. .
if .
is
Carbondal? Neufe.
SKIPPED TOWN.
Lcovlne Ills Wife and Children
rfnd
Several tnrjc Hills 1 nrld.
Thursday night John McLaughlin, of
No. 15 Clime's alloy, shook the ilust of
the city from his foot and btfiook him
self to parts unknown, leaving his wife
nn.l throe small chilJren, who wnulil be
.tliunkful to know of his whereabouts.
Whi'ii latt soon by his wlt'o, about
It o'clock In tho niornlnw, he sal J ho
was RoltiR to draw his pay and wouM
be bark in half an hour. He did not
come back, however, and at 12 o'clork
Ms cousin. iMielMiel ym said that
ho had discovered a mistake In his pay
and was watting to have it fixed. Stdl
be did not come back, and Mrs. Me
Lnuslilln bej.ati to be alarmed as the
afternoon worewwny.
NUrht came on and still the husiliand
did not return, and In the morning Mrs.
M.d.auhlln b.-trin. to fear that he had
deserted her. What (rives the rtronsest
cb'W to this is the fact that he drew
his pay In full up to date and had
.about $"0.
McLaughlin Is a pood looking yonns
man . of dark complexion, and has a
small dark mustache. He Is well built
and weiphs probably 1!I0 pounds, lie
was employed as 11 airman on the Pela
ware and Hudson lately, having been
ohanped about two weeks asro from
Conductor Wagner's train to his pres
ent place.
Mrs. iMoLauphlln says she can give
.no reason for his golnp away.
(McLaughlin loft several lamp bills
. unpaid, one store bill amountlne to
over $100. The rent on the house was
also overdue. The furniture was levied
XHHjn yesterday by -Michael Mor.m. at
the Instance of John Oliine, who
thought (Mrs. MeLauphlln knew some
thing of where her husband was. Ho
ha since come to the belief that sh'a
does not. and will be lenient with her.
Mrs. McLomrhlln Is wllllnp to have her
things levied upon and seems to be
sorry that they will not brintc enouph
to pay the bills.
TEXT HAS ARRIVED.
The First Schleveren Meeting Will rtc Held
Sunday.
The tent of the Evangelist Schleveroa
arrived from Scranton. yesterday and
men were working last night putting It
up. A meetl-ng of those most Inter
ested In the matter was (hold at the
Presbyterian church and those present
pledged themselves for all deficiencies.
T. C. Robinson. Percy lirlsgs and
V.r. T. 'Nye wore appointed tent com
mittee; W. T. Price and John 15. Hnyt
itnd C. W. Perkins are the reception
nnd entertainment committee. Profes
sor A. P. Thomas. P.. It. Hall. William
Ople and Mrs. Alexander will compose
the music committee, under Mr. Wolf
'son, T. C. Robinson and W". H. Lath
' rope, Charles Avery and Percy Brlggs
the executive and finance committee.
All money subscribed shall he pih' to
Charles Avery at the Merchants' and
(Mechanics' bank, and anyone wishing
to give money to help pay expenses
can give the money to Mr. Avery at
the same place.
The proposed meetings are gaining
considerable Interest and the benefit
will probably be great. A large crowd
promises to be present, and the tent
will probably be full.
The members of the different choirs
are asked to be at the tent Saturday
evening, when they will have a rehear
sal under -Mr. Wolfson.
WILL RECONSIDER AWARD.
Tooth's T.ld Was S8i Lower Than
th
Other Contractors.
At last Tuesday's meeting of the
councils the bids for the proposed Im
provement on .''alem avenue were read,
and after considerable discussion,
awarded to Collins & Kennedy. Many
were In favor of giving it to John Sooth
and a vote resulted In a tie. Collins Sr
Kennedy finally got It. as It was then
thought that Booth's bid was $1S high
er, and it was only Justice to give it
to the lowest bidder.
It has since been learned, however,
that there was some mistake In the
figuring, and instead of being $1S high
er, Booth's hid was over JSO lower.
It is now thought that to save th
property owners tho greater expense
that It would be best -to ro-oonsider th!
bid and give It to Mr. Booth. A meet
ing was accordingly held last night to
discuss the advisability of the move.
On the night of the mooting held pre
vious to. the one of awarding the con
' tract. City Engineer Prick was con
, suited and asked to find the difference
between the different bids. As the
meeting was held -to get the results,
Mr. Frlck hurriedly figured out the
cost and found that Collins & Ken-
nody's was $1,777 and Booth's $1,7!C..
In doing the same work again, to be
' sure of the results, Mr. Prick found
. that he had made a mistake In earry
i Ing his figures, having dropped $W0.
The total cost would -then bring Col-
What Shall I Do?
Is toe earnest, almost agonizing cry of
- weak, tired, oerrona women, and crowded,
. overworked, struggling men. Blight dif-
flcnlties, ordinary oares, household work
, or daily labor, magnify tbeniielvea into
1 seemingly impaiaable mountains.
Thla la simply because the nerres are
; weak, the bodily organs debilitated, and
they do not
Take
proper nourishment. Feed tbe nerres,
organs and tissues on rich red blood, and
' how soon the glow of health comes to the
pale cheeks, firmness to the unsteady
hand, and strength to the faltering limb.
Hood
Sarsaparilla
purifies, vitalizes and enriches the blood
and is thus tho best friend to unfortunate
humanity. Be snre to get Hood's and
only Hood's. All druggists, fl; six for (5.
HnrtH'e Dille th" a'tor-dinner pill and
11UUU a I'll IS family cathartic. 25o.
CARPETS.
All the latest Fall Styles.
CURTAINS
We handle all kinds and styles.
RUGS AND MATS
In endless variety from 25c. to
$10.00.
Oil Cloths.Llnoletims, Window
Shades, Wall Papers, Carpet
' Sweepers and Fancy Chairs.
J. Scott Inglis
, 419 ucmwiikm ave.iul
. t, $. Low Prices our motto. .
TITE
Una & Kennedy's to J1.877. which Is $S2
more than iMr. Booth's. Mr. Frlck was
absent from the meeting when the con
tract wiis given, but gave the correct
figures at his earliest convenience.
W 111 lava Xew Suits.
A special meeting of the Knights of
Father MntheW was held to have the
members measured for their new suits.
N-tirly nil the members were ptvstnt
nnd seemed pleased at the Idea of a new
uniform. The units will be of n dark
gray shade and of the sack pattern.
A large amount tt black braid will be
on the sleev. s and bn-ists of 'the coats,
and they will have velvet sleeves.
The caps will be of the same style
us worn formerly.
A Hoy Injured.
Yesterday nflernoon Karl Buck, the
little son of 'Mr. and (Mrs. John It.
Burk. of Perte aomie. met with n
painful accident. Just, before school he.
w it'll a number of companions, wa3
playing on the high stone wall near
No. I school. In some manner young
Burk slipped nnd fell to the ground
quite a distance. II is head was badly
hurt and his body bruised. lr. I.. A.
Bailey attended the lad and made him
as comfortable as possible.
IM.KSONAL AXI OTIIF.R ITEMS.
John Boyle, of Vanillins, called on
friends in this city yesterday.
i.llss Anna B rgan Is vlsitlnc; Miss
Josephine MoK-tuia. at 'M uiesdale.
Pr. Reed Burns, of Scranton. sp.-nt
yesterday in town.
IT V -M Burke has returned o his
home In l.a :M 111., after n few
weeks' visit with relatives In town.
Miss Delia AVilliams. of Brook street,
has returned fro.n a visit with friends
In Scranton.
James Brennen. of the firm of Sny
der fir Brennen. Is 111 at his home on
South Church street.
Ueonre Kobi'isnn, of Dundaff. Fpent
yesterday In town.
'Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Purple, of Salem
avenue, are entertaining 'Mr. and -Mrs.
A. C. Purple, of Susiiiiehaiiiia.
Mr. and Mrs. T. -I.. MiiMlllan have re
turned from a trip to New York city
and Ocean lrove.
John Tulley, of Philadelphia, spent
vester-lay In town.
William ttlslln, of Wayne street, win
has been visiting his brother In Scran
ton. will return -today to bis studies at
St. Marv's collie, Baltimore.
(Mrs. Martin l'.igan is ill at her home
on ilordon avenue.
J. 'Rend, master mechanic, nnd Welts
Harris, eem ral foreman of cir repairs,
of the Kris, spent yesterday in this
city.
John Morrison, of Railroad street. Is
entertaining his brother, Charles Morri
son, of Onconta. X. Y.
.Mrs. Thomas (McLean, of "lyde P.T-'t,
Is visiting 'Mrs. Hannah JlcAmlrow. on
Sprinrr street.
B. W. Richard, of For?st City, spent
yetordav In town.
Mrs James P.ivlo, of Ttlchmondale.
vNlte.l friends in this city yesterday.
,H. Y. Mora-an hps returned from a
tr!t to Xe-.v York city.
fl. A. 'Singer, of the 'Tendrlck Manu
facturing company, left yesterday for
Lake Chamnlaln and Atlantic Cltv.
,Inln Hellly. of Cntta"" street. Is re
covering fr-mi his r:-cert ll'n-ss.
'Mr. and iMrs. V.". T. Colvili- have re
turned from -Preston Pari:, when- they
have be-in sriendln r the p.-x-st two weeks.
Mrs. Will -'or Prlek Is eonPnel to her
home on V'yomlr.g street with an nt
taek of qt'Insv.
O-orge -Bunnell, of Foret City, spent
yesterday In town.
Mrs. .Tames (V'tonrke. of Sooth Wy
oming street, is the guest of friends In
W?ymart.
John Bump, of Binghamton. called
on friends In town yeyterduy.
Mrs. Anthony Walsh is 111 at her
home on -Pike street.
A. L. flurney. of the Star steam dye
works, spent yesterday In Waymart.
Mr. ami Mrs. V. 'If. Brown and daugh
ter. P.uth. have been rpending a few
davs in Honesdal".
Sirs. AYIlliam Dlnglna. of Chester,
Pa., Is visiting Mends In town.
Mrs. W. II. Mninbert and daughter
are visiting the former's sister, Mrs.
Charles Berry, of B-lmont street.
Itev. A. Jones, of the Congregational
church, is In -chlo.T'o.
j. A. Basket t has gone to Chleaco.
IMrs. William Hinsdale, of ((range.
N J., has returned to her home.
FACTORVVILE.
A typographical error In Tuesday's
Tribune in regard to Hiram Proper's
loss by fire, made five cows read fire
ca ns.
The buildings that were destroyed by
fire Sunday on the Proper farm, are
to be Immediately rebuilt.
A large number from this place at
tended tha A'blngton Tfaptlst associa
tion convention at the Penn Avenue
Baptist church, nt Scranton, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Henry Nevcnmb and Miss Mabel
Reynolds spent -Wednesday with Mrs.
Kmma (Carpenter, (it Dn 1-ton.
IMrs. -Fred Stark, of 'Scranton. Is vis
iting her mother, (Mrs. Mary Smiley, on
(Main street.
There la so much building and Im
provements going on In town that our
local mechanics are driven to their ut
most capacity and are unable to keep
up with the demands. Five houses are
now under way, four more are In the
bands of contractors to be built this
fall, while others of our old buildings
are undergoing extensive Improve
ments nnd repairs.
Frederick Reynolds nnd wife, hav
ing rented their bfno to Frank Stan
ton, nre living wi-thiMr. Beynolds' par
ents for a few mirl. Fred will build
n now house In the spring.
The funeral of Jerome Roberts, of
Roberts' Hill, was hMd at tho Baptist
church at this place Thursday after
noon. The morning, noon and evening hours
are sounded from the whistle nt .1. C.
Reynolds' s-tone nuarry. lie having re
cently pet up a now steam drill.
The thermometer registered nt Kin de
grees In the shade nt this place on
Wednesday.
(Mrs. Clarence Banghn nnd children,
of Tunkharmock, a-re visiting nt this
place.
Captnln R J. (Rice post held a clam
bake at Lake (Sheridan Friday. The
n-ttondance was small.
CLARK'S SUMMIT.
Miss Bcdl Bonno lias returned home
to K.i st Bemon. After visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. C Daily.
Frank lionno is still 111 nt his father's
In Kast Tenion.- ; v
The high school will begin holding
school as soon os possible. AllssVAnna
Bortree's room Is In the old .Methodist
Bplscopal church: 'Mr. Cay's room, over
the drug store: Miss -Minnie Bortree'f
room, In Dymond's hall, and the other
two nt Clark's fireen.
(Miss Imogeno Ackerly left Tuesday
morning for the Wyoming seminary, t
Kingston, Pa. ,, ; .
NICHOLSON.
-Morton Duxbury started from Rhode
Island April 2 on a bicycle, rode to San
Francisco with the Intention of break
ing the continental record made by T.
Tt. Wily, of California, In On his
return to -fow York he ariived nt this
iilace Sept. 12 at S.30 p. m. and waited
for U. P. (8eirle. who Is ranking a record
run on a bicycle from Chicago to New
York. Soarle and his pilot reached
here ept. 13 at 3.43 a. m. After resting
a short time at .1. M. arpenter's. and
refreshlnK themselves with a lunch
furnished by IMr. Carpenter, they start
ed at 4.4S a. m., R. R. Blakeslee acting;
as pacemr.ker from thin place tn (Dal-
SCR ANTON TRIBUNE
; : :
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
A
ton. IMr. Duxbury will make the time
from San Francisco to W-w' York In
forty-nine days, bivuking tho previous
record tea days. 'Mr. Soarle will bleak
the Chicago-New Yol k record by about
two days.
.Mr. ami Mrs. A. Kindle returned from
their western trip Wednesday last af
ter an a'bs-'iiee of about two months.
Tho lawn social hel l by the ladies of
the Kpwi-rth league nt H. B. Wilkin:'.'
en Friday evening was a, success, both
socially nnd financially.
The stave mill bai been obliged to
shut down for the p:l few days on ac
count of the scarcity of water.
Rev. and 'Mrs. C. 1 TlT.mv. of Fos
ter, were callers in town Wednesday
last.
TUNKHANNOCK.
Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Harry tlelssler. of Ash
ley, are visiting Nlclnd.is Fox.
Cooley Klatner iu:lielpates entering
one of tbe Philadelphia ho. pllals noon
for treatment for his Injured hip.
Judge Dunham and 1:1s associates,
Judges l.acey and Hunting, have been
holding court here for nToupleof days
Several demurrers and other matters'
were Ui for argument, among them
being a wra-igle over widening a street
in .Meshoppeti lnu'one-h.
The se,o;nl qiMrterly conferrnce of
the Meil,o!--'t J-Iplscopal church will
be deld on Thursday evening. Sept. ",(!,
following prayer meeting. Tiie quar
terly meeting services will be held on
tile .Svnday following.
S. .1) Streeter returned from his
southern trio yesterday morning.
The Tritons have challenged Wyo
ming county to n ca'me of b.'ll at Tri
ton park today. Who will 1" on hand
to nuet ami accept the challenge doth
not yet appear.
Triton l!o--'o company express them
selves ns lili hly pleased with their re
ception at Wllkes-Bnvre on Thursday.
They seem to have re.-elved their share
of attention nnd admiration r.lso, nc
crdlng to the reporter for the Iteoord,
who nays: "The pride of Tl'.nkhan
nock, Triton Hose company, cam" next,
the nineteen men attired In dark blue
uniforms with black stripes, short
coats and Jaunty caps. The Tunl-.han-nock
boys were preeeil -d 1 y Temple
Commnndery band of that place, wear
Ins uniforms just like those of the lioe
boys. The Wyoming county contin
gent was liberally applauded along the
route of march. They marched like
trained soldiers."
Airs. Squire Sampson and son, Fred,
left for Brooklyn. N. Y.. yesterday,
whore the latter will study free-hand
drawing, pr-pan'ory to entering upon
It ns a profession, expecting to llnd
n.arkot Tor his talent anion'; the m.ig
ii7liifi and dally papers. He is natur
ally girted In -that liii", and will doubt
less attain success.
itev. Hi M. Pease, pastor of the Fni
tlst church at Eatonvllle, v. Ill be ni.'ir-rl-d
to iMisi Blanche Shelley, of Mill
City, on Thursday next. The ceremony
will be performed at the Wlnoli house,
and t'icy will commence housekeeping
at TCatc-riviHe.
It'-v. (1. A. Xorthrop, of 'ehoonany,
will deliver his Ciirjttarooa address
before the JCpworth league at this jdaco
on Friday evening. S. pl. "7.
Active preparations are being made
for the fair next week.
HONE5DALE.
John Wooden left yesterday for the
annual eneampiiunt of the Sons of
Veterans at Knoxville. Tenn. lie Is a
deli g.i'e-at-liiii'e rnvru IVniisylvaiil.i.
Mrs. W. J. I'onovan gave .-. birthday
pai-'y to In r brother. John 1'i. l lock, at
her homo on Fifteenth street. Thursday
rl-.-ht. The i.irce l -umber of ynun.g peo
ple present passed a very enjoyable
evening.
I.ir. a;id Mrs. Webb Bard, veil, of
Tunkhaniiock, were vis-tors in Honos
dele Thursday.
iMrs. Fred I.ohman Is visiting her
danghtc-r In Xew York.
The large saw mill nt Clemo, Wayne
county, on the Ih le and Wyoming Val
ley railroad, owned by Charles Smith,
of Seeb yvllle, was totally destroyed by
(ire Thursday at 2 a. m. Boss. ?2,nn).
No Insurance. The origin of the lire
Is unknown.
(Miss Vlnnle Rose has returned from
a several weeks' visit with friends in
the Adirondack.
Miss -Anna Neubauer. of Scranton, Is
visiting llonesdale friends.
Tho Anilities of Honesdale again de
feated the Actives of Scranton on
Thursday by a score of 1S -to 1". The
game was played at Scranton. Tho
Actives had reinforced their team by
a number of crack players from other
Scranton teams, but still were unable
to defeat the nones'lal" boys.
W. ,M. (i.irdner is spending a few
days with relatives at Danville.
FOREST CIXV.
Joseph .1. Sullivan, under tho man
agement of J. W. Mncready. will no
pear In "Malomy's 'Mishaps" nt the
opera bouse. In this place, on Wednes
day evening next. The company comes
well recommended.
(Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, of Derrick
township, were tbe guests yesterday
of their daughter. Anna Thomas, who
la one of the teachers In the Forest
Cltv graded schools.
Tho upppr hallwny In th" graded
school building Is a very wide and
long tine, nnd the directors have decid
ed fo partition off n room on each eel
of It. This will give additional and
much needed room, as the different, de
partments have been very crowded for
sonic time.
A number from this place will go on
the Kile excursion to New York city
Hills cvenlmt.
Rev. J. D. Williams, of Welbdioro,
preaches In the Baptist church, nt this
place, tomorrow morning nnd evening.
MONTROSE,
f
Prcrfessor Arthur James, of Wcsleyan
university, and Mrs. James nre visit
ing Professor B. -K. James, of South
Main street. ,
Seller -Bros., the milk dealers, are
talking about having a milk station at
Sprlngvllle.
II. II. Fordhnm has returned home.
He made a business trip In fcranton
and vicinity -the forepart of the week.
Miss Bessie Burns Is visiting friends
In Blnghnmtnn.
The Susquehanna. Agrlenltnral so
ciety has purchased one or two acres
of land from the estate of (lenernl
Warner, which adjoins them. Consid
ers tlon, lino rn oere.
x "diss Bessie I.tisk has returned from
a short visit nt (Heart lake.
Marry (Senile is expected home from
ftoutih lAmerlca about the middle of
jfepteUiber. lie has been absent since
V . . .
me weainor suoaeniy ennngoa to a
Joclded Vhllllness on Friday, the mer
cury dropping from 80 to 0 within
twenty-four hours.
V I'rcsidcnKnn II nndy for Flcknos.
The Prosi'lcnVof the Unltimore Medical
College, who linsSthoro-.tclily tected Hpcer's
w'.ntn and hrnndyV says:
I am prepared t-beir tertlmnny to tho
vslus of Hpeer's Clmix Hrnnfly as a pure
and vslunble art'cl!n all casus of dis
ease which s reliable stimulant is ro
ou'red. I regard It superior to most
French brand s. Rnrvey 7., Pyrd. M.D.
President snd P-'ofesi-or of Obptetr'cs
and Deof Wi"mn tnd Children, Bal
timore Medical CtKlrs. - -j--
SATfTUD AT MOTININ
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KEWS OF 0l IMJUSTRIIiS.
Ilnppenines of Interest to tho Stuplo
Trudcs und Partlcitlarty to tho TruJo
In lion. Steel and Anthracite (ioal.
Plttston flastotte: At tihe Stevens
colliery. In Kxeur liorough. -the (Ire in
the culm bank has been burning so
fiercely as to destroy the conveyors
by w.liieh the culm was taken to tin;
ijifk, end a wooden trestle has been
built across the wagon road on the
upper ride of the breaker, the culm now
being dumped on the east side of the
wjgon road. The burning culm Is be
ing banked with earth, la nn attempt
to prevent the further spread of the
lire. The Stevens company has plans
prepared for u large new boiler house
of stone and brick, which will be Uillt
on the flat ground on the upper side
of the breaker, between the olllee and
the railroad. T'ne'presetit boiler house
Is bu'lt on the hill near the top of the
breaker. There are fire tubular boilers
and live cylinder boilers. Tbe oil
tubular I" Hers will be removed to thd
new bull-ling, and twu new tubular
boilers added. The plant will be com
plete and modern hi every respect. In
connection with the b-dler house will
be two cisterns one for Spring Brook
water, and o:ie for mine water which
It Is ni oesrury at times to use la the
belters.
The. Philadelphia Stockholder stated
some weeks ago, on the authority of a
Reading manager, that a betterment
of the anthraci'e coal trade would de
velop early In September. Tile state
ment was also made that the public
would not be ti-.ken into the confidence,
of thus.. In authority ns to the manner
In which the change was brought
about. It new says the only evidence
that a change hail occurred would be,
it was stated, an advance In anthra
cite cor.l priecs and greater stability
In maintaining thorn than theretofore
noticeable. Tbe nulet in the trade the
last few weeks has been In contrast
wl.'i the greater activity previously,
with cutting of prlnes a marked char
acteristic. An Improvement otherwise
has been remarked, nntl. as an Instance
of this. It may be mentioned that a
company which 1;ns nil tho time ex
acted full prices fur Its coal, was rc
(juested to name a figure for n con
signment the other day, the Intending
buyer being one who is noted for ex
tremely close d "allng. The company In
question named what It considered a
good price, and wr-.s much surprised
to find It accepted without a murmur.
Tills Ir. very good evidence that some
of the roadi wM.-h hrol been supplying
the market Willi cheap coal nre not
doing so any lomrer. But th" jn-i-cuncement
yesterday that the Read
ing and the Lehigh Valley hnd made
an advance of from 5 to !,." cents nor
ton on all r'.zos of coal nt the mlne.i
oxeent pea emii'iasfzes are change for
the better in the trade. The presump
tion Is. that sirclllnr aetl n will be taken
by the Pennsylvania and the Behbrlk
Navigation companies to that of the
Rending and the l.ohb.'h Valley. The
new prlcet. which apnly to city and
line trade only, n,-e as follows: Broken.
$l.."; egg. S2, stove, t::i:,; nut, !.:..
Although an advance on '.'hose ruling
fir the last throe month", these prices
are from 2.'i to .10 cents below those
cunveit at this time last year. Com
pared with prices nt which some or the
companion have been selling, tho pres
ent advance Is, however, In some lp-slarc-s
as hi; h as 2ii cents a ton. All
the companies, especially t.iie Reading,
nre understood to have large orders
on hand, aril the expectation Is that
the demand will Increase from this out,
those having dtlayed buying up to this
time being likely to make contracts
now for delivery through apprehension
that the rise In coal may develop char
acteristics similar to those present In
the Iron nnd steel trades. T-he promise
of better tilings for all tho anthra-ito
coal-producing and carrying cnmpnrlcs
Is at any rate more hopefid now than
at any other time Tor months, and our
belief Is that the earnings of the com
panies are likely to materially Increase
this fall and the cnmlngsprlng, with a
coincidental advance In their securi
ties. If the Itehvls Cutting Teeth.
Mrs. Winslnw's Pnothlng Syrup hns boon
used for over Fifty Years liv Millions of
Mothers for their Children while Teething
with Berfeot Success. It Soothes the
Child. Softens the Oniiis, Allays nil Pain
Cures Wild Col e, nnd is the hrst remedy
for Diarrhoea. Sold by PruciiistH In every
pint of the world. Be sure and Hsk for
"Mrs. W.nslow's Soolhlng Svrup," and
tak'.' no other kind. Twenty-live cents a
bottle.
HEALTH!
Do Ycu Appreciate It?
If so, consult the most eminent idivs'
clans iiv.-ii'ahi,.. Dr. .'. n, H,n:th and slab',
nt fii.- I.'mlen short, opposite tho court
timce. Dr. Smith is anil has been for the
past six months eifing some of the worst
nml mu.t complicated diseases known to
buniiin'ty. Jinny a poor man nml woman
who have been terrible sufferers for years
hnvo b7on IMCHTOltliD Til I'KHFKCT
IIKAT.TH through the skill of those emi
nent physicians, nnl have relumed to ex
press their hi-inil'elt thanks and grati
tude. Comparing those that have hefm
cureil by us to those .that lire now n'ling
but have been reluctant or deterred from
visiting us. we lllnl them Italy n few.
Don't lot Ignorance nor tho cry of
quark" prevail over goa-i judgment, but
see for yourself. Wo Invite investigation.
Consultation absolutely free from !l n. m.
to II p. in. tluily. Tuesdays and Fridays
until 9 p. m.
EMPIRE DRY GOODS
516 LACKAWANNA AVE.
.
The stork wc ptirehnneil ( t tho ' her II S.-do
At tlazli titl, l'a. I -lir Kaltl-, sillro tipt-liiitu'.
orttve-i m-iro ''t"r;ietory titan wo tli'-nht.
Tli-erowil nn Monday Wift i-nernietv-'ly lari- ,
hihI f.'iiriiil nwiy tho Harv-nnm, nti'3 tlio hteeit
whieh in li-ft we'll tliainso of at your own
I rit't-s. Ka e-ill welt at tlio lolliiulnu urioea:
I co Dri-M Uinuliiiiin, crii'S jirtre, 7 oeiitu.
Our Price, 3 Cents
1 caso of Unlilcnelieil ;ro u t.'otton, 4 4.
hti-vy, for ftiu.'tinn only, KriM jirire. 0
cent-, Our Price, AM Cents
1 VKhO f necked (Trmb, all llnt-n. ri osa pi let),
"em s. Cur Price, 5 Cents
1 raao Illrar-hpd Towels, by tiio pair,
. filiiffoil, prosa prleo, guncntn,
Our Price, 10 Cents
1 rae 0 1 Bl-Hf-hod Woliawk MiihIIii, pr-wi
pr.(, sritent.. Cur Price, 124 Cents
A great sale for til tut t-f overy hons.bold.
1 cos ' of Turkey Ht-d Corers. sisos Hxl and
1HX4, gross pri- o, Sl.mi aud Jl W.
Our Prlee, EOo. and 69o.
Faat iurkoy iitd. ,
616 Lackawanna Avsnul
G. SEPTEMBER 14, 1895a
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CUOIllL
- AND
SURGICAL 1TIMI
Succusora to Dr. Reove at his old stunt
Ha 412 Sprusa St., Scranton, Fa.,
Ccntlnue to treit Dr. Koeves old 'pa
tients amis!! others whomamlL Call
ands-e tlmn. 'thtj treat you reason
ably and with rrt nioivVs BlcJod
Poison, Rhrump'iismaiid all l'oruis
of netituclironie and nnrvoug dlttetses
cf men, women and children, and se
cret tlKea-tm. Tumors, Cancertj
ami Goitres removed without tho
use of knlfo or pain.
Oil!
leera frim fl II II In fl H II
f-mnliiys from 111 A. M. t 4 P. M.
.mh
233
PI
ii
AiOi, S
Wc nrc the Selling Agents
for Scranton of the $3
a stylish, hand-made, first
class Derb-, guaranteed to
be as good as any $5 hat in
the market.
Three Dollars' worth ot
honest quality is all that can
be squeezed into ' a Derby.
Yon don't pa' any more than
$3, do yon?
Onr window is full of the
in black and brown, small,
iucdiu.ni and large shapes.
FOP, SALE ONLY BY
230 Lackawanna Ays,
SIGN CF THE BELL.
nT. PLEASANT
COAL
AT RETAIL.
foal of tho best quality for domestla
Use, and of all sixes, delivered In any
l-art of the city at lowest price.
Orders left at mv Oltiee
NO. 113 WYOMING AVENUE,
Roar room, ttmt tloor. Third Nutional
(tank, or sont by mail or telephone to tha
tilne. will reeoiv prompt attention.
Ppeelnl contrncts -will be made for tha
laJ mod delivery of Uuekwhcat Coal.
WtVI. T. SMITH.
A l'of(U U rttlt ii
' tOST IVAN HQOO
OTidull sft.'iiUiiiK iiiiiciri,
b)th vt youiiif ami mfdlt
a::od nifu nun H'oinni. Tin)
nwfitlf nrt.Mnf 1 ti:Tiivrr.
HeprltRoftrertmrnt. latlntr.s, proiliirlnv wi-nk
nrm, Nrrvmi Jii bility.Klrhilv mt. -lot.n, ('onciimiitum,
luAuutv. F.vliiimtin.: lr.ii:iriniiri lorui iwwrrnf iii,nti.
mltfPtr(rTiunUithiirrirrirffi!lyt tuifitu'w m:il nuv
utiri-iBiiiiititiynin'iiiiy pr. i.onri"iirK rpnnih rrto
t-raln. Tlioy not only euro by Blrrttntr atlix- wnt nfdf)
. InraruB M'.IIVr XONId nnd Itl.Olifl
l:ril.IU.!C, lnilKTinjr Imuk thf pink plw tn nn!
I'hv L and n-'yriiiL- tin Vltcr. ttl Vol Til t. 11.
Mtk-nt. ly inail,$i.iM p. rlvuc or if f.ir wilU trrlu
ror fhw by JOHN H
g;st, yominn: nv
. and pnu-e stri-el.
!l rises of 8-iinmer rSidbrlitprnn Sinn's Fn.
ler-:ir. hi alltiiulitira, kiom prioo, Itio.,
Uie. ntm fm('.. our
Prlcoto Close Out Entire Lot. 20o
ntlozen Jlon'sWIiito UnlRtindrltil Shirts,
pure limn h-nora, tloublu front and back,
trcas prieo, W) oiiits
Our Price, 29 Cents
&10il07.en of Otitltnt Rhirts, in all qualitlot,
(rri ss prleo. V9e title.. 6tla., (Do. and 7Se.
S'o will m;ilu a uwecpou tlio entire lot
and let bor ifo at 25 Cents Your Choice
HOSIERY-'Iheso prices will hold toed
fur all this week, ft HI pair Mem 'a Hocks
nt 5c, ki'ohs price, lO-'.i (14 pslr Ladles'
, . 1 list 11 fci k Iltiao, tre-s prii 0, 10 ronts.
Our Price, 5o. HI ilozon ot French
. HulbrlRxan Halt llnae, inJ Fast Black
lloee, groKi jirlco, i!i cntx,
Our Price, 124 Cents
Ladles' Vents nt nne-balf less than elsewhere.
to direful and rail.
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0! mill 11 II of
tau ti rii
fallii ill
IE BELL
CLOTHS HOUSE,
W
..AUTION
TO our
Wasiihttrn.Croshy Co. wish to assure their ninny rmU
rons that they will this year hold to their usual custom
cf millhiK S'l'RHn'LY OLD WHI:AT until the new crop
is fully cured. New wheat is now upon the market, and
owing to the excessively dry weather many millers ar
of the opinion that it is already cured, und in proper
condition for milling. Washhurit'Crosby Co. will tako
no risks, and will allow the new wheat fully threw
months to mature before grinding.
This careful attention to every detail of milling has
placed Wnsltburn-Crosby Co.'s flour far above other
brands.
kK4
ME&ARGEL
Wholesale Agents.
SIEBEGt
Carpstc, SVlattings, Linoieumc,
OSS Cloths, Window Shades,
arid Lacs Curtains, Draperies
end UphoSstery
1
Pertaining to tiie Carpet and Cnrtain-Trada. (
sCO-433 Lackawanna Avsuus, Scranton, Pi
IHADDITIOS TO THE ABOVE
FURNI1
Will be found at our branch store in the Watt Build
ingf, Church street, Carbondale, Pa.
THEDSCftSON MANUFACTURING CO
SCRANTON AND WILKES-UARRE, PA., Manufacturers f
Looomolives, Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
General Office: SCRANTON, PA.
"Say, you, Mr. Trout Fisherman,
do tell me t!ic secret of Fish
Catching, will you ?"
"There's no secret to it little Tenderfoot. It's
just getting the right kind of tackle, correct bait
then going where the fish are. All else needed is
'gumption.' " Catching sales is like patching trout.
First of all is get the right kind of Tackle that is
Stock; get the choicest, the newest, the best. Put
it in a well-lighted store get salespeople with
"gumption."
Knithnr Drafaml Dumb Brlnat, nor Parrots: just s mslblo people
who kn.w tn mil IT. who know whnn to ann.tk aim lion
to keep silent, aud tliro you aro; tho gouda aru aoUl.
We would never have started the Clothing depart
ment with any other set of rules, and now we want
to thank you for the solid indorsement you gave us
on Monday last your pleased faces expressed more
than words. And the manager of this department
(who is a stranger here) likes you , aud Scranton al
ready, and he shows it this way, in offering a neat
Cutaway. Sack Suit in blue or black Cheviot at
$10.00.
Yes ! for winter wear. Pay us as you can a lit
tle cash a little a month aud there you are.
CLOTHIERS, ; Y. M. C. A. Building inthcMo,
HOME FURNI5HER5,vaa57 Wyoming Ave. ",n ,ao"'
patrons:
CORNELL
Goods
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