THE SCTtANTOX TRIBtrXE---TITCrRSDAT-lOIJNTXO, "WAKCH -11), -189C. V
CAItBOIJDALE.
I'rWliJpr. trill pla tlot that adverma.
mental, orders for Job work. and Items for
rtihltrst'on left.-at tlie rahHctiiniit of
Shannon t Co.. newWalers'. Xorlh Main
street." will rooeHva. irm.l attaiuto:i: of
ficer open from at a. n:. to 10 p. ni. I
LAID AT Mil.
.Mrs.'lerrsl Bur lad Tacsday Afternoon.
Kav. ti. A. Place Officiate at Services.
The funeral, of the. late Mr. John
Ferrel took place Tuesday afternoon
fmm the clorrafetl s late resiclenre on
'lrrnoi street. The ltev. Ir. (J. A.
l'laic. qf tho Methoiltst Kpiseopal
church, officiate.! at th house, and
Vfeached from the word "She Hath
Hon AVhat Sho Could.". The words
were full of c-omfort to the sorrowltiR
family, ami he spoke" very highly of
the Christian virtue of the Ueceaseil
Judy.
The singing at the service was fwp
JilieU liy the Misses Grace Hathaway,
l.ou Williams. Jenny Itutlir. Messrs.
.Williuin Ople and W. J. Stephens. They
fcanr "Jenus Lover of My Son and "I
would Not Live Always.". The Moral
tributes were beautiful, and contributed
liy friends' of the deceased.
. The follnwiiiic were pall-bearers: W.
'j..liusiiu. H. J. JloMienberry. K. t'. Por
ter, l. v. Ilmiiplircy. Pierce iiutler and
I. 1 m vis. The tlower-bearers were: J.
V. and William Shannon. The fol
InwtiiK were present from out of town:
X. II. J. AIIwimhI. -Xoit Jervis; 'Mrs.
Janies West fa II. her sun, Kdward, and
d:uiahter. Slyrli. of tilen Kyre; Mrs.
.!) it James ami .Miss Alary Menner. of
lioni s-dale1. Air. ami Mrs. J. I". Thomas,
of I'nlondnlo; Conine Ferrel ami fam
ily, of Wilkes-Kane: I,. I'radHy. ot
i 'liioudale; Airs. J." Snyder, of Hyde
I'Hik. ai.d Airs. I. II. Hull, or Hones
dale. COMMON COLNUI..
bill Read and ordered pa Id -1 he Re
port on the i:tltnate.
' The common council met Tuesday
night and helj a vertf brief session.
Thus present were Messrs. (Ilennon (In
'l lw - chair), liuker. Lofttis, Case, Alc
linnotigh. Smith and Pender.
Ureat surprise was expressed at no
treporf of the estimates committee be
ing prevented, a the term of the conn--ll
will soon expire.
The bill of II. H. t'oston for $-H for
stenographic work done in connection
w ft II the case of Mrs. (Million. The fol
lowing bills were ordered paid: O. K.
J'ryor, costs. I ".0.1.1; Kvenlng Leader,
jiujjer book, $1S; Kvening Leader, ad
vertisbig, M.20; . W. Humphrey, sun
dries, IT.ti",; W. 1). Frank, printing, $.1:
Kveniug Leader, printing, $l.6i: Kven
lng Leader, advertising, $."; t'orlles,
Alucy & Co., bonds. $C: . w. Johns &
Co.. usbestos. 2i W, I). Friek, surveyor.
Ii'ii: It. l. Stnurt. solicitor, iw. J. J.
n'Nelll. mayur-flect. $2ft; slreel pav
roll, iii'.titi.
There appears to be in the town great
diatsatisl'uclion at the appropriation ,,
$(W fur (Jet.M tl service to lie used by
the lielail Litior leugue,
. MASK HAI.I. NO'I i'S.
SheJule of the 'I'tiur lliroiifli the Towns
of tlia Atlantle leaguu.
Manager Swift Is buck In the city
ami Inlorms ns that he has signed
I'atclien to catch for Carhondale this
year. They have signed five players.
These are: Sales, Slal. Cargo. Luby
mill Patchen. which augurs well for the
success of the 'eiiiii for the seusun of
CUM'. The dlrt-'tirs have decideil tluit
Stulat will cu:ialn the team. The ur
ruiifcetuent and the dates fixed for the
Kuriteru trip are as follows:
Hartford, Conti., April H-IH: l'aterson.
X. .1., April li-lt: Newark. N. .1., April
14-1.'.: Cuban (Mulits. In this city. April
1-I7; Syracuse, in this city, April 2-2l.
'. - A Slvlliride.
The following; members of the Car
lioiiduto Male N oleeOlee party enjoyed
II Mlelghride to I'ecUvllle on .Monday
night: Alorgan Thomas. Daniel Al. Da
vis. W. P. Lewis. David Lewis, John
Lewis. Willie Thomas, John L. Hone,
Wllllum l. Jones, Joseph Johns and
John Chilton. They hud refreshments
ut the Harrison house, Peckvllle. David
Williams, of farhondaje, proprietor.
l'KKSOXAK AND Olll I.K ITKMS
lr. Fletcher has just recovered from
Ills recent Ulnea.
A ituptier und ice erenm festival was
held ht the WcImIi Presbyterian church
In their spacioi)s vestry on St. Patrick's
night and continued Inst night. This
annual affair wns n complete success.
Mr-silunies .1. W. Fulton and J. F.
Ltnch and .Misses I.lzzle Powderly,
I tiki get Neweimb. ICIla Mttrphv an
Mary Murnhy enjoyed a sleigluide to
Archbald .Monday bight and were enter
tained at the home of Miss Lizzie
Si-lchard.
Mrs. C. W. Anderson of Susquehanna,
Is paying a visit to Airs. Fletcher, of
vWushlngttln street. .
IteV. Father (liiltln. of St. rinse's
church, officiated yesterday In a high
olemn inasa at the funeral of Alrg. II.
Indigestion
:YU1U readily to llood'i SamperllU
UutN it tones sad ttreogtheat the
atouieb and aide
' diKMtioa by iup
flying pure blood.
T I hid indlge.
tion to badly that
1 alt ruu
down and ronld
hardly walk. Had
tie appetite and
could not aleep.
I befin taking
Hood's Sariapa
rilla. and bofora I
bad take fourth of a bottle I was very
wuca better. 1 also uted Hood'a Pilli and
found them splwndld, very mild, yet effec
tive. I cannot aay enough in praise tot
what they hive done for me. Hincenilnf
two bottles of Hood's baruparMla aud
Hood's Pills occasionally 1 feel almost like
wpsrsen. I have a splendid appetite,
sleep well and work with ease." Anriic
C. Lantt!, Belleville, Psansylvtnia.
Hood's Caroaparilla
la tha only Trua Blood Purifier proml
neatJy In the pu bile eye. f 1 ; els for 6.
HOttd's PUIS rob"iTeMytotaki
" ,vm i-sais eaay la eSei't. -Jae.
CARPET
T
.ItiKt one Week more of
thiat (ireat Sacrifice Sale,
to close all RcmnuntH
tint ' at much less than
cOHt. Ixnuths front H
yards to In yards in euch
piece. Bring your meas
ure -und net one of these
great bargains as this
sul -Mill positively lust
only 6 (lays more.
X
RE . All
SALE
J; Scott Inglis
' CARPETS AND WALL PAPER,
: , 41t Laekawaana Ava,
A. Kelley, one of his former parish Ion
ers at Honesdale. '
John Willis. f Orchard street, fell
last .Monday and fractured his left
ankle. 1 ' ,
All-Maud Taylor left for PhUadel
phiu yesterday to attend the funeral
ohsequtes or her K'unumotlier, Mrs. Vt
I'.mton '
Kev. W. F. Havls, of Providence,
preached an excellent discourse last
, even ins In the Welsh Baptist church
noil! 11 i nurcn sireei.
The 'members of the Knights of
Father Mathew, aeeordlng to their an
nual custrmi, attended divine service
at Su .Hose church Tuesday morning.
Father t'offey celebrated a solemn high
mass. Father iseaion was deacon anu
FHther f Irimien. sub-deacon.
Kev. F. S. Ballentlne preached an elo
quent sermon at Holy Trinity church
Wednesday nisrht.
The select council were to have held
a meetlnar Alondav night, but there De
Ing no (itiorum they will meet again on
Friday night to consider the appropria
lions.
Miss Lottie Camribell. of Olyphant
has Just returned home from a visit to
her friend. Ansa .N. fampnen, 01 i-nurvu
street.
Snmuel Henrv and family, of Chlca
go. who have been visiting Airs. Kvan
Williams, of Terrace street, for several
tve,.LM. mm ted for home Monday.
t'ouncllman T. J. Pender and V. W
Wat kins were in Honesdale .Monday on
linslness.
The fninloves of the Helldrlck AlatlU
facturing company have been placed on
lliree-onai ter time.
J. 11. otcluird was in Wllkes-Harre
Tiir-wihl V.
Allss Tousle I'.utle. of Honesdale. Is
the uuest of Mr. and Airs. 1;. r. m
t ... 1
un nvld riillioii. of Kighth avenue,
who has been alllns with diphtheria, is
Improving.
PECKVILLE,
The l:n nt I st Conaresation extended
enll 10 the Kev. Mr. Allen, of Potter
miuv at their business meeting last
Monday evening to tuke the charge ot
their church.
W. L. Uetts. of Scrunton, visited his
mirents here last Sunday.
Ktnory lirnng Is very sick at the home
of his iinreiits on Hickory street.
A nroirressive euchre party from
Seranton put up ut the Hotel Wilson
last .Monday evening and partook of
some of the dainties ol the table, which
the proprietor Is noted for serving
Among the many that were present
were: J. W. Hayes. K. O. Warden
Hnrrv 811 viler and J. P. Harton.
It. J. Taylor, our progressive harness
denier, was a caller In Seranton yes
to I'll 11 V.
Air. and Mrs. Wllllum Ooyne. Mr. and
Mrs. Knima Kendall enjoyed a pleasant
sleiKh ride to Carhondale Tuesday eve
nine.
Mrs. 1'ietve Connors, or Walnut
street, was visiting relatives III Wliilon
yesterday.
Airs. J. It. Slckler Is visiting friend
nt ThomiPklnsville. 1
A Jolly parly of young people enjoyed
u sleigh ride to Dalton last Tuesday
evening and were entertained by Air.
and Mrs. C. S. Doitil, formerly of this
place, (lames aud other amusements
of various kinds were indulged in until
the wee small hours, when a suitable
renast was served, after which the
party Jotirned homeward via Provi
dence. All pronounced It a Very ideas
untlv spent evening, and great credit
is due to our host and hostess for the
manner in which we were entertained
The putty was chaperoned by Air. and
Mrs. C. 11. Ileattys. Those present
were: Air. and Alls. C. H. Heattys, Mr
und Alts. Alaple Hell, Air. and Airs,
tieoruc Iteed. .Misses Maud lioud, of
Dalton: Ktilah Tiffany, Nettle Cunnon
Anna Sando, of Peckvllle; .Misses F.tta
and I.lzzle Aloyle, of Seranton, aud
Allss Hill, of Jermyn; Alessrs. Fred
Iterry. Fred and Frank Benjamin, John
lluard, Klnier Swingle. Thomas u lover,
Hurry Peck and Arthur Thompson
The party arrived home at " p. 111. and
experienced-nothing more thrilling on
the trip than one tip-over.
AVOCA.
Tuesday evening at 7 o'cloi k occurred
the death ot Air. Bridget Dougherty,
one of the most respected ludles of the
town. She has been a constant sufferer
for the past year, but bore her miffer-
ings patiently until called to receive
her reward. Deceased was a loving
mother und a de.voted Christian. Her
husband was killed In the mines sev
era! years ago. since which time she has
struggled with the difficulties of life
to raise a tender family. One year ago
her youngest son. Frank,- died, and this
great shock completely unnerved her
and she has been gradually fulling
since. She Is survived by the follow,
ing children: Alary. Airs. J. Oarvey,
William. Ilellcda. .Michael aud Nellie
The ftiMeral will tuke place oh Tues
day uftcrnoun. Interment will be made
in St. .Mary's cemetery.
The death of James O'.Mnlley occurred
on Tuesday afternoon at :l. 45 o'clock at
the resilience of his brother, Michael, of
the West Side. Deceased was 4! years
of age, and while at work about a week
ago became suddenly ill. Pneumonia
set In, which terminated with fatal re
still", lie Is survived by two brothers
.Michael, of this place, and Patrick, of
Scotland, and one sister, Mrs. .Martin
Medlynn. of this place. Funeral will
take place this afternoon. Interment
will be made In St. Alary's cemetery.
Clinton, the 5-yeur-olil son of Air.
and Airs. Frank Davis, of Lincoln Hill.
died yesterday moiiiing nfter a brief
Illness.. Deceased was a bright little
boy. and the parents have the sympa
thy 'of the community In this recent af-
II let ion. This Is the third child that hus
been called away during the past few
yeurs. Funeral will take place this af
ternoon, interment will tie made in
Lungcliffe cemetery.
The many friends of Herbert. Ilonse
tendered hi in a surprise parly ut Ills
home on South Alain street in honor of
his twenty-first birthday. The mem
bers of his family generously presented
him with a valuable library. Mr.
I tonne greatly appreciated the gift since
he bus been a careful student during
his lifetime. Refreshments were served
and the evening was pleasantly spent.
The members of St. Mury's choir en
joyed a Blelghrlde to W likes-Ba tie on
Tuesday evening.
The silk mill began operations on
Tuesday with a- light force. More ap
prentices will lie employed gradually.
and many anxious ones are seeking the
positions.
A "bell" social will be held at the
Atefhndlst Episcopal parsonage on to
morrow evening. Everybody Is Invit
ed.
Thomas O'Brien and family, of Jer
myn. an; spending a few days with
friends in-town,
HONESDALE.
Peter (lumaer, of Hotel Anthracite.
Carhondule, was a caller in town on
Wednesday. . , ..
William Penwarden was operated on
for appendicitis at his home In Tracey
vllle on Wednesday.
Bishop Talbot, of Wyoming, preached
in Grace church last evening.
C. F. Ale-Henry, of Biughamton,
called on his patrons here yesterday.
The Lledcrkranz will give an enter
tainment In their hall this evening.
The title of the farce to be rendered Is
"The Traveling Student.." Price of ad
mission, Zo cents. A dance will follow
the entertainment. Music by MeU
gar's orchestra.
A traveling bnnd of six pieces has
beeii(regallng our citizens with o,ualtTt
melodies for several days past. The
advent of "Dot leetle derma u band" is
a sure sign that spring Is at hand.
Kev. J. J. Griffin, of Carhondule. was
In town Tuesday night. He was on his
woy to Port Jervls to celebrate high
mass at the funeral of Airs. Hubert
Kelley, who was formejrly a resident of
this place. Urn. Kelley, who died on
Sunday, is remembered here tut a so
prano singer of great ability,
1 -v Highest of all m Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
ACOOUUTEVX PURE
WILKES-DARKE,
TWO ORPHANS CAST.
l adle and ticntloincn Who Will Take
Part in the doming project. on
Following Is the cast of the "Two
Orphans" which Is to he 'produced by
the Jefferson Dramatic club of this
city for the benellt of the St. Vincent
de Paul society at the Grand Opera
house on the evening of April "4:
Chevalier De Vaiuirey A. J. llrennan
Alaripiis De Prestes, Count IV LImhts.
M. Snee
Ploard James Slice
.Inclines Kroehurd P. J. liullagl'M-
Doctor Lutluer Mr. Davis
Mantlo Anloiiie Mr. Callahan
Pierre l-'rochaid Hugh Tolaa i
Louise Miss Klttlf AleCabe
HearieUe Miss Maine Walsh
iThe Two orphans.!
La Kroehurd Alis Annie Kgan
Countess De l.l.iieres, .
Miss .Margaret Gull.igh"r
Sister Genevieve Miss Hum-It
Murluine Mies Anna Gallagher
The company has been thoroughly
drilled by. Walter Bean, who will also
select elaborate costumes.
ATTEMPT AT POISONING.
Narrow Iicaps of the Family or llcnr
Miller.
It has just been made known that an
attempt had been made to poison the
family of Henry Miller, yesterday, of
whom there are six in all. Arsenic
was placed by some unknown person
Into a coffee pot. enough to kill fifty
persons. The entire family were taken
ill after eating their supper lusi night
and were selaed with violent vomiting.
The case Is u most mvsterlous one, ;
and Is now In the hands of the olioe
and detectives.
The overdose that they nau nil taaen 1
saved their lives, though they ure not
yet out of danger.
Resisted the ConMahlc.
Liveryman J ml Brunning wus before
'Squire Donahue yesterday, charged
with Interfering with officers while per
forming their diltles. The officer's ul-li-ge
assault while they were making
tin attachment at the property of the
defendant's rather at the stable last
week. Itrunning was compelled to fur
nish ball In the sum of $WK for his ap
pearance at court. A llnal hearing will
be held today at 7 o'clock.
Second Attack of Insanity.
James Qiilnn. of Scolt afreet, recently
released from u Philadelphia insane
usvltim. wus nicked 1111 bv the uollce
lust i-eght for drunkenness and placed;
In the lockup. At the heurlng this i
iiioriiliiir it develoned that he is uaain I
insane and the mayor sent him to the
county luison until the necessary pa
llets are made out for his udmission to
Danville.
Hog ( hoi era.
More than a dozen hogs owned by
Paul (it liver, of Kingston, have died of
cholera within a week. The disease
first broke out umong his drove on lust
Thursday, when one hog was taken sick
and the next day It died. Yesterday
three more took the disease and they
were immediately shot after the first
evidences or the cholera were noticed,
Webber Held for Court.
Henry Webber, who was arrestr.l
Tuesday charged with cruelly heating
his son. was lined f A) and costs by
Mayor Nichols last evening and held
in J.'tK) bail for court. ' The boy was
given in charge or the Humane society,
but wus teinporartly allowed to go home
with his father lending a further in
vestigation or his case.
Heath of .Morgan Houts.
Morgan Hoats died at the home of
his son. George, 41 AU-Carragher street.
at ti.lfi Tuesday morning. He is sur
vived by four sons and three daugh
ters, Irvln. of Philadelphia: Samuel,
John and George, of this city; Airs.
Eliza Bulllnger, Jersey City: Airs. Eva
and Airs. Emily Yohe, of Packerton.
Mine to kcsiime.
Thn V,i ' .,i1llei- niiAi-nlAil l.v tlw
Delaware and Hudson Coal company, j
that hus been Idle for some time mist I
owing to the recent settling of the -mine,
will resume work today and give '
employment to :tOO men and boys. The !
mules were let Into the underground i
stables. i
V. . Iloboil fists $1,0110.
E. A. Iloban, of Nantlcoke. who was
Injured In the street car collision on
Ian. .'(!. !;. and whose case for liTi.iMtO
damages was to have been culled yes
terday, has been settled, the company
paying l.liuii 10 me plaltlllff. John M.
Garman was the nttorney for Hohon.
I plosion of fins.
An txplosluii of gas occurred In the
Glen Lyon mine yesterday. Wudislaw
Kadaerwiz. a miner, wus burned about
the face aud hands und was sent -to
the hospital. His condition is eonsld-
red fatal.
Miners' Kxainfning ItoarJ.
The miners' examlnlmr board of the
Third district will meet at Clemtnons
hotel, i.uzenie. Snturduy. .March" "1. 1
from 1 to rt n. ni.
Injurien I ntnl.
.lumes Quitiii died at the hospital from
njttries received In a saw mill at Klck-
etts. lie lived ut Dushore.
.Mrs I racry Head.
Airs. Clarence Emery, aired 7.1 vcurs
died Tuodiiy ut 122 Davis place from
general nemnty.
BR I El-' NOTES.
A number of the lnu- um. I...... .. .,.1
attorney graihtutes of Attorney ' John
Garmun's otfice presented him with a
fine portrait of himself nt his home at
Nam icoke on Atonday evening.
A Wilkes-IJarre gentleman wilt of
fei a prize for the composition or a
patriotic POIIK to tie Stlllir Hv llie arhl
children of the valley mi- tlie Wyoming
monument exercises. t
Ensian Brooks takes chni-s-o if n,
Salvation urmv cnriia nt iht .it..-
day. He came from Philadelphia Third
corps. The Turner quartette will be In
WEAK Eli
CURED AS IF BY MAGIC. I
Vict ue at Lest Man head should send at 1
oorw ior a book
tbatexplaios Ihim ,
full Diauly viaor
Is easily, qolekly
ad permausutlf
restored. No man
sufferlaa; from
weeaswse caa af
ford to ta-nore Ikln
tlaael liitlio.
tsftllfS kuwwV
aVIlf BlfUl tiMlaTa ata lewarW.. aA
vatAtmn
BRIE RncDiCML C3 BUFFALO.N.Y.
the army hall on : Wednesday and
Thursday evenings at 8 p. rh. Silver
collection at the door..
Miss Mary Thomas, H. A. . Al..-the
gifted London contralto, and her father
will appear in this city and Plymouth
in April. They are recognized by the
press In London and throughout Great
Britain as high class concert vocalists,
Miss Thomas Is an American, born at
Carhondale, Kansas.
If tho Baby Is Cutting Teeth.
Mrs. Winslow' Soothing Syrup has
been used for over Fifty Years by Mll
I'cna of Mother, for t'leir Children
while Teething, witli Perfect Success.
It Soothes the Child, Softens the Gums.
Allays all Puin; Cures Wind Colic and
Is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Sold
by Druggists in every part of the world.
Be aure and ask fur "Alia. Winslow'a
Soothing Syrup," and take 110 other
kind. Twenty-five cents a bottle.
, - - ... . . . .
HALLBTEAD.
The new Methodist Kpiscopul i-hurch
of this place was dedicated on Tties-
day with very Impressive and Interest
injr ceremonies. The morning session
began at 10..to o'clock, and was opened
I by a beautiful anthem by the .choir.
I followed by a prayer offered by Kev,
I J. L. Thomas, of Sanitaria Springs, af-
1 ter which occurred the schlplure lesson
I which as rend by Kev; Air. Hayes, of
j lilnghamton. who acted in place of Pre
siding Elder Woodruff, who Is 111. The
1 ctngregution next listened to fraternal
remarks oy the local hrelhern and Kev
! T. H. Race, of Ktnghatnton. After an
other song and short remarks by Itev
: J. L. Thomas, of Sanitaria Springs, and
Kev. W. L. l.liialierry. of New Alllford
: the morning exercises closed.
1 ne auernoon meeting began with a
selection by
the choir, followed hv u
prayer offered by Rev. C. B. Arnold, of
lilnghamton. after which the choir
again rendered an anthem. Itev. Dr.
ivaive, of the Elm Park, church, of
( Seranton, -then, preached an eloquent
I sermon. He chose for his text Luke
1 XI, hi. The Curmell trio next sang a
i beautiful selection, after which thu
tinuuelal HHit of the programme was
reached. Kev. Kace.' or Binghiimton.
was chosen to conduct this portion of
the Bcrvlec. He suld tl.ie total coHt or
building und furnishing the new-church
i wus J4.i::,..t.j. The amount subscribed
j previous to the day of dedication was
1 Sl.xsMtl. leaving the indebtedness ut
I $2.2!.ri5. At this service $l,:!:i7.!.r. was
I raised and an addition or about t-iisi
: wus subscribed in the evening niuklni;
i the indebtedness now at about $."i0(.
I The evening service begun with a
! short song service followed by prayer
! offered by Kev. W. L Llnuberry. ufter
I which the trio pleased the audience
with a line selection
After a sung by
the choir. Kev. J. It. Sweet, of Ashley
delivered un excellent sermon. After
thin Kev. Kace asked those who wished
ur ueiiii uu' inemseives to me Lord In
come forward, und a large number did
so. The dedication service proper was
then conducted by Key. Stephen Jay,
or Susquehanna, after which the choir
favored the congregation with another
anthem. The next was the repenting
of the Lord s prayer und pronouncing
of the benedict Ion, which closed the
services.
The visitors were well provided for
as a large collection of eulables could
be found by any at tho Rullroud Young
Alen's Christian association hall. The
society starts out with a membership
of about forty, and bright prospects.
The first regular service will be con
ducted next Sunday afternoon nt
o'clock, and all ate Invited to be pres
ent.
Pllc: Piles! tuning Piles!
Symptoms Moisture; Intense Itching
iiu minting; uiosi at nignt; worse by
scratching. If allowed to continue tu
mors rorm. Which often bleed and ulcer
ate, becoming very sore. Swayne's
Ointment stops the Itel ne and Meet
ing, heals ulceration, anil In most cases
removes tne tumors. At druggists, or
uy man. lor mi cents. Dr. Swayne ft
nun, 1 uiiaueipnia.
Vhen Bshy was sick, we gave her Castor's.
'Alien she was a Child, she cried, for t'astorio,
iVheu hIis became .Miss ahe cliiug to 'iisturlii,
Wneo she had Children, she gave tlieui Cantoris.
RUPTURE
CAN BE CURED.
Many people suv 1111: tlitt is berun
tliey have heard of niiiiy failures
where tha Irtlgn nr til. knife bate b -en
relied upon. Setvuee bus develeied a
new aud batter way -a system of treat
ment that iitivelv cuiea and dee4
awsy with thn' tin., entirely after
wards lir . P. O'Mslley. RUptur
StM-iahst. Sll South WaatiiiiKtan ntrest.
Wil-Hs! re. ailmiuiMei-N this new
treatment. Time in no detention from
buaineiw and peraaue from out of t wu
can receive treatment and return
home the nsnie day. An abaolute cure
is kuaraiit.-vd. There it tut charge for
examination. A viiit mice a wek Pir
tour to e-ulit weeKS will usually lie
auttif ient for the uioul stiibljo.11 i-iitr
N. H.- Tlirnei ot wMjitiz treatm nt
Crtii be fitted with the eeuLratt-d
(iM4l.f,l:Y TUl'hH. Kiiuruute.d to
hold any rupture that eau be returned
living e sj and (inufurt.
ON THE LINE OF THE
CANADIAN PACIFIC R'Y
are located tke Bnest flabiug sad knatlaf
I erocBda ur tha world. Deseripties books ob
i application. Tickets to all peiats la Mslae,
t t'atiada ana Maritime ProrlSoes, Klaueapulis.
kt Paal. Canadlaa and I nited States .Norie
1 wests, TsacoBver. Heattla, Tseoass. Portlaod,
! Ore., Kan Franriaeo.
i First-Ctsss Steeping and Dining Cart
: attaetaed to ail through traiss. Teuriet ears
folly attd with Uddiug, certain, sad se
; lalls adapted te wsauof families rasv be fead
with asceod-claas tickati Kates always less
ttaa via other llaes, For fad ' 'Tr nntfsa.
ttsse tables, a is., sa appllcatlea te
B. V. 8KI1MNER, o. m. A.
K KROIDWIT. NEW TOM. .
CALL UP MX
CO.
OILS.
VINEGAR
AND
CIDER.
OfTIOt AND WAMEH0U8S,
Ml TO 111 MERIDIAN STRSSV
Me W. COLLINS, M'tfr.
i Leader
124-126 Wrcaing Aa, .-
tall special attention to tit c extra
traordinary iiidticcnicntti ttffcred
this week. Be xurc and investigutc
tir kcrunant lanbroidery Sule.
".00O yards of embroideries In Swiss,
nainsook and cambric, in lengths from
1"- yards to yards. Prices range fron
So. to 17c. This Is about one-fourth of
its real value.
One lot "of Swiss embroidered flounc
ing, 2j inches wide, worth 3o..
" U-udcr'M lrlcc. 12Jc.
CO ladlivs figured brllliantlne skirtn,
lined throughout and faced with vel
veteen, Umler's Price. l :)
2f plr.ln hrilliantlne skirts, lined with (
pereallne, faced with velveteen,
"- l eader Trice, $2.7R
One lot of gool quality storm serge In
bluek and navy.
Leader's lricc. $1.HS
Ladles' black sateen underskirts, one, '
two and three mlMc,
l eader's 1'ricc. Ill, Ml und IWc
One gpeet.il lot of ladles' 'outing sulu,
, reefer Jai-Ut-ts with lurge sailor
collar a iil t; iiuiiii'd with funey or
white liriiid.
' Leader's Price. $7.8!)
One lot of ladies' muslin corset cover.-,
plain a 11.1 i Hfck.
Leader's Price. 7c
One lot of ladles' camlirio eorsi t cov-
crs, lilKh nevk. trimmed with em
broidery. Leader's Price. 12-c
One loi or idles' nmsllri drawers, with
cluster or tucks,
Lcudcr's Price. 19c
One lot of ladies' muslin skirts,
trimmed w ith lace or embroidery.
Leader's Price. 9c
One lot of men's 4-ply cuffs, perfect
in finish und uiuki-.
Leader's Price, 11c
Alen's heavy seamless cotton half hose.
Leader's Price. :t pairs for '25c
.V. dozen tine t-liinton kid glnt-e In
- tans, browns, ulsii w liitc with iilm-k
einbroide.-.v, . ,
Leader's Price. (i!lc
Several linos of Indies' new leather
belts in all widths und colors, ineliei
iiiK while und the new grufii,
Lcaders's Price from l!to VJc.
25 pieces of ull-wnnl 44-lneh serge In
ail colors unci bluek, worth .ioc.,
Leader's Price. itSc
2." pieces of all-wool mnterla eloth In
all the spring coniMnntlon colorings,
worth -liie..
Leader's Price. '27c
The balance of our ull-wool 1111. 1 funey
sprlne; ir-ss kooiIs that have Uvu
2lc,
Leader's Price. 12c
2.1 pieces of the newest IfleelH in
cliei k dross goods, reul value XV., ,
Leader's Price. 22Ac
5 pieces, all there is left of our f.'ie. ull
wool black Kerne,
Leader's Price. 27c
Special sale of 2..MKI yards of pure wash
silks for w-aKts und dresses, cheap
Ut lit'., I. I
Leader's Price. 19c
2.". pieces of print eil t'hina silks, real
value li."c..
Leader's Price. 47c
25 ideocs of striped outing tluunel
worth 7c,
Leader's Price. -1c
2.1 pie-es of good ipiullty dress glug
. hams, (
Leader's Price. 4c a yard
10 pieees of bleached pillow casing,
12 Inches wide, never sold for less
l hun
Leader's Price, 5c
LEBECKCORIN
i
HsMfaetarars of Um Oaisbrata
PILSENER
LAGER SEER
ACITYl
OOsOOo Barrels per Annum
SOLD
!"Hthi awiati
,,- SD ajiuo" .
CREVIVO
RESTORES VJUUTT.
Made a
Well Ma
Utll Iar.
of Me.
TMI ttCAT
loth Da?.
LZSXsXXlXd'V
toss thai skbitra milti In 30) dura, it .
laifallr aud qulcklf. Cures ban all oihsrs tall
sssa nu rtgmlu tkair kist auaboud, sad old
will namr thir voutiiliil vianr aw iuin.
HKTlTOb ti atasir surely raatsn-a Merrous
aaaa, Mst Vltslltv. latsuieacy. Klshtlr bniasioaa
IOS rosea, JaSltaa Moawnt. Wm'Iu Dtaaaaea. ad
ail aVasSs ot If asjiaw or llcm aad iBdlacratljii
bfaai ssiMa oa Cor ataat. aslaasa or siarrtaso. It
aoaaalr sarao av asarrlsc a tha ana si dlasase. but
Inasa mmm fmlm and blood baUder. brtaa
' hasfe tbs admit (low to pad ebsebs and ro
rla ako dro of you to. f ard of fnaaalts
and Osaaassyuoa. lnaiat aa tesrtDx BRTIVO, ao
Mbor. It oan bo asrried aa ooot aukat. is atul
1 jO aae aaohaao, a sis 1st MJi sHtk oosl
uo willisa araaesatoo bo owa os voud
BoaHoaoy. OKnaiat braa. Aodaaas
0Tt HEOICINK CO.. 13 Rl.or M.. MMM. ILL
MsamaVosW vtMalat
ins
REWERY.
A
NO, ID -ONLY T170 MORE.
SATURDAY ENDS IT ALL
TODAY'S
IE
Ti.ft Ctts? f th,s 'nalfument was blistered by beat and we bad it refinlsbed.
TtoMtluiililuiierbx.-t condition. It bas lull iron frame, three uuC
' "1 t'etaves, and lis tone is excellent. If we were remaiuintr iu busiuesa we
eould easily get M for it. As matters wand, it wmea at the TftAft
eleveuth hour, ami we'll let it go Today for Spot Cash Only o'JU.UU
IMAGINE OUU ANXIETY.
We've still a larjre iiiitulier of really flue Fianosaud Organs to sell, and
our ftrniUKeuients are such that we cannot, under any couilttion, t-ou inue
this H&U one hour after Saturday ninUt. lu our place, what would you do"
iSebilf he mlanoeol the stock to a storage warehouse? Not much. Such a
I'luce isn't healthy for Hue pianos or organs. What then? You'd do just as
weretloliiKit lf you weren't tightly pressed for cash, ami we're nut. You d
ne tterrectly willing to take cost price for new instruments on notes or onlluarv
credit for us lou as the buyer pleased, if you only knew It was sale. Thai's
our cass exactly, fash or credit makes no difference to us now, selling out la
our only object. Second- hund Pianos und Organs at practically what you
ONLY TWO MORE
224 WYOMING AVE.
ESTABLISHED 1873
KERR'S
'
Ve Have Determined
To Reduce Our Stock
In order to make room for improvements and aildiiious to our store,
which are necessary to accoinmodute our iucrcasint; business. Many
very desirable patterns in .
Ax Minsters, moquettes,
TAPESTRIES AND BRUSSELS
Have been marked down to prices which wilt insure their speedy sale.
Of course, ihcy cannot be duplicated at their present prices, but you
may find suflicleut lor your purpose, and if so, the price will please jou.
Zrilriiis Hie size of your room with you.
S, G. KERR, SON & CO.
Af0 Lackawanna Ave.
r w -w Opposite Ihe Main Entrance to Wyoming Houss.
I
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STATEMENT FEBRUARY 28, 1896:
Rnani'nei.'s
I Loans
i IVfl-ilriifltt
.l,f.1C.77.1 4ii
714 (i
, lUti.lKUl "it
;ii.7:i4 !'.",
s llt.O -n
7.77H ii
. T.".7.::oi 71
. l-.fi.78N S.7
$iM9i,:i(N::!i
I'. S. Homls
tltlier Homls '. .'
BunkliiK llsuse
I'reniliims on I, p. Holiil-i...
Due from l". S. Treasurer.
Ihih from Hunks
I'ash
WM. CONNRU., PrraiUvnt: UEO. H. CATI.IN, Vl President: WM. H. PRCK, Csthlrr.
HtVtCI OKS-Wm. Connell, Henry Belin, Jr., Jsmcs Archbald, Wm. T. Smith, Utorge H.
Cstlin, Luther Killer, Alfred Hand.
Special attention given to Business and Personal Accounts, Three per cent. Intercit
on Time Deposits. .
EatDrink and Be Merry
One could (if it were necessary) cat and drink
at any old table, seated on a stool or even stand
ing;. Hut few could be merry under such condi
tions. Mere is where we obviate that necessity,
and supply the merriment by furnishing a
Complete Dining Room Outfit
IINJCL.UDING
1 Solid Oak Sideboard, worth $22.00
1 Solid Oak Ex. Table, 6 legs, worth 8.00
6 Solid Oak High Back Cane Seat Chairs worth 9.00
1 Solid Oak Leather Seat' Rocker, worth 3.75
2 Pictures, Fruit or Game Subjects, worth 5.C0
ALL FOR $35.90.
- ' HCS'riie above articles are well worth the
itemized price, aud we shall be proud to poiut them
out to you.
S
a.diAddidf.ffA.Ai
. OUR TERMS ARE LIBERAL.
CASH DISCOUNTS GIVEN.
W.: v m
a jmm sdfcajbdj
BARGAIN,
DAYS OF SELLING AT
TELEPHONE 515
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