i -THE
SCRANTON TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST C, 1896.
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CARBONDALE.
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publication left at the establishment of
Shannon ft Co., newsdealers, North Main
treet, will receive prompt attention; of
uo open from I a. m. to 10 p. m.)
MOZART BAND EXCURSION.
The Picnic Will Hi- Held at Funit-iv
on Saturday, August 1.1.
The Mozart band's annual excursion
and picnic at Far view on Saturday.
Ave. 15, will doubtless prove a Riaiul
aucresH, judging from the patronage ex
tended In former years to this popular
organization.
Among other nttrarthuis offered,
there will probably be a game of base
ball between the Alunml nnd Jerniyn
teams.
The MozartH have secured Professor
Rumsby, of Canton. Ohio, as leader of
the orchestra, who will till the vacancy
left by Professor Pitts, now engaged at
the Frothlngham theulie, Scran tun.
Professor JRumsby will be here In time
to participate in the excursion. There
will be present the lionesdale Cornet
band. May Held band, the Citizens' and
Temperance bands, of Jermyn; the
Iawrence band, of Scrantun, and other
munlcal organizations.
HIT BY THE ERIE FLYER.
Accident at llolleiibcckN Switch.
Westly Walker Severely Injured.
On Tuesday evening the "ICrie llyer,"
which leaves this city in the afternoon
at fi.10, crashed Into a heavy team
driven by W'cstly Wallter. who had been
drawing lumber for Levi Patterson, of
this city.
The horses and their driver wore
hurled to the distance of about thirty
feeet. Mr Walker was found uncoii
Hi imif ami badly lit about the head
and face. In-. lihikivlco. of P.nvst City,
was summoned nnd found no broken
bones, but could not yet d-teindno
whet In r he was Injured internally. hie
of the huises was fatally Injured. .Ml.
WulKc-r, who r-slib's in Waymart, had
a wondeiful escape from instant death.
The Scnrl-Sands Wedding.
Yesterday evening at S o'clock Miss
Sarah Senile and John Judge Sands
were married at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Willhun Seaih-s mi Wyoming
street, ftev. C'hurles Lee otllclating. The
bride was attended by Miss Minnie
Cowles f this ilty and Miss licitlm
ruinil.s of Hancock. The ushers were
W. Maxey of Mull t rose and i. Sands of
Pittsburg. Both panics are deaf mutes.
The groom is an employe at the liela
Waie and Hudson iiiui-bine shops.
PERSONAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
Mrs. II. T. Conrad of Middletown.
Conn., accompanied by her daughter.
Mrs. John Matte and her sou Howard of
CarboiiUalc ure guests of friends in
town. Mrs. Coin ad has been matron
of the Alpha IMla Phi club house at
Wesleyan unlveisity for the past six
years.
John lirown returned Tucsduy
mghl from his vauutioii which was
spent in New York and oilier cities.
Mrs. I). J. Duncan and son ure visiting
in I'bnira.
Frederick Moses lift yesterday for
a two weeks' trip, including Long
Praneli, Asbury lJurk ami other points
along the New Jersey cousl.
Miss Hannah Cillespie left yesterday
lor a visit in Wilkos-liuire.
The young ladies' cooking club will
be entertained lu-day by Mrs. Charles
rilrs at the Miller collage. Cryslal Luke.
Mr. and Mis. V. O. Scurry will Join
u party who are to spend the coming
Ueek at Pei Cll pond.
Airs. Orlln Montague yf Jersey City
is visiting her parents. .r. and Mis.
James I 'all lis. of Lincoln uveiiue.
Norman Uelder has resigned his posi
tion ut the Fair to accept one with Pel!
Prown. the hardware dealers.
.Miss Alida Colter IcH yesterday for
!Sev York, where she will make her
future home.
Mis. Charles Hugan and daughter
left yesterday for Manhattan hcacli,
where 1 1 1 -y will spend a month.
I'anh l Scurry, Charles Shu! lock and
Hubert McMillan spent Tuesday eve
ning at Camp Crystal.
M.s. Alexander Shannon, who has
born visiting In lioston the past three
weeks, has returned home.
There was u reunion of the Moon
family at Crystal Lake yesterday.
Truman I'tley and family of Ceme
tery street have returned from a rp-i-ent
visit to Klinlra.
Misses Maine Murphy nnd Nellie Mc
Carthy of Susipiehanna. und Kitty dor
Icy of Jersey City were the guests of
Mrs. J. .1. ) Hoyle Tuesday.
The Misses Annie and Jennie Duffy
of Fallbruok street are visiting friends
in Diminore.
The Misses Ktta Start nnd Anna
J'lynn of Hyde Park ure visiting tlm
hitter's sister, Mrs. John Doyle, on Fall
brook street.
VVYOMlNfJ.
Miss NVliie Phelly of Kcwtnn is visit
In? friends lu re this ft'et-k.
The Ladies' Aid society of the. Metho
dist iKpiscopal church will have a trol
lop party on Saturday afternoon. Tick
ets, 50 cents. The car wili leave Highlit
street nt 2 p. m.
Mifis Cora Lloyd is spending the week
at the Wyoming camp ground.
Mrs. Ellis I.arrir.h end Mrs. Arthur
Sanders and daughter are spending the
week at Blootnlngdnle
Miss Maggie Wilson of Scranton Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. tieorge Smith.
Mrs. Joseph McTiill a nil her (laugher
Lelcla visited friends at 'Wllkes-Parre
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. F. .Towncml. Tr.
ttnd Mrs. A. O. Shoemaker moved to thu
camp ground yesterday.-
Mrs. J. J. Shulde and Mrs Pen l.nn
bach siient yesterday at the Wyoming
camp grounds.
Miss Emily Harsch of Wyoming, Miss
Carpet Remnants and Odd
l'ieces at Lean Tlian Cost.
See Our Show Windows fur
Bargains.
Wall Papers
Odd Lots at One-Half Price
to Clone Out. Now in the
time to buy, as we huvc twine
very desirable lots left.
J. SCOTT INCUS Lack. Ave
Carpets tnd Wall Piper Dealer.
1 1
Annie. Hancock of Virginia and their
friends plc'uiced at Lookout Mountain
Monday ufternooii.
Mrs. Edward Kozell is quite III.
Miss Nellie UrlKfis of Providence is the
guest of Mrs. W. J. Urigge.
Hnvss Prtoliers will be with us for one
night only, Thursday, August C. They
bring with them thlrly-lwo actors and
two carloads of scenery.
Miss olive Hnhson of Washington.
D. C. is the guest or Mrs. II. T. Gregory.
The Sons of Temperance expect to
change their place of meeting In the
near future from the Paptist church to
Hancock's hall.
JF.KMYN.
Willie Nicholson, a son of Mrs. John
Nicholson, of Cemetery street, was the
victim of a distressing accident Tues
day morning. He Is employed by the
Delaware and Hudson company as a
driver boy In their mines and before
commencing his usual duties for the day
took his mule to the shop to have Its
shoes set. When returning from the
shop, his mule became fractious and
ran away. During the night of the
mule, the hoy was dashed up against n.
watering tank by the vicious animal and
then thrown from lis back, his foot
catching in the harness. He was
dragged several yards before b.eaking
away and when picked up was found to
be badly Injured about the face and
otherwise bruised. Dr. Davis was called
und he brought In Doctors Shields and
Manly, who examined into the injuries
of the boy and found that beyond being
painfully bruised and wrenched, noth
ing serious would follow. The Injured
boy is the son of Mrs. John Nicholson,
of Cemetery street, and was her only
support. The family have boon very
unfortunate. A year ugo an older
brother was hurt so severely in the
mines that death resulted The father
wus also killed in the mines.
Kh'iier Fowler, of Fourth street, was
stung on the back of the head hv u
large bee about noon yeserdny. The
sting seemed at lirst like en ail other
occasions when he was stung, as his
father keeps a large hive of boos. A
Utile laioi. however, the boy became
quite sick and upon examination It was
found he liuii been stung on a nerve.
The pain from the sting is still very
great.
Thomas Hullls. of Fuuith street, who
wus injured In tin- Kile mines. Monday,
by a la rife sdab of rock falling upon
him. is rapidly recovering and will be
able tf resume, work In a few days.
The Jcrinyu base ball club of the
county league oiganization Is nt pres
ent miller several dlllicultles. which
threaten to cause the disliauilment of
the team. I'nder the circumstances
nothing but a half hearted game can be
put up by the locals. The chief cause
of the trouble .Seems to be jealousy
i mong the members of the club, several
desiring In be captain. "Dick" tJendull
and Clarence Ulukeslce. two members
of the club, have resigned their posi
tions und turned over their suits to the
manager, P. J. McDonald. Ueports
have be. n circulated that ilondall will
organize a new nine and combat with
tile present one. The Jenny II club
played with the Alumiils, of Carbondule,
Tuesday iil'teruoon, but owing to their
badly crippled condition and the dis
satisfaction among the players, defeat
was the result.
Mrs. John Whitbeck, of Fourth street.
Is very ill.
A large number from I Ids nluce con
template picnicking at Furview toduy.
NICHOLSON.
Some uf tiie people of Nicholson are
considerably excited over a story that
the little six or seven-year-old son John
nie, of a Hungarian family living, on
O.ik street, tells, to the effect that his
lather killed a man and put him in til
ground under the house. It is also
rumored that there was a terrible time
ut the said house on the evening of the
third of July, since which time u man
has been missing. The Tribune repre
sentative is Informed that Ihe story
grew out of the fact that certain par
ties got the little fellow to toll this
story for u stick of candy, and he keeps
on telling It In hopes or getting more
coiilectioiiery. Yesterday afternoon the
borough council were called together
and went to the house and made some
investigations, but found no evidence or
u trugicul nature.
Mrs. Dwlght Wuterbury and her
sister. Miss Cameron, Mrs. A.-H. Moore,
Miss I'na Titus and Mrs. Charles Wil
liams visited the Kleetrle City Tuesday.
A social given by the Kpwortlr league
was held on the lawn of 10. F. John
son's last evening. There was a large
attendance.
Yesterday was the hottest day of the
season in this place. The thermometer
registered one hundred in the shade.
I OKKST CITY.
The funeral of John V. Leroy was In Id
Tuesday morning in the Presbyterian
church, llev. P. P.. Kennedy preached
a lining sermon, after which the re
mains were taken to the Erie station
thence conveyed to New Miiford where
Interment was made. Services were
also conducted at the latter pjnee. The
pull-bearers were the following asso
ciates nf the deceased M. D. : Evans,
J. J. Walker. Frank Sott. tleorge
Maxey, V. L. Peterson, Benjamin
Maxey.
After considerable discussion concern
ing their respective merits as wheelmen
John Higgin and John Franko an
nounce an Interesting race in the near
future to determine the best man.
C. C. Hart, of Derrick was in town
yesterday. Mr. Hart is confident of the
success of the Prohibition party in the
'9fi election.
Prof. 3. Luther Morgan is making ar
rangements to enter his choir in the
competitions of the coming L'ticu eis
teddfod. W. J. Murphy, of Olyphunt, is regis
tered at the Forest House.
OLD lORGE.
A n?nt sum was realized nt the lee
cream and watermelon social held by
the Brick' church Ep worth league on
the church lawn on Monday evening.
Uev. and .Mrs. K. L. Santee are visit
ing friends In Shickshlnny.
Miss Lizzie Jackson is visiting rela
tives in Ctirverton.
Mrs. Wlllam Humphrey Is confined to
her home by sickness.
AIONTROSK.
Mr. fleorge A. Jefmup of Scranton Is
in Montrose today.
Charles Webb or Mauch Chunk Is
Visiting his mother here.
Asa P. Hlakeslee of Mauch Chunk
was in town on business for the Mont
rose railway, of which he Is general
manager.
The new time fable of the Montrose
railway is as fololws: !-.-
Hound Botith C:00 a m., every day
except Sunday; 9:'.V) a. in., every day ex
cept Sunday; 10: if, a. m on Sundays
only; 4:10 p. in., every day. except Sun
day. Trains arrive from Tunkhannpck
on week days at .1:11) u. m. and 4.10 p.
m.: on Sundays at 8:10 a. tn.
Marshall Harney, the general secre
tary of the Young- Men's Christian as
sociation, sustained severe injuries n
t -a
fall from his wheel while n route to
Hullstead for the conference-. He Is
expected home on Tuesday,1
... AVOCA. .
James F. Judge of Scrantun was ti
caller in town lust evening.
Mrs. Martin o'lluru of Catasaimua
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mia.
Hestou of the North Knd.
M. J. Keape is visiting friends in Phil
adelphia. Messrs. Frank Gavan, Neal Huddy,
M. A. O'.Mulley. M. J. Lynott. W. 1.
Bolin nnd P. 11. Diirkln of Scranton
were visitors In town on Tuesday eve
ning. Miss Annie Callahan, Miss Nellie
Heap and lirotlier Willie ure spending
a week nt Lake Ariel.
( Miss Teresa Puttie of Pittstnn Is visit
ing the Mioses ijibbous.
Mis. Ihcunun and daughter, Miss
Kate llivnnan of Philadelphia, ure vis
iting ut the Curran residence.
Miss Mamie Dunn of Plymouth Is vis
iting the Misses Nellie and Mamie
Walsh of drove street.
Mr. .Manning of Philadelphia hus ac
cepted a position us tousorlal artist in
tile establishment of F. P. Devors.
Miss Tillle Mi Cube of the North 12ml
is spending a week with Plttstoit
Iriends.
The funeral of the late Hartley Cur
ran ocurred yesterday morning and was
largely Blended. Solemn high muss va
celebrated nt St. Mary's church by llev.
J. .1. Curan, biother of the deceased.
Father McCabe was deacon and Futhev
iiolden of Williamsport sub-deucim.
The sermon was un eloquent discourse
end was preached by Kev Father I'lane.
In the sanctuary were seated the fltllow-
ing clergymen: Kev. Fathers yuinnaii.
Lavelle and Dixon of Plttston. Kev.
Father Phillips of Plains, Kev. Father
Coffey. Nealon and Milune. Carbondale;
MoNully of Soruntoii; Murphy and
Siiioulter of ulyphaiit; tlerrity of
Stroudsbuig; Kirnan of Parsons; Hosie
of Cnrbomlale; Kelh-y and Hrodertck
of Wilkes-Purre; Ureen of Ashley;
Moughlin of Overton: Hussey of Bent
ley Creek; Dolun of Duninore; Mack of
Arclibald; O'Uourke of Huzleton;
Walsh of Moscow: O'Donnell of Par
sons; lieu of Sugar Notch Polity and
Lynott of Jermyn; Dunn of Wilkes
Harre: Mollltt of South Scfifiitoii :
O'Mulley of Kingston; Coroner of For
est City: Carmody and McAndrews of
Scranton, und O'Buyle, Ireland. Tho
masters of ceremonies were: Messrs.
James Holmes of Carbondule, J. J.
ODuimel of Wllkes-Parre and Francis
J. Clurke of Dunmore. The remain
were folowed to the Avoca Catholic
cemetery by a long cortege. The pall
bearers were Messrs. J. F. Mitchell and
J. F. McLaughlin or Avoca; M. H. HIs
glns. James Hurlnett, P. H. Dutktii
and Dr. P. II. Kearny r Scranton. At
the gruve the Henedlctua wus sung by
Kev. M. F. Crane and several other
priest. Many persons were present front
a distance, among which were the fol
lowing: Misses Ella Crulg, Teresa Hut
tie. Lizzie Kuue. Mr. und Mrs. James
Filzpalrlck. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Uohun.
Mrs. William Hlgglus. Mrs. John Keat
ing, Mrs. J. M. Fay. Mr. nnd Mis. 10. J.
McDonnell. H. J. Conlail. Mrs. Blglun.
and Mrs. Mauley of Plttston; Mr. and
Mrs. llilbert, Air. and Mrs. Otlbert Cur
ry of Plains; William O'Mulley, Charloa
Macklu. Mr. Marley. Mrs. Martin Flah
erty, Mrs. Michael Foy, Mrs. Will Mc
Laughlin, Mrs. P. McLaughlin and Kd.
McLaughlin of Wllkes-Hurre; M. K.
Swift and John Column or Dunmore;
Mrs. Thomas MeCann, Mrs. John !lb
liey of Ashley; Mr. und Mrs. T. A. Hen
dricks of Jermyn; lion. J. J. o'Neil,
Michael Morun, T. V. Powderly. Jr., !.
I , Brown, T. F. I!ghes. James Holmes.
L. McCube and Keglna McCabe of Cur
boiidale, James Jordan of Olyphtint;
M. F. Corcoran, Mr. und Mrs. Oeury
Dills of Duryea; I. A. Phllbln, Jumesi
Muck. James Kearny of Arclibald; Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. MoAtidrewn. John Burke.
Kedmond Kouche, J. J. O'Hoyle, T. C.
Melvin. T. F. Walsh, H. J. McNully, J.
Al. Casey, M. P. Flynii. M. .1. Lynott.
W. P. Poland, John O'Hoyle. Dennis
Itoache, F. H. Brown, M. .1. Kelly. John
K. Kelley, John McC.owuli, Dr. O'Hura.
T. J. Kelley. Hon. J. E. Roache, T. V.
Cuiiimiugs. Dr. F. L. McUraw, P. H.
Ollgallan. James White, Enos Flynii.
Samuel McEachon, Professor A. P.
O lioyle. J. J. O'Mulley. T. H. Walsh,
Hon. H. E. AlcDouuld, J. J. Mughrun.
A. J. Howley. John F. Murphy. T. P.
Duffy, Airs. Thomas Lynott. Annie and
Agnes Lynott of Scranton Thomus Cur
ran. John AlcKown. Mrs. James Mu
loney, Mrs. Ashworth or Newport News,
Va.;' Mrs Breniiun and daughter. Miss
Kate Prennuu of Philadelphia.
Al. 11. Collins luis resigned his por
tion In connection with F. P. Devers
toiisoriul parlors and will In the near
future open u purlor in the Newlin
block.
Mrs. Thomas Lynott and daughter
Annie of Providence Were callers in
town yesterday.
Misses Agnes Lynott and Nellie Cum
miugs of Scranton spent the lust few
days with friends here.
AUCI1RA1.1).
A regular session of the school board
was held on .Monday ei alng. all mem
bers having been present except Messrs.
Toolln nnd O'Horo. The bond of ex
Treasurer O'Kourke was released nd
a numherof billsamountlng to JoOO, were
ordered paid. Prof. Martin, of Klm
hurst was allowed to explain to the
members the Lovett system of penman
ship. Messrs. AIcAmlrew and Myers
were appointed a committee to confer
with the Jermyn board in reference to
the Edgerton pupils at the Jermyn
schools.
Th 3 bovoughcouncllalsomet on Mon
day evening. President Jones presldi'd.
After approving of the puthmasters
time und several bills, the ordinance
providing for abandonment of the old
road up the mountain in th? First
ward, pass;'d final reading. There wan
some discussion as to the new license
ordinance and Purg'ss Hurke leportcd
that many transient niorchauts had
procured licenses. He was ordered to
see that all doing such business here
procure a llcens-. After directing no
tice to the Traction company to clear
ihe ditch beside the trick on South
Main street, the meeting adj.iuriied.
Among those from t i-.iii v.l.o attended
the funeral of the late H. ii. Cut ran. of
Avoca weie: Airs. Al. A, Foote. Mr. and
Mrsl Al. J. Kearney. Air. and Mrs. Pat
rick Kecgan. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Cur
ran. AIlss Delia Coyne. Airs. John J.
Brown and Messrs. Putrick AIcDon-
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Pills
sick headache. Jaundice, constipation, etc. 55c.
The only Pills to take With Hood's Ba naps rills.
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B&B&tfO!L1f PURE
r-.ell. John Kearney. James P. Alack,
A. J. Cawley and P. H. I'hllbin.
The Father Mathew society of this
place will run un excursion to Furview
on Wednesday next.
;,li-. John H. Lu:k. th vet ran look
keeper of the Forest Alining company
has lu-en again a gi-andfiuhtr, his
daughter, Mrs. John J. Samson liHVing
ilven b'rth to a son at Mr. Lack's cot
tage ul Hraili-y Beach. N. J. It is
hardly necessary to say that Ai'r. lu-k
is greatly delighted over this latest ad
dition to his household. The mother
and child are in li.
.ni. hurd Kielty. who bus been in Ire
laud during the post six v. . oks reluriic .:
yesterday ul'.ernoon.
II Al.l.STI-AI).
Miss Florer.iv Chi le.-ter is the guest
of friends In Klmiia.
The brick v.i.ik on the new school
hous on Franklin Mre.-t has bten com
menced. Herbert Sackett and Alis-i Lyula
(luge were united in marriage hist
Wednesday Hfterncun by Kev. Air. Em.
crick of C.mklin, N. Y.
A ."-year-old son of Frank Alay feli
out or a tree the first of the week and
broke mi arm.
The sad new was received In this
pluce last evening of the death of Post
master John A. Allllan?. which occur
red at a hospital In Philadelphia, wher
he was being treated for a throat
trouble. He was an cnteMU-ising, ener
getic business man. He was of a very
genial nature und was much lespected
and liked by all who knew him. be
sides a wife and three children, he Is
survived by an ugid father and muthu-,
one brother and a sister.
A MIUNHiHT TALK.
Burglars Were Mot Over-Scmpulou
but They Knew lieu to Quit.
From th Jury.
The hourmidnight. Pluce kitchen
in millionaire's house. The weather
cloudy, probably ruin.
"Tick! Tick! Tick!" This noise came
from the dollar alarm clock which the
hired girl, as usual, hud not taken to
her room for fear of getting alarmed.
"Saw! Saw! Suw!" This noise could
never be laid to a dollur clock; only
robbers would break the silence thusly
.with saws.
"Drop! Drop! Drop!" This noise Is
the lock dropping to the floor. The door
softly opened and two desperate vil
lains peer through the darkness, and
after striking a match and lighting the
gas. one of them softly hisses:
"The Job is did! Now for the gold!"
The other Is evidently of the same
mind, for he takes from beneath his
coat u lurge hug and a murderous-looking
stick, and beckoning to his pal,
they steal softly up Ihe back stairs
to break the millionaire his head or
his pocket book.
As It tukes some time to creep up the
millionaire's back stairs, we will leave
the villains creeping and see what Is
happening In the rich man's spacious
sleeping apartments, nnd w hy , lie
doesn't awuken to foil the robbers ut
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their game. Could you see Into this
room you would certainly bet a dollar
to a had apple that the man was
nslecp. but Ids wife's eyes are wide
open aa phe turns over, thumps him on
tlie funny bone and nay.:
"And i-o. Charli s. you refuse to buy
me a dlumor.d rn.cl.lace like Mrs. Jones
has'.'"
' Fur the millionth time. 1 do! Co to
u!ei p!" answered the rich man, opening
his eyes for a second to flare ut the
d iwn-trodden woman.
"You wretch!" she griped.
"Vuii Kttuunder r!" he lii-iwled.
"i'll gft a dlvoM-i !"
"The quicker ilja better!"
In the meantime the robbers, having
finished their creeping business, had
advanced tn the door of the room, and
as they paused on the thresbold they
overheard the words fclven above. Their
faces blanched their hands trembled,
and with a bound they lied tied from
that house as If idiot from a c-anmiii.
and never slopped a slop until-a mile
of siiveis lay between them und that
uiii-iibl ed residence.
These men could stab, shoot, rob,
murder but when it came to Kettin
mixed up In a family iiarrcl- excuse
tli-n.r
Spring House
HEART LAKE, SUSQ'A CO-
U. E. CROr UT, PROPRIETOR.
THIS HOUSE Is strictly temperance, is
new and well furnished and OPENED TO
THE PCUUC THIS YEAR ROUND, Is
located midway between Btnghamton ani
Scranton, on the Montrose and Lacka
wanna Railroad, six miles from D I, ft
W. R. R. at A I lord Station, and live miles
from Montrose; capacity eighty-live,
three minutes' walk from railroad station
House situated 100 feet from the lake,
wide veranda extends the entire length
of the house, which is 100 feet.
Row Boats, Fishing Tackle, Etc.
Free to (iuests.
Altitude about 2.000 feet, equalling In this
respect the Adirondack and Catsklll
Mountains.
Fine groves, plenty of shade and beautl.
fill scenery, making a Summer Resort un.
excelled In beauty and cheapness.
Dancing pavilion, swings, croqiit
grounds, etc. COLD SPRING WATER
AND PLENTY OP MILK.
Rstes $7 to $io Per Week. $1.50 Per Day.
Excursion tickets Bold at all stations on
D., L. ft W. lines.
Porter meets all trains.
BALDWIN'S
THE , BEST IN THE MARKET
"'A
GREAT VARIETY OF SIZES.
THE
INT S CONNELL CO.,
34 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
DUPONT'S
MINING, BLASTING AND SPORTING
l&nufactured t the Wapwallopen Mills,
Luzerne county, Pa., and at Wil
mington, Delaware.
HENRY BELIN, Jr.
General Agent for the Wyoming District
liS WVOMINO AVENUE. Scranton, Pa,
Third National Bank Building.
AOENC1KS:
THOS. FORD. Plttston. Pa.
JOHN B. SMITH & POX, Plymouth. Ta.
E. W. MULLIGAN, Wlikes-Ilarre, Pa.
Agents for the Kcpauno C'hcmictvl Com
(iiuv'a Hl;h Explosives.
eiuKH.ce mr thc Hi.kmt Mrote.t Atmraemt,
mT? CmTAR RH
i--.HAi.Kii win cure yrni.
wnnjprfnl boon to miirerw
from Colds, Sore Thrmtt
InlflPll.n. Rrnnrallli.
orilAt I'trVEK. Ant
innnrtiiatt rtlitf. An efllck'it.
In portmt.TMn'T to $ on fimt Inrtlrniion of mlif.
('ontlnnrd Iwi 1 rrects JPerainnenc Cnr.
SnOtffurUonmanntced or mofiry refunded. Prlre,
V . Trial if rro nt l)rna-!ts. Rmatrred mull.
JO cgou. M B. US11LI, sir., liira knit, ILch., D. 1. 1
.. ..... . CrCTBKll ATT'm
CA tnl T HfJL TI;o uim and esrrat remnly fir
mjM I nWU ail skin i!l!H,sca1K-snim. fch'ss'
ItlHMim. fUl nm. Hums. -nia. Wonderful tv
.irfurPILKIt. rrlce.Apte.tlruc-Dai '
"tjr hj luutl pre.'uxi. JtdilniiaiiiKiTp. OP !
For sale by MATTHEWS BROS, and
JOHN II. PHELPS. Scranton. Pa.
Complexion Preserve!!
DR. HEBRA'S
ReraoTCT FreeUet, Pimples.
Ltor . Males, Blacl-.haads;
r.barn aud Tea, and ro.
Li ores tba akin to its orliri-
nal frchneu, producing aJK
clear and heal thy cmt-iiJ
Dlciton. fnoerlor toallf ira
preparations and pcrf-ctly linrmlcKa, At all
irugist:,oriiiaUedic:SOvta, buud iur Cbeolai,
VIOLA SKIN SOAP u f!i-tf Uwwm" -
Ikis iirtMns aooe, suittM Tar tin Mlet. &od without a
riTSI b lk Minrrr. Ibakasr m mat ilillmnj. oa
nut. ulnnMii Prise 23 Cents.
G. C. BITTNER& CO., Toledo. O.
For Ml by MATTHEWS BROS, and
lOHN H. PHELPS, Scranton. Pa.
I AIR
IDH
POWDER
5
IC-OIQ.
SUMMER -
SALE OF
BEST VALUE EVER
Wo ofler this week n splendid assortment of goods at prices which defy
competition.. Pal torus all choice, but are those we w ill not carry into next
season. Kow is your opportunity to secure Uood Carpets at Low Price.
Tapcstrj Brussels, 5r, 51c and GOc a yard.
Were 0."ic Wc and S3c a j ard.
Ulvt'ts. ."( nnd !0c, Formerly 85c. and $1.10.
All Wool Ingrains reduced to 5lc from Oac and 70c.
Heavy Wool Figured Cotton Carpets, double cotton
chain warp. 2.1c and 3!)c; former price 33c and 40c.
Miiyma SJuirs. :iutiu hulii's, handsome designs and col
orings, t.t Tenner price $3.00,
Me liuve Just received a complete line of Genuine Gwalior Ruga, beau
tiful combination of color, latest styles, rieh Oriental effects, and in order to
introduce them will sell during the sale at $ 1. 5o. These Rugs are good value
for $2 o(l.
s. e. KERR
Opposite Main Entrance
to the Wyoming House
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO
SCRANTON AND WILKES-BARRC PA. Manufacturars of
Locomotives, Stationary Engines, Boilers,
KU1SIINUAKD PUMPING MACHINERY.
FREE SAMPLE
ffi
Clean, Quick, Elective, Saves Libsr.
Tor CleaniiiK und , Polishing
Gold, Silver, Silver. Plated Warn,
Ilrass, Nickel, etc., has no equal.
No Dirt, No Dust. Contain No
Acid, Bicycle and llarness Mount'
tags it will also clean and polish.
Samples Free.
FOOTE i SHEAR CO.,
119 WASHINGTON AVENUE
SIS;
What Sarah Bernhard ay.
HI
Cut out this ad. and
bring it with you. T.
THIS
If
Hore Lounffes than
If I P
we dispose of them no matter whether purchases
are for CASH OR CREDIT, or in any of our depart
ments.
REMEMBER.
OUR ODD AND END SALE CONTINUES
AND LOUNGES ARE FREE.
LACE CURTAINS AND PARLOR SUITS are
receiving-Special Attention this week.
t " MUST " SALE IN OUR
ESTABLISHED 1873.
IUIII11I
loll 5151
CLEARING
CARPETS
GIVEN IN SCRANTON.
, SON El CO.,
408 Lackawanna Avenue
General Office: SCRANTON. PA.
MIDSUMMER
Sterlins Silver Shirt Waist
Sets, worth (5c to $1; choice
lor 50c. Worth $1-2R to $1.75;
choice for $1.H).
Sterling Silver Belt Buckles,
wort It 3. S ), at 2. RO. Wort h
$2.R0, at $1.75.
C.losiiiK ()t all our Fine
China at about Half Price.
(icnuine Rogers' Triple
Plate Spoons, Forks and
Knives at reduced prices. En
graved free.
Tea Sets. Ice Pitchers, Cake
Baskets, etc., finest plate, new
styles, very low prices. At
our New Store,
130 WYOMING AVENUE.
THE
MOOSIG POWDER CO.,
ROOMS I AND 2, COiUTH B'L'O'O.
SCRANTON, PA.
MINING AND BUSTIBG
POWDER
11 A UK AT MOOSIC AND RU3H
UALU WOKK8.
LAFLIN A RAND POWDER CO'S
ORANGE GUN POWDER
Electric Butterlos, Elertrin Exploder, fur
pludtutf blasts, Safety r use, aud
Repauno Chemical Co. 's explosiVes.
F
o I
WEEK
we want this is the way
225,227 AND218
WYOMING AVENUr
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
IIS CLOSINGSAIiB
LOUNGES
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