THE SCHAXTON TBIBUXE SATURDAY 3IOHNIXG, "JUNE 1 3,' 1SDG.
MATS TEIBHEB FREE BATS TE1MIED FREE.
CARBONDALE.
Highest of all in Lecvcakg Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Go!J and Sliver Pens, with Pearl Holders, GIVEN
AWAY to Every Person Buying Goods
to the A:r cunt of $2.00 at
f TMr will olni not that advert!
mnt. orders for Job work, and Item for
publication left at the establishment cf
Shannon fz Co.. newsdealers. North Main
etretr, will rerelv prompt attention: of
cb open Ircm I a. m. to 16 p. m l
TWO DEATHS.
n to
421 LACKAWANNA AVENUE
SL
Tho Sicre
fs Crcwdcd
Every Day.
Intelligent,
Economics!,
Feopla
Are Talcing
Advantage cf
Our
:;v.si -vi. n,''-; .' v"--!
A Hst For Little Msne
na im ti 1 I , - . n I if .1 It J
Ramarbab'e
wearer as though "dollars
I nw. rtrv. t. Pretty bows and
LOW Uli flrinS fullv amnswl make
not tho hat, but the
1 hfl.t cnllittH.
Taste ami experience
Tnto mikes pretty
makes lotv trices.
THE GREAT HALF PRICE SALE OF
Trtou Hats, a mm mm, mm. sc.
ic merrily oa, luakliix mr.ny It dies happy
Trimmed Hatj
New Summer Hats
with a style nnil dash to them that la only
ern In n Gerson Hat. Short back Sailors,
Largo Flaring Hats, Large Drc-juins iU:a
in new bur.une:- braide and trimmr.l na
only we can trim them. Prices, JJ.1S, fi.ilS,
umi W.'.iS.
Would bo cheup at double the money,
Trimmed Leghorn i'ais.
Pine I.eKhorn Iai3, trimmed with e):lf- and ohll'tivn, worth "3c.
fo.i, .Moii.iel:ne Pe Sale, flowers ami l.esjii-e-n Hats. ti.iMi.I.e Iiallan I't;'iorn,
wina-s. in the 'heii;ht of fasiilon at SS-., nl .e . and SWe. t.'oat more at whuio
il.;,0 (I. US. sale.
TRIMMED SA!LOR HATS.
tOdozeno line quul:ty .Mixta blr.iw Sailor fu'lv t 'iuoiut!, with leather sv.i', vr r h "i.i
toKo "t 25c each.
At Sfe. and e. vnth Fire Scnnett BrnlJ At !S. and Jl.2.1 FlnMt Milan Sailors, all
palloiT, Knox Shape, pe; led In vivy re the swrll stylcj, tatiu lined, woi'lh $1.00
H'l'i t. worth Tf.c. ami 1.U). ni'.l 2,cti.
At 2p. and 7.le. Fine M'Uan Sallor, worth 'unma & i!or.-i In nil the swiiriier shape
double. and atylui at $!.4!i, $1.73 and $1.93.
A GREAT RIBBON SALE
We're having just now (lint's I'rmiai penp.e from far a:.d i.ear toseeure soma of tho won
di'ri'ul haivuiui we are olVertm;.
Think of nil Silk Satin Ribbon. No. !;, 3 Think of the finest qtiellty Taffeta R!b
Inches wide, In every color, worth i', a bons, No. CO. In every plmde and color,
yard, to so at He. worth ful:y lifte., lo no nt i'ic.
Think of the tlaest quality Warp Printed Think of No. (.0 Dresden P.lbbon, best
Tresden nnd I'eralun lti'oljon, worth ulio., qnaliiy, In bfaiitifiil designs, every color,
to go at 19c. lo to at --'"e.
'Juesc arc nly a few cf the many wonderful bar.,'nias wn are oneriw; in our Kitbja
l)c-arti!ie:it.
FLOWERS AT HALF PRICE.
A few new uv d! siii.-i waists, oa.y '! of a klad. oo.nli t Hum ill to.vn.
h r- n & r ?-v 1 9 r
ww i w
RESPITE F3R WINDISH.
A lira m T, I'tUcrt Vjj JIo llansctl,
However, :n July 1.
Sheriff James Martin, of Luzerne
county yerterday received a no'.iee of
usplte for George Wlr.dt'h. the Pltti
t:n wife nuiid -rer, which was si-rued
by the governor, stayliiK his exexeutiun
until September 1.
, Abram I. Kckert, the niurdeier of
f'.-hotd Director PUteiibe-.M'.cr at Nan
tlcoke, is to be hnnsvfl, howevf r, on July
1. The scaffold that tves once uned in
hai'frinp; "Htd None Mike." and others
was taken out today and cnansed so
that It can be put together in a few
hours. A death wateh has been placed
over Kckert to prevent him from com
mitting suicide.
Suicide of Ditvid Kant.
David rtnnt, a prominent cotiactor of
this elty committed suicide yesteiday
mornttiR I,y drlnklnp laudanum. Fi
nancial troubles are said to be the cause.
AVOCA.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc
Millan was the scene of a most pdeasaut
gathering on Thursday evening;. A representative-
number of the employes of
No. 13 shaft, where Mr. McMillan is
foreman, conceived the happy Idea of
presenting him with a beautiful gold
headed cane prior to his departure on
n visit to his native, land. Tho affair
was a complete surprise to Mr. and Mrs.
McMillan. However, the Intruders had
their own way and an enjoyable evening
was spent, Mr. McMillon expressed his
gratitude In a few well chosen remarks
lifter which a bountiful repast was
served. Mr. and Mrs. McMillnn will
leave this morning In the team::li!p
Paris for cotlnml.wherc they will spend
the summer months.
James Alexander announces himself
a candidate for delegate from the east
district Marcy township, to the Kepub
. llean convention.
Miss Reynolds, of Wyoming seminary,
( is the guest of Miss Anna Deblo.
The Ladles' Missionary society of the
Primitive Methodist church will con
duct a picnic In Jackson's park on July 4.
J. R. George, who has been manager
of Brooks & Dale company's store for
the past few years, has been removed to
the Greenwood store. He will be suc
ceeded by Mr. Jones, of Lee, Pa.
Miss Maggie Thornton, of Rcvnnton, Is
the guest of Miss Kate Dougher, of the
West Side..
Charles Schlagor and daughters, Nel
lie and Ennna. of Blakely,. were visl-
GREAT SALE OF BODY
BRUSSELS CARPETS.
We iiave no fortune to plve uwny,
but we guarantee you goods at less
than any other house Vu the trade.
Your choice from our stock, wutcb is
complete at
, , $100. Per Yard.
'Reniemtar wo tlon't ratorve - any
thlnii These goods consist of nil tho
leading: makea,- Come early ami make
your selections,
J. SCOTT INGLIS,
CARPETS AND WALL PAPER
. ' 419 Lackawanna Avx
Would It
in'c est you t;
know that weara
doing tho larges:
i.i'liuery busi
msH'ver dotie in
Suranton ? It
s'.'oull in crest
you to know that
our trie's ar 3 less
than ono - hal f
I
wnv :p:-!it upon yoU Veb jOn UseJ
dainty Dowers sum- -
n pretty l.M. It's . o pay 1112.
way it Is trltum d
rule
tHn F:orf.
IS
hats experience
with tt'eiiti nvloiw 1 n renins Itiey ure yetllns.
SuriTlsins Prices '.a
I'ntriinraed Shapes.
Short B.T?k Sr'llors In Finest pernina
fiiaid in white, ulaeK, navy uiul browp. at
gj each
W.cth fiOe. nt whole:!!e.
j;.C '.ir.d 52.'') K.rii ::t Straws nnd l.aco
lira Id ll(: In th'i Hiasnn's nvwoet shapes,
to kc to-.: tdch.
Leghorn Ha s
At oVc. Eac!-.
Fln( I.f.horn Unts for lajles, mlsca
as?
Lackawanna Avenue.
tor;i this week at the home of Mr, and
Mis. Dr. Pier.
David Alexander, of Pittston, will act
in the capacity of mine foreman In place
of Robert HcMSI'an.
The Sioor-ic Powder works have re
sumed work after an idleness of sev
eral weeks.
The Ptr.iisylvania Cral company's
carpenters have enmmenet'd remodol
li K the trestlin.T and breaker of No. 13
i liaf t. Iv will require about sis weeks to
complete the v.ovl:.
Mr. ard Ml. O. J. OWlallcy. Mrs. John
Curi an and Mrs. James Merrick attend
ed the fui.eral of Rev. Anthony Kilcoyne
at P: ranton on Thursday.
Clair HolIIsler returned home .from
Wyoming seminary yesurday.
WYOMING.
. Mrs. S. A. Lake entertained Mrs.
Reactor, of Caiondale, and Mrs. Eugene
Lake, of Pitst'in, ycUerday.
Notices! will Foon be posted in the
borough prohibiting wheelmen from
riding on the sidewalks on Sunday.
Thomas; Lawaon Is abb; to go around
on crutches.
A. J. Evans has erected a fine iron
ftnes In fruit of his property on Wyo
ming avenue.
Joseph Lloyd was in New York on
business Wednesday.
Miss Lilly Cormbs, of Plymouth, has
been visiting friends here this week.
Mrs. L. Uats is viidtliig friends In
Seranton.
It. H. Reidy and liiss Jennie Garrett
r.ltendcd the Drdr.on and Lewis wed
ding .at Priiigleville, Wednesday.'
Chai tt-3 Evans was at Taylorville yes
terday. TAYl.OK.
David Korrla, of t'nion street, chal
lenges Joseph Oenkle to run one hun
dred yards foot race lor $P0 to $150.
Will meet Genkie any time nt the F.laine
house.
The young people's societies of this
place and vicinity held their third rally
last evening at the German Evangelical
chinch, which was largely attended.
On the eighteenth of thin month the
Loyal crusaders of the Temperance
lodge will hold a social at the Methodist
church parlors.
The social at the WelJi Daptist
church was a success both socially and
financially.
Job Thomas, who wan instantly killed
at Jennyii's mines Thursday al'ternobn,
will be burled toiv.oirow at 2.110. In
terment at the Forest Home cemetery,
the Rev. J. M. Lloyd ol.iclatlng.
Edward Davis Is preparing to erect
a large building on the corner of Main
and Pond sdrcets.
NICHOLSON.
Miss Nellie Shields hai returt.ed home
from Bethlehem, w litre she has bien
attending school.
The Missses Vlda Johnson and Grace
Crock visited the Electric City yester
day. Children's Day service will be held :n
the Presbyterian church Sunday nam
ing the time of tho usual preacHn? s r
vlie. Also In the Methodist Episcopal
church In the evenli g.
The young ladles of the Young Peo
ple's Christian Union will give an en
tsrtalnment at the opera house th's
tver.lng. A short musical progrnmrue
and a drama entitled "No Cur?, No
Pay." The procieds ure to be used to
ward rcpnlrlrg theUnlversal'st church.
Mr. and Mrs. Henri I3?r!!n, of Hew
York city, are boarding ut the noma of
George Candu.
Mrs, O. K. Heart'sley, ofgwego, N.
Y lo visiting her daughter, Mrs. Llew
ellyn Shields'. '
We ere new getting beautiful straw
berries home-grown. and there promises
to be a great quantity.
.'Irs. Vi illiain Unrley and Miss tier
trade Movies Pna Away.
After many months of sickness rend
suite: Ins the Eoul of Mrs: William
Barley, of Daite avenue, passed Into the
preat t-eyond.
Tie dceens-J was born In Cheshire,"
England, in 1S19. Soon after her mar
riage she and her hctbir.d . cam to
thin country and took up their residence
lii thU city. Mr. Bailey died about
twelve years ago. 4'. is. Bailey was a
lady full of kindly nets and noble doed.
Her departure was senile and loving
and i he possessed naiiy friends. Siie
was a devout member of Trinity ch-jroh,
where until her fatal illness she was tn
active worker. Mrs. I'.arle.v la purvlved
by three duuirhtors. Misses Phoebe and
Anno Barley and Mrs. Thomas Parry,
The luneral will be held on Sunday at
H o'eiuek at the heme of of Sira. I urry
on Darte avenue.
The dentil of Miss Gertrude J!oyle
opfUiTcd Thuiday cvenlnt: at half past
7, at the homo of her sister, Mrs. P. J.
I'owdoriy, of Eighth evenue. Che was
a bright and Inti llicient youns lady just
nterlPB her seventeenth year.
Mrs. i'. J. Pov.derly, Mlr-s Annie
Moyles, of i!i ranton, and Miss Lizzie
Jloyled, Kl iiaid and Charks Moyles,
of this city are uurvtvlr.tr relatives. The
funeral will take p!aee on Sunday af
ternoon. PROFESlU.NALi VS. A.'.IATEUHS.
The C.iibaartu'.e Toimi to I'ltiy the
Hickories, of Jcrm, Today.
The Carbon.lale- base ball club will
play th? Hickories of jerniyn.l nr.o.i w
ufternoo:; at Alumni Park. The unual
league 'game c:iii;:ot be played, as Yrrii,
which was scheduled her? today, hns
given up the Khost. The ar.anfieme.-.;:!
thnt have been made ought to make ih;
game Very inier-: tins. and the- Hick
ories ought to stand a good eharie:- of
winning. Tommle O'Gnin, one of Oar
lionibile's stnr nUelieis. was., bel'eire he
enured the league, the regular pitcher
for the lilcko: It h.
In tomoi -rov. 's game 'he will go In the
box tor the Jermynites nr.d pitch
ii:?nlnst bis own team. Rafter, of the
CaH ondale t arn, will catch O'Cara 1
and this will so strengthen the Hick
ories that they ought to show up well.
The game will be a severe test of
o'C-ara's pltchlrg. as the Carbondnle
team ar? ncVnovelei'.'-cd the heaviest
hitters in the learuo.
NO SANCTION GRAMTCD.
Urcaityc CnlaVnn Dili Not ilvl His
I'ri.e in tiie Imst Jlcct.
The prospects, of li e Carbondalo Bi
cycle club holding a race meet on the
Fourth are nnt very bright just at p. cs
ent. us a later fro.n the L. A. W. raelii i
board utates that no" sanction can i;e
gi anted to Cnrbo'ndale for h.i'.tlinjr a
me: t.
The rrnfon psidgncd wrs tin? L. A.
Cnlahan did not get the diamond which
he won in his race agaln.it time. The
JnrtjrcH for m reison known to them
selves nwnrdeu Hi ; prize to the tanrium
te.'m which w.ts j aelng C'alnhnn.
This was no fault cf the club's, fer
the judcres are under the direction of
the league ard have control of th"
awarding of the prlz s. The p-.lie was
given and received by the persons to
whom the Judges gave the race. The
failure to get a function will be a elln
appolr.tment to many p.-nple.
CIRCUS PAY.
Look Ort f;ir Pickpockets, Fakirs nnd
All Around Swindlers.
Todny Is circus day and the usual
number of rustles who make the day a
holiday are seen about the streetu. The
circus Is pronounced to be n fine one,
and from the size ought to be worth
seeing. Everything Is strictly up to
date and many oriplnal atcs are done by
competent pevf romances.
Of course the untial number of pick
pockets and fakirs who make a living
by following the ti nts are In town to
duy. and Journalists and others cannot
be too careful in the case of their gold
reserve fund. It Is an easy thin? for
those e::pert crooks to possess them
selves of other people's pocketbooks,
and we wish to warn the people pgainst
the llght-flr.gered gents. If you lose
anything It Is your own fault.
.MOOSJC.
Mrs, Wntkins, of Factoryvllle, w?s a
caller nt the home of S. F. Price on
Thursday.
Tho Ladles' Aid society of the Pres-
Of ill lie-tilth. 1 s:meleiicy ami despair,
fciveM way to I li! siuisliiii'i of hop:-,
happiness ami hciillh. upon taking
Hood's Sni'np:;nll;i, liecau.se. it jrivm
renewed life uml vitality lo tho blood.
and llirotirh
thnt iiiipuns
IH'I'VO Stft'll
and riui'ry
body, Komi
"Hood's Ear
helped mo
,'.t!i, vijror
t l!:e whole
Ihis 1 tf i r :
s a p a r i 1 1 a
wonderfully,
changed iiiekncsi to, health, gloont tasun
shino. No pen ccn d'escribo what I suf
fered. I was dcaihly hick, bad sick head
aches every few days a:.d those terrible
tired, despondent feelings, with hcr.rt
trouble's so that I could not go up end
down stiirs without claiping my band
over my heart and rciting. In fact, It
would almost tako my brenth away. I Buf
fered ko I did not caro to live, yet 1 bed
much to live for. There. I j no i-!?r:su-e in
life if deprived of health, for la'o becomes
a burden. IZood'u .S'a-:!tipar:ll.i iloes for
mora th.Ti advertised. A tier ti'rinr; ono
battle, li U tiiflc'cr-t to r'3?oni!r.cnd
l.nelf." tins. J. E. Smith, Ee'oit, Iowa.
SarsapariHa
Is tho Or.o True lllootl I'lirifier. Allilriijntists.St.
Prepared only by ('. I. Ilnnd C: Co. , Lo-.vcll. K.usj.
i-l rttll euro all liver Ills, Mli.ius-J
nOOd S l-'lHSntsj.lieadaciio.. s8CCUu,'
CO
riooas
byterlan church will hold a lawn social
in llutehinR's park on the evening of
June lti. The proceeds will be applied
to the parsonage fund.
The Presbyterian church eonptes.i
tlon will hold a basket l4enie on the
Fourth of July In JIihikIo tirove on the
banks of the lackawanna river.
Mrs. James A. Hand wus a caller In
Seranton Thursday.
W. U. Manners has put In a new and
beautiful fountain in his store.
-
AUCIS15.VLD.
Martin Cummincs, jr., a young man
emil'-ycd as a miner in the White Oak
mine cf the Delaware and Hudson com
pany, wi;b almost Instantly killed by a
full of "six inch" nl 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, and his laborer. Martin .Mur
phy, a cousin, was seriously hurt. They
wire cnga.red In tilling o car of coal
when, without warning, the mass fell
on them and pinned the'm to the ground.
When tn'-en fmni under the fall young
Cummhigs was s-ii'l alive, but he died
before reaching the mouth of the mine.
Mr. Murphy was budly cut about the
head and his body wf.s badly bruised.
Buth young men were taken to their
homes on Cemetery street. The de
censed young man was about 23 years
eld and was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Cuni!.:l-ig., or the Er.st Side. Ha
was a model of industry and snarl Hy.
He was a number of tho Fath r Ma. hew
society; one t,f the leading cjrnetlsta of
the Fast Eide Wind and also of Gllroy's
orehes'ra. He was very popular among
his asveebiten r.nd was highly esteemed
by all who knew hlm. At thl.i writ'ng
the fuii"i:.l arrangementa have not yU
been made.
The police committee appointed at the
laFt meeting of the council with a view
to uppo'ntlrg police odiceis, has decided
lo re'comn.end the following young men
as police ell'ieers: Chief of police, Jnmes
F. Phllbli,; roundsmen. First ward, W.
11. Myerr, L. 11. Hehle; Second ward,
JaineH W. MoDuiinell. John Farrell,
David Dean; Thlnl ward, M. V. Barrett
and William Kin-merman. There will
nifco be two p .lice on ti e Rh!;-e. It Is
not certain that all these will nceept
heir olllces and there may be changes
In the list when the council meets.
The funeral of the Lite Edward Nrnry,
who was killed fill the Delaware and
Hudson track on Monday night, tno
pliie-e on Thursday morning from bis
late residence on Rock Terrace. At 10
o'clock the remains were taken to St.
Tl.oiimn' church where n high mass f
ic:nilem wns sung by Rev. T. J. Comer
lord. The remains were Interred In the
Catholic cimetery. Tha pall beaters
were: Edward Kearney. James McNul
ty. Themns V. Munlcy. Thomas P. Mun
ley. John Clark and Patrick K vegan.
Kjine lime within two weeks, ground
will be broken for the erection of the
new hu'.ldlng lor ihe klnde g.irten which
the lenevo'.-rce cf Mrs. C. I'. Iisekley
has prompted her t? establish here'. It
wi'd be built nt the western end of
Wayne stre-t. on the hi!! a little to tle?
soulii i t the l'.-es.l ter'.an cb.ureh. Dur
ing the part week land linn bien bought
from G. P. Probst and arrangement
have been made with the property hold
ers on the northern Bide of the church,
by which r.mple room will be had for
the buMdirg and piny ground. It Is
prorrse-d i) civet n t'.vo-yiory frame
ruiMtror " yfiO feet, fitted with nil mod
em Imnvovi nr nt. On the giound door
there will be four lafjce r.wma dt voted
to the uses cf th" school f.nd on the up-i-er
I'.onr will b? a large hell. Tho build
ing will be ui ranged on the most ap
proved plans i;o that In this respect the
school will bo-eompletely nbrea:it of the
t!rr.?s. Mrs. Hrxktey, Mrs. J. J. Will
lams. Miss Clark, of Seranton, and Mr,
E. rt. Jones, of Olyphtint. Inspected the
school and were highly pleased with the
progress mu le by teneliers and pupils.
Mrs. lla'-kUy Is especially delighted
Willi the school nnd takers a pardonable
pride In iln biiceess. It miy safely be
said that their pleasure Is thoroughly
shared by the parents of the children
who attend the kindergarten, who all
aie best (lunlllled to tell o'f whnt has
been done since It was es.ta' ilh?d.
Mis. C. II. Harkley, Mrs. Junes, J.
Williams end the Misses Snyder, who
formerly lived here, were In town on
Thursday.
CI AUK'S (iKIIKN,
Children's day will lie observed In both
the Methodist and Pnptist churches
here this week. The former on Sunday
evening and the iatter on Tuesday even
ing next.
The Cla-k's Green Cemetery ansocla
tleni received upwards cf three hundred
corner posts to place upon their recently
purchased annex to their beautiful yard,
A growing Interest is being mad" mani
fest by the care given by the plot own
ers In beautifying these grounds.
Our school board Is at a deadlock In
the selection cf a principal for the high
school,
E. H. Estabrook, of Carbondale, spent
sevsrp.l days In town looking nj'ter
business interest.
The Ei ctrie Star band plclnlc on
Thursday lust wus well attended de
spite the coolness of tho day.
J. W. Mullen;:: returned from a visit,
among friends !n Moosle on Monday
last.
Mrs. Deity Bennett and daughter,
Lena, letu'ned to their lieime in New
ark, N. J on Wednesday last, after a
brief sojounrn with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. N. Mott.
The followlrg members of the Foreign
Missionary society of the Washburn
Street Presbyterian church of th West
Eide, sneut the day, Friday Inst, with
Mi 3. Frances LaMont, enjoying the
refreshing count! y air: Mrs. MoflU nnd
son, John, Miss Jennie Shannon, Mr3.
John Banowman, Mrs. Hutton, Mrs.
Lewln Morse, Mrs. William Freeman,
Miss Sarah Hnover. Mrs. W. H. Hall,
Mia. L. E. Potter. Mrs. Edwin Parker,
Mrs. T. J. Luce. They were joined by
the following residents of our village
much to the pleasure of nil: Miss Anna
LaMor.te. Mrs. J. II. Austin, Mrs. Wil
liam Williams and daughter, Ruth, and
Mrs. A. A. Davis. The vbdtors returned
to their homes on the 5:-4ii train,
.
3? ore
Curative power Is contained In Hood's
fe'r.tsapaillla thir. In any c-.hd- s.inllnr
preparation. It coats the pitvprlctar inj
manufacturer ra?re. It cor'-, tar Johljcr
more and 11 is worth more to the consumer.
More skill Is required la Itn .Frops'a'.lon
nnd M cinch es more remedial .quainter
than ary other medicine. Cjiisepierily
It hail a record of more CL-fea nr.d its saln
are mo;v than tlio.ia of Kr.y other prepni-a-t!cr.
Hcod's Sarsaparllla 3 the be?t mel.
Iclne to buy beeaute it In An honest medl
elns and thouEane'a of tMt'rnonlala prove
that It dees actually and permanently
cure disease.
FACTORY YILLK.
A larg? band of Cypstes are camped
neur M. N. Rejiioldj' wcoJs, Ji:st ( in
side the town. The women spend thcli
time begging from door to d.x.r around
town, teiling fortunes end doing nil the
woik in camp, while tl?e men trade
horses, hunt ai.J lish, and do tiny thing
but work.
Mr. and J.Irs. Miles Cardiur and sr.
Howard left for Elmira Friday rnoru
trg, where they will spend seve ral days
visiting Mrs. Gardner's sister nnl fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. MIlo Ptley, und Miss
Nettie Gardner.
The ftrawbtrry business Is not car
ried on as extensively at tbb' plr.ee n-i
formerly. Klrnian Gnrer.er and Ke:ae;
Seamars ore the only shipper tr em
this tU'tlon this Fummer. The large
berry farm of George DrGraw Is not
usetl for berry raisin;; ct r resent, cs Mr.
f'cCraw moved to Scianton over r. yenr
ago, end the fnuu la rsed only fxr regu
lar furmlng pu:pose now.
Your correspondent was Informed a
few days ago that boiing would be re
sumed at the e ll Well rt Carpenter Hol
low about the middle of August or Sep
tember 1.
N. A. 'Gardner Is oulte busv tlwre
days driving a hack fr m this p isot to
Lai;e Wii.ola. the famous summer re
.tort. The V.'. C. T. I'. nodal at TL'm Ada
r;rowi;lnr,'i: was Jr.rgely attended, con
sidering the weather.
Mir. Ifsnry Newcomb ha In h. r yn'd
on Railroad street a hedge cf loses
which cor. tains several different vari
eties and they are now In blnom nrd
pro beautiful. ? r.. D;-.ii!d Lcngstaff,
in Academy ftre.t. 1ms a bed of the
lines! parries In town. I'hcy are wry
pretty and unior.inionly lcrge.
iir. and Mrs. M. V. Townsend spent
Thursday r,t the home of Mrs. Towns
end's I ret her, I.yn-.nn Green, of Flct
vllle. Miss-s Amy CLpwe'l r.nd Mr.ud Cap
well spent last week with friends at
Went Auburn, Fu qu; -henna county.
Geoige S'lsa, n, of La, Pluine, has p'tr
chnsed a lot Rt tills place on Nckomls
street p.n.l hns broken rrour.d for a
M.il .9 retb -e nee.
Fni tt.r vllle is said by mary people
to be the preUlert vllhgo between
Serntiton and Plnidiamtoi on the r. u il
line of th? Delaware. Laeknwi ' iia nnd
Western railroad. Our town has sev
eral very nice rer-l lenci s and the town
people are pioud cf our vlllnge. but
the beauty of the town Is n.arred by
very narrow st-vcts. I' our boioigh
council would take pattern by the Dnl
ton e-onncll, people who have built m
the street would be obliged to vaeoU
and consequently l etter streets. Why
not organize t. village Improvement so
ciety? Mrs. Samuel Wrlglcy ai-d three
daughters, of Fhlckthlnny. are the
guests of Mrs. Wrigley's mother. Mrs.
Henry Nev.comb. on Railroad street.
Our town v. lii be full of people from
a distance next week, who will be h -re
to Bltcrd the commencement cxercaes
at Keystone Academy.
Mlcsl l'l!e! ItcMiifT, Piles!
Symptoms Moisture; k.tensc ltchlnn
nnd stint! ii.g; most at nlcht: worse by
scratching. If allowed to continue tu
mors form, which ofl:n bleed and ulcer
ate, becoming very sore. Rwr.yne's
Oint:re: t stops tho itching and bleed
ing, heals ulceration, nnd in most caccs
removes ice turgors. At druggists, or
by mail, for E0 rents. Dr. Bwayn 'i
Son, Phihr.lelpi.Ia.
i'U'f 'I I Kaveyouafcd-
i '-') h i lncf wciK!it in
!Vl,j L'l the Sioiiiae.il 3
;r.Kt,' Itlr.-obiv after"
c.diiiK llelch
Ira of Wind
Vninitiiiqiif pood
Watcrbr.v.Ii i
llcji tbarn -Had Tnstc in the Mnnth .
' in tha Mtirnlu; I'aljiitatioa of the ,
f Heart, due to Pistcnsbui of Stntnachi
j l'anl;crcj Month Gas in the liov.chi .
i Loss of Flesh Fickle Aimeilie '
) l)circ:Kcd, Irrit :lilc Con.Iititin of the I
) Jllild IbZ.lintss He'.-n aehe Ciiu.
' stljatiou or Piai ilicea? Then you have 1
DYSPEPSIA
. in onecf I mr.r.y fnrat. The ore positive j
' cart lor V.us rtistrcsini; compLilnt Is '
EtW$ Syspepsia
by mall, prepaid, on icc.-ipt of 25 ccats. (
rilll't.f.t .Ir ll.itol Tntr)n1 Vmt!
IH-ilit. 11:1 Ac:.. r8 ruliUiit, tai.cn aiu-r ,
) Acker UC':. i:ic Co., i?-i8 Clinmlser St., X. Y.
AYLESWORTH'S
MflBSfCT
Tio Finest la the City.
Tic lattiit IcproTcd furnish
lcj sr.d apparatus fur lief-pi
tutit, butter and eggs.
223 Wyomlno Av.
W TBS LIKE OF TKt
mm mm n
are located the finest llshlr.g and hunting
grounds In the world. Descriptive books
on application. Tickets to nil points in
Maine, Canada and .Maritime Provinces,
Niinricapoll;'. St. Paul, Canadian and
I nltod S;att3 Northwest, Vancouver,
Seattle, Tacoma, Porilund, Ore., San
Krar.eltva.
Fir3!-GlGS3 Elepin? and Bio Grrs
attached to all vhrought trains. Tourist
c.-.ra fully lilted with bidding, enitriiuj
and spee'.c.liy a.ir.-ited to war.t'i cf families
may ho had with reeond-eiass tickets.
Rates always less than via other line.
For further Information, time tables, etc
on application to
E. V. SKINNER, G. E. A..
. 333 Broadway, New York.
I J&f mmcJlri Itcnt filrt. rArttCulnri 4 Mtitl.
c uitu 1
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Below Ve itlsntion a Few cf the Specials
mm
m 5 5
1 a hji
Rl dnz LndloV Lill:i Jjred .Shirt Wn'sl,
Wc quality. Sa!a Pries, 30c
32 d. z adieV Luund ra 1 Sliii t W ilsts.
wuriii .. Sale P.-lcs, 50c
12 doz L,lit,i' tVrnppers. all kin it
or;h il.ji to Ji.i'., Sj!j Price, 75c
H dozn-.i bailien' Wrippern. nsMirte.l.
worth tl.nu to 51.118, Sale Price, $1.13
Monday Price LDt on Corsets.
il font Qu-.llty at :!" Cent-i.
O-t Qiiat.tr .. t'-uta,
Sl.liO Quality m to ecnts.
I.ftiildoz Ladies' Kany Ilandlcerchiefs,
wortu is-eai-h, ' gale Price, ic
50dt UnlL' Ela-k feanileai Hoto,
-wurth a p iir, Sale Price, 8c
25riuz-n Ladies' Ribbed Ves's. worth
8;"'!'. Sile Price, aijc
G(lbt.-.;n Ladiei' Ribbea Vc.Vs. wortii
K'Vteoac.i, SalePrlce.se
100 pieces Ill-achodTowlias w.i-tli ie.
ywli Sale Pries. i-l4c
I cnsB Dimitioi, now ratt-rnn, worth
'"yard, Sale P.-lce, al,'c
110 J ieo Ointrhaiuti, anmn e'10 -lis,
wort h Uc a yard, Sale Price, 37c
1 ba o Dnbltnehed Hear.' Kh"".iin',
woi t h 7o a yar J, Sale Prlc j," 3'ijc
SI pieces jlnclnms, now dre-s )iat-
t.rt.s, wurta Wic yd, Sale Price, 6,
61 Tabla Covers, 4 4 C!iouill. w.r.-li
each, Sale Price, 35c
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mm FucuiK
IBS. HUB. ' 111'
Every conceivable color and weave, in Japanese and
Chinese. A liberal discount by the roll, each containing
fortj' yards.
Linen Floor and Stair Cloths, in all the various
widths and oolors.
English and Domestic Linoleums, plain, printed
and inlaid, in 4-4, 5-4, 6-4, S-4, 10-4, 12-4 and 16-4 widths.
India and Japanese Rujs, all sizes up to 12x15 feet.
Best Quality Bamboo Porch Shades, 4 ft. by 8 ft.,
5x8, 6x8, SxS, ioxS and iaxS, with cords and pulleys, ready
to put up.
IEH, SON 1 G9
Opposite V.e'.ti Entrance
to the Wyuuilnu Mouse. 4U9
Branch at Carbondale.
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO
bUrlANTON AND WILKES-BARRE,
n
tm. mmnm hmm. Mm.
LOOiOl
m w w y w hwiiiv
Kcisnna m pubping machinery.
General Office: SCRANTON, PA.
y Trwfr tjyCoT t',."''J --.
imBm
You ought to buy jour Cloth
inp; of us is that we sell good,
reliable grades without charg
ing big prices. We keep our
stock right, up-to-date. We
show as stylish garments as
can be found in Seranton.
About the only difference be
tween our clothing and the
merchant tailor's is to be found
in the price. There is no
difference in the fit. Our
clothing fits right, and that's
all any clothing can do.
SOralrs I.sra Oti-tltn, yrln lonir.
worth SS to H a pair. Sale Pries, $1.30
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' Suits.Capes, Silk Waists, Skirts.
Etc.. on Monday, 35 Per Cent. Discount
droit Bariralns In This Department.
GENTS' FURNISh-INU OGOOS.
25 Cent Tiea
2t'out Mitpnlors,
Si lnt shirts aud Orawnra.
!ii Cent Uiw , Sale Pries, 19a
AO Cent Ties.
60 Cent Suspenders,
AO Cent Khlrti and Drawers.
fr) Ceat Outing Sbirts. Sals Price. 33s
Children's Cashmere Cloaks at One-Hall
Price.
tio Lace Caps and Hats, Sale Pries, 19c
Ladles' Sa Coat CUemlse f;
'Z'i Cent Hrawora. I
.1 Cuut Cjraut t'jvers. Reduced to 19c
Indies' 75 Cent Chemise,
To Cent 8l:irttt,
7S Cent Night Clowns, Sale Price, 41c
Ladles' tl.SilSsirta, x
tl.ii iVIifUt Uowna, Reduced to 88c
12 dos Children's Dresses, L'aliuo and
lltngliam, worth 7jo tjUSe.
Sale Price, 30c
03 doz Boys' Pants, all wool, worm 60,
to .a : pair, Sale Price, 30c
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Lackawanna Avenue
PA,, Manufacturer of
sii wm 9 m jrv 1 1 w v v v w j
Ik Pml
If your pocketbook is
empty, and 3'ou need a suit,
don't let that bother you.
Come in and ask us for cred
it. We will trust you. Pay
us a little each month. You'll
be astonished when you once
try our plan, how simple a
matter it is to bay a suit.
Nothing extra is asked for
credit. The cash store's
prices are no lower than,
ours.
225,227 and 218
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