TIIE SCRAOTON TRIBUNE--WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 16, 1893.
&l NiOs
Luce
Best Four, per barrel.. $3.95
Feed, Meal and Corn, per 100 .90
30-lb. Pail Jelly 75
Choice Hams, per lb 09;
Choice Light Bacon, per lb-.... .07:
Pure Maple Syrup, per gal 80
Luce
NEW STORE.
WEST SIDE EVENTS.
Party Given by .Miss Murlha P.vuns in
Honor of Miss Mabel Hetiel, of
Italton-Uthcr News Notes.
I
At the home of Miss Martha Evans,
Of North Oartleld avenue, last tveiilitK.
a. iiurtv was hehl in honor of Miss
Mabel HeMt'l. of Dalton. who iR visit
ing here. It was a happy (fathering.
n,i nn eniovaibltf time was spent.
Dane-ins and other amusements were
he numbers on tne amusement
gramme. At midnight refreshments
Thnw who attended were: Misses
Tmilse Corliss. Ella Cobb, Ella Boyles,
Minnie Hoyee, Daisy Boyce. Lettie
Evans. Lizzie Hu.ches, Jennie Law
renee, Esther Thomas, Cora Williams,
Lizzie Hatt. Etta Staff, Rosa Wilson,
Jennie Jones, Johanna Davis, Maine
Kromer, Sarah Davis, iKose Stetter,
Kena Kellow, Jennie Watklns, C. H,
Derby, W. A. Prive, .Shraeder. Decker,
Miiin-t Itossur. Tonkins. Swerers, Ituta.
Court wrlirht. Boyce. Wilson. John
Blume. Georee Rowlands, Gausihan,
staff. Thomas. Brown. Tralnor. Sher
man, Alexander, Cornelius Ruddy and
M. R. Williams, of Elmira.
Will Dunjiict und Talk,
On Thursday evening the popular Chi
Tpsilon society of the Washburn
street Presbyterian church will hold
a banauet in their room. This is the
fourth in the history of the society and
an efforp is being made to make the
event a leader amonir the four. The
toasts will be responded to by speakers
of repute, as the following programme
will show: Toast, "uur uuesis, innm
as Patten; comic recitation, Turby
Breese: toast. "Southern Sunbeams,
C. C. Battenburg; toast, "E Plurlbus
Pnum." C. H. Hall: toast. "Phiz." Art
Morse: toast. "Our Country," C. J.
Helmes; toast, "Public Opinion," Her
bert Yost; selection. Chi Upsllon Guitar
club; toast. "Blue Pencil Marks." C. H.
Derby: oration, "Wallace Oloser; toast,
"Shavings," 'Hugh Howell; select read
ing, Alex. Bender; toast. "As I aee
Things," Will D. Griffiths; toast, "Snap
Shots." Theodore "Meyer3; vocal solo,
"Nature, Frank Thornton.
Mrs. Williams' Death.
Mrs. John IM. Williams died at fi.30
o'clock yesterday morning at her home.
fn Lafayette street. Deceased was 52
years of are, and had many friends
The funeral will occur Thursday, at 3
p. m. Interment will be made In Wash
burn Street cemetery. Heart disease
was the cause of death. A prayer meet
ing will be held this evening at the
home and Rev. D. P. Jones, of the Tab
ernacle church, will lead the services.
Officer Fleeted.
The Woman s Home Missionary so
ciety of the Simpson .Methodist church
have elected the following officers:
President. Mrs. J. Paff ; first vlce-pres..
dent, Mrs. O. Moser; second vice-president,
Mrs. W. V. Davis; recording sec
retary, Mrs. 'H. (M. Bass; corresponding
secretary. Miss (Helen Peck; treasurer.
Mrs. Laura Cook; superintendent of
Mothers' Jewels, iMrs. Josle Knaups
secretary local work, Mrs. M. M. W111
sey; treasurer local work, Mrs. Krank
Peck; advisory committee. Mrs. M. W,
Tone and Mrs. It. J. Hughes, agent for
''Home Missions, iMlss Helen Peek,
Rev. Mr. Moffat Accepts.
"Rev. WI K. 'Moffat has accepted the
call of -the Washburn Street Presby
terian cnurcn to Rssume Its pastorate,
The Invitation was extended several
weeks ago. Mr. Moffat will take con
trol of his new charge In the second
week. of November. The reverend orrn
tleman has the reputation of an able
preacher and a scholar.
News Nucscts and Personal h.
Charios illume Is chestnuttlng at Wy-
f oming ror a rettr aays.
I Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Warren have re
I turned from their European trip, and
are now at -their Lincoln avenue home,
Most of the large cttles and other points
of Interest In England and Wales were
visited. A pleasant time was spent
among irienus on tne otner suae.
Mrs. Margaret Prosaer, of South
Main avenue. Is 111.
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I -Mrs. B. J. Neville, of FalrvJew a
hue, Is visiting Miss Minnie 8har
of Allentown, who recently visited h
1 The Ladies' Aid society of the Scran
fln Street Baptist church will conduct
of
the
supper and butterfly social tomorrow
evening at the church; supper, la cents.
The supper will be served at 6 o'clock
nd the social begins at .
.Mrs. M. Bluir, of .North MeDecca ave
nue, is 111.
The Rev. J. S. Race, pastor or tne ce-
ar Avenue -Methodist r:piscopai
church, will preach -in the Hampton
Street Methodist Episcopal church this
evening, assisting the pastor in revival
work.
IM. R. Williams, of Elmira. manager
of DeGraffs' minstrels, leaves today
after a visit to West Klde friends.
Miss tAnna Coons, of Washburn
street. Is visiting at Rochester.
Miss Julia May. f Lafayette street.
Is vlsiitlng at Brooklyn.
Dr. IYinbtr, of the Star Drug store.
was In olyphant last evening.
Margaret, an infant child or Mr. ana
Mrs. .M. V. Mullen, of Ixmergan court.
was burled yesterday afternoon at the
Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
The West -Side was largely represent
d at last evening's concert of the
Welsh choir. The majority of the ladles
In the company are being entertained
by West Side people.
West sua Iinsincss Directory.
TAILOR SuMs made to order, JIS.OO and
up; overcoats, ?li ami up. satisfaction
guaranteed. Repair work a specialty.
Krank Gilbert!, IMS W. Lackawanna
avenue, near Main nvenue.
OKT THE MAJESTIC OIL STOVH.
(Iran. I rurlor. Mystic, Knster and PoeK
neli KuiiKes. per cent, saved. K. J.
Hughes, agent, l:M South Main avenue.
BICYCLES repaired, scissors ground.
tools sharpened, saws filed. Keys nuen,
machines repaired by W. L. Steenback,
dealer In Guns. Fishing Tackle, under
West Stile Bank.
niOTOaRAPHER-Cablnet Photos, St.40
per dozen. They are ;ust lovety. i.on
vlnre vourtelf bv railing at Starner's
Photo Parlors. 101 and 103 8outh Main
avnuc.
BARBER. Hair cutting and shaving done
In a first-class mnnnrr at John H. itey
nold's Uarber Shop, at Falrehlld's Hotel.
GRtX'ERiES Revere Standard Java
Coffee Is unexcelled. The leading cone
of the dav. For sale only at F. W. Ma
son ft Co. Fine Groceries, 113 South
Main avenue.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE-CASH
for anything you nuve w mii,
Purnl-
turo, stoves, roois, etc.
the stock of J. C. King,
Call and see
1024 and MSi
Jackson street:
PI I'MIIIvn William I. Griffiths. Ill
North Main avenue, aoes nrsi-iTi
Plumbing, Steam Heat and Gas Fitting.
Satisfaction la strictly guaranteed.
SOUTlTsiDE NEWS.
Kcv, August I.ange Admitted to the l.vnn-
gellcal Synod of New Jersey-Church
Entertainment-Short Poraeraphs.
Since Bev. August Lance terminated
his pastoral relations with the Hickory
Street Presbvterlan church and or
ganized the congregation known as the
Free Evangelical churcn or i-eace,
about 103 adults have Joined him, so
that he is now at the head of a large
bndv of worshipers. He returned a few
days ago from New Jersey, where he
had gone to make application lor ati
mitoilon into the Evangelical Synod of
that state. His case was passed upon
and without any ceremony whatever he
became a member of that Fynod, having
been dulv installed before returning.
The Ladies' Aid society of the cnurcn
of Peace numbers In the neighborhood
of six-tv members, and the Young Peo
ple' society as many more. A lot of
ground has been .purchased on rrospeci
avenue, not far from tne eoince or t
Paul's Lutheran congregation, and It
is the Intention to begin the erection of
a church next spring. Aieanwnue ser
vices are held in St. Paul s church. The
congregation of -the Church of Peace
pays the trustees of S?t. Paul's church a
rental for the use or tne eciince lor
services.
Announcement of Classes.
The rooms of the South Side Young
Women's Christian -association, which
have been entirely renovated during
the last two weeks, are now completed
and are greatly admired by all for their
bright and homolike appearance. The
houie Is open every week day until 7.30
p. m., and the work of the year will pro
ceed at once. The following Is the
schedule for the coming months: Mon
day evening at 7.30, iP.lble training class,
conducted by Professor Derman: Tues
day evening, preparatory and advanced
classes In arithmetic, grammar and
writing: Tuesday afternoon. Junior sew
lng class: Wednesday evening, Bible.
clauses: Wednesday afternoon, sewing
and reading circle, to which those of
the members having leisure during the
day. are Invited; Thursday evening,
Physiology and geography; Hlble s-tudy
In the life of Christ; Friday, social and
recreation evening: Friday afternoon,
Junior Bible f tudy In the life of Christ;
Saturday afternoon, Chautauqua circle,
Classes In chart eut'tlng and millinery
will also be held, -the 'ttme of meeting
will ie announced In a few days. A
cVa"s in German will be organized upon
sufficient demand. The Gospel meeting
held at the rooms every Bunday after
noon at 3.4a Is open to all friends of
the association. It Is hoped that very
many young women of the South Side
will avail themselves of the opportuni
ties offered by the association. Let us
see- to It that the time which God en
trusts to us be well and profitably em
ployed. fCntcrtninmcnt This Evening.
The Young People's society of the
German Evangelical Church of Peace
will hold an entertainment In St. Paul's
church, corner Prospect avenue and
Beach street, this evening at 8 o'clock.
All preparatory arrangements are
made. The following programme will
be rendered:
Organ Voluntary. ...By Prfff. John Lentes
Introduction Song.
By tho Young People's 8-irlety
Prayer , Itcv. A. Lsnge
Hymmis Churoh Choir
Leclama'tlon, "ler Peter In der
Frclndo" Hy Itelnho'hl Snar
pSolo P.y Llna Lentes
Selection Zither Club
Comical Speech In tho "Hnndsrupcker
Tongue" Uv John Lentes
Hanjo iniet,
Hy Robert Sr-holl and Petnr Rosar
Declamation, "Ilo Aii"wanderer,"
By Miss Dora Forkfll
Address Hy Itev Edward Lang
Duot, for Zither and Violin,
Hy Profs. Hnlwirstroh snd Brunner
Duet p.y Itev. nnd Mrs. E. Lang
Dialogue, "About Our Young I'oople's
Society," by 'Miss Yetta Melster and
Miss Emma. Forkel.
Hymnua Churoh Choir
Declamation, "Der Saengerof Goe-the,"
r.y Miss Ina Ehrhnrdt
Wnlenme Address Hy Hev. A. Langn
Srfectlon Zither Club
Closing Song Young People's Society
After the programme Is finished a
supper will be served in the basement
of the church.
Repnlrlns tho street far Trncks.
A thorough overhauling has been
given the rtreet railway -tracks- on the
South Side line an far as Ureck street.
Broken stone and gravel are unloaded
between tho rails and tightly packed.
Tails will prevent the trncks from be
coming rtumbledown when the winter
frosts appear. At all street Intersec
tion within the city limits the rails
have .been planked. With seven cars
on theiRouth Side line and the roadbed
olid and even, the patrons ore accom
modated with a service that the In
creasing travel ehowa Is appreciated.
.'J ' Shorter Paragraphs.-''- ' ' !
In another column will be found res
olutions which the Teachers' associa
tion, adopted on the death of the late
Jessie D. Connell, who was one of the
corps of teacher of No. II school,
'Mrs. Thomas P. Joyce anc? dauffhter,
Sliblirbs.
Mary, of Mlnooka, who has been visit
ing In New Straltavllle. O., for six
weeks, returned home yesterday after
noon at 3.30.
At the meeting of the South Side
Wheelmen's club last evening at Uer-
mania haw. it was decided to meet
hereafter on the llrst Tuesday of each
month. The next meeting will be on
the evening of 'Nov. 5.
Undertaker and Mr Thomas V. Jlc-
Donough will move into their new resi
dence, at the corner of Plttslonu ave
nue and Fig street, next week.
The funeral of Louis Sauer, Jr.. took
place from the home of his parents yes
terday afternoon. Interment was made
Jn the German cemetery at Mlnooka.
The William Conne41 Hose company
will go to I'lttston tomorrow night as
the guests of the lllack Diamond Hook
and Ladder company, of that place.
NORTH END.
The funeral of the late 'Mrs. William
iNlchols, of I'-PM) North -Main avenue,
who died on Saturday, took pluce yes
terday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inter
ment was nuide In the Forest Hill
cemetery.
The Electric Chatauqua circle nail a
large and interesting meeting last
evening at the residence of Mrs. W. O.
Breck, on East Parker ptreet.
iMrs. C. V. Crossman and Mrs. M. J.
Wheeler left yesterday for Aldenvllle.
Wayne county, where they will visit
friends for the next week.
IMrs. G. W. Lloyd, of Dickson City,
received on Monday $2,090 Insurance
from Hhe Heptasophs on the life of ner
husband, who died about 'two weens
ago.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Metn
odist Episcopal church will serve an
autumn supper this evening In the par
lors of the church. The suppers, wmen
are 2.1 cents each, will be served from
5 o'clock on through the evening.
The funeral of the late Mrs. J. Lewis
of 3HS Wayne avenue, took place yes
terday afternoon.
Miss Florence Sllkman, of North
Main avenue, accompanied her mother,
Mrs. F. B. Silkman, to New York city
yesterday.
Byron Wlnton Is laying a large ston?
walk In front of his residence on North
Main nvenue, which Improves his prop
erty very much and will probably be
greatly appreciated by the public.
DUNMORE
James iHoUlen, who formerly lived on
Grove street, has moved his family to
Virginia.
Ml s Lizzie fRut'terman Is quite 111 at
hf r home, on Ash street.
Mrs. Case and daughter. Irene, who
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Gsorge Englert, are visiting friends at
Georgetown.
Thomas Sly's house, on Cherry street,
Is being completely renovated and en
larged. The Banner House 1s receiving a new
coat of Daltit.
Mrs. Daniel Towell is quite 111 at her
home, on South TOakely street.
The congregation of St. Mark's Epis
copal Mission tendered Rev. and Mrs.
A. L. Urban a reception at the rectory
on Monday evening. A large crowd
was In a-rtendance. and enjoyed the oc
casion. Refreshments were served by
a commii'tteo of young ladles, and many
words of praise were heard of the ele
gantly furnlfhed and convenient home,
which has been erected for the rector.
The funeral of John 'Riley, who died
at his home, on Potter street, Sun
day night. wHl take iplace this after
noon at 2.30.
The Young -Ladles' Mission circle will
assist In the services at the Presby
terian church tomlght at 7.30.
James Moffat, general passenger
agent of the Erie and Wyoming Valley
Railroad company, left yesterday for
Pittsburg, where he will pend his va
cation. The "Poverty part" given by the
Young People's Society ol Christian
Endeavor, of the Dudley -Street Bap
tist church, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. E. D. Hughes, on South Blakely
street, last nlsht, caused much amuse
ment as well a replenishing the treas
ury of the society.
MINOOKA.
Miss Annie 'Burke, of Main street, re
turned home yesterday from a few
weeks' visit In Sayre. Pa.
A foot ball craze has struck town.
C. W. Oallaghcr, K. J, Cuslck, W. II.
MoDonougli and IM. J. Carroll will rep
resent the O'Connell council, Young
.Men's Institute, iNo. 184. at the district
council, which .will convene at Jermyn
tonight.
Miss IMary Hennlgan returned yes
terday from a visit with Forest City
friends.
The township roads are In a miserable
consldltion.
COAL LANDS PURCHASED.
Scrnntonians Have Purchased a Largo
Tract nt Plymouth. .
A large lease of extens-lve coal lands
was made on Saturday between IMijia
beth B. Reynolds, James P. Dickson,
I,aura R. Dlckvon, Jennie Keynolds,
Harry 13. Reynolds, Mabel I Keynolds
and Clara Reynolds, -all of Iackawan
r a. county, 'and John C. Haddock, of tho
Haddock Coal company, ror a large
tract of coal landa in Plymouth town
ship. Mr. Haddock has been in po8"Mon
of the ground under -lease and been
mining coal thereforrn. but as his prcs-t-nt
leasfs expires In 1898, the new lease
was formed to give him privilege to re
move all the coal, it to remain in force
until all the coal under the land Is
removed. The property covers seventy
three acres, and 'the surface land of
sixteen ceres, with breaker and other
mining Improvements Is also leased at
nn annual rental of (125, and a royalty
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A RADWAY 4 C6.,
P.O. Box HO, New York.
ARE YOU SAFE?
An Important Question for Any
Han or
WHOPRIZES HAPPINESS
A Correct Report of a Conversation
Between Some Prominent Men
in a New York Club.
"What la to become of the American
people?"
It was not a politician, but a clear
minded, level-headed bank president
who made this remark yesterday. t
rinA nf the leading clubs of New York.
The subject of dlcuss4on had been the
enormous number of sudden deaths
from heart disease, and a number of
prominent gentlemen were discussing
It. Among the company was a doctor,
a railroad superintendent, and a min
ister of the Gospel.
"I tell you, it Is enough to make any
man or woman shudder. Joseph C.
Wilson, the receiver of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe railroad, died at
the Holland house, New York, before
he had a chance to, bid his wife and
daughters farewell. George F. Root,
the sweet singer and composer, passes
away In a similar munner. Indeed, we
none of us can tell what moment we
many be called, nnd It ought to make
anyone stop and think."
The company all looked at the doctor.
He said:
"Your remarks are well timed. The
strains, the pressure, the competition
In business, professional and social life,
often tend to shorten life and bring It
to a quick close, but no man ever died
suddenly who Ud not have warnings
danger signals. If you please In ad
vance. If he did not have pains around
the heart, which Is quite probable, he
had pains In other parts of the body,
especially -In the muscles, Joints and
front or base or tne Drain, in many
cases he or she has had a swelling of the
wrists, ankles, or about the waist. Indi
cating bloaUIng with dropsy tendency.
Suehj people have uric acid In the
blood, and a weakened action of the
heart, and they know, If they stop to
think, that the breaking down entirely
of the heant is liable at any time."
The banker, who had first spoken, and
appeared greatly Interested, said:
"Hut. doctor, what can one do? Re
frain entirely from the pleasures, the
duties and the activities or lire"
"Not at all," replied the eminent
physician; "regulate the life use care
and some good regulating, life-prolonging
remedy, and there need be but
little doubt of good old age. I know of
one -thins: which, for many years, has
shown Itself able to accomplish thl
and there are thousands of people who
prolong their lives and preserve their
health by its use.
"I think I know to what you refer,"
said the minister.
"What it is?" asked the doctor.
"If I am not mUtaken. It Is AVarner's
Safe Cure, of whlcih I have seen mucn,
and to whose influence I owe a great
deal."
"You are correct." replied the doctor,
"and there are many other advanced
people who realize Its great value as
vou' do. It Is. perhaps, the misfortune
of this age that people will shorten their
lives, but I believe that heart disease
aDODlexy. heart failure and all the
manv troubles wnicn so suddenly re
move men and women might be avoid
ed If the warnings which nature gives
were heeded and the right remedy used
in time."
There oan be no question as to the
soundness of the views expressed by
these gentlemen, nor of their value to
those who desire to take advantage
of them.. Certain It Is. that sudden
death need not be feared If proper pre
caution and care are used.
of fifty cents a ton on all coal mined.
Wllkea-Harre Times.
A RICH VEIN FOUND.
Probably 500,000 Tone of Coal on the
New Buffalo Tract.
There la no hannliT man In this eec
Hon toilny thnn la auperlntemlent R.
U .WHllnms. of thB Ontario anJ' AVest
ern. Mr. Williams lately ecured the
lease of a tract of land In Fell township
and It promises to be very productive in
Its ylnld of coal.
The lease was of the tract lately held
hy Richmond & JJndsay. of Scranton.
They madt? an opening of what Is
known as the New lluffalo colliery.
Then business disagreements ensued
and the project was abandoned. Under
(Mr. 'Williams' control operations ara
again being; pushed rapidly at the point.
Tracks are beinir laid from the main
lino of the Ontario and Western and It
Is expected the branch will be finished
next woek.
Mr. William has tieen an almost
dally visitor at the work since he ob
tained the lease of the tract and yes
terday was present when miners opened
a new chamber, disclosing an 8-foot
vein of excellent coal. He In very en
thusiastic over the outlook and be
lieves he will be able to mine 500.000
tons from his new possessions. Car
bondale trader.
FLAMES LICK UP $20,000. ,
Gersbachcr's Hotel Property at Clifton Is
Totally Destroyed. ,
Cersbac'heT'u hotel and ImrtiS at Clif
ton, seven miles from Oouldsboro, were
totally destroyed by. lire Saturday
nlpht. The damage was $0,000; Insur
ance Is unknown.
The barns and outbuildings had been
stocked for the winter with a large
quantity of hay, straw and grain and
vegetables, Which Included 2.'.0 bushels
of potatoes. The cause of t he blaze Is
unknown, bin it in supposed to be the
work of an Incendiary.
IR. Gersbacher. until his death nearly
a year bro, conducted the place, which
was a favorite resort ror fishermen and
huntsmen..
When Bal7 was slct, we pave her Conorta.
When Bho was a Child, she cried for Castorla,
When she became MIm, she clung to Caetorla.
Vben she bad Children, he gave them Caatorlav
Guns and
Ammunition
Foot Ball Goods, .
.Sportsmen's Supplies; .V . .
. Hand-loaded Shafts a Specialty
' Gun and Locksmith.
TjfpawiitersRopalrei A;-
A. w. jTo Iscii,
43S SPRUCE STREET.
AMUSEMENTS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Wednesday. Oct 16-
WainwrighT
Pint Time jHure, in KherliUn Knowloa' Most
frauuuua Comply,
THE LOVE CHASE
Onrgeuualy Continued in the Style of ( hai ls
II. The Brilliant Company lii-..il-ii by N
ttieuiel Hart wig, Barton Hill sud Huttie ltu
Mll. Regular price. Sale of soata opens Moa
day, Oct- U.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
THURSDAY, OCT. 17.
Stuart Robson,
Directum of WAI. K. HAYDKN. M igiilfleeiit
Production or Blr. Kel son a uroat
rt hucet-KK,
GOVERNMENT : ACCEPTANCE,
B) DANIEL I. HART.
Robert Qordon, a Young Inventor, Mr, Robson.
Act L -Itesldonc of Tuna Kinitaloy, Wash
ington, D. O. : ili Young Inventi.r. Act II.
Uordou's Cottage, Uu.irgetuwn Hoi.liti; a
Senator's Influunw. Act Ill.-Tu Inventor s
Wurkuhop: the Mod.l Boat . Act IV.-Kim-.
ilenee of Senator l'roi-tor on Capitol lllll;
OoTiirninont Acceptance.
Hale of Mat op -im I uilny morning at
o'clock. i'riretSl.ni, Tl.uo, iwc. kuu s-w.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Friday Evening, Oct 18
Crest on Clarke
And i Strong Company, In
Direct from Hli Philadelphia Run,
Roirular nrirna. Sale of soata opeua Wednes
day Moruinjf, Oct. 111.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
I W nam lt W W I o ie
THE SPECTACULAR PHANTASY,
ZERO
OR A TRIP
TO THE POLE.
Hosts of Pretty Girls.
Tons of Special Scenery.
Dazillng Electrical Displays
Bale of seats opens Thursday. No advance
la prices.
THE FROTHINGflflM,
Wognori Rets, Lessees and Managers.
FRIDAY, OCT. 18.
ESPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF
With a First-Class Company of Players in tho
GREAT, GRAND, GUI AN TIC, ELEC
TRICAL AND SPECTACULAR
PRODUCTION
FAUST
Fernery a (Carload)
And Approjiriatn Costumes,
htortlluif hlcctriial Effects.
CoMiugov r lULiimi
Will be cuni il ii.tact
Two Quartottet
ompoanl nf
y.au nnd Female Boloisti
8weet-Vwieed Floren.iue
Choir siugure.
A Triumph In Stage
Mochnnism.
A Sceuo of Weird Urand-
iiuvor equalled.
THE BROCKEN
Bale of seats opens V o'lneeday, Oct. 10. 0 a, m.
DAVIS' THEATRE
Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
Oct 17J3 and 19.
RICE & BARTON'S
COMEDIANS IN
V
Fun with the Sparkle of i June Horning.
Music with tbe Charm or Tune.
Song with the Edge or Wit.
Diners with the Grace of Youth.
Produced by the Vest Talrntcd of the 1'ari-e
Comedy t-tiKo. Tho Kunuirst of All Fum y
Hhows, Intorspriivd with Heliuod Spociultiea.
Admission, 10, 20 or 30 Cents.
We bo Not Advertise in the
Elmira Telegram.
BREWERY.
Haonfacturers of the Celebrated
PILSENER
LAGER BEER
CAPACITY t
lootooo Barrels per Annum
HOTEL VENDOME,
BROADWAY and FORTY-FIRST
ST.. NEW YORK CITY.
A Modern Fireproof lloiol containing 300
rooms, 'iOO with bath and toilet
attached.
EUROPEAN PLAN,
(food Rooms, fl 80: Large Hoams, 9, and
With private bath 1110 and upward per day.
RESTAURANT. CUISINE AND
SERVICE UNEXCELLED.
In elose proumity to the priuolpal theatre
and i ha shopping district.
PIt mlnutM from Grand Ceatral aid
Want Hhora Danota. -
LOUIS L. TODD. J. H. .FIFE.
Uwnen
ftfORIl
DOODLE ID POODLE
L Ill'S B
LAGER
BEER
lh? rashion
Intense Interest
Centers in our Black Dress Goods section, because we are
now offering better values in new goods on a rising
market than any other house in the trade.
SPECIALS FOR
An Immense Line of 75c. Novelties,
45-Inch Serge, a Beauty, value 75c,
An Elegant 45-inch Fine Henrietta, value
45-inch Henrietta or Serge, value $1.00,
Mohair Luster, the Latest Novelty, value
MILLINERY.
Specialties will be offered
importance to warrant their inspection by every one inter
ested in High Class Millinery. We do not quote prices for
the reason that the values m each and every instance will
speak for themselves, and tellingly.
Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton, Pa.
IRON AND STEEL
Bolts, Nuts, Bolt Ends, Turnbuckles, Washers, Rfo
ets, Horse Nails, Files, Taps, Dies, Tools and Suj
plies. Sail Duck for mine use in stock.
SOFT - STEEL - HORSE - SHOES,
And a full stock of Wagon Makers' Supplies, Wheels,
Hubs, Rims, Spokes, Shafts, Poles, Bow3, etc,
TTE1BE1I
SCRANTON, PA.
WHY SUFFER
When you can bare your eye scientifically i
Tested Free bv the new method.
tTbere are hundreds at people if tney
knew thia, would go miles to have tceir
samltied. DONT WAIT.
tlTWhen yon get lenses, or g'aiees. as
many people call them. Get the Rest, as they
won't coat vou any more tnan poorer ones.
Do not trust your valuable sight to ped
dlera. The ACRO-CRYSTAL LENSES
will correct the vision and stop sll
pain in the head.
Placed In the Fluest Solid Gold Framn for JS
Tbse Lenses are sold only by
De WITT,
EYE SPECIALIST AND JEWELER
Opposite Scranton House,
203 Lackawanna Ave., SCRANTON, PA,
Hot-as Daii.t:
to 11 a. m., 1 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m.
DU POINT'S
MINING. BLASTING 1ND SPORTING .
POWDER
Manufactured at the Wapwallopcn Mills, La
terse conniy, ra.. onn at wu-
mington, Delaware,
HENRY BELIN, Jr.
General Agent for the Wyoming District.
118 WYOMING AVE, Scranton, P
Third National Bonk Building.
Aocactca :
J H08. FOBIXItttaton. Pa.
UHN B. SMITH A SON, Plymouth, P
E. W. WUI.I JAN, Wilkea Barre, Pa.
Agents for the Bepanno Chemical Uoaa
(aay's High EaploelTca.
Stocks, Bonds
and Grain
Hought and sold on New York
Exchange and Chicago Board
of Trade, cither for cash or on
margiu.
WM. LINN ALLEN & CO.,
412 Spruce Street.
LOCK. STOCKS A SPECIALTY.
Telephone S002.
ON THE LINE OF THE
CANADIAN PACIFIC R'Y
ara looated tba finest flsulnf and honting
grounds In the world. Desorliitlre hooka on
application. Tickote to all points In Maine,
Canada and Maritime Provinces, Minneapolis,
bt Paul, Canadian and United States North,
wests, Vancouver, Seattle, Taconia, Portland,
Ore., San Pranclaoo.
First-Class Sleeping and Dining Cars
attached to all thronah tra'ns. Tourist oars
fully fitted with beddlnc, ourtalna and sp 0
hilly adapted to wants of famllaw may ha ktd
with seooad-elaaa tickets. Hates always lest
than via other lines, Fur full Information,
time tables, ate,, on application to
C V. SKINNCR, Q, K. A.
353 eaOlDWftY, KCWYCU.
A FEW DAYS:
49c
49c
9Uc.
Special. 69c
Special, 75c
Special, 98c
$1.25,
MILLINERY.
in this department of sufficient
THIS
WITNESS THAT
II. D. SWAKTZ & CO.
Are tho Leading Wholesale Agents In
Smokeless Powder,
GUNS, RIFLES, REVOLVERS.
HEADQUARTERS FOR ,
L C. Smith's and Remington
Guns, (lay Pigeons and
Pigeon Traps.
Telephone 2723. open Evenings.
S13H Spruce Street, between Penn and Wyo
ming Avenues.
THE
TRADERS
I&tional Bank of Scranton.
OROANIZED 189
CAPITAL 250,000
SUMUS, $10,000
BAMTTETj HTNES. President. .
W. W. WATSON. Vice-President,
A. a WILLIAMS, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel Hlnes, James M. ETtrhart IlT
Pinch. Pierce B. Kin ley . Joseph J.
I thews. John T. Porter, W. W. WaUon.
PfflPl. IB, Kill
and LIBERAL.
rata bank Invites the patron aja erf tola
toeaa men and firms ceneraly.
-J 4ollor land it dollar earrf." .
TktolMtoe' MM FVencb. Deuel KM JMrt.
deUrerea irae anywam ib m u.t
I live anywanv in m im
teeetptof Caaa, lioaey Older,
or Poetal Meie ler tlAO.
Kqnala every way the beeM
sold la all retail stone tot
2.60. We auks this keot
oaraehna, thkrelera we
unlet the JB, tyU u4 wear,
and If any one b net astlaflad
we will refnnd tne aeaef
reenaanouierpeir. upan
Tee or Oqpueoe Basse.
wwtM v, P. B, sa.
ne 1 to aaa aaal
aea. BmtftwMmt
lUustrats
leitaa
Fit EC
JOHN L HANGI, ENGRAVER,
OFFICE AND 8HOF
811 Laek. Ay. and stewart'a Art Mora.
Pheta EintIb twr Clrcolin, Books, CiU-
Malf-TonM Ml Unf Wwrtk
& CO..
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