THE SCB ANTON TEIBTnTEFBIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 25, 189.5.
Neu)s
Luce Bros.
Best Flour, 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 Bros.
NEW STORE.
WEST SIDE EVENTS.
llcnry U. Victor Wed at Time Uo tt'M
Informed la a Dreum lie Would
fie Called from Earth.
Henry C. Victor, a young; man 2S
years of axe. dhil yesterday at his hme
Bt 13S South Kwrott nvi-nue from ty
phoid fever. A curious case of pre
aentiwnt before dt-ath 'is connected
with the youtur man's last hours. Ills
fathef illd twine time iiro and the
young; man, upon awakening laU Wed
nesday from 4i atupor, stated that he
Jiad aeen the elder Victor in a dream.
Moreover, the father 'had told him that
on the following Thursday he would
meet him in the graet beyond.
The young man's dream lasted one
week, he having lierome unconscious
on Wednesday the lfith, and awakimed
the day before he died. The fact that
death (tuna at the time 'he had stated
presents a remarkable presentment
nd adds Interest to the caso.
Funeral .Mention.
The late lira. Bridget Grey will bj
burled this morning at 9M o'clock from
her late residence at lift" Lafayette
etreet. A solemn hlirh-mass of requiem
will be celebrated at St. lHitriok'n
church and Interment will be made in
Qfyde Park Catholic cemetery. J
The funeral of the late Mrs. Pat
rick fieilly occurred yesterday after
noon at 2 o'clock from the family resi
dence on Jackson street. Internum
was made in Hyde Park Catholic ceme
tery, fne pall-bearrs wen-: ilivrge
Herrmans. Godfrey Mlehol, M. J. Heil
ly. Patrick Heilly, IMr. Kelly and Pat
rick Lavclle.
The remains of the late Richard Nor
ton, who was killed Tuesday In the
Hyde Park mine, were Interred yes
terday in the Hyde Park Catholic ceme
tery. The pall-bearers were: John
T.Mulle. WalteH Higgerty. Mi -hiel
Thobali, Italia Gnethe. Thomas Cileu
on and Matthey Knight.
The Republic It n Success.
Ajufcessful literary session waa con
ducted by. St. Brendan council last eve
nlnir. at their handsome South Main
avenue apartments. H. C. Gallagher
presided, llr. Hurst gave an essay on
"Literary Worli", The effort was
thoughtful and Instructive. Patrick
Duffy gave a select reading, which
pleased his auditors. T. L. I.irkln re
cited "Spaftacus to the Gladiators at
Capua.;; in true dramatic style. The
feature of the grogramme was a de
bate. "Resolved. That the American
Republic is a Success." The alllrma
tlve side won by alx points. The par
ticipants were: Affirmative, Purkln,
Canavan and Gllroy; m-tratlve, Carrol.
Conway and Cooper. Utv. F. P. .Me
J"ally acted as critic. Thi mMlrnr
Well attended, and a decided Intereat
was taken throughout.
Indoor Hose Hall. -
The first came in the Indoor Tiiso
Ball league series will be played
Wednesday evening at St. IaV!d hail,
between the West Side and South Side
teams. Among tlte well-known play
era, who -are erpeeted to participate
In the opening; game aro: Harry Peck,
Harry Decker. Kd. Thayer, Gordon
Noakea. Fred Peters, Iavld Davis. K.
V. Owen, Will Hugh.-s, Walter Til
son, Hurt Harrington. G.-orge Grif
fiths, Bernard 'Haggerty. An Invita
tion has been extended to Hugh Jen
nings and Third ISaseman Mo'lranv, of
the champion Baltimore professional
team, to umpire the opening game, and
U t probable that they will accept and
thu add' Interest to the event. The
first practice game of the West Side
club will be held this evening In Kvan's
hall, on Washburn street, and ail those
desiring to try for a place on the team
are requested to meet at that place at
7.30 o'clock.
',' Iir. Roberts Serenaded.
The Lyirle Glee club' complimented
Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Huberts last eve
ning with a delightful aerenade at his
Couth (Main avenue home. Shortly af
ter 9 o'clock the singers gathered, and
from that hour until midnight music
tole from out the handsome dwelling
In beautiful at rains. Speeches Inter
posed the songs by the club and re
freshments and cigars were aerved.
Mews Nuggels and Personal!).
' John Smith, of Bromley avenue, a
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Uric Acid
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IT Poison. I
rv The Kidneys ire supposed to' r&
filter the uric acid out of the
blood. When they are Uck
theyforfct t. CV
J Uric acid is the cause of Rheu- Aj
msrtism.G ut.KWnejrTroubles CV
.. ) and other dangerous diseases. Aj
C The only way to cure these fv
) diseases is to cure the Kidneys.
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V ' cava the tCbfaevaaed bale mm V r
f I te flltetariaaca eisfolUe rJ
' All draaritta, or mail
ed prepaid for aba. per
9
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WrmforwmmaUd.
MOM'S MtOlCiNI CO..
of fb?
well-known and popular young man,
and Miss Mary Richards, of Fllmore
avenue, were married Wednesday eve
ning by Rev. John Griffiths, now ot
the Sumner Avenue Presbyterian
church. The young couple will enter
Into housekeeping In a new and well
furnished house on this aide.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Archie Jones, of
South Rebecca avenue, entertained
Wednesday night. A prettily decorat-,
ed house and obliging entertainers
made the time a very enjoyable one
for the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Benson and daughter,
Ida, of IPrlee- wtreet, Ihave returned
from a visit to friends at Dalton.
Kate Flnnegan, the factory girl who
was struck on the head by a bottle,
from the hands of Lizzie Powell, of
MaVisIc, has settled the case.
Walter Williams, of Oludtown. was
perhaps fatally injured by a fall of
top ooal Wednesday morning, while
at work in Pine shaft. iHe may die
from the effects.
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Hughes
loft yesterday for Brooklyn.
Many friends of the late John M.
Williams, of Wilkes-Barre, who died
last Monday of typhoid fever, attended
the funeral yesterday afternoon.
Judge H. iM. Kdwards will deliver
his lecture on his trip to Wales at
Taylor on Nov. 8. ,
John R. WSlfloms. of Twenty-second
street. Is visiting at Plymouth.
Attorney W. R. Lewla has returned
from Mauch Chunk. . 1
Miss Jennie Lewis, of the firm of
Lewis. Rellly and Pavls, was In
Wilkes-Barre Wednesday evening,
having been called by the death of a
relative.
Hallowe'en parties and balls are be
ing prepared.
The -following of our young people
enjoyed a card party given last eve
ning by t.Mlss Jennie Brown, of the cen
tral city: Gertrude Powell, Jessie
Jilistol. Louise Davis. Carrie Decker,
Gertrude Dawkins. Miss Marshall. .Miss
Richards and Charles Boldry, O. Chase,
Verl Chase, Will Hutson. Will Retterly,
Bert Fellows and George Staples.
An important meeting of Robert
Morris lodge waa held last evening.
West Side Business Directory.
TAILOR Suits made to order. $1S 00 and
up; overcoats. IK! and up. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Repair work a specialty.
Frank Ollhertl, 1lS W. Lackawanna
avenue, near Main avenue.
GET THK MAJK8TIC OIL PTOVH.
Grand Parlor, .Mystic, Easter and Iock
ash Itangas. 2u per cent, saved. R. J.
Hughes, agent, 124 South Main avenue.
BICYCLES repaired, scissors ground,
tools sharpened, saws flled, keys ftttd,
machines repaired by W. L. Steenback.
dealer In Guns. Fishing Tackle, under
West Side Bank.
rHOT M'tU A I'll E R Cabinet Photos, 1140
per dozen. Tiioy are Just lovery. Con
vlnce yourtiilf by calling at Starner's
Photo Parlors. 101 and 103 South Main
avenue.
BARRER. Hair cutting and shaving done
In a tlrst-rlass manner at John H. Rey
nold's Barber Shop, at Fatrchlld's Hotel.
GROCERIES Revere Standard Jva
Coffee Is unexcelled. Th leading cnnVe
of the day. For sale only at F. W. Ma
son & Co. Fine Groceries, 1U South
Main avenue.
SECOND HAND FPRNlTCRE-CASlt
for anything you have to sell. Furni
ture. Stoves. Tools, etc. Cull and se
the stock of J. C. King, 1K4 and WJ4
Jarkson street.
PLl.WIJING William D- fri(nth. 1U
North Main avenue, does flrst-clasi
Plumbing. Steam Best and Gas Fitting.
Satisfaction is strictly guaranteed.
SOUTH 51 DE NEWS.
Joseph Mormon Wants to (ict Hack the
Watch lie Gave , Miss rorkel
When They Were I'ricnds.
Aid rman C. C. Donovan, of the
Twelfth ward, will stlt in judgment In a
jwculiar case to-morrow afternoon.
The hearing will begin at 1 o'clock.
J.jser'h LMormon Is plaintiff and Mksf)
IKira May Frk1 th? defendant. Thn!
yung l cople n long ago were cm
gl terms ar.d Mormon presented a
gold watch to tlw young woman. The
gift. Instead of solidifying the bond of
friendship, caused an estrangement.
He now alleges that the watch was
given to heron condition that she would
In future prvwide over his household.
One day -there came a quarrel and r.iey
parted; he deman'ld the watch and she
refused to give it to him. The magis
trate of the Twelfth ward now has the
matter n hand and his division will be
expectantly awaited.
Two Indei lingers Amputated.
Miss Rushl" Mhepley, of Petersburg,
sun, red the Iofs of the Index finger of
e.'i-j;i hand yesterday afternoon nt her
rk at the lyackawanna KnlttlnK
M..11.1. A machine for sawing boards
Is In operation on the itop llKr of the
mills, where the boxee in which the
products are shlpix-d are manufactured.
In simi' mann-r Miss Mhcpley thrust
her hands under tire bla'les of the ma
chine, tier fingers were caught nnd cut
almost off, so thnt amputatkm had to
be perfirmed by Dr. J. A. Alanlcy, who
waa called to attend the case.
Greenwood row's .Mishap
' Moitormnn Tom Gallnpher's car ran
Into a oow at Greenwood yest-rday, but
the fenoVr picked herup. The car waa
bounding along, when suddenly the
animal turned ono the track. It va
Imposslblo to lesen the speed of the
ear. The fender worked well and the
cow was nowise Injured.
Shorter Paragraphs of News.
Th debate on t'h proposition, "Re
solved, That the mind of a laboring man
Is more trrtented than that of a mil
lionaire," that took place at the meet
ingof Kt. Akywhia Total Abstinence and
Benevolent Society last evening was
won I John J..' Gordon, who maintain
ed the affirmative Bide against Will
Daniels.
Mrs. J. A. .Manley, of PIHson avenue,
to recovering from Jier recent lllneaa. .
NORTH END.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Baker, of Carbondnle,
spent yesterday with .Mr. and Mrs. O. W.
Benedict, of North Main avenue.
Dr. W. E. Lloyd has the first story of his
new drug store on the corner of Parker
street and North Main avenue completed.
Mrs. K. g. Kirkheff and children are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Steele, of
Belmont Terrace.
A large force of men are at work on the
aewer on West Market street, and by to
day it will be about completed aa far aa
Wayne avenue.
George W. Green Is excavating on Mead
street for the purpose of erecting a new
house.
The funeral of James Depew, of North
Main avenue, took place yesterday.
Don't forget the oyster supper which
will be served In the Providence Presby
terian church this evening. The tables
will be ready at 6 o'clock. Menu: Fried
oysters, cold meat, cream, potatoes, aalad,
cottage cheese, hot biscuits, pickles. Jelly,
fruit, coffee, cake. There "will also be
room devoted to the sale of Ice cream. .
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Burns, of Mar
garet avenue, are rejoicing over the ar
rival of a son.
Mlsa Katie Sultry, of West Market
street, Is visiting friends In Pittston.
A bridge la badly needed over the
Lackawanna river at where la now the
end of Amelia avenue. This would save a
long walk and would be greatly appreciat
ed by people living In that vlnlnlty to get
to Green Ridge, who now have to go up
through town and over the Market street
bridge or around by the Driving park
bridges' .-..'..,
' An entertainment of a very high order
will be given this evening In the North
Main Avenue Baptist church, the principal
feature being a lecture by A. C. BJsson on
the suMect. "Across the Continent and
Return." Mr. Blsson has traveled consid
erable, and la an Intelligent observer. He
JUDUPDS
also alnga to the delight ot all who bear
him. Next to taking a trip to the Golden
Gate la to hear Mr. Slsson speak about It.
There will be a nominal admission fee.
I. J. Wint, of East Market street, bas
returned from a two weeks' vacation.
William Bright, of Breaker street, is
putting steam In his house.
L. C. Coon, of East Market street, who
has been seriously sick for some time, has
sufficiently recovered to be out again.
DUNMOKE
H. W. Bony, editor of the Avoca Argus,
was calling on friends In town yesterday.
Ylo Beemer, of tho tlrm of Bremer A
Wilde, has returned from a hunting ex
pedition to Sullivan county. N. 1'., bring
ing with him a line large deer.
.Mrs. E. U. Wert, of North Blakely
street, was calling on friends in Olyphani
yesterday.
James Moffatt, assistant passenger
agent of the Erie and Wyoming Valley
Railroad company, has returned from his
vacation.
Jacob Smith, of Lake Ariel, a former
resident of this place, was calling on
friends yesterduy.
Charles Robertson, who is attending La
fayette college, is spending a few duys
with ills parents on Clay avenue.
Oscar Ludwig Is moving his fumily from
their former residence on illakely street
Into the house recently occupied by Dr. B.
C. Hopkins.
An operetta entitled "Diamonds and
Toads" will lie given III Mauley's hall on
Thursday evening. Oct. 31, for the benellt
of the Guild of St. Agnes, of St. Mark's
mission. The play Is founded on a fa
miliar nursery legend, and with the quaint
costumes and bright music cannot fall to
delight those who attend. The east i!
characters comprises the following, all of
whom are well-known: Prince Clover,
Anna Oliver; Boy lllue, Minnie Saxton;
Damn Bustle, Anna Young; l.llla and
Fllrta, her daughters, Florence 1'rban and
Muy Hughes; Little Bo Peep, Nettle Pin
neli; Dew Drop Fairy, Grace I'rbnn; hunt
ers. Florence Weber and Carmen Alte
in I re.
John Wert has returned from an extend
ed trlu through Lackawanna and Wayne
counties.
Mrs. T. P. Letchworth entertained a
number of her friends at a five o'clock tei
party veslerday.
Miss Edith Wert, of North Illakely
street, has returned from a visit with
friends nnd relatives at Wllkes-Harre.
The Pioneer hns changed hands, and F.
P. Woodward, Its former editor ami pro
prietor, who is well-known in newspuper
circles, has aualn assumed control He
will be ablv assisted hy H. V. Deny, edi
tor of the Avoca Armis. II. P. Woodward,
who has run the Pioneer for some time
past, will condnet the Green RldK Moni
tor, In connection with which he will also
run a Job office. The new proprietors ex
peet to make several changes in the paper
and give the people a llrst-lass weekly.
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GA1KTY CO.MIUNY AT DAVIS'.
Thcv Gavo i:n'crtalnlng Performances
Yesterday Afternoon and livening.
Pretty girls who nan sing and dance
and clever acrobats nnd comedlana
amused nnd entertained two large4 au
diences at D.ivls' theater yesterday. It
was the first appearance of the the
Gaiety Theater Rurl-euue company In
this city, and St made a very favorable
Impression. Among Its members Is
James Kelly, of Providence, who. with
one of the original Farnum brothers,
tigurea on the programme as the
"Itrothers Spa Hiding" ami "Farnum
and La bell." They did some marvel
ous acrobatic work.
The performance opened with a skit
called "The New Woman's Sclul." and
closed with a farce. "The llar-m." both
of which were well dune. Tldy 81m
mmids and Mr. Wllllnms are the life
of the farce. Between the fore nnd
after parts a numb'-r of Rood special
ties are Introduced by Miss Anna Lloyd.
Williams and Beltnnt, Steward and
Hodge and others. The company can
be seen nt Davis' this and tomorrow
afternoons and evenings.
.Ml NOOK A.
Manager G. T. Davis, of the South Side
store. Is In New York on a business trip.
Mrs. Robert Muckluw, of Greenwood, Is
111.
The Rushers Foot Bull club of Mlnooka
for a game on Sunil.iy on Mim.ox
grounds. Answer In Tribune. P. J. Lowry,
nisnaifer.
James Jeffers Is slightly Indisposed,
Con Fallon challenges Thomas Murray
or Michael Powell for n shouting match
any time for any amount of money..
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ADrf WIIK-Ri: THEY WILL
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The I'opular Line to the Atlanta
Kxrosition.
Trains leave lluffalo 6 W . m. dally for
Columbus, Springfield. 1 'nylon . and Cin
cinnati; a. rn. or Indianapolis, Peoria
anl St. Louis.
Southwestern Limited finest train in
America leives Buffalo at 11. bi p. m. dully
with combination cufe and library car,
eleitant Wagner sleeping esrs nnd day
conc hes on all trains, which make clone
connection In I'nion depots at Cincinnati
and St. Iul. fur all points west, south
a ml southwest. For further Information
call on local agents or address C. H. Illack
man, general cistern ngent, No. 40 Ex
change St., Buffalo. N. Y.
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And the most distressing forms of Itchlnjr,
burning, bleeding, and irjly skin, scalp, and
blood humours, mid points to a tpeetlvcure
when all other reuiediea and (be beat iiiivai
cians fad.
hi-kkimt Crne TngTrvr. - Warm bathi,
with I'TKTR SoaI', gentle applications of
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famous, and JBW, NOVEL and l'HUFC im
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the Criterion of Hammond Popularity." Ham
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NO, 2,
Nausea, '
ft Sea-Sickness.
' "Both cjue to an unnatifral con.
ditioni of the vital organs, caused
by unwonted surroundings or
excesses, either ah unnecessary
generation of the gastric juices
or a partial suspension of the
natural functions of the life
generating parts, in other Words
a state of nial-nutrition with its
ever, accompanying unpleasant
sensations. For such a sickness
get nourishment, take -
Bovinine
the weakest stomach retains it.
It's a concentration into the least
possible bulk of the vital elements
of lean beef, it nourishes and
starts every organ of the body
on its normal duty with no
apparent effort; this done, bad
feelings vanish. Mr. J. A. Black
man, 123 E. 88th St., N. Y.,
writes : " Sailing from here last
Augustt for Kurope, tried every
antidote for sea sickness, and I
found yours the only successful
one. On my return also used it
when I suffered no ill effects
at all"
AMUSEMENTS..
MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 28
loin nil with i
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE AT Y. M. C. A. HALL,
Br Mrs. Emma Shaw Coij i.eiuii. of Trorl.
dene?, K. L
A CADKMY OK MUSIC,
One Night. Monday, Oct 28.
THE WOULD-FAMED
BROS. BYRNE
In 'i heir huccessf id spectacular
1'rmluction i f the
NEW8BELLS
A Number ot Startling Noxl'lci. The
Acrobatic Ousjrllle.
CrC THE W NDf RFUl REVOLVING SNIP.
OLu THE AMUSING ClRNIACE RIDE.
Reen'ar prlcte Sale uf teats opons Friday
rn rnt'itf.
THE PROTfllNGHAM,
tVogncr A Kcls, l easees and Managers.
FRIDAY. OCT. 25.
ROLAND REED
AND H1H COMPANY. IN THE
UKEAT bt'CCKSB,
The Politician
Th Twentieth Century Olrl. The Reallstle
Co jvontloii Srene. hale of seats uiwns'lDta
dil . dec. ittt.il.
COMING!
Thl Lalett Nte York Lluehisa Suceoil,
10 Mch'iil Ho,t'i Thisttr,
THE FOUNDLING
With the tlreat ami only
CI5SY CISSY lU.
fitzgerald;
In Ilsr Inlmlttils Dciie. Ths Fssblona
bl Hre in New York Last Meaaua.
Management of Charles Frobman.
DAVIS' THEATRE
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Oct 24, 23 and 26.
THE GiltTY THEsTRI
Mm wiii
PEOPLE-40.
Olrtrt from the "HOME OF BURLESQUE,"
BreiSM) ana Taenti-Nlntk SI., N. V.
Music,
Coatumes,
Scenery,
Features.
lission, 10, 20 or 30 Cents.
Br We Do Sot Advertise In the
Elmlra Telegram.
WHY SUFFER
When yoa ean hare roar' ayes anteatlfloajly
Tested Free by the new method.
(VThere .re hondreds of people if taay
new thla, would go nllsa to hiye Unit
EYES
axamlned. DONT WAIT.
tsVWhen yon get lent, or (laaaea, d
many people call theaa, Get the Beat, aa they
won't' eoat you any more than poorer oaee.
Do not truat your valuable tight to pad
dlers. ThaACRO-CRYSTAL LENSES
will corraot the vlelen and atop ell
pain in the head.
rliccd Id the Flout Solid Cold Fnms for 9
. Th ae Leuee are aold only by .
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EYE SPECIALIST AND JEWELER
Opposite Bcrantoa Boom,
SOS Laokawanna Are., . SCR ANTON, PA,
!.v u Borjaa DAHjT:
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Specltllj Adapted .or Beading ud Sewiog.
I
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id ten
Coniumei three (8) feet of gas pet
hour and givea an efficiency uf sixty
(60) candles.
Havintf at least S3) per cent orer the
ordinary Tip Burners.
Call and See It.
T 5 CONNELl CO.,
434 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
rUnufacturer' Agents.
DUPONT'S
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POWDER
Maoafttared at the Wapwallopm Mllla, L
aerne county. Pa., and at Wil
mlnirtoii. Uolavare,
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General Afent for the Wyomini Diatriet,
118 WYOMING AVE Scrarrton, Pa,
Third Nationil Bank Building.
Aoasnaai
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JOHN B. HUITH KOS. Plymouth. Pa
R. W. MDI.1.IMAN. Wilkea ttarro. Pa.
Afenta Tor tne itrpaono coemlciU
a uasa aaiuiauvea.
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BBirr t.ao trim in the woiu.0
"A deUmr eaMii it a driitr Mnwd." .
TMetatellM' MM Preneh Doeola Kid Bat-
I oauferaa in anywrnm ib ut u.s..oi
raeai pi 01 uasa, aoaae uaoar,
or I'uatal Nate ter aiJO.
tqnala mrf war the boota
aold la all ratall ateraa la
$i.60. M aiato UU baa
ouraartea, Ibemtore we yaae
anu ua ju, mu mma aar.
and If any one (a aot anar1a
we win raiana law iinty
'aanaanoiiMrpair. pata
;u or L'oaitaoa tteaaa,
wMcha C, f, K, Ka
kaliaa 1 to k aad baM
Snii umt Mmf
till JU Mm.
llluairatad
Oata.
inirae
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CALL UP 3682.
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AND
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Ml TO IS I MERIDIAN STREET
M. w. c old N3. ryrgv.
Stocks, Bonds
and Grain
l!uni;lit ami sold on New York
Excli.iniic aud Chicago Hoard
of Trade, either for cash or on
margin.
WM. LINN ALLEN & CO.,
412 Spruce Street
ICC. STOCKS I SPECULTr.
Telephone 5002.
AYLESWORTH'S I
MEAT MARKET
The Finest in the Cltj.
The latent Improved furnish
ing and apparatus for keeping
meat, butter and eggs.
223 Wyoming Ava.
HOTEL VENDOME,
BROADWAY and fORTY-FIRST
ST.. NEW YORK CITY.
A Modern Fireproof Hotel containing 300
rooms, 200 with bath and toilet
attached.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Good Rooms, f I fit.': l.nrifn Ho ims, J. and
with private bath ll&Uand upward p,-r dsy.
RESTAURANT. CUISINE ANO
SERVICE UNEXCELLED,
la oloe. proximity to the principal tha.Urea
and iheaboppinr district.
Fire minnt from Ursud Ceutral and
't shore Ui'pots
LOUIS l TODD. J. H. FIFF
Uwuer.
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both of tuuiibT aVnrl mklrtr.
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Bakanllfl Af tNWtmamaft. V H HOTt.1. tirmlilnii araaakr.
rnt, NRirout Dibillty, Klfhlly Eniiavnoi.t, Cuomimption,
niMiiltj, KxbtuirtJQS dr&lBiandloMof power of Ut Oeii-
raUTvOryaiituoflitlnr onsforttudy, bulnaiand tnar
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l.ftlt par boa or for with writ
rur or rrhmd the . atnok
For ral by JOHN H. PHELPS, Druf
fflit. Wyoming ave. and fipniea ntrott
French Injection Compound
Cwraa poaltlTrir, qnlrklf. (not marelf ehackt.)
tinanntoed or oiooct rafundxJ. Af old daiiaarou.
ranadia. PricaattetapwlHiUI. aia Mvillaa
(will cura aavemt caw) wut pranaM, awure Iroia
abaarratloo. with only aclaatlllcauf auda arrtaia,
toaujaddraaalorfl.ifo.
DR. LOBB'5 BOOK FREE
To all .nlforar. of ERRORS
l .nlforar. of FURORS OF YOU1H,
VIQQK aai DISEASES Of MEM AND
EN. M pana; cloth bwMi aeaiiralT
aad jai M Iraa. Traatfaaat by awil
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MILLINERY. MILLINERY.
FIXE MILLINERY is what you want if you wish the best in
quality at lowest possible prices, with the additional adranlago of
having the largest line in the city to select from, you will not be dis
appointed by calling at THE FASHION.
Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton, Pa.
V '
THIS IS THE HOUSE
And 40-foot lot on Race street, near the Driving Park,
eee FOR $900.00.
Walks are now laid, water in, sewer connected, electric
lights, grates, furnaces, and only a few lots left unsold on
this street. House will be open for inspection Monday and
Tuesday afternoons, Oct. 2S and 29. This will be the last
time you will have au opportunity to make the best trade of
your life.
E ID SEE II. COSTS YOU
Any inquiries previous to
answered by H. B. Reynolds,
KrT
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LB WHITE
For Heavy Structural Work.
ANY SIZE, AND OP TO FORTY FEET LONG
RICHARDS LUMBER GO
22 Commonwealth Bldg,, Scranton, Pa. Telephoni 422.
IRON AND STEEL
Bolts, Nuts, Boft Ends, Turnbuckles, Washers. Ri
ets, Horse Nails, Files, Taps, Dies, Tools and Sup
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, Bows, etc,
TTEIBEIIE
SCRANTON. PA.
Guns and
Ammunition
Foot Bill Goods,
Sportsflion't Sullies,
Hand-Leaded S!t!s a Spsclattf
Gun 8r.d Locksslif ' . ;
. Typexriters Repital
a. 17. jUr ISC ii.
Fashion
BIG VALUES IN
Jackets, Capes and Fur
Garments. They're tits
, Magnet. We sell gotd
Cio iks.tbe best that expert
skill can make or money
can bny.
ASK TO SEE OUR
lioucle Jacket, nicely made,
the latest style, worth f 10.00.
$7.98 Special $7.9S
Our Wool Beaver Cape,
80-in. long, trimmed with
braid and fur, worth 7.00.
$,J8 Special $4.98
A 30-in. French Coney Cape,
bair up, full sweep.extra heavy
satin lining, cheap for JH.0O.
$9.99 Special $9.99
ONLY $200.00 10 SECURE II.
the above dates cheerfully
or Green Ridge Lumber Co.
T
THE GREAT
LADY DOCTOR
Now In Charge of the Chicago Madi
eal and Surgical Inalllutt, No. 412
Sprue Street, Scranton, Pa.
Comal highlr ra-onirnanded by all the laad
ing uootora ol tba world, aad malm a avaia
y of and will treat oolv woman aod ofaildraa
and all anta and ehroilo diaaaai pocollar to
tha famala aaz. Her apacuiltlaa la which ah
baa arhlrTfd so too. h .raat anectaa and honor
ara Parnate Complalnta. Blond Polaoa. Khoa.
nuttUtn, Chronic Narooa Diaaaaaa. Tnmora,
Canoara, Ooltrea. Crlpplea, Daformltiaa, Bt.
Vltna Dhnee and talleatle Flta All who eal
within twenty day will raeaifw advtoa aai
aarrloa free, includlnc medicine for three
raeotha. for tlu EtaalnaUoa and ad rise
free. Thla taMtttoa haa no e etteetkM with
Dr. Reeve. Tab elerator la a tore below, tit
Bpre.ee .treat. Offlee hoar free a. aa. bmH
t v. avt Saadar iron 8 to le'eloak a. aa.
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