THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 20, '1883.
NeWs
Luce
Best Flour, per barrel $3.95
Feed, Meal and Corn, per 100 .90
30-lb. Pail Jelly 75
Choice Hams, per lb 09U
Choice Light Bacon, per lb QV
Pure Maple Syrup, per gal 80
Luce
NEW STORE.
WEST SIDE EVENTS.
Political FiRht of Next Spring I, Already
Receiving Much Attention in
the Fourth Ward.
The Fourth ward is already agitated
with a political fight for school con
troller of the ward. Tht present In
cunibent. James Kvans, Is belnfr hard
pressed for Te-nominatlon on the Re
publican r!de by Klrh.trd Nichols. Mr.
JfuVhols Is In the tls'.it to stay, It Is
claimed, ell statements to the contrary
notwithytandlnsr. It was noised about
that he would withdraw before elec
tion 2.iy. thus making Mr. Evans' vic
tory almost a certainty, but this report
Mr. Nlnholi rays is untrue.
The Pem-xraiis are also active, and
Attorney C. II. Pitcher and Thomas
Carey a;re mentioned for t'he olllce.
John Fern will oppose Simon Thomas
ftor the counoilmanlc seat. Benson
Davis, late candidate for the legisla
ture. Is the Democratic candidate for
council.
Injured in an Accident.
Mr. and iMrs. C. A. Purr, of South
Main avenue, visited Mrs. Frances
Hjtckley, founder of the John Raymond
Insfltute. at her Jiomo In Peeksklll.
New York otatej this momth. L-ast
week, while enjoylna; a drlvev through
John Rockafeller'8 park, the team be
came frightened and ran away. Sev
eral of the party were Injured. Mr.
Burr was the mo?t seriously hurt of
the party. He sustained a fractured
collar bone, and was unconscious for
several hours. . Mrs. Burr was also
slightly Injured. iMr. and Mrs. Burr
have returned home.
Miss Harris Entertains.
Ida Harris, of Arohbald street,
entertained a few of ier friends
Thursday evening at a social gathering
at her home, A pleasant time was
enjoyed. Those present weret The
Misses Fannie MeLane, Hattle Evans,
Bessie Jones, Agnes NValls, Sarah
Davis, May Jones, Kate Lark in, Josle
Richards, MolFIa Butler, Oertrude Al
pinaJph and Albert Davie, Will
Mwrrey, Will Evans, David Jones, Ous
Brown, David Evans, Reed Sively,
Harry Sively.
Dance In Honor of Mr. and Mrs. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Walker, ex., of
South (Hyde 'Park avenue, gave a dance
last evening In honor of .M.r. and Mrs.
R. W. Walker, Jr., and Mr. and Mr.
John Walker, who -were recently
wtedded. About seventy couples were In
attendance amd the event was one of the
most brilliant ever conducted on the
Wet Side.
Now Nuggets and Pcrsonslw.
Jessie Jones, of this elde, who droppc!
insensible Thursday while at work in
the tin shpo of the Dela-ware, Lacka
waima and Western company, is now alt
the .Moses Taylor hospital. He has re
covered consciousness.
Rev. iMr. Booth, who wa to have
preached In the Scranton Street Bap
tist church tomorrow, will not be pres
ent, owing to Illness.
The funeral of Michael Gaughan,
Trtio died suddenly at his home on Sev
enth street, wa held yesterday after
noon. The principal topic for tMs evening's
meeting of shfl Welsh iPhikwophloal
eoclt'ty will be a talk by Dr. Heath on
"la There a. Necessity for a ivard of
Revision in Seranton?" It will be Inter
esting. The members of Keyston lodge, Ixiyal
Krvtent of America, ore requested to
meet Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock 'm
their tooll toaittpn-d the funeral of their
Jate fellow member, Henry O. Victor.
Uenjamtn Kvaim, who was Injured
Saturday in the Oxford mine, Is improv
ing. The funeral of Henry i. Victor will
occur 8unday front the family residence
on Kverett avenue.
Mls Anna McFadden, of Chestnut
Btreet, Is visiting In New York olty.
Kotella. the 14-montJi-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Thomas, of r,V
On take Erie's shores -Th, Captain's
Wife Tells Iho Story-It M ill
Interest Many People
From the Buffalo Evening News.
If you were to call at 27 Front avenue,
you would find a pleasant elderly lady,
Mrs. Captain Henesy by name. Her kind
ly smile and Joyous manner are to no
mall extent due to the escape she has
had. Her own words can better describe
her rescue and one can easily understand
her present happy condition whPti they
. realise what she has gone through. Sho
says: "About Ave months ago I had un
attack of sickness which lasted for a week
and since that time I have been subject
at Intervals to similar attacks, some of
which were longer in duration. It Is hard
for me to describe how I suffered. The
pain would commence In my head, after
which It would seem to past down my
body and settle In my back, my sides
ached, my back ached, and I had a feeling
of great distress In the bowels. The In
creased pain which seemed to come from
lying down, would be almost unbearable,
my face and stomach would bloat up and I
could hardly stand on my feet, dlxxiness
made It almost Impossible; this feeling
was always with me even after the vio
lence of the attack passed over. The last
attack I had was the worst, and was so
bad I would not have been able to tell this
story but for Doan's Kidney Pills. As
soon as I commenced their use I found im
mediate relief. The pain In my back and
Ides left me and the dlsxlness went with
it; the bloating In my face and body disap
peared and all distress In my bowels was
gone. I hare great faith In Doan's Kid
ney Pills; In a short time they did a great
deal more for me than all the plasters and
medicine which I had resorted to In seek
ing relief and cure. I hope always to be
able) to procure them."
For sale by al dealersprice 60 cents.
Mailed by Foster-MUburn Co., Buffalo, N.
Y, aela agents for the U, I.
Bros.
Bros
of tb? Sdbbrbs.
North Hyde !Park avenue, died yester
day. Mrs. Smfth, an ogeJ resident, of
Brown's court, died jtestwiay. The
funeral notice will be given later.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Bridget
drey was held yesterday afternoon
from her 'late resktence on Lafayette
street. Services were 'held at St. Pat
rick's church end Rev. F. P. MoNally
preached the sermon. The flowers sur
rounding the casket were very beauti
ful. The pallJboarers were: Captam,
Molr. Thomas Iveonard, Arthur Kelley,
Hairy Canavan, John iDougherty and
John Oaipsldy. Interment was made in
Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
Tomorrow will be 'Home Gathering
Sunday tut the Warhburn Street Pres
byterian. Bible school. All who In the
past have attendi'-l the school are ex
pected to be present.
P. J. MoCann and daughter, Mar
garet, are In New York city. .
K. 'M. Clark-? Is In New York city.
Dr. H. C. Fisher went to New. York
yesterday morning.
West Sido noisiness Directory.
TAILOR Suits mnrte to order. $18.60 and
up: overcoats, $16 and up. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Repair work a specialty.
Frank Ollbertl, 10.18 W. Lackawanna
avenue, neur Main avenue.
CJI0T THR MAJESTIC OIL STOVG.
iTriind Parlor, Mystic, Kauter and Hock
ash Ranges. 20 per cent, saved. R. J.
Hughes, ugent,12l South Alain avenue.
BICYCLES repaired, scissors ground,
tools sharpened, saws tiled, keys fitted,
machines repaired by W. L. Steenbaek.
denier In Onus. Fishing Tackle, under
West Side Bank.
PHOTnortArnEfl-Cabtnet Photos, 11.40
per dozen. They are Jim lovely. Con
vince voiirfelf by calllnn at Starnnr's
Photo Pariors, 101 and 103. South Mala
avonue.
BARBER. Hair cutting and shaving done
In a first-class manner at John H. Rey
nold's Barber Shop, at Fairchild s Hotel.
GKOCERiES Rovere Standard Java
Coffee Is unexcelled. The lead'ng cnnVe
of the day. For sale only at F. W. Ma
son Co. Fine Groceries, 113 South
Main avenue.
SECOND HAND Fl'RNITURE-CASH
for anything you have to sell. Furni
ture. Stoves. Tools, etc. Call and ree
the stook of J. C. King. 102t and 10M
Jackson street.
PLL'MUINO William D. Griffiths. 113
North Main avenue, doe Urst-ola.
Plumbing. Steam Heat and Gas Fitting.
Satisfaction Is strictly guaranteed.
Have your watch repaired by Turnquest
Satisfaction guaranteed. 203 Wash avc.
SOl'Tll SIDE.
Rev. William A. Nordt. the nfw pas
tor ct the -Hickory Street C.erman
Presryterlan church, will nfTlcla.te nt
the services (tomorrow. He will an
nounce to the congregation what time
It will be poFSlbl-e for him to terminate
his relations wlflh the Newark church,
of which he has been pMr for several
years. Rev. Mr. Uloonifelilt. who con
duced services last Sunday, having
been sent on by Mr. NVrdt. stated it
would not be possible for the latter to
assume charge of the Hickory street
church for about four weeks.
Mrs. Rachel Brown, of South Washing-ton
veniie, who was seriously
burned Thursday afternoon, is not so
bad as that iher life U In danger. She
will l-e around in a fow days.
Forty .Hours Devotion will begin at
St. Joseph's church, iMInooka, tomor
row, after the 10 o'clock mass.
A mock trial will be eonduoted next
Thurtxl-iy evening a a meeting of the
St. Aloyylus Total Abstinence and
Benevolent society.
An ertertailr.lng soalal for members
only was htJd la.t evening nt the rooms
of the Young Women's Christian aeso
c!aithn. Musical and literary exer
cise formed the programme.
The Gop4 meeting at the Siuth Side
Young Women's Christian association
on Sunday. Oct. 27, will e led by Miss
Mllnnie Munson. at 3.45 p. m. Her sub
ject will be "Rahab." All friends of the
association ore most cordially Invited
to be presen t.
Profeswr C. B. Derman will conduct
a class In elnging at the South Side
Young Women's Christian association
during the coming months, beginning
on Monday evening. Oct. 28, at 7.30.
The fact thai -this class will be under
the direction of Professor Derman os-
surrs -its success and popularity. It
Is hoped that many will relsiter for
tihe work, and so receive the benefit of
his Instruction.
NO K i ll KM).
Rev. W. O. Watklnn last Sunday
evening commenced a very Interesting
serKs) of eermonaon the book of Ruth.
The (trim will comprise four discourses
to be delivered on Sunday etvnnig.
The sut)Jeot for tomorrow evening will
be "Naomi." The ordinance of bap
ttrm will lie administered at T.30 p. m.
tomorrow.
Rr-v. George E. Guild will preach In
the Providence Prealiyterlan rhurrh to
morrow morning on "The Day of the
Lord," and In ithe evening- on the "Bi
ography of Solomon."
In the North Malny Avenue Christian
church tomorrow the pastor, Rev. M. H.
Kuntener, will preach on "Christ's Be
trayal," and In the evening on "God'e
Word Compared to the Snow."
Tho Christian 1'TjJieavor society of
the ChrlFtt.im churoh held their month
ly meeting last-ev(nilng.
A largv crowd enjoyed the lecture of
M,r. SclFon In the North Main Avenue
Binii'wt church.
The T.nd:-s' Aid society of ilhe Provi
dence PrcelbytfrCan churoh served an
oytr supper laft evening In the par
lyovs of Mm church to an extraordinary
iarge crowd, Who seemingly enjoyed the
supper very much.
DUNMORE
The house of Mrs. Van IBusklrk. at
Ney Aug, was destroyed by fire about
11 o'clock Wednesday night. The fire
spread so rapidly that they were un
able '.o save any of the contents. The
houfe and furniture were partly In
sured. Services In -the Pre4yter!an church
tomorrow at the usual hour. Prechlng
at 10.30 and 7.30; Sunday school, at
12: Jumior Rndeavor, at i; Sontor so
cety, ait 6.30.
Mrs. Reuben Jones, of Nay Aug, was
the guest of IMr. and (Mrs. Jones, of
Brook street, yesterday.
Prearthing at 10.30 and 7.30 In the
iM'Ji.hodlst church .tomorrow; Sunday
school, eit 12; Junior Epworth league,
at 6.30.
The school children Will have a vaca
tion next week, while, ithe teachers are
attending county Institute. -
THE FINAL GAME.
annlngs and McOraw Will Play with
Monsls Against the Y. M. C. A. -
This afternoon at 1 o'clock at the
Scraniton Base Ball park Hugh Jen
nings, the famous vhortatop, and Third
Baseman John MoOraw, of the Balti
more champions, will play -with -the
Moos4o Populars agattwrt , the Young
Men's Christian aesoolattion, the cham
pion amaiteurs of Lackawanna county.
Dean, who tiaa -won 'the proud dlsMno
tkwi of -betn the best amateur twirler
in either county, will pitch for the
Boranton club, while Howard Luckey,
Who has signed a Wilken-Barre con
tract for fitsfc yean ' wrH pitch for
Moosie.
The posOMona are aa follows:
Seranton.. Positions. , . Mooilc.
VS. Rogers. . ........ catuher. .. ; O'Nel)
Dean pitcher .Luckey
Hoffner.........flrst base..T. Dougherty
White second base.. J, Dougherty
Coughlln third base...,. ...McOraw
J. Brooks.. .t shortstop Jennings
Mallott left field. Burns
Reese , . . .center- Held, . . . , .McDonald
T, Brooks ...right Held. ...... .Campbell
MISS DICKINSON'S POEM.
Road at Banquet of the tnlon Ex Prison
crs of the War,
The following poem, written by Miss
Susan K. Dickinson, was read at the
banquet of the Union Ex-Prisoners of
the War association:
Thanks! O brothers, ye who battled
through the great war's stress and
strife;
Comrades of so many a soldier who laid
down a noblo life
Bravely on the nation's altar, counting
naught too great a price
To be puld for Right and Justice, on the
mount of sacriiice.
Yours were lives as freely offered, In the
camp, the trench, the Held,
Your's the cry: "We turn back homeward
only with or on the shield."
Yours the battle sears; the anguish of
starvation's awful pain
In the priaon-pens where thousands died;
yet, died not there In vulnl
For their blood cried to Heaven, as did
Abel's long ago;
And Heaven answered It with Freedom
for the unbroken land we know.
Never more shull Slavery threaten, or In
fsutrk'lilul strife.
Lift lu Cain-like hand of murder to de
stroy the nation's life.
Could the women of your country, thoue
whune love was on it poured,
When the time came for their brothers
teuUfUHtly to Krnsp the sword.
Sit at home in hopeless weeping, or lift
folded hands ill pruyer,
While they wrought not what the Master
plainly marked us women's share?
Wherefore thelr's the gifts of mercy
sympathy clear-eyed and strong,
Brains to plan nnd hands to succor,
hearts through grkf aud love mude
strong?
Surely theirs to dedicate them to tho ser-
vlee of the bruve
They had bussed und sped in parting,
marching forth thi-lr land to suv.
How they welcomed flod's revealing, In
their souls writ larite und clear,
Where heart and hand llnd work to do,
that work Im woman's spheral
'Twns her's to orgu'nise relief such as
earth never yet
Had dreamed of when In dark array Its
warring ho.-tts hud met
'Twas her's at home to fcather up the
treasures of tho land
And use them for Irs loyul sons with wife
and generous hand;
And even toplnutirh. and sow the seed, un
reap the harvest's yield.
That those she loved should bear the
flag across the battlefield.
'Twas her's to mnko her way where'er
the cannon's sound was heard;
'Twas hers to walk In hospital, with lov
ing glance nnd word:
'Twas her's to bind the bleeding wound,
to carry food und cheers.
To leave no task of love undone, no hard
est work to fea-V.
O, blessing came to her through all, so
many s life she saved:
So many a dying soldier's heart she bore
the boon it craved;
So many a dying liutdiir's faith she lifted
up on liK'h.
And soothed bo m-nny a dying pang with
tenderet ministry.
O, brothers marked by battle sears and
worn from priaon-pens,
When ye came back from Southern Holds,
o'er all the land nu;iln
The Nation's tlag triumphantly w -.waving
In the light.
The tlag of I'nlon and of Peace, of Frje
dom and of Right.
And woman who had' ministered while all
her heart-Htrlng bled.
And stayed not work for living onea,
even while she mourned her dead;
'Twas her's to welcome home again the
heroes of the war
To whom the Lord of life had said, 'Not
yet la service o'er.
Never, we know. In life, or death, the
soldier can forget;
And, answering to his loyal words, each
woman's eyes are wet
With tears of proud rejoicing from lifted
hearts that rise
To thnnk the Lord for all the fruits of
war's grim ehc-iUIco.
A world looked on, amazed to see the
great Republic stand
Upheld by sons and daughters, one loyal,
faithful band:
And. side by side, to scale the heights th-ii
Ood has set before,
Together they will keep the step till Time
shall be no more.
Susan G. Dickinson.
October 21, ISO.'.
Itoods' Answer to Thorpe's Challenge.
I, Thomas Dodds, of I'rlcoburg, will sc.
cept the challenge of William Thorpe, but
will not play at any unlicensed hotel. !(
Thorpe means business, let him select a
place at a licensed hotel, and 1 will select
another and toe him up where to play,
and If he wins tho toss I will play at his
grounds. About three -months ai;o he
challenged, through the Press, to connede
me flvo points start, and now wants to
play even, but I will play him for nry
stake from 1100 upwards. I will nie-t
him at the house of William Krhe to
make the match at any time he ninnes th'j
date and time, Thomas Dud-.l.
Second Organ Itccitnl.
On Thursday evening next at o'clock
occurs the fecond organ recital In the
series of recitals to be given on the grand
organ in the Elm Park church by the
organlat, J. Alfred Pennington. In this
second concert he will b assisted by Miss
Winifred Sullivan, soprano, und Miss
Julia Clapp Allen, violinist. A novelty In
the form of a new organ sonatn by the
great French organist, (lullmant, will be
presented. No admission fee is charged;
there will, however, be a silver ottering ut
!h- rtoor.
FOR
LIVING IM BAKNS.
It solid comfort, compared to our
houses before tho furnace firs Is
lighted.
The discomfort of sitting in an un
healed room Is bad enough, but the
cold that Is sure to follow is ten times
worse. To sit sewing all day with the
leet cold to sit shivering in an office
or In a draughty lecture or amuse
ment hall, Is often equivalent to a
winter's sickness. '
In the midst of thesa dingers, if you
have in your pocket a bottle of "77,"
an occasional dose will prevent your
taking cold.
"77" cures Colds, Grippe, Influen
ts, Catarrh, Pains and Soreness in
Head and Chest, Cough, Sors Throat,
General Prostration and Favsr.
"77" will "break up" a stubborn
cold that threatens to "hang on" all
winter.' Be sure to gat
H-U-M-P-H-R-E-Y-S-'-.
Dr. Humphrey puts up a Hpeoiflo for every
disease. They are described In his Usnnal,
which Is sent free.
Hmall bottles of pleasant pellets-flti your
vest packet; sold by druggists or sent on re
celpt of prloe, Hq.s or fl lor tl. Humphreys'
Medicine do, Ul snd 113 William street, Mew
York.
A permanent relief to 1obs
suffering women; speciflo for all
female., weaknesses; one of na
ture's own remedies; Is not In
jurious to the most delicate con
stitution. Why sufferf Prloe, f 1
per bottle. er Isle ky JOHN N
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fiestorla
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The' Popular l.ino to the Atlanta
Exposition.
Trains leave Buffalo 8.W a. m, dally for
Columbus, Springfield,' Dayton and Cin
cinnati; (.45 a, m. or Indianapolis, Peoria
and St. Louis.
Southwestern Limited finest train in
America leaves Buffalo at 11.(0 p. m. dally
with combination cafe and library car,
elegant Wagner sleeping cars and day
coaches on all trains, which make close
connection In Union depots at Cincinnati
and St. Louis, -for all points west, south
and southwest. For further Information
cull on local agents or address C. 8. Muck
man, general eastern agent, No. 40 Ex
change St., Buffalo, N. Y.
Family wines that rival the world In
excellence are from Speer's Pussalc, N. J.,
Vineyards. The Claret, vintage 1M1, the
Burgundy and Port uro very old superior
wines. Tho Port Is especially for Invalids.
The Clinmx Brandy Is very superior.
(Always FIRST
a ctnizT w
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! Eagle Brand I
S CONDENSED J1ILK 2
2 For H years the leidinjt fcranj. It U ths
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2 A PERFECT FOOD FOR INFANTS
AMUSEMENTS.
fflONOAY EVENING, OCT. 28.
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE AT Y. II. C. A. HALL,
By Mns. Emma Hiiaw C'oi clkluii, of Trovi
duiiu?, It. L
ACADEMY OP MUSIC,
One Night, Monday, Oct. 28.
THE WOKl.D-IAMI-.n
BROS. BYRNE
lu 'i heir hneivs'f ul Spectacular
t'roducilon i f the
NEW 8 BELLS
A Number ol Slarlllng NovO'lts. The
Acrobailc Ouaurilte.
THE W NOFRFUL REVOLVING SHIP.
OUU Ins AMUMNU C'HKIACE KIOE. !
neen'a- prices Siluuf seats opjiw FrUny i
ni ininir. :
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 30.
THE SW1.F.T MNGKK,
CIIAUSCKY OLCOTT,
Under tho Mai a:'rr,ent of Anirnotus Pitou.
In ilie Sue "rHf ul ( ou'd I) Hi hh'h,
THE IRISH ARTIST
By Aujtiituj Pltou and Gcorg- H. Jeltop.
HEAR O1C0TT flK0My !-i.t r'"l Irish
5Imui," "K ty Viihone," " Icoit'n Irish oi't-uiid.-."
"I.ik ' in Mr Hi art." uud 1 oin llo . o
iKUntiful lyre. U.livi- Jle if All Thus Ku
dtf.rii g Youuif CUiirtai."
Hi en.iitr i rices. Kul j of ie:.ts oponsMon
day. tct.
THE FROTHINGBflM,
V.'asnci 4 Rcle, l.csseos and .Moniii;crs.
WEDjSMY7WT03ER3J,
C'hitle Fniliinau Presents
tho N;w Comedy,
The Foundling
With tin Urrat Slid Only
CISSY
FITZGERALD.sEE cissy Wm
tu II. r Inimitable Dance,
Pr.isKnted hern liy tho orlilnnl rnt, ai scon
300 nli.-ht.nt iloyi'e'l heater. New York.
Mcifuhr prices. 6alo uf scats now op n.
TWO NIGHTS, KOM IHO 2
America's Oreuti'it Trncdim,
james O'NEILL
JIui sienor.t of Wm. F. Connor, In tke
'J o Production, ol the hon-on,
FRIDAY I SATURDAY M
VlKCilMUSlMoiitcCristo
Twj 8umptnonn Kcnic Productions.
bK.'iial Cent
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t D u. iu.
DAVIS' THEATER
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Oct 23, 23 and 30.
Tl e Iiram.itic Si d ena if the Yrnr.
A MONEY ORDER
BY SEYMOUR S. T.BBALS.
JULE NVALTERS
"Demosthenes Plato Potts."
All Scenery Used I-i tVrihd liy the C
Admission, 10, 20 or 30 Cents.
5"Ve Do Not Advertise In the
Klmlra Tclfgram.
WHY SUFFER
When ron onn hare yonr rye. rlentlfloally
Tested free by the now method. . .
tisl'here nre hundreds of people If they
knew this, would go miles to lure tu.lr
exsmlned. DOVT WAIT.
ITfWhen yon get lenses, or g'asses, ss
many peopl. call them, Oct the nest, as they
won't aost yon any moro tBan poorer onea
Do not trust yourvaluablo tight to pad
dlere. Tho ACRO-CRYSTAL LENSES
will oorreot the vlalon and atop all
pain in the head.
Placed In tbs Fiossi Solid Gold Fit m4 for 9
Thise Leases are sold on'y by
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Opptalte Bcranton House,
0a Laekawanna Ave.. 8CRAHT0N, Pi.
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Call and Sue It.
HUNT I COHNELL CO.,
434 LACXAWANFia AVEMUE.
nanufdeturers' Agents.
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MAN'S riCLD TATG N01J.1AL SCHOOL.
Intel jitial and practical Ira n tf for
tcai hers. Time courses of study besides
lircparutory. 8imc!uI atlelit'on 'vrn lo
prciinralion lor collcitv. HtuuVr.tn a-1-m'ttpd
to best roil'k-cs on certificate.
Th'rty Rraduatt-s pur -u nir further stu.-Vcs
last year. Great advantages for fpecia'
studios !n art and mus e. Model school of
thrc hundred pupils. Corps of slxtopn
teaihcrs. Iloaut!ful grounds. MavnTicnt
Im l l.iiKH. rnrse grounds for athli-tif s.
Kit-valor ninl ;nfl-mnry with atti'iidant
nurse. Fine gymnasium. Everything
fnrn shed at an uverncj cot to normal
siu -Ifrts of tU3 a your. Fail term, Aug.
is. Winter term, Dec. 2. R'.u-ir.K term,
Mnrch It!. P'mlcnts crtmitted to rlme"'
any lirr.e. For catalogue, containing full
Information, applv to
S. II. ALBRO. Principal.
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We are Heaiiia.irt rs for CysU-ri and
are baudliuu tiio
'.vlehf:itoil Duck Kivcrs,
1. ynn Havens, Keyports,
Mill I'ond.s! iviso Siircws.
luiry, Kuokuways, Maurice
Kivcr Covin, Ucolcrn
hhorcH and liltu I'oin'.s;.
r-VVo tuukj a Speciiltyof dt-llvariot
blue Points on lu.lf -hull In oarr i-ri-
PIERCE'S MARKET, PENN AYE
CALL UP 5882.
till lilil
CO.
OILS.
VINEGAR
AND
CIDER.
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE.
Ml TO 151 MERIDIAN STREET
M. W. C O UullM 3. JM'e
Stocks, Bonds
and Grain
Bought antl sold on ew York
ExchnriKc and Chicago Hoard
of Trade, cither for cash or on
margin.
WM. LINN ALLEN & CI,
412 Sprueo EtraeL
LIC. iTOCXj A SPiCMLTY.
Telephone 6002.
AYLESWORTH'5
MEAT MARKET
The Finest In the City.
The latent ImproYcd furnish
lag and apparatus for keeping
meat, butter and eggs.
223 Wyoming Ave.
iwAKw inirTash airfuWitseuot
kMnse(trtaMat. XRHOKS. DroduMu rak
M NarTM. IMlUltT.HtaktlT IllukU.CniiMk.
pmmt. aihseiilaf dniassndloa at sower ef the
For sale by JOHN H. PHELPS. Drss
f let, Wyomlna ave. and Spruee street.
Jl i m in
Jjglm in
llP men
9' ttlBH.
yoiiTmriii.
The
MILLINERY. MILLINERY.
FIXE MILLINERY is what you want if you wish the best in
quality at lowest possi ble prices, with tho additional advantage of
huvin tho largest line in the city to select from, you will not be dis
appointed by calling al THE FASHION.
Lackawanna Avenue, Seranton, Pa.
' CMT'.T7'1. -.i;--w...
THIS IS THE HOUSE
III 4Moot lot on Race street, near the Driving Park,
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 an opportunity to make the best trade of
your life.
1 ED SEE II. COSTS Id
Any inquiries previous to
answered by H. B. Reynolds,
ft
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LD WHITE PINE TIBER
For Heavy Structural Work.
flHY SIZE, flHD OP TO FORTY FEET LONG
RICHARDS LUMBER CO
22 Commonwealth Bldg., Seranton, Pa. Telephone 422.
IRON AND STEEL
Bolts, Nuts, Bolt Ends, Turnbuckles, Washers, Rm
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,
TTEBE11B
SCR ANTON, PA.
Guns and
Ammunition
Foot Ball Goods,
- Sportsman's Supplies,
Hand-Leaded Shells a Specialty
Gun and Locksmith.
Typswiters RepM
A. 7.1uitlSGII,
453 f.l S7.1KJ
Fashion
BIG VALUES IN
Jackets, Capes and Tut
Garments. They're ti e
Magnet. We sell gotd
Ciouks,the best that expert
skill can make or money
.can buy.
ASK TO SEE OUR
T)n Itnln T.jtbA. mIa.Ih m.J.
iue utvesi siyic, worm viu.uu.
$7.98.
. Special $7.98
Our Wool Beaver Cape,
80-1 n. long, trimmed with
braid and fur, worth $7.00.
$4.98 Special $4.98
A 30-ln. French Coney Cape,
balr up, full sweep.extra heavy
satin lining, cheap for $14.00.
$9.99 Special-
$9eS9
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ALT W.00 10 SECURE II.
the above dates cheerfully
or Green Ridge Lumber Co.
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THE GREAT
LADY DOCTOR
Now In Charge of 1h Chicago Mo4lv
csl and Surgical Initltuto, No. 412
Sprueo Slraat, Seranton, Pa.
Comet highly rsrenmsaM bjr all ths IstxV
lug l ootars of ths world, anil tnttkss s tvl
ty pf sad wUl trsst only wosmo and eblidrsa
soA all acnta and chroiilo dlsaaass pMollar to
ths female srs. Bar specialties hi waioh aho
has achlervd so m h grsat .Bosses and hona
are Ftasala Ootaplsiata. Blood Poisoa. Bhee
Butl.n. ttaroak) Ntrvooa Diassws, TvaMtsv
psnesra QnUres. (Mpples, DetomlMss, St.
Vitns' Dance and Ipilsptlo Flta All who os3
within twenty days UI feoelro ad1otaid
sm-rloa free, iaelndlav aasdiolno for threo
Booths, for tin XsaaUoaMoa aad adriee
free. This lastltatloo hot no o aaeotteo with
Dr. ResTos. Taks elevator In store below, til
Bpraoa street Ofllcs boara froaa I ss. eAt4
l. a., Maday front i eWook m
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