep
t Bight on account of tha continuous
and severe pains
tbrongb my body.
I bad also stom
ach troubles and
catarrh. After
taking Hood's
Sarsaparllla a
ahort time I com
menced to Im-
; prove, and after
; using three bot-
' ties in all, my
'complaint en
tirely left me. I now have an appetite,
aleep well and am free from all stomach
trouble. I know Hood's Baraaparllla baa'
eured me, and I cheerfully recommend ita
ate by all woman who are run down and
need a building an medicine." Mihs
Alicb Whay, W. lirldgewater, Fa.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
la the only True Blood Purifier promi
nently In the public eye today.
Ulle DIM. MTtnbur.wtoUke,
nwvu a r 1119
esif la effect. Heeate.
CARPETS.
Alt the latent Vail Styles.
CURTAINS
We handle all kinJs and style.
RUGS AND MATS
- In endless variety from 2Sc. to
$10.00.
Oil Ctnthu. Linoleums. Window
' Shades. Wall Papers, Carpet
sweepers and rancyunairs.
j .1 . .... , . .
J. Scott Inglis
4 UCJ(IWk: MBHIE
t ie n.ts rAirnen -. aonauo. i-.v.
Vnfs oti balls By Jordan. I. H I by
p. Uher-Bv Jordan. 1: by Yt-rkt-". 1. Stolen
r,uts Fuller. Jordan. SacrirW h.ts
Siies. Wetxel. Yerkes. Ch M Mru-k out
- Ky Yerk. i T.me l.ii rmpire Corcoran.
f. Sbt0W PrltWS Our mottO-
men whoae dash, foresight and pleas
ant aggressiveness if 1 may coin a
phrase tvaa made thla county the mar
vel of nations.
'Mr. Fox'a leave-taking will occur on
the first day of September. With him
will go the good wishes or thousands
of friends. Mrs. Fox will also be
missed and sincerely regretted y
many who have known her friendship.
A Mr. urantmaer will succeed Mr.
Fox. He will be fortunate. Indeed, if
he shall succeed In the same measure
aa bis predecessor.
HAND OF DEATH.
Several lloeaea Darkened by the tirim
Destroyer.
Wallaoe Hughes, the 6-monlhs-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Hughes, of Will-
lams avenue, died yesterday morning
of cholera Infantum. Funeral will be
held Sunday at 2 o'clock at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Uitbert iSwartx. parents
of Mrs. Hughea, also on Williams ave
nue.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark, of Gor
don avenue, are culled upon to mourn
the death of their 4-months-old hon.
Thomas Henry, which occurred Thurs
day evening Ht i.:u o clocR. Heath
was due to cholera Infantum. The fu
neral was held at S o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Interment was made in
Hrookslde cemetery.
lesterday morning at 5 o clock the
death oivlirred of Anthony, the 4-
months-old child of Mr. and Mrs. John
Thomas, of Klevtrlc alley. Death was
duo to cholera infantum.- The funeral
was held yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Interment was made In St.
Uose cemetery.
.
to Susquehanna.
On Sent. 5 Columbia Himo company
No. S vlll go to Susquehanna to partici
pate In the Fireman's Day celebration.
The transportation committee lias se
cured reduced rates on the Krle. The
fure for the round trip will he 11.10.
Two special Erie coaches will be at
tached to the train. The full Mozart
hand will nccompany the Cai'Uondale
liremen.
Not "TeJJv" Dunham.
Tress despatches Thursday reported
the murder of Harry Demham, who
was said to come from New lork
slate. It was rumored that It was
"Teddy" Dunnmn. formerly nn em
ploye of the Anthracite. This Is, how
ever, improbable as "Teddy" Is from
Cincinnati, Ohio.
imi:vmi:s.
Mrs. James H. Boyd and daughter
are visiting in Scranton.
T. J. Sm!tlt. of Forest City, was In
this city last iiljht. I
J. E. Snell will hereafter conduct the
repairing department at Levene's
Jc welry store.
u J. Hush, or Factoryville, was in
this city yesterday.
W. J. Wilson, of Philadelphia. Is In
this city on business.
Miss Gussie Atkinson, of Hawley, Is
being entertained by iMiss Amy May
Kinback. of Cemetery street.
The head house at No. 17. on the
gravity road, was partially consumed
by fire Thursday.
A runaway occurred on the plane at
No. 1 shaft yesterday. Four tars ran
over the head and Jumped the track
when half way down the plane.
J. T. Cook, of Scranton, was In this
citv yesterday.
Elmer Seeley. of Forest City. Is In
Emergency hospital suffering from 'in
juries received at the Clifford colliery.
A slight blaze occurred in the win
dow of Shannon's news store yester
day. Little damage resulted.
Miss Anna McDonald has returned
to her home In Pittston after a visit
wi:h Miss Mary Rnylan, tf Pike street.
Mrs. R.bert Clark Is Confined to her
home by Illness.
Mrs. Mary Berrll has been dis
charged from Emergency hospital.
Mrs. Alexander Krennan. of Canaan
street, is visiting in Uinghamton,
X. V
Henry Singer and W. B. Fltipatrlck
left yesterday for Clark's Summit.
A. W. Corbln has returned from
Bainbridge. N. V., where he was visit
ing his parents.
Miss Julia Oerrlty has returned frm
Port Jervia, where she has been for
two weeks. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Thomas Cavanaugh and daugh
ter. Gertrude.
'Mrs. V. (. Stephens and daughter,
Maud, and Mrs. W. J. Stevens and
daughter, KiXth, are visiting InWllkes
Barre. A pleasant social gathering of young
people was held at the home of Miss
M iry Hullah. of South Church street,
Thursday evening.
Mr. and .Mrs. William Jones, of Pike
street, and Mr. and Mrs. David Evans
and Mr. John K. Jones, of Hand
street, have returned from a week's
camp at Lenoxvllle.
William Barrett, of Chicago, Is visit
ing in this city.
Dr. J. S. Nlles performed an opera
tion for abscess on a daughter of Mrs.
P. Welsh, of Pike street, yesterday.
The annual picnic of the Farmers'
Fishing club was held yesterday at
N'-wton lake. It was well attended.
The funeral of Km ma Burke, the lit
tle daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Burke, of Pike street, was held yester
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. Intermmit
was made In St. Hose cemetery.
Born To i.Mr. and (Mrs. P. Sullivan,
of Dundaff street, a daughter.
The .St. Aloyslns society of Pittston
Is at Farvlew today. A number of
young people from this city intend to
accompany th excursion.
K. A. King, of Windsor, was in this
city yesterday.
Misses .Mary Daley and Cora Crsn
d:ill have returned from ITnlondale.
Miss Mary 'Merlin n Is home from her
Scranton vlsrt.
Miss lrace Humphrey has returned
from a visit In Uinghamton. N. Y.
T. U. Vannan has sold hlw DundnfT
street residence to Harvey Jackson for
ta.'sio.
The tennis tournament will be held
at Farvlewi on Aug. 29 and 30. A ten
nis dance will 'be given Friday night.
John Smith, of Nantlcoke, Is. visiting
In this city.
A fair alxed audience greeted the
opening play at the Opera house last
night. It was Blaneys' "A Da tor ago
Check,"- and gave good satisfaction to
all present. The company will appear
tonight In Blnghamton, N. Y.
WAVERLY,
(Mi-. Andrew Bedford, of Scranton,
was a visitor here Thursday.
'Miss Jennie Smith ha r turned to
her home,- "Weftlook. ' from a visit
with relatives at Hamilton, N. Y.
Mlse Lea via iMershon has returned
from a two months' visit with her sis
ter. iMrs. Nellie Linderman, at Troy, Pa.
Mrs. N. C. Mackey and sons. Robert,
Richmond and Roger, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. B. O. Camp, at Montrose.
Rev. D. N. Vail Is on a visit to New
Ycrk city, Atbany and the northern
part of the state of .Maine. He will
be absent two weeks.
Chief, of Police Simpson's wife and
dnuRihter.'.of Scranton, are the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Blesecker.
Misses Ella and Carry Coon.'of Jrr
myn, are the guests of Mis Ida Sher
man, at "Maple" cottagp.
Madison academy will reopen on
Sept. 2 for the fall and winter term.
Mrs. Charles Finch. Mr. Arthur 3.
Stone and Mrs, L. F; Dean, of Scran
ton. visited their brother, Gates II.
White, on Thursday.
Rev. John Wlnteh 1 attending the
Frs Methodist canvp meeting at Ararat
Summit, lueo.uehanna county. - -
The thirty-fourth anniversary nf
rcmnony ; K. Eleventh . Pennsylvania
Volur.tsr cavalry, will take puot at
Highest of all in leavening, Power. Latest U. S. Govt Report
AB&OVDTE1X PURE
Xlchola Ki-ove. Clark's Summit, next
Monday. '
Mks Josephine Richards, of Scranton.
and Miss Christiana Soellner. of Dun
more, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Bold.
Miss Martha Taylor, of Factoryville,
Is the guei-4 of Miss .Stella Bailey,
nit.. luiatmtatriMM 'Mr. IxulHe Tvler.
and son. Leslie, are visiting at Cochoc
ton. N. Y.
Keyetone union of the Christian En
deavor society, comprising delegates
from Nicholson. Favtoryvllle. Dalton
ami the nurroundlng country, bad a
granJ rully at the uuptist cnuriw neire
last Wednesday.
ly A lt.,etin Ttifewe will hold tho
mil ' Sunday services at .the Baptist
church tomorrow. . .
llev. Floyd S. letirh will fill tne puipil
at the Methodist Kplscopal church to
morrow murnlng at iu.su a. m.. tne n-K-ular
tuts tor. Rev. F. H. Parson. belliB
at Vestul, N. Y.. for his health.
HONESDALE.
Following Is u list of events and
iiriw..,t fur Ihe race mee t of tho 'Maple
City wheelmen, Sept. 1: One-mile
novice, gold modal, silver medal; one-liiilf-nillo
open, diamond, S'J ; diamond,
fl; one-huir-mlle boy- race, mtuai,
III); lantern, V; cyclometer, $2; one-
...II.. h.imiil,iilitn nf WuVtll' nd Pike
counties, diamond. t-t: two-mile handi
cap, diamond, K!i: iliamonu. in; cane,
$s; one mile. 2.M class, dress suit case.
fl5; balh robe, fn; one-mile open, dia
mond. IS!; diamond. $15; umbrella, $lrt.
Kntrles close Sept. IS.. Paul W. Uurd-
ner. secretary.
Willi.. in Iktlmelaeh and Wife.
of
Scranton. are the guests of Mr. Dol
metsch s parents nere. .
John N. harpsteen, of Carbondale,
was a caller In town Thursday.
Fred. A. IMttrlck. the present cham
pion of 'Wavne county, will make a
hard tight to maintain his supremacy
at the coming bicycle race meet. He
will have to ride hard, however, to
keep ahead of one or two riders from
Hawley. one from Waymart and sev
eral from here, wno dispute nis present
tlrit position.
rlw. lapvl. Vvenlnir ftaKette
Thursday contained an article that
would exactly fit Honesaaie. it saui.
in brief, that horses should in no case
be left standing in the street without
being tied, as an untied horse Is a
great menace and danger to public
safetv and the rives of pedestrians and
wheelmen. The streets now are nearly
always being used 'by wheelmen,
among them being small children and
young girls, who would be powerless
to help themselves In front of a run
away horse. Our councllmen should
see that there was an ordinance mak
ing It a penally to leave an unattend
ed horse standing In the road without
being tied.
FOREST CITV.
Elmer Seely. a young man employed
by the Hillside Coal and Iron com
pany, was caught between the bump
ers of two mine cars Thursday morn
ing and had his leg terribly gashed.
One cut required ten stitches to close.
His leg was also badly bruised and he
was otherwise injured. Seely has
been removed to the Emergency hos
pital at Carbondale.
Mame J. Brown will enter Mansfield
Normal school next week for a three
years' course.
Charles Clark, of Pleasant Mount,
has been visiting 'his sister, Mrs. J. R.
Flemming, this week.-
Rev. J. R. Egan has tendered his
resignation as pastor of the First Bap
tist church at this place, and It has
been accepted by the congregation.
He has many warm friends here who
will regret his departure. Mr. Egan.
we understand, will enter the evangel
istic missionary field.
iMrs. J. S. Brusstar. of Reading. Is
the guest of Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Grand
er. Mrs. Frances Rogers, of Wade,
Schuylkill county. Is the guest of rela
tives in this place.
Montgomery Menhennett has moved
from Ike Como. Wayne county, to
Forest City. He will occupy the Cray
building.
R. E. Alexander has been In Mon
treal. Canada, this week, arranging to
supply the Canadian Pacific Railway
company with the Alexander car re
plaoer. Mr. Alexander's patent Is con
sidered the best on the market and
finds ready sale.
CLARK'S G?EEN.
Mrs. Samuel Smith Is suffering from
a relupse of her severe and long pro-trai-ted
Illness.
IMiss Anna Van Nort, of Scranton, Is
the guest of her cousins, the Misses
Lucia and Angle Brlgham.
Mrs. Judson Wells bt spending a few
days with friends In Wilkes-Barre.
Mrs. J. B. Austin will today return
from an extended Visit of New Jersey
towns.
"Misses Luella and Lizzie Frace re
turned from their visit wWh West Sldu
friends on 'Monday last.
Rev. A. Douglass and wife are ex
pected to return from their four weeks'
visit among filends In New York to
day. Grace A. Davis relumed from her
visit among her numerous friends In
Scranton yesterday.
'Harry Gardner called on friends here
on Tuesday.
The public school will bcRln on Mon
day next.
fit-urge F. Spencer, of Thompson,
waa the gues4 of A. A. Ttavi on Mon
day and Tuesday Inst.
The death of our esteemed citizen
nnd friend, J. C. Clnrk, has cast a
gloom upon our community suMi as Is
seldom felt here. The funeral rites
will be conducted at his late residence
today flt 10 o'clock a. m.
Miss Nell Cnllendcr spent Sunday
last with friends In Factorvllle.
John M. Courtrlght visited frlonds In
Nicholson last week.
The united pk-nlc of the Baptist nnd
Methodist .Sunday schools on Thurs
day last whs well attended and en
joyed by all. iHevernl bonts were se
cured and the children enjoyed a row
over the beautiful water of Lily hike,
The survivors of Company K, of the
Eleventh cavalry, will hold their an
nual reunion In the iNlchols grove here
on Monday next. '1 Jeans, the good old
army beans, and their associate, "hard
tack," together with many good speak
ers, will be on hand to Interest thus
who attend. ' .
PECKVItLE.
Sheridan lodge, Knlkhts of Pythias,
will hold a eo'lal and clam hake at
White's grove next Monday evening. -
Miss Stella Deacon, who hps been
visiting at Bloomsburg, 'returned home
last Thursday.
Mr. and Mra. P. Snedlcorand Mr. and
Mrs. William Wat-field left last Thurs
day to pend a week at Beach lake.
Daniel Daniel, of Nantlcoke, has
moved Into the 'house recently vacated
by Charles Wallnck. on Hickory street.
Mr. andiMrs. George Wondlirldge are
visiting with friends nt Dalton. .
Mi s. Frank W. Day and son, Ralph.
-f Wilkes-Barre, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Kdward Barber. :.
The union excursion of three churches
to Lake Ariel yesterday was largely
lttended. Nine cars were required to
-an-y the crowd. It Is estimated, that
r.srt wtrt from 1.000 to MM prcaent.
and everything passed off pleasantly.
The tug or war between the band
hoys and the excursion committee was
rendered In favor of the band boys.
The affair will also prove a grand
llnnnciul wuocess. 'Peckville band was
present and rendered some line selec
tions during .the day.
Dr. and Mrs. J. U. Grover were called
to Shickshlnney last Thursday on ac
count of .the sudden death of Mrs.
Orovec'a sister.
Rev. 8. Hlmpklns f leading the
singing at Salem camp meeting.
'Mrs. Klmor Deacon has returned after
sojourning for a few duya at Nichol
son. MlMwes Mame Stair and Daisy W'ol
enHburg, who have ibet-n the guests of
Mrs K. K. Deacon, returned to their
home, at Bloomsburg, last Thursday.
Airs. Wise and daughter, of New
York, are visiting at the home of H. J.
Cnllendcr.
air. und .Mrs. !. II. Stevens, of Clif
ford, are vbdtlng their daughter, (Mrs.
Frank Henscouter.
The Ladies' Aid societies of the Ttnp
tlst, Presbyterian nnd MethodlHt
churches will have nn excursion to
Laurel Hill park nn Sept. 4.
Aim Milton Taytiir met with a se
vere accident yesterday while on the
excursion to Luke Ariel by falling
down and dislocating her right shoul
der. All members of the .Methodist Episco
pal church I -nil leu' Aid society are re
(lueeted to meet at their headquarters
next- Wednesday; as very Important
business Is to 'be transl ated. By order
of the president.
OLYPHANT,
One of the social events of the season
was a fan social held In .Martin's hall
on Thursday evening. Many from out
of town were In attendance. The af
fair was voted a success.
J. Y. Mlocum. of Clifford, spent last
evening with friends In town.
Th? young son of .Richard Owens was
seriously Injuired yescrday by being
run over by a delivery wagon of J. D.
Edward. The driver was unable to
see the child., who was playing in the
road, on account of the dust.
W. D. Parry, of the Iu ka wanna Coal
company store. Is siiendlng his vaca
tion at Lake Idlewild. '
Mr. and Mrs. George Watts and Mis
Mary Watts attended the union Sun
day school .picnic to Lake Ariel yes
terday. Mus Lucy Fnrrell has returned from
a visit at Carbondale.
Messrs. J. Keorney. P. Phllbln and M.
Cauley, of Archbald. were callers in
town last evening.
Miss Ida White, of Carbondale, Is the
guest of Mrs. J. F. Cummings, at the
Mihon House. N
MIssiMame Lai kin. who has been vis
iting irelatlves here for the past month,
will leave today for her ihome, in Wash
ington. N. J.
Mis May MoNlcol ha returned after
spending a ten days' vacation at Crys
tul Lake.
Miss Oerti ude Norrls. of Scranton,
was the guest of Mrs. T. W. Watklns,
the forepart of the week.
Miss Annie Grady, of Carbondale, Is
visiting Miss Mame Duffy, of Dunmore
street.
The iMIsfs Cunningham, of Dun
more etreet, are visiting relatives at
this place.
John Lally Is fishing at Lake Jor
dan. H. B. Chase, of Scranton, was in town
yeyterday.
Mrs A. D. Haines, Mrs. Daniel Mor
gan, Air. David GNITltilis and Miss
Hannah Jonts left yesterday far a ten
days' vlslt at New York city.
Miss Sarah O'.MaMey Is visiting rela
tives In Wilkes-Barre. v,81"n rua-
Rcllcf In Six Honrs. .
Distressing Kidney and Bladder dls.
eases relieved In six hours by the "New
Great South American Kidney Cure "
This new remedy Is a great surprise on
account of Its exceeding promptness in
relieving pain In the bladder, kidneys
back and every part of the urinary pas
sages, In male or female. It relieves re
tcntlon of water and pain In passing It
almost Immediately. If you want quick
relief and cure this Is your remedy. Sold
by C. M. Harris, Druggist, 125 Penn avo
nue, 8cranton, Pa. e
GRATITUDE.
Another man expresses his gratitude to
Dr. Smith and staff for curing htm of a
bad case of catarrh of the heud. Mr.
Gust Lager called on Dr. Smith and starf.
He was suffering from a bad case of ca
tHrrh. It had caused catarrhal Inllamma
Hon oil the throat and had extended to tho
Inner ear. Impairing Ills hearing and cous
Ing peculiar sounds In hi ohi-s, wheh an
noyed him very much. He would fre
quently lmnglno some one hsd siKtkrm to
M m when. In fact, there was no one near
h!m at the time, lie commenced taking
urn tenet le treatments. The first two weeks
he thought ho was worse. The second
two weeks showed a slight change Tor the
heller. He kept on Improving and In ten
weeks was satisfied that ho was cured.
All chronic dlsruses are cured by those
doctors. Call and soe them. Consultation
free, 9 to 6 dally, Tuesdays and Fridays,
tot, at DDI Linden street.
ODD FELLOWSr
HsMMia, P. (X 8. of A., O. A. R S). .f T..
O. V. A. II., In fact all lodge end societies
Inbradlat to run excursions can have the
best printing In the city at lowest prlc
' by calling t Tax Tatsuaa Job Depart-
nut
EMPIRE DRY GOODS CO.,
516 LACKAWANNA AVE.
Tho etork we purrhaiwl at the liorifl HhIo
at llftzli-ton, i'a. our Rain, klnco i.pentniL
proveil more itlfaiitnry than wo thought.
Thn orowil on Momlnjr m enormnuHly Uriri
mill vitrrlml ewey the llareMii, and the itm-k
whlrh I left we'll thepoMi or t your own
iirli'i. Halo nil wvek at the following; prloee:
I esse Dreae Ulnghama, grow price, 7 conta, .
Our Prle. 3H Cants
I eaae of Unblearhnl brown Cotton, 4 4.
heavy, for sheatlng only. Kroaa price, I .
oit, Our Prlc, Cants
I cieo Checked Craah, all linen, nrota price.
10 cent Our Pries, B Cants
I rnio Uleacbed Towel, by the pair,
fl lugod, Ki-oae price, SO cent.
Our Prloa.10 Cants
I react 4 Bleached Mohawk Mnelin, troee
prioe, u eenta, , Our Pries. Wi Cants
A great sale for tbe sua of every household.
I oa4 of Turkey Bed Coyer, also tfx4 and
10x4, gross prlc Hm and I SO.
Our Priaa. OOo. ant) 69o.
Fast Turkey bed.
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Bocoweers to Dr. Reeres, at Ms M staa J.
U 412- Sprjct St, Scrcta, Pi,
Ouatinaa to treat Dr. Beeves' old pa
tients sad all other who may cal L Call
and see them. They treat yoa reasost
ably and with great tueeeea. Bleed
Poisoat, Rheumatism ud all form
of aente chronic aud aervoua diseases
of mea, women and children, and se
cret disease Tumors. Cancer
and Goitres ramoved without tho
un of knlfo or pain.
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Sundays from 10 A. M. to 4 P. M.
THEBELL
230 Lackawanna An, Scrantci
Tbe Times Hay Not Be All
It Should Be, bat Oar
UNA
Will so a great way toward
evening np things-
for our customers
WE SHE YOU MONEY THIS WEEK.
SUITS.
Ken's Silts, regain price $9, $4.65
Men's Suits, regular price 12, 7.75
PANTS.
len's Pants as low as
Men's Casslmere Pants
Men's Fine Dress Pants
$.65
1.45
2.25
BOYS' CLOTHING
1 Serflceable Salt for $ .85
A Good Vool Snlt for 1.48
1 Hobby Dress Snit for 2.75
2 Pair Knee Pants for ,25
THE BELL
CLOTHING HOUSE,
230 Lackawanna Ays,
8ION OP THE BELL.
N.A. IIULBEItT'S
WYOMING AVE SCRANTON
STcmwiy i son
DECKER BROTHERS
IRINICH I BACK
STULTZ 1 BAUER
and
Others
PIANOS
Also a large stock of fl rat-class
ORGANS
eUStCAL HGRCHANDI5B.
MUSIC, ETC
2 eaae of Bummer lUIbrlgiraB Men' I7n
dorwear, In all qualltioa, aroa prioe, 'Ha.,
Hid and 60c.. our
Pries to Closa Out Entlra Lot 20o
W dozen Men' White ITnlaundrled Bhlrla,
pure llntn bmom, double (runt and back,
groa prl DO OinU,
Our Pries. 29 Conta
WOdosen of Outing Bhlrt, In all qualities
groan price, 9o., Hie, uUo., 8do. and TSc.
We will make a swoepon the entire lot
. and let her go at 28 Conta Your Cholea
HOSI IP.Y-Th.ee prlcee will hold good
for all thla week. 6u0 pair Men's Hock
at Be., Kroaa price, lOe.: 4 pair Ladles'
rant B ark Horn, gruaa prite, 10 rente,
Our Pries. 5o.l " dosen of French
llalbrlggaa Half Hose, and Fast Black '
Hose, gross prioe, X5 oonta,
, Our Prloa, 124 Conta
Ladies' Vests at one-half less than elsewhere,
B careful and call.
fit SO,
sra
IISTOTE
A.
nil
OVution
TO our patrons:
Waiihburn-CrDNhjr Co. wish to assure their many pate
rona that they will this year hold to their usual ouatooa
ot mlllina STRICTLY OLD WHEAT until the new crop
la fully cured. New wheat la now upon tho market, and
owing to the cxccHsively dry weather many millers ara
of the opinion that it fc already cured, and In proper
condition for milling. WahburnCroHby Co. will take
no risks, and will allow the new wheat fully three
months to mature before grinding.
This careful attention to every detail of milling haa
S laced Washburn-Crosby Co.'s flour far above other
rands.
L4J
E3EGARGEL
Wholesale Agents.
KERR, SIEBEGKEB & CO.
Carpets, Mattings. Linoleums,
Oil Cloths, Window Shades,
and Lace Curtains, Draperies
and Upholstery Goods.
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IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
FURNITURE
Will be found at out branch store in the Watt Build
ing, Church street, Carbondale, Pa.
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURINGCO
SCRANTON AND WILKES-BARRE, PA Manufacturers of
Locomotives, Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
Oeaeral Office: SCRANTON, PA.
YOU'RE A LOtlG
TIME DEAD
So while there is life enjoy it let us help you
begin by giving your fauiilv a comfortable home
don't buy carpet one time and furniture another buy
them together at one time at one place this place
pay when you can no need to wait for the accumu
lation which comes so slow our Carpet Department
will be tlie attraction for the aspiring ones this week.
rR 75 CENTS a YARD
We make, lay and line, free of charge, a heavy
Tapestry Brussels Carpet carpet store prices, same
grade, at 90 cents,
our price 7S
Another lot of those corduroy double head Ofj nn
Couch8S, worth $12.50. Our Price - - OuijU
, .
IT WILL BE IN THE OUR
UUilDI. CLOTHING
Opsn Septe.T.bsr 9. DEPARTMENT
4 1
FURNITURE CO., 335
CONNELL
mi
to tbe Carpet and Curtain Trade.
406408 Lackawanna Avsnue, Scranton, Pa.
CENTS
A YARD
and 227 WyOilnj? Ave.
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