.THE SCItANTOX TRIBUNE---WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 1 2, 1896. v '
GARDONDALE.
(Header will please note that advertise,
menu, orders for Job work, and Items for
bublloatlon left at .the establishment of
Bhanoon A Co.. newsdealers. North Main
street, will receive prompt at lent Ion; of
Be open from I a. in. to 10 p. m.J
('BEAT CONFLAGRATION.
i
. Infraction of Property on Main Street.
Th Mreraca Have a Hard Struct!
with th Flamoa-Huiiied Stocks of
Ptirdy Son and the 'Tair."
A i reported In The Tribune of yester
day, briefly, Carbondale experienced
the greatest conflagration it has ever
had in ita liintory. The hulldiiiRH
owned by W. D. Kvana and Mm. John
Hcurry. aituated on Main Hireet. und
th-cupied by 8. A. Purely & Son, J. J.
KetKflutt. "The Fair." nr. W. A. Spen
cer and eljfht Bet-ret societies. They
xvere almply gutted by the Humes and
burned with great fierceness.
The discovery of the fire was made
about 1 o'clock by W. D. Kvana (one of
the owner) and Julius Moses, who were
returning; hom at the time. When
they noticed the signs of Are upon the
second story they gave an alarm and
Constable Neary was soon upon the
Krone. The Columbian were notified
and but a lew minutes passed before a
Kfreum of water was turned on. V. D.
Kvana ventured to enter the second
atory where they saw the Are, but he
had to retrent owing to the dense smoke
and had to be helped nut to the air. It
wn anticipated that the fire would
amount to a great deal, and It was not
reallxed that the companies would be
required until the doors and windows
were opened, when the flames flushed
through the entire building. It then
became Very evident that the firemen
had a hard struggle before them.
Another general alarm was sent out
and all the companies responded. There
were five streams playing upon the
Mr and an united effort was made to
save the Assembly halt and the Pair
building. Kilt the flames played havoc
and all the forces could not check it
for some time. By & o'clock the fire
was conquered, thanks to the inde
fatlgaMe efforts of the fire companies.
atid it was a blessing that there was no
wind, or the whole block would -have
been swept away.
It Is Impossible to place an estimation
upon the loss experienced. There is not
much of value left In the hardware
store of Ptirdy & Sons, and much of
the stock of the Fair has been damaged.
The following were the insurances,
as far as can be ascertained: I'pon
the stock of S. A. Purdy & Sons. $ti.000:
upon the stock Of "The Fair," JT.Cmhi;
W. D. Evans, on the bulldintr. jL'.r.r.o
Mr. Scurry on the building. l-'.tKK). l.r.
Hpencer had his parlors and utensils
Insured for Sl.OtiO. The secret societies
have experienced heavy losses. The
new and elaborate banner of the Inde
pendent Order of Foresters, valued at
$100, Is a total loss, and much other
valuable property: they had Insurance
of tuOO. The Heptasophs' loss Is re
ported light. The Knights of Honor
Pylhlans and the Shield of Honor held
mall Insurances upon their vuluables.
which is Insufficient to replace them,
SILAS A. BRIGGS DEAD.
II Passed Away Quietly Monday Night
at 10.35 O'clock.
After a very short Illness of two
weeks, the well-known and respected
business man, Silas A. Brigs, passed
quietly away from his earthly friends
from an attack of the grip. His very
midden death was a shock to his many
friends, as his condition was nut seri
ous at any time.
Mr. Brlggs hus resided In the city
for upwards or forty ears, una con
ducted a livery stable ut the corner
of John street and Lincoln avenue. lle
was one of the city's best citizens,
greatly beloved fur his urbunity and
his uprightness. He was W years old
and leaves a wife and one son.
The funeral will occur on Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock. The Rev. T. K
Jepson, of the Berean Baptist church,
will conduct a service at the residence
on North Main street. Interment will
be made at Clifford cemetery.
llano llall Matters.
The soliciting committee, of which
Abe Suhm Is the prime mover, have
,1een very successful. They report
that 11,100 has been subscribed us slock
towards the promotion of a baseball
association. Mr. Altken, the president
of the Transit company, has u greed to
Subscribe what is required above the
sum stated and players will now be
signed. It Is further stated that the
minority stockholders will have the
control, and they will huve the power
to appoint directors and omcers and
will have the sole control.
Mrs. fierce Dead.
The death of Mrs. Theodore Pierce,
of Belmont street, took place Monday
evening. Mrs. Pierce was a native of
Clreenlleld township and was fifty
years of age.
Deceased was a lady of quiet disposi
tion and had many friends in this city
who, with u husband and three chil
dren mourn her loss. The funeral will
be today ut one o'clock. Services will
What Shall I Do?
1 the earnest, almost agonizing cry of
weak, tired, nert ons women, and crowded,
overworked, struggling men. Slight dif
ficulties, ordinary cares, household work
or dally labor, magaify themselves Into
seemingly impassable mountains.
This la limply because the nerves are
weak, th bodily organ debilitated, and
they do not
Take
proper aoartshment. Feed th nerves,
organ and tissues on rich red blood, and
kow toon th glow ol health comes to th
pal cheeks, firmness to the unsteady
hand, and strength to the faltering limb.
Mood's
Saroaparilla
purifies, vitalutes and enriches th blood
and 1 thus th beet friend to anfortnnat
humanity. Be sure to get Hood' and
only Hood's, All druggist, fl; six for fS.
Hood's Pills KS'JiT
GREAT HIM SALE
1,500 yards of Carpets, from S to 9)
yards In each p'ece. consisting of
i the following Best Makes:
$ .85 Tapestry Carpet for
1.15 Body Busses for
1.25 Velvet Carpet for
1.15 Mcqdfe Carpet for
1.35 Aiminster Carpet for
35c
50c
65c
65c
75c
SALE TO COXTIRUE FOR SI! DM OMLT
Terms Cash Daring This Sale.
J. SCOTT INGLIS
418 Lackawanna Ava..
Typhoid Fever. .' "
Rapid Convalescence
is experienced in tljis slow and
dangerous disease, when the pa
tient's strength is properly main
tained until the crisis is passed.
Don't force the stomach and other
organs already weakened by sick
ness to wear themsclvess out in a
vain attempt to obtain nourish
ment from improper foods." Feed
the sufferer with milk and
Bovinine
that great food product. It is ab
sorbed immediately into the sys
tem with the least possible effort
on the part of the various organs.
Besides making new flesh and
blood, it strengthens all of the
vital centres, enabling them to
expel existing poisons. It is a
germicide, and antidotes the fever
microbes. In addition, its beneficial
effect on the ulcerated condition
of the bowels, so common in this
disorder, is marvellous.
be held at Greenfield Baptist church
and interment will be made at Clifford
cemetery.
Badlv Injured.
Monday afternoon David Bartiidge.
of Belmont street, was severely injured
in the Wilson Creek mine. While he
was following his occupation he unfor
tunately fell before a full load of coal
cms und It Is suld two cars passed over
his body. He has suffered the fracture
of one of his urms.had three ribs broken
and other injuries.
Truo Gratitude.
T. C. Rohliison, the lumber merchant,
of this city, has presented the Mitchell
Hose company with a check for tw.en-ty-flve
dollars as an acknowledgement
of their efficient services in saving his
property when his otllce took lire. This
Is true gratitude uml the boys are well
pleased with this voluntary recogni
tion of their services.
PERSONAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
The pumps of the flooded No. 3 shaft
got uwuy an iuuli or the water, anil bv
today it U expected that four inches wiil
be cleared, but as It was Yesterday two
feet ciKlit Inches above the rail top. It
will, it Is estimated lake until tln end
of the week, as tlm water from So. I
shaft will come Into No. 3 and tliu hinder
the work.
The Wilson Creek and I'oalltrook mines
have been placed on half-time until lur
ther orders.
The celebrated Ainpliion quartette will
appear at the .Masonic hall und a crowd
will uvhII themselves vf healing these
gifted ladles.
The friends of the poet-lawyer of Hones
dale, Homer ilreene, have been Ktatitled
by the nolidicatluii that lie will practice
In the courts of this county.
KeV. U. A. Kovea is confined to bis
home, on Hospital street.
Mrs. Alfred Hascoe gave dinner to a
number of friends yesterday In honor of
her visiting guest, Miss 1.. V. Floyu, of
Hyde Hark.
The KnlKhts of Pytlilan held a special
meeting last night to take steps anent
the recent lire.
K Ko.se, formerly In the employ of
the Iielaware und Hudson Canal com
pany as a leleKiaph operator, is visiting
old friends In the city, and he Is con
gratulated upon his success In uttulnlng
the position of a civil enxlneer.
Thomas Hcanlon was urrexled yesterday
morning In PiiKllano's saloon, near the
I'nlon depot, for discharging accldentuly
a revolver he had In his possession.
Alderman H. S. Jones was out of town
yesterday.
.Mr. und Mrs. T. (S. Smith left for Ne
wark yesterday, where they will spend
u week.
HALUSTEAD.
fleorge Ackerly visited Scranton on
Tuesday.
Miles Fisher had a finger badly
jammed while at work on his engine
.Monday evening.
John Callow Is ill.
A number of the young friends of
Miss Stella Sllker assembled at her
home on Main street Tuesday evening
in honor of her twelfth birthday. All
present report a good time.
The date set for the dedication of
the new Presbyterian church la May
7th.
The Ladles' Auxiliary of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen, will hold
a chicken pie supper in the Hullroad
Young Men's Christian Association hull
next Tuesday evening;.
tl. W. Campbell Is having a furnuce
put in his residence on Church street.
Mrs. R. N. Ives, of Kinehumton. is
visiting friends In town.
OLD FORGE.
Superintendent J. C. Taylor visited
the schools of Old Forge township this
Week.
George Wood, of West Plttston, was
the guest of his brother, John, on Sat
urday. Rev. W. CI. Prink, tinslnr nf tin Trna.
byterlan churches at Old Forge and
Duryea, organized a Christian Endeav
or society In brake's hall on Frldav
evening. Mrs. Prink was elected presi
dent; Miss Agnes McDonald, secretary;
Miss Margaret McDonald,, treasurer.
Quite a number witnessed the mar
riage of John Farra and Catherine
Campbell Saturday evening by Justice
urotineacl. After the ceremony thev
left to begin housekeeping on Carbon
nui.
Miss Lillian Race was the sruest of
Miss Hattle Drake on Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet at
the home of Mra. Frank Maustlther this
afternoon.
ARCHBALO
The Tin t rnn u r.f tlm wata ,nv,An.
will meet on Thursday evening at New-
nnmn'fl hall TtlO nmmltAn annnlnt.
ed fit the Inst mnoM n cr hna fnrmn 1 n
a plan of campaign and a large meeting
is expecieu. mr. xaccacnen, me ar
t.Mllftn well hnrep will nrnhahlv ha
present to address the meeting.
Gold Filled Watches
with Elgin movement, first class in
every respect, worth 2.r and $.10, were
yesterday sold at $5, $6 and 17 at the
great auction sale at Davidow Bros.
As the goods are unredeemed pledges
and the time limit having expired, we
are compelled to turn them Into cash,
hence the auction sale. This Is the
chance of a lifetime to buy a good
watcn at your own price.
If the Baby Is Cutting Teeth.
Mrs. Wlnslow'a Soothing SyrtiD has
been used for over Fifty Tears by Mil
lion of Mothers for their Children
while Teething, with Perfect Success.
It Soothe the Child, Softens the Gum.
Allays an ram: cures wind collo and
I the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Bold
by Druggist in every part of the world.
Be sure ana ask lor "Mr. Wlnslow'a
Soothing Syrup," and take no other
kind. Twenty-flv cent a bottle.
THE WORLD OF BUSINESS
Wall ktreel Review
New Yurk. Feb. 11 White bualnef at
the Stuck Kxvtuuig was on a smaller
scale than on yestrrday, the tendency of
prices fo- the pruiuliieiit railway lsu
was downward. The change In sentlnieul
was not entirely unexpvetc J, as sou:.' of
the plungers In the board nave D.en
rather reckless In their iurcnas. In
first disappointment encountered by the
bulls was the failure of Amerl-aa iccun
ties In London -to fespouii to the pacltlo
utterances of the queen to parliament
In the matter of the Venesuelull dtupute.
Foreign houses reversed their position and
sold, and sterling exchange developed a
little more strength. Again there was.
belling by traders who Invariably even up
their coii'racts on the eve o a noiiuay
Tlie amount of stock offering was no
l.ii Ke in the etidronate, but still It wa
aurhVlent to maka considerable lnmreflor.
on pi ices. Sugar was the most actlvo
stock and closed about 111. Manhattan
scored the widest fluctuations. Tha stock
opened sliichlly hiaher at 1J-. rose to llil1
ami llnally broke to 1:,4 on efforts to
realize. The best bid at the close was rw.
DenlulH of the recent reports about bus.
Ing the prperty to the traction peoplo had
considerable to do with the sl'lmp a', the
close. Tobacco was feverish ami ranged
between Ts and KM with the final tranaac
tion at 7'i. Leather, ureferrel. tuinne
to til and later fell to isi. Oeneral ttlcc-
trlc maile a new nign recont, seinnt; up
to within a fraction of 33 on rumors that
the company had secured important luov
contracts. The anthracite coalors -Aere
heavy throughout on the introduction In
the New Jersey legislature of an anti
trust bill which has special reference to
the new coal combination. In the after
noon trading the early selling movement
which had been checked by the rise in cer
tain specialties was resumed and nour the
idose the lowest figures of the day were
current in a number of lnaiunce. The
market left oft weak, net changes showing
losses of 4a2 per cent. :.Uuh:itTn l am
Delaware und Hudson were III the lead
tieiteral electric was the only active stock
on the list which showed a gain, and the
advance in this was only ;er cent
Furnished by WILLIAM LINN, ALLEN
cu., correspondents ror A. r. CAMr
BELL, stuck broker. 412 Spruce street.
Op'n- High- Low- Clos.
ing. est. est. ing.
Am. Cotton Co to SO
Am. Sugar Re'g C.llISi 1124
78
Ul',4
W,
60
17'
84?.
104
7'i
SM's
75
7l"4
12SU,
1&1,
W.t
S04
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49
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23Vt
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17'
51h
17?.
r.'j,
si'
Canada Southern.
5lfa
lcH
Ki
llk'.'i
til
3
"tsi
73-.
Ches. & Ohio
Chicago CSas
Chic. & N. W
Chic, It. & Q
C. C. C. & St. L
Chic. Mil. & St. P.
"'4
101
so
7.V
Chic, R. I. & Pac.
724
li2,
iii
Del. & Hud
!.. L. & W
List. & C. K
Oen. Klectrle...
Lake Shore
Louis. & Nash..
..vr,
...IV ltKPi
... 19 .
... 31
...14ti
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6'.
49
M. K. & Texas. Pr.. :w
Manhattan Kle Ill'
Mo. Pac il
Nat. Cordage 1
Nat. Lead 27'
N. J. Central lmi1
N. V. Central M
N. V., L. K. & W.... lleV,
N. V.. S. & V S'j,
N. V., S. & W., Pr.. 2!ei
34
Mi
S7j
lu4 llMV. 1044
l4 M'i
IC4
4
If
4l3
M'-j
1:1',
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2S
Nor. Pac 4
4
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40
30
I2i
lll'4
3Hj
32.
5T
7S
Pi'.a
KT,
12ii
11
54
4
Ontario & West K
Omaha 4u
Pac. .Mall ai
Phil. & Head liPn
Southern It. It Hi's
Southern It. K.. Ir.
Tenn., C r iron 33',
Texas Pacllle i
I'nlon Pacific 7l
Ufebash, 7H
Wubash. Pr 19
Western l'lou MS
W. L U",
I'. S. Leather 11
I'. 8. Leather, Pr.'.. C.V,
U. S. Rubber 27'
404
30U
12H
104
7i
"4
Iff
19
8.1'i
13
11
B7'4
i4
74
74
114
Wis
27'n
27Hi
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE PRICES.
Op'n- High- Low- Clos.
WHEAT.
May
July
OATS.
May
May
PORK.
May
July
CORN.
May
July
LARD.
May
Ing. est. eat, Ing,
5H
65l
21 'i
HI!
.10'i
31 U
C.tTi
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21 V
2I!
3I
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S.77
20-4
am
1
2IH
29
31
C.G7
5.70
r.o
0.70
10.22 10.22 10.00 10.02
Scranton Board of Trada Exchange Quo
tatlons-AII Quotations Bassd on Par
of 10(1.
Name. Bid. Asked
Dime Dep. & DIs. Bank 135
Scranton l.ace curtain Co 60
National Boring & Drilling Co. ... 80
rirsi .-National nana $53
Scranton Jar & Stopper Co
Scranton Ulass Co $5
Sprir.g P.rook Water Co 106
Rlmhurst Boulevard Co 100
Scranton Axle Works go
Traders' National Bank 11214 115
ocranton pavings name zoo
Scranton Traction '.o 15
noma 1-iaie uiass v.o n
Scranton Car Kepiacer Co ... joo
'1 rauers iaiionui ouiik 21b
Sc'anton Packing Co 96
BO.DS,
Scranton Olass Co 100
ecranion rass. nuiiwax, nrsi
mortgage due 191S no
Scranton Traction Co 95
I'eopte s Dtreei nnuws.v, nrn
mortgage due 1918 Ut
Scranton & Plttston Trao. Co 90
People a street nauway, sec
ond mortgage due 1920 110
Lacks. Valley Trac. Co., first
mortgage due 182n 90
Dickson Manufacturing Co joo
Lacks. Township School 6 102
Cltv of Scranton Street imp (iT. ... 10:
Scranton Axle Works 100
Iiorouah of Wlnton 6 100
Rush brook Coal Co 100
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New York Produce Market.
New York. Feb. 11. Flour I'nchunged.
Wheat lull, easier, with options; No. 2
red store and elevator, fine.; artoat, 81'..;
f. o. b., SlnSl'sc ; ungraded red, OTaKlc.;
No. 1 northern, i'i'.c. ; options ud valu ed
i,c. 011 foieiKn buying ami local covering,
fell '.a'aC 011 weak cables and closed
steady at 'sa'jfcc. below yesterday, with a
moderate trade; No. 2 red February, 73c;
March, 74,4c.; May. 72c; June und Jiuy,
"l'V. Corn Spots dull, closing steady ct
4a'c. lower; No. 2 at 30.c. elevator,;
37c. afloat; options dull and steady at
c. decline; February, Stl.!.'.; May, OT..O. ;
June, 3S-V.; July. 27'4c. Oats Siwt quiet,
steady; No. 2 at 3iV-: No. 2 white and No.
2 Chicago. 2tMV; No. 3 at S5',tic.i No. 3
white, 25'4c; mixed western, 2TMia2(lV ;
white do.. 2t52a-.'8c. ; white state. 20aa28c;
options dull, Irregular; February, 25,c;
May 2d'iC. Provisions Qnlet, unchanged.
Ijird Quiet, weak; western steam closed,
t.'.7o; city, &.20aD.2:; May, 85.90 nominal;
relined inactive; continent, 8.1.9:1; South
America, jH.Sc.; compound, 4!lia5c. Pork
Dull, easy; mess, 810.uOalO.85. Butter -Firm,
fair demand; stale dairy, 9al0c. ;
do. creamery, 13altiic.; western dairy, 10a
14c; do. creamery, i:ial9c; do. held, 12al7c;
do. factory, 9al2'i'.; Klxlns. 19c; Imita
tion creamery. llal.V.; rolls, 9a12e. Cheese
Fair demand: fancy firm, unchanged.
Eggs Firmer, fair demand; state . and
Pennsylvania, liU'C; southern, 14iaJ5c.;
I co house, case, 81.50a3; western frh,
ltalj'-c. ; limed. 11al2c; do. case, 2a2.50.
Huffalo Live StooW.
Buffalo, Feb. 11. Cattle Steady; good
fo choice cow-s, fat, S2.C5a3.60; bulls, ti.i.ia
3.25; veals strong; good to choice, J7.fsia
8; few extra, I2.s5n8.50: light to fair, .vl.i"a
7. Hogs Fairly active for light grades
and pigs; Yorkers, $4.55a4.$0; mediums,
84.55; heavy hogs, 84.50; pigs, 8l.uia4.iiu;
roughs, 83.75a4.10; stags, 81.50a4. Siuvp
and lambs Slow, lower for Umbs, with
heavy sheep also lower; good to prime
lambs. 84.90aG.10: good to choice, 84.50al.S5,
light to fair, S3.85a4.40; mixed sheep, good
to choice, I3.50a3.75: handy wethers. 3 ;;.a
4; heavy sheep, 83.15a3.40; .ulls anu com
mon, 2a2.25.
Toledo Grain Market.
Toledo. O., Feb. 11. Wheat Recetpfs,
7.700 bushels; shipments, 7,000 bushels;
firm; No. 2 red cash, 73',i;C.; May, 74V. i
July, 7C-c; No. 3 red cash, 71fcc. Corn
Receipts, 14,780 bushels; shipments, i:M
bushels; dull; nothing doing. Oats 1
celujls. 782 b'ushels; dull; No. 8 mlxd May,
22V.C Cloverseed Receipts, 825 bans;
shipments, 1,279 bags; firm; prime cash,
84.00; March, 84.57HC.'; October, 84.50; prime
alslke cash, 84.00; prime timothy, 1.K.
Oil Market.
Oil City, Pa., Feb. 11. Petroleum Cred.
It balances, 11.43. At the exchange the
only quotation was $1.43.
Pittsburg. Pa., Feb. 11. Oil opened at
tl.42'4; highest, 11.43; . lowest, 11.42',,.;
closed, 11.43. Credit balances, $1.43.
Philadelphia Tallow Market.
Philadelphia, Feb. .11. Tallow contin
ues dull at former rates. We quote:- City
firlme, in hogsheads, 8fc.; country, prime,
n barrels, ie.; do. dark. In barrel, I'ia
cakes, ic.; grease, Vc
PLUG-'
Goo of
ever sold
SQUEEZE AT PLYMOUTH. '
All the Collieries Adjoining No. 2 of the
Delawaro and Hudson Arc in Danger.
Another squeeze began today n the
No. 2 colliery at Plymouth. It Is lo-
cated In the Bennett vein, and from
present indications will Interfere with
the workings of the whole mine. All
the mules have been taken out and sent
to the general Btables. located on the
surface, it Is claimed that no less than
twenty-five chambers are affected by
the squeeze and u cave-In la hourly
looked for.
All the collieries adlolnlmr the No. 2.
operated by the Delaware and Hudson
Cual company, are more or less in dan
ger and work has been suspended. No
one outside of the olllcials will be al
lowed to enter the mine. The culm
bank, which Is a massive one. situated
on the surface over the workings, show
signs of sinking, and It is but a matter
of time when it will go to the bottom.
l ire at Ransom.
The general store of W. F. Handwav.
at Ransom, Pa., was destroyed by lire
yesterday morning, tiandway is also
the postmaster of the town, and a por
tion of ht3 store was devoted to the
mall service. The mall and government
supplies were destroyed. Loss on stock
and building estimated at 89.000, 011
which there was an Insurance of $8,500.
Wedding Guest Injured.
Ijtwrence Boobish, who flgured in a
auarrel at a weddimr hi Pltut.m Afnn.
day night, was cut In the throat and
fatally Injured. His physician has no
hopes of his recovery.
PREVENT
Coughs, Colds, Pneumonia.
The Favorite Cough Ore.
THE FAfllLY FRIEND
It cures where others full. It is auar-
anteed to cure all lung and throat trou
bles. No cure: no tay. Kor sine everywhere.
Ask your dealer for It. 1'iice, IV, cents.
Cured of Pains In His Lungs.
Anthony Yeugvr contractor 11 IIII1
Hireet. Wllkes-Harre, Pa., suys three bot
tles of 1)1-. Alexander s l.une lleuler. the
famous cough cure, cured lue ol' asthma
and pains In my lungs ufler pneumonia.
You cun put me down as a strong be
liever In Liung Healer. No couuh medicine
like It.
Moosic Powder Co,
Booms 1 ana z tommoieaiu. ma u
SCRANTON. PA.
MINING and BLASTING
POWDER
UADX AT KOOBIC AND RUBO
DAUB WORKS.
LaffllD ft Band Powder Co."m
Orange Gun Powder
Dectrle Batteries, Puses for erp lad
lag blasts, 8afetjr Fase ana
BepimCliniicalCo.'s HijlEiploslra
SOLD
03
arrest piece, of
tobacco
for !0 cents'
BREWERY.
MsBtifacrareri el th OatobratM
PILSENER
LAGER BEER
CAPACITY 1
100,000 Barrels per Annum
n cents for riwli paekji.
Faultless Chemical Company. Ba.tl
mors. Md.
'otJllvs. U vltu-ts
LOST MiNMOnn
DOih of Vminv atid imililln.
kftert ru?o r.cTornrrt. Thi
fl 1fllll f"Vt tnt Vnl'TOPI'f
BMI, flrvou. UcbllitT, KlirhtlT Emls3lor.,CoDuVDpti..li,
lmunity, Eilmiut.no rlrainsand loaiorpowiw or the o..n
yrsUre Otnni nufltllng one f nr -.uly, oiuIiioki and mir
isgnTcLlyciirolby Ur.ltoi!. -ImuSpsaUh N-rre
tr.ln v They not only cure by rturtlr.e ttntat of II
iinijie vi si bji i.irui. r.iLiiin M nrnnnmra ewiiaiBr-
III ll.UKIi, hrloirinj bxic tbo Btak rlotr ta aala
Awlf snd mtiu-lng tba FlitF. W YOirTII to Ki
patient. Uym:l.ei.M)xTboior for with writ
ira BVBFaajca la run or KIM ti-a mnnrt. Book
t -tnnllirv- ' P" :. NaWTa-i'.
WW MX by JOHN H. Pin?T,P8. T)ruf
fist, Wyoming ave. and Spnira trot
THE FINEST HALF-TONE CUTS
That you can get anywhere.
At one-half the old pries.
PHOTO-EMMVER,
3iiUC(AWAllA AVE.
0
ROOF TMHIR6 AKO S0L0EKS&
AH teas i away with by th us ef HART.
atAN'S PATENT PAINT, Which oonaUrts
f lacpsdlents well-known to aUT Itoaa be
applM to tin, sralvanlsed Un, sheetUw!
raofa, also to brick dwelincsT which will
rsren : absolutely any crumbllac crack"
In or breaklna of the brick. ItwlU out
laat ttantnf of any kind by many yoajra,
and It' cost does not exceed ono-flftn thai
of the oost of tinning. Is sold by iho ie
or pound. Contracts taken by
ANTONIO HARTMAKN. Of Btrsk St
Tribiin? 'Almanac 1896
M4PA0ES i CENTS. POSTPAID
ESTABLISHED 1873
KERR'S
DRAPERIES, LACE, CHENILLE AND. TAPESTRY CURTAINS
,, A complete assortment in all the latest effects. Shadings
...i'in all widths, suitable for stores or residences.
Estimates Furnished.
In every grade Wiltons, Axminsters, English, and
Domestic Brussels, Velvets and Tapestries at moder
ate prices; also Inlaid and Printed Linoleums, Corti
cenes aud Oilcloth, two and four j'ards wide.
S. G. KERR, SON & CO.
Ai0 Lackawanna Ave.
" v Opp. Main Entrance Wycalng Hcsa,
BRANCH STORE. SIXTH AVENUE. CARBONOALE.
THE THIRD NATIONAL BANK
dr" SCRANTON GIVES SPECIAL
ATTENTION TO BUSINESS AND
PERSONAL ACCOUNTS AND
PAYS 3 PER CENT. INTEREST
ON TIME DEPOSITS.
YOU WANT
WE HAVE -
Lets get
RICHARDS
502 Commonwealth Building
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING
OKnaniUNANUWIkU8-SAnHE,PA, MMtthtetUNMOl
Locomotives, Stationary Engines, Bailors,
HOISTING AND PUUPINQ MACHINERY.
Oeneral OfOc: SCRANTON, PA.
flTTU MI 00-Ias CaaMaLtl Jttm
IObsV Hit HHOB ITfTH wOUD.
"A 4Umr MMd U daitar nu4.H ,
TMsl llaa'ail.l mmuh Paagaas 1WH .
a Baa aaiHwad law aarwaese Is the U.S., ea
IOMtp40f OaWt IMSbW OfMVa
or iMUi Net Is tlJO.
Kqtisle met wa Ik. teat
old la aH retail earns for
2.6S. We auk tale tee
eamhes, Itiwlora e f w
a(M tbe JW, aMs ' wasr.
and U any eae fa sot aauafladl
or aaod asetturaalr. Open
in or uoauwM) casaj
nata v, p, c cb,
lies 1 to I md ks
ilses. MMMaretau
lllutraS
ritcic
ific nrTHJ FEDERAL IT,
HHIb UVM BOSTON.
n
lllf x
With an Umbrella Over Town
And Aeriel Sidewalks
We should have been surprised anil delighted with the trade of
last week. Coming through the snow, raiu and slush aa you did
it was simply astonishing. Surely there's no pull for a business
I
like the pu!l of right goods at
IN OUR LACE CURTAIN DEPARTMENT
You'll liud'Sash Curtains by
Other fancy designs, .white
Dotted Swiss, o cents a yard;
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
By the yard. Never sold them until we were able to quote prices
lower than other dealers never could before. Now we manufacture
Parlor Furniture. That opens the way to large buying of Brocatelles,
Du masks. Tapestries, Corduroys, all in imported or domestic makes.
Quantity buying enables us to give you closer figures, same as it costs
dealers. We arc prepared to give estimates for recovering old as well
as new work.
CASH OR
Last Week for Premium Distribution.
Premiums will be given with all
sales made at either of our stores from
nO.NDAV, FEBRUARY 3, until SAT
URDAY, FEBRUARY 15. Positively
not before or after either of the respec
live dates.
225 AND 227 ADD
TELEPHONE 9154
1 WM
together.
LUMBER CO
Telephone 422
call up seta.
EMI 1 AND UHU13 1
CO.
OILS..
VINEGAR
AND
CIDER.
OPFIOE AND WAREHOUSE,
Ml TO li MERIDIAN STRESf
M. W. COUUNS, M'fl?b
right prices.
the jard, Dotted Swiss and Dotted Muslin.
only. We ofler two specials: Engla
Dotted Swiss Muslin, U cents a yard.
CREDIT.
With 10 Pnrchsnes SlWerwsre
With $1:1 liirchaws.... Framed l-lcture
With f-JH Pnrchases Fancy Table
Willi tJft Pun-bases Plush Rocker
With $ Pun-has....A 5-po Tes Sat
With M Purrhajw....A Parlor Clock
With ITS Purrham
Bras. Lamp and Hilk Sbsd
With 5100 Purcnses.lU0-pc Diaaer Hot
218 WYOMING AYE.
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