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.TUB SCKAJiTOIf- TJHBUN15 BATUKDAY MUltNNG SEPTEMBER 21, 1895.
CarboDdal? Neu)s.
MEETISIWATTENUEll.
Lars J Crowds tiutbcrto Hear Mr. Sehlvcia
i he t angel isi.
The ' tent In which Evangelist
Schlverea. preaches each nlshl at th
head of Uurlield avjT thronged
by crow da of people. katlur to hrar
the eloquent aermoil reached. 1 n
work being done In thwrfity thus far U
very great, and the people show how
they are interested when the tent I
crowded each evening. Not only do
people from our own city attend, hut
many from Mayfleld. Jermyn nnd For
est City nre also seen, they belli near.y
as anxious to hear an the Carbondal
' people. Thursday night's meeting was
probably the largest in attendance of
any yet held. There must have been
l.r.00 present, as all the available room
was occupied.
Karh meeting Is opened with song
service, and the will with which the
congregation Join In the well-known
hymns shows the great Interest of
those present.
Today there will be Bible readings
held in the Baptist church at X.'M
o'clock. On Saturday the meeting will
be for men only. A service
for mothers and wives only
will be held, on Sunday afternoon at
3.30 o'clock. At 4 o'clock a service for
the young ladles will take place. If
the pastors of the different churches
are willing a service will he held Sun
day morning at 9 o'clock. This service
will e over In time for regular church
services. During the service Thursday
evening Mr. Wolfsohn sang a hymn
that had never been sung before. It
was called "Looking This Way."
Yesterday during the noon hour a
meeting was held at the Pelaware and
Hudson locomotive shops. It was
largely attended and thought to be
very successful by Mr. Schlverea. The
other ahops of the city will be visited
and similar meetings held. At to
night's meeting, for men. special maslo
by a double quartette will be sung.
RESOLUTION SIGNED.
Mayor Hendrlck Affixes Ilia Signs tor to
the Sewer Document.
The resolution providing for the ex
tension of the main sewer has been
signed by Mayor (Hendrlck. The reso
lution provides for the extension ac
cording to the plans on file at the
office of City Engineer Frlck. This res
olution has caused a great deal of dis
cussion and debate in the councils,
and the extension had to be made, as
: It Is at present a great nuisance, and
the odor arising from it unhealthy and
unpleasant. The Delaware and Hud-
son want money for the right of way,
and this stopped any work for the
present. 'Mayor Hendrlck has seen
Land Agent Weston, but what the re
sult was he has not yet given out.
But as he has signed the resolution
It would seem that the Delaware nnd
Hudson will be lenient In the affair
and that no exhorbitant sum be asked.
The matter may be put before the di
rectors of the road, and the result Is
looked forward to with great interest
THE REPUBLICAN CLUB.
New Officer Are Elected at the Meeting at
AwmNv Hall.
A meeting of the Republican club of
this city was held Thursday evening
at Assembly hall. The meeting was
not very large, but this was made up
In the enthusiasm manifested. This
meeting is the ripening of the cam
paign in this city, and the signs at
present of a hard battle In November,
although only minor officers are to be
elected. The reorganization of the Re
publican club was under the best of
nuspice3. It was determined at the
meeting to have some well-known
speakers address the club In the near
future to put some life In the Republi
cans of the city and prepare them for
the coming fight. In the absence of
President Humphrey, vice-president
Van Gorder occupied the chair.
The following new officers were elect
ed: President, Ci. F. Swigart; vice-president,
G. B. Van Gorder: secretary,
Arthur Locke; treasurer, C. N. Bron
son. TENNIS TODAY.
The Cnrbondnlc Tennis Club Hold Their
Clnb Tonrnament.
The annual handicap tournament of
the Carbondale Tennis club will be
played at the grounds at Farvlcw this
afternoon, the games to be started as
soon as possible after the arrival of the
1.30 train.
The tournament is always of great In
terest, as each member of the club Is
expected to enter. The prize this year
will be a handsome silver match safe,
and each player has an equal chance
of winning, as the handicaps are made
o that the opportunity for winning Is
the same. Those of the club who hava
entered are 'N. I 'Moon, H. Torrence,
)r., Charles Orchard, M. D. Lathrope,
D. 1. Crane, Louis 'Abbott, Prank
Couch. Albert Crane, Albert Ruther
' rord, S. Rettew, F. E. Burr, W. A. Man
ville and J. (Reese.
MATERIALS ORDERED
and Work on Spring Street Is to lie
Pushed at Once.
Th great trouble of getting the reso
, lut Ion for the Improvements on Spring
Itreet passed and the subsequent mis
take in awarding the contract began
to make the people who had petitioned
for the Improvement fearful less it
would now be too late to do the work.
Their fears may rest, however, as the
Improvement will be completed this
Tall.
Contractor John Booth, to whom the
lob was finally awarded, was up the
line arranging for the materials nec
essary, and he expects them at once.
They will probably be h" re 'by the latter
t, part .of next week and as soon as they
arrive a large force of men will be put
to work and the job pushed to com
pletion as soon as possible,
HILL IMPROVEMENTS.
Work Which Was Much Needed Is Being
Hone on lilekson Hill.
Yesterday morning Street Foreman
Klllet-n, with a large force of men, went
to work making improvements on Dick
ion Hill. This hill, which extends from
the upper end of Spring street, Is very
eteep and much trouble Is had by
teamsters and people who have occa
sion to use the road to reach the top
At Less Than Cost, to Close.
IVINDOVhllSPLAY
FOR PRICES.
J. Scott Inglis
, WETS MD WAIL PAPERS.
"4.1 UCMWMIU AVENUE. '
WallPap?r
safely. As If the steeepness was not
enough In itself, the condition of the
roads is somtthirg ileal ly as bad.
Time and a-;:ln complaints were
made to the uoiincll. Lut nothing was
done till recently, when a resolution
providing' for the work was passed.
The change wiil be very great when the
work- Is finished, ami the people can
congratulate themselves after t!u Ir
long wait. The improvement will be
greatly cpreciatcd by the residents.
IN THE CELLAR.
An Ancry Husband ll.-.ds a Forbidden
Cnl'cr.
Another ense held before Alderman
Jones Thursday proved to be very In
teresting. Savurlo Ambrose was th.
person who was arrested. He resides
on Hclniont street, and his sister-in-law.
Mrs. Cattarlna. lives in Rlectrle
alley. Ambrose has been very atten
tive to Mrs. Cnttnrlna and was a fre
quent visitor. Mr. Cnttarlna became
Jealous of the oft repeated calls, and
forbade Ambrose to enter the house.
.However, Thursday when Mr. Cntta
rlna reached home, the unwelcome vis
itor was found. The woman shouted
for him to go to the cellar and hide, and
he did so. The nngry husband pur
sued, at least he started to. but being
unarmed nnd fearing lest the cornered
man might tire upon him, hastily re
treated audi went to an alderman,
where a warrant was sworn out. Am
brose Is now under $.".00 ball.
AN INTERESTING CASE.
Sub-Contractor Sues the Contractor He
roic Alderman Jones.
Thursday evening a case that at
tracted a great deal of attention was
tried before Alderman Jones. The par
ties in the case are William Cox, of this
city, plaintiff, and Contractor Schroe
der. of Scranton, defendant. Sehroedor
received the contract for erecting a por
tion of the Klotx Bros.1 silk mill, and he
sub-let the furnishing of the stone to
Cox, who has a quarry near the city.
A dispute arose as to whether the
stone for the foundation of several pil
lars should be a footing stone or not.
Mr. Sehroeder accordingly ordered sev
eral carloads of the stone which lie
said was named In the specification and
the cost, $2S5. taken from Cox's con
tract price. tMr. Cox Is now suing to
recover this.
Cut an Artery.
While at his work. Car Repairer
Thomas Loughney, son of Patrick
Loughney. met with a painful accident,
which will keep him from pursuing hi
duties for some time. iLoughney was
repairing an empty gravity car and
was using a hatchet. In some manner
a blow from the hatchet missed and
instead struck his left hand and cut a
deep gash in it. It bled profusely and it
was found that an artery had been sev
ered. 'Dr. J. 8. NMles was called to dress
the wound and it was found that four
stitches were necessary to close It.
PERSON A LANU orTl ER ITEMS
Mrs. William Campbell, of Brooklyn
street. Is entertaining Jtflss tMamle Kel
ly, of Brooklyn. N. Y.
W. D. Lawrence, of Lenoxvllle, for
merly chief train dispatcher for the
Delaware and Hudson of this city,
spent yesterday with H. B. Brlggs, of
Darte avenue. ...
George Honey, of Belmont street,
has accepted a position as bookkeeper
with Faatz Bros., of Lestershlre, N. Y.
M K. Purdy, H. C. Lucas, Joseph
Gl'lhool, Joseph BIrs. Elmer Broken
shire. Dan Scurry and K. D. Purdy, of
the Carbondale Cycle club, spent yes
terday in Honesdale, attending the an
nual race meet of the Maple City club.
.-. T.i nunr...lan nf Smith
IVeorse x . v. im uru. ........ - - -Washington
street, wll remove his
family Oct. 1 to Alva "Daly's house, on
Church street, near Lincoln avenue.
George (Male, who has been one, of the
popular clerks at Dennis' drug store for
several years, will leave on Monday to
commence a two years' course of study
at the New York College of Pharmacy.
Mrs. John Potter has been visiting
friends In Pittston.
Benjamin Tucker, of Reynolds' drug
store, is spending his vacation In Scran
ton. . ,
H. C. Benson, of Wyoming street, is
entertaining Mr. and Mrs. William
Epps, of Susquehanna.
Mrs. .H. D. Herring and Mlss Olena
Herring are visiting friends In Kings-
ton . .
H. S. Bolton and Harry Nell attended
the bicycle races at Honesdale yester
day. Miss Mamie fRarly has returned home
from a visit with relatives In Scran
ton. (Mrs. Anna Gunnell, of Waymart, is
visiting her niece, Mrs. E. A. Kly, on
Wyoming street.
iMrs. (Snaith. of Wyoming street, Is
visiting friends In Wilkes-Barre.
Miss Lizzie Ammerman, of Canaan
street, has returned home after spend
ing several weejes with friends In
Greenfield.
Dr. J. D. Day has returned from a
trip to New York city.
'Miss Minnie Dennis has returned
from a visit with her parents, near
Honesdale.
Dr. I). L. (Bailey spent yesterday In
Wllkes-Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. William iMuir, of War
ren, Pa., are visiting their parents, in
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Wolfe, of Lincoln
avenue? have been called to the home
of the latter' s mother, at No. 16. by the
serious Illness. of Mrs. Wolfe's brother.
Cards are out announcing the com
ing marriage of (Miss Gertrude Van
dermark, of iSalem avenue, to Otto
Heckman on Wednesday, Oct. 9.
IMlss Louisa Durkln. of Brook street,
has accepted a position In Cleland,
Simpson & Taylor's dry goods estab
lishment, at tfcrantnn.
(Moses Harnden and Edwin Moon will
leave today for a trip on Uielr wheels
to Waverly, N. Y. They expect to make
the return trip on their wheels also.
Mrs. Thomas Judge entertained a
large number of her friends at her
home, on Pike street, Thursday even
ing. About fifty persons were present
and games and dancing were Indulged
In until a late hour.
(Mips .May Gllhool Is visiting friends In
Scranton.
The condition of Charles Perkins Is
renorted as somewhat Improved.
Joseph iMIsrett, of 'Hmoklyn street,
will ienvo next week for Haltlmore,
where he will cnmmoncp a four years'
course In the (Baltimore College of Phy
slelnns and Surpeons.
W. W. Rronron. of Terrace street,
nnd MIs Gerlrude lTrrrtlnr have re
turned from a trip to Philadelphia and
Atlantic Clt v.
Mrs. H. B.JadwIn and iMIss Mabel
.Tad win have returned from Ocean
Ornve. where thev have been spending
the summer months.
ChnTles F. echoonnver. of West Pitts
ton. Is visiting at the home of E. C.
Perter, on finlem' rn'onue.
Mrs. Farrcll. of Wvirnlff? street, Is
vMtlng frlonds In WIlVes-Hnrre.
Miss Llz"l Connelly, of Plearnit
Mount. Is vlsltlmr her slstpr. Mrs. Kd
wnTd Roche,, of Cansan street.
C Bolton and famllv have returned
frmn thplr cottage t Crystal LaVe.
(Mrs. F. Wert, of Wllkos-Bsrre. Is vis
iting 'Mrs. ttutohlns, on Washington
Street.
IMlss flrs.ee Smith, of this city, and
Miss Blskwo't. of nnnmore, are vls
ltlnr In New Tork city.
fl. Singer and family spent the Jewish
Nw Ycsr In flersnton.
IMlss Rose Pldgeon. of FallhmnV
reet. Is visiting frionds . at Ararat
SiiTnlt.
'Edward Pnsooe Is confined to hi
home by a billons attack.
The following ladloa spent yesterday
in Honesdale: (Mrs. W. D. Evans, Mrs.
J. K. Cole. 'M.s. iS. 8. Hards and 'Mrs.
D. W. Humpl'rey. of this city, and 'Mrs.
K. K. 'Myers, of Way held Yard, and her
guests. iMisses MchoolMeld and tiuphee,
of Patterson, N. Y. " .
TUN KHAN NOCK!.
Mrs. C. B. Marsh Is entertaining
Mi? Harvey, of Chicago.
Mrs. Arthur Harder, of Coxton, Is
visiting' friends here.'
J. It. Lott. of Washington, IX C. who
has been spending some time at his old
home here, will go to iVrnntun today,
niid from tlienee buck to his duties ill
the pension department.
N. A. Mi A ivrn ha: purchased the
property of the lute Thomas r. Illtch
cui'k. a handnoine residence on Wyo
ming avenue, nnd purposes making it a
permanent home for M.i family.
Israel Dickinson W!in arrested on t"
f.ilr grounds yesterday by Sheriff
Knapp In resrwuise to a mersnga re
ceived by the latter Buying that R
person of his description had shot and
mor.'nlly wounded William, Pweitxrr. of
Noithmoreland township. The affair,
ns rumored upon the ntivets r.r.d by the
he.t Information obtainable, was as
follows: Svvellzer Is a well-to-do man,
who formerly lived In Kingston, but a
few years since came up and bought a
farm in 'Noi thmoreland township, thin
county, where he has since resided.
Thursday night he wns awakened by
hearing someone prowling around out
side tlie house, trylnar to get In. Me
tired his shotgun and apparently
woiiiuli'd the intruder, who returned
the tire, mortally wounding Sweliser.
The yount ninn lodged In jail answer
the description given, and. It Is said,
has a charge of shot In his less. There
seem to be some strange things about
the matter, however. People who at
tended the fair yesterday from the
vicinity of Sweltzei's farm knew noth
ing of the alleged shooting. It also ap
pears that young Dickinson has just
been discharged from the Wilkes-Ham?
hospital, where he underwent an opera
tion that deprived him of one eye.
Under the circumstance.. It seems un
likely that he would engage In any
such depredations us he is charged
with. He will have a heurlng' as soon
as witnesses can be simimored, when
further developments may be expected.
The personal property of C. C. Dp
Remer. of (Katun township, will be sold
at sheriff's sale Monduy, the T.U.
A squud of masons are patching the
walls at the court house, where the
plastering has fallen off.
Mrs. John Kohl, of White Haven, Is
vlshlng relatives In this vicinity.
S. D. Streeter wll, return to Cornell
university Monday.
Rev. 8. C. Hodge, of the Presbyterian
church, will exchange pulpits with
Nicholson tomorrow.
It Is probable that never since the
Institution at the Wyoming county fair
In lS7(i was It visited by more people
than yesterday, and certainly never
was the exhibits better. In many re
spects. The display of vegetables and
live stock was creditable- to the farm
ers of the county and enjoyable to the
visitors. Prizes were offered to the
grangers making the best exhibits, nnd
West Nicholson, Kelserville and Timk
hannork competed. The prizes were
nwarded to the grangers In 'the or
der above named. All had very fine
showings, and to the casual visitor It
would have been hard to determine
which was entitled to first prize.
CLARK'S 3E"N.
John H. Mack, of Carbondale. called
on relatives here on Wednesday.
The Clark's Green Cemetery associa
tion hav. added an aero and two-tenths
which will be put In the market at an
early date.
Fred H.(Oreen was a visitor brp on
Saturday. Be Is a teacher of the high
school of Unlondale.
Mrs. Thntrns Phillips, of the Went
Side, is visiting her son. Frank Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Androw Slnirer and
.Mr. and Mrs. H. N. IMott attended Hip
reunion of the Flfty-rccond regiment
of Pennsylvania volunteers at Pitls
ton on Wednesday.
Mr. McMillan, of Nicholson, was hrre
on Thursday to adjust the fire claim on
the high school building, burned by n
stroke of lightning on Slonday even
ing of last week.
The Cemetery association will open
the bids for the building of twenty
seven rods of wall and eleven and a
half rods of picket fence on Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
W. S. Fracd left for New York on
Wednesday.
The public schools are expected to
commence next Monday, one grade In
the Methodist chapel and one In the
Dymond building and another In the
Rogers hall over the drug store, at the
Summit, and one In the election room
at Clark's Green, back of Frace's store.
A large audience attended the recital
of Crowley nnd Boundy, and a hand
some sum was realized.
NICHOLSON.
Mrs. W. C. Williams entertained Mrs.
C. P. 'Mathews, of Scranton, Friday
last.
A large number of Nicholsontnns at
tended the Tunkhannock fair Friday.
Miss 'Mate Crocker, of 'Montrose, is
the guest of Miss Nina Titus.
'Mrs. E. O. Small returns to New York
Monday next, after a two months' stay
wltlf friends nnd relatives.
MIhs Grace Warner is visiting friends
at Prompton.
Mrs. Truman Bell, of Foster, Is the
guest of Mrs. Philander Bell.
Mrs. Joe Harding visited the Electric
City Friday.
Rev. 'S. J. Hodge, of Tunkhannock,
will preach In the Presbyterian church
Sunday next, Sept. 22, In exchange
with Rev. 8. D. Waterbury.
Mrs. O. D. Roberts, of Foster, was a
caller In town Friday last.
HALLSTE AO.
Mrs. Charles Capwell has been visit
ing friends In Klrkwood.
W. W. Adams, of this place, and Miss
Louise Brumlage, of Hartford, were
united In marriage at the bride's borne,
on Wednesday evening. They will re
side on Chase avenue, In this place, and
will be at home to their frlendu after
Oct. 1.
Mrs. Bogart, of Elmlra, is visiting her
pnrentu, (Mr. and Mrs. Ite.uben Hay
ward. The Gospel meeting In the Railroad
Nerves
Are like Fire.
They arc
Good Servants
Hut inuko'
Poor (Masters
To keep your Nurvci steady,,
Your Head chmr,
lluilil up your Sti'cnfrtlt,
Sharpen your Appetite, '
You must liiivo .
Pure Rich Blood
Thu Best Medicine to Vitalize
and Enrich the Ulood, it ,.
Hood's ;
Sarsaparilla
Tlio Ono True Ulood I'lii'lflcr
Prominently In the Public Uyo.
Hood's puis BZa,.o,
Highest of B in Leave&iqg Power. Latek U. S. GoYt Report
1A
SSOLOJIEELY PURE
Young Men's Christian Association hall
on Sunday afternoon will be addressed
by Itev. 'Mr. Wll.on. of Kirkwood.
A literary unlin was organlstJ on
Friduy arternoun by the scholars of the
high school. The following olllcers
welt? elected: PivsIJi-'nt. 'Miss H.-rtha
Dcnklu; vlee-inisliient. Krtd D. lnib;
stcretury. Fred W. Church.
The sidewalk tile full length of
Franklin street is to be rclsed, which
will make u great Improvement to t but
strict. It can be truthfully said that
Street Commissioner Austin is the right
man in the riM place.
PITT3TON.
A force of city workmen were en
gaged yesterday sweeping the new
pavement, which has been covered by
several Inches nf dust since it was put
down several weeks ago. The cobhl
Ktone foundation on the west side of the
street Is now ready for tlie binder, nnd
the work will be begun next Monday.
tjulte a crowd of people from this
place went down to the county seat
yestnilay, expecting that the trial of
Murderer Wlndish would be call -d
The case, however, was put over until
the November term of court.
"The Westerner" opened a two nights'
engagement at Music hull last even
ing. The house was well Idled and
the comedy met with the hearty ap
proval of the audience.
Yesterday w:us pay day at the New
ton Coal company's works, and as they
had worked a good month, the town
took on a lively appearance last night.
One plain drunk before the mayor
yesterday morning Is the record of this
month's pay.
The funeral of the late Patrick
O'N'eil, of Hamtown, Is announced to
take place Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
The liquor dealers of this city will
hold a meeting next Wednesday even
ing for the purpose of effecting or
ganization. Pittston IbixIneMs Plrcctnrv.
FOR FIRST-CLASS PT.UMBINfJ CALL
on Wright A Co., 97 South Main street.
A new range for sale or exchange; also
second-hand household goods, bought or
sold.
"llo toCuro All Skin IMscoes."
8:mply apply "Swayne's Ointment."
No Internal medicine required. Cures tet
ter, eczema, itch, all eruptions on the face,
hands, nose, etc., leaving the skin clour,
white nnd healthy. Its great healing and
curative powers are possessed by no other
remedy. Ask your druggist for Swayne's
Ointment. ;
AVOCM.
It Is a well-known fact that the
Traction company secured right tf way
through this town after encountering
ffimv difficulties with the several coon
ells ii. I lor this tenson it seems as
th"i"-h the mor"st ncconimolitii.il
AND
Sr e Hsors t Dr. Iieevej, nt his ol;l itah I,
No. 412 Spruce St., Scranton,, Pa.,
C nt inns to treat Dr. Reaves' old p
ti -ins und ail others who may cll. Call
und thtui. Tlioy treat you mwn.
nt.ly and frith great surceas Blood
Poison, Rhoumatiamandall forms
. of acute ebroniu nnd nervous diseases
i f men. women mid children, and se
cret ilixoa-m. Tumors, Cancer
ami Goitres removed without the
use of knife or pain.
11109 P.M.
Buudaya from 10 A. M. l 4 P. M.
HEALTH !
Do You Appreciate It?
If so, consult the most eminent physi
cians available, Dr. F. . Smith and staff,
at W3 Linden street, opposite the court
house. Dr. Smith Is nnd has been for tlio
past six months curing some of the worst
and most complicated diseases known to
humanity. .Many a poor man ami woman
who have been terrible sufferers for years
have been KKSTORKD TO PKKFKCT
HKAI.TH through the skill of these emi
nent physicians, and have returned to ex
press their heartfelt thanks and grati
tude. Comparing those that have been
cured by us to those (hat are now ailing
but have b?en reluetnnt or deterred from
visiting us, wo And them anly a few.
Don't let Ignorance nor the cry of
"quack" prevail over good Judgment, but
see fur yourself. We Invite Investigation.
Consultation absolutely free from 9 a. m.
to & p. m. dally.. Tuesdays and Fridays
until 9 p. m.
OiinraetMd Care bf
LOST MANHOOD,
Kia all atUiMUng aOinrnt
lh of youog and taidillo
airutl m?n ana women, Tli4
TVfiil, RKtaof YOUTHFUL
Kn:lta or trutnirat. KHlioics, producing weal.
pnm, Nvrroua bobilltj, Nightly tmUiilotiM'oomitnptluii,
fniaiiitr, fexhaunt rig dml nunba tusjof nower of Ute un-
craUveOrirantaiiouinffoiwroratuiijr, DUsinoMana
rltfeliqu.cklyciirt:db Dr. l!oilrlrrBfcailh ft
vraiM in.-
Imii .
b'li auarantre la rara ir rvriiiiit thm winner. Doyk
im. Biieolaa. Kunlinl. Ca liJtltt, Mew Vara,
For sale by JOHN If. I'UKI.l'S. UlU,
(1st, Wyoming ave. and Splilce street.
rani
INSTITUTE
aUaJaMvmKrlh
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Ul l.lllj IV IJ RIU, mic PUB. w. uir
lit It.UKIt. bringing kailr Uio nlak slow ( eats
rhrrU and rf.WrluKtho KIUE W YOIITII to tbe
tmtlrnt. tor mall. Bt.lltl nttr tun ur for Se with writ.
EMPIRE DRY GOODS CO..
516 LACKAWANNA AVE.
Tlie o k we pttrrhapeil I i the her It's Snlo
at llazl. ton, l a. Mir Sales slneo upriiliiir.
proved mum n-t afurlnry thau o thought.
'1 U" crowil ou Mmi'luy wm ruoiniiiurly bo tes
and carried iiwuv thu llaruntuit, an I the etock
ahlih ih li ft we'll diapoHO of at your own
1 rices, fa'.e nil ok at thti billowing prioaa:
I caae Dress UlugkaniK.' gross price, 7 cxnta,
Our Price, 3 Cents
1 cano of Unhlf u'cliad llrown Cotton, 4 4,
henvy, for abo.tlng only, grans price. V
rout", Our Price, 416 Oents
I mm I heckrd Crnrb, all linen, proas price,
10 cm , Our Price, 5 Cents
I eoaj Ulraeliod Towols. by tlio palrf .
filaitod, Rrvas price, SUopnls, ,
... Our Prlpe, 10 Cents
I inasVI'Dlea'-bei Mnliawk Muslin, yr
pr.oe, sis rents Our Price, 12)4 Cents
r A Bleat salt for the lit of every huusebold.
Iras .of Torkejr Ited Corers situs 8x1 and
lx4, groM price, 81.01 and Jl.. 'A '
. . Our Prlaa. BOo. and Q9a.
' '''rsat'lurKey Ued. ;
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EMPIRE DRY fiOODS Ca. 01D STAND GOODMRNS i CUT PRICL STORE.
: ; , : , ; ilOlackawaiM Aoi
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must be tiuust upon jh by the ha'igli'.v
ruitlals. liii No. .IS Is a miserable
looking object at a.iv time, but to be
In Id it ir. the evailng i'lvi;iir ud and
down the streetj without lights, run-
vii, us H:c Mople tnat we ule. !ml'"d,
the i.diir.s of t lreuu.::;ainvs. We h !
tlie ollicUis will remedy the diillcitl:v.
Tile ii tmleis of tbe Ladles' Alii
clely of tne Methodist Kpihcopcl cii'ir -h
Hem u Kwiaiile lust vi ning at the h mc
of d!rs. John It. Davis, of the West
Side. Vocal 'and inslrumental music
formed features of the entertainment.
It'-lrc. hinents weie nerved und a neat
sum was realized.
iMrs. UarLer, of West i'ltiston. was
in town last evening to arrange fur a
series of parlor lectures, to be delivered
by 'Mrs. il. M. tJcud, for the beiiellt of
iiiolhi rs und daughters. The time and
pluee will be h renounced later, after ar
rangements have been perfected.
The Anthrucltcs of iMoosIc will play
the Plymouth club at Hnmtown todav.
Kd. WnKd has accepted a position as
sporting editor or tne Argus.
-Mrs. Frank Henrce nnd Mrs. Charles
Kuseliel, of I'lttston, were guests of
Airs. Mewton Hosklns yesterday.
Achltect Frey, of Wilkes-ltarre, was
a visitor In town last evening.
Miss l-ydla Connor was a visitor In
Scranton last evening.
The school Imard met in session last
evening to review plans of the proposed
new building.
Harry Kern, of Kastnn, representing
the Continental Stove company of
Heading, was a visitor in town ytster-
uuy.
If the Batty la Cutting Teeth.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothlnn Svrnn tin Unn
used for over Fifty Years by Millions of
Aioiners ror ineir nihiren while Teething
with Perfect Success, It Soothes the
Child. Softens the Hums, Allays all l'aln;
Cures Wind Colic, und Is the best remt-ily
for Diarrhoea. Sold by III iil-l'IsIs In ever'v
part of the world. lie sure and ask for
"Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup," ami
take no other kind. Twenty-live cents a
Wlllfl.
THE BELL
230 Lackawanna Ava, Scranton,
H-A-T-S
We are the Selling Agents
for Scranton of the $3
t
a stylish, hand-inade, first
class Derby, 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.
You don't pay any more than
$3, do you?
Our window is full of the
t
in black and brown, small,
tuedium and large shapes.
FOR SALE ONLY BY
THE BELL
CLOTHING HOUSE,
230 Lackawanna Ava
SIGN OP THE BELL
11 eases of Summer BslbriiHTsn Man's I'n
- drrw ftir. In all qualities, wo price, 'iio.,
8ii riii'l AUc nnr
Price to Close Out Entire Lot 20o
09 dozen Mon's Wliito ITnlnuodrieil Hlilrtai
r pure Hut n bnni, double trout and back,
: troaaprlco, dOcjiita,
, - Our Price, 29 Cents
SJOdosen nt Outing Rhlrts, In all qualities
Unas price, 'J)a. iDc, Uta., Ute. and ?ta
We will mnk a sv.pon the entire lot
and lut her no nt 29 Cents Your Choice
HOSlERY-lhoaoprlccs will holil irood
fur nil thu wookv ftJi fair Mont Hocks
ft 8cj, Kr(M price, 10,-. : 01 pnira Ladloa'
aat Back Huae, ros pri.e, 10 cents,
'Our Price, Bo.l W dutea ot French
Balhrlwiu iliilf Hoc, inJ Font Dlaok
1 Uuae, Boat prise, !tft nenta,
Our Price, 12W Cents
Lndtoe' ' I at one half lost than olaowhoro.
Gotham Ha
Manilla
. I
(Aution'
to our
Wushhurn-Crosby Co. wish to oiMure their man tmU
runs thut they will this year hold to their usual custom
of inilllnK SRICTLY OLD WHEAT until thnewrop
is fully cured. New wheat is now upon the market, and
owiiu. to thoexctt.sKiylv dry weather many millers era
of the opinion that It 6 already cured, and in proDcr
condition for milling. Washburnrosby Co. will Ttaki
no risks, nnd will allow the new wheat lully three
months to niuturc before grinding, '
This careful uttention to every detail of milium haa
placed Wnshburu.Lroaby Co.'s flour far above othav
brands.
MEGARGEL
Wholesale Agents.
MRHillSTORED BY JOHN CROSSIEY K SONS. HimX. EN(L
A complete line of the
latest designs and colorings, with borders to match, suitable
for rooms, halls and stairs-absolutely fast colors, uuequaler?
for wearing qualities and perfection of finish.
Awarded Three Prize Medals
In London. Also First Prize in Bradford, Paris, Am
sterdam, Sydney, Melbourne, Calcutta, Philadelphia,
Dublin and Christchurch.' Price, $ 1 per yard.
INSPECTION INVITED.
SOLE AGENTS FOR SCRANTON.
KERR, SIEBEGKER & 60.
406 AND 408 LACKAWANNA AVENUE
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO
SCRANTON AND WILKES-BARRE. A Maatifaeturara
Locomotives, Stationary Enginos9 Boilors,
. HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
YOlir StOre
AAA Square Feet of Exclusive Show
XO.UUU Room, and This Is In It :
AND CARPETS
Have helped to make thlt Mam-
moth Emporium grow the knowing
of the qualities imparted to pur
rham'is by trusty salesmen haa
encouraged your dealings here more
and more. The Hitler price has also
hud Its power. We have added this
season an exclusive line of beautiful
Moquettes with an extensive as
sortment of other thiee quarter
goods, and Ingrains In all grades.
Our Carpet Manager suggests a
beautiful line of
Wilton Velvets at 87c. a yard. Our
knowledge tells us they're worth
13c. more.
TWs have your opinion. ;
Second floor front.
IN FURNITURE
It seems we sell more than all the
others together It's with your as
sistanceyou've ahvirys appreci
ated our endeavors from the first
whatever It is you want in Furnl-ture-Mve
have It that Three Room
Outtlt for tfA.OO FURNISHED
CQMPLKTE, Is the present great
attraction here. .
100-Piece Dinner Set FREE
to every purchaser of above outfit.
Three floors.
ALL YOU WANT ON CREDIT
Select what you want and pay as
It's convenient. Come In and talk
over your needa,
patrons:
CONNELL
BRUSSELS
above celebrated Caroets. in the
dcaerai Office: SCRANTON, PA.
Occupies Over
STOYES
Y
.. We. never say much about them
but you know they are here. At to
' the kind we sell THEY ARE THE!
.' mOST Othello Home Sunshine
Penn Acorn they're the Ranges
- and guaranteed bakers of the first
order our Heaters are of the sam
character as our Ranges THU
BUST.
Basement, near stairs.
LACE CHENILLE CURTAINS
Without any hurrah or beating of
drums this department Is doing tha
business of any upholstery house
your saving is about 25 per cent, by
dealing here assortment comprise
'. everything shown In popular good.
A lace curtain worth $3.00 a pale
will be sold until gone at
Second floor, left aisle, front
MEN'S YOUTH'S CLOTHING
A ...
This department occupies over l,O0t
' square feet we meant to make It
- as big as any,-and we have that
Cutaway Sack Suit In blue, black
and brown. Is Just right for now
the tightest thing for a good whllt,
too.
...... The prlct Is 10.00-12.W would ba
, more In keeping with the quality.
T. M. C. A. Uulldlng-opposlte,
IWiEE RAtLROAD PBUVERT la
another "Economy" Idea pur
chases made In any department de
livered free everywHera. , t
Ml A-rillPflA . 1 f"
liLuimcno, '
HOME FURNISHERS.;
T. 1 Ci 1 luildlol, m
223-227 Wjomln, An, i Site.
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