THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING,
AUGUST 19, 1S9.
GARBONDALE.
flteadr will tlen not that aflvertls
tnt9, order for job work, and Horns for
.-bbnet!on left at tha establishment of
Shannon 4Jo., nwslaler. North Main
atrcet. will recalv prompt attention; (
c open from a. m. to 10 p. in.)
FIELD DAY DESIGNATED.
ouug Atlilcut from Kt-rnulou nnd
CurbuudiilK Will I'oiiipt'le.
S"it(inl)er Dtli 1ms bi'cn nflwlml as
the dny fur tlio meeting between Our
)iuluK' umlicmntuH itthlcti-H and nil
iiri'aii'jenn'iils for the event Imve lieen
Ht;tll-'U exeeiit uh to what persons will
r.-i'i-osent (lie rival dlle. This will be
lldej by trial later in nnil in tho
m.iUiu liile ninny yoimtf tiifii will K
im tho training; f-r the day.
The prizes wlili-h will le Riven to the
victors art; well worth winning and will
oiifsist inaiiil v ot liHiiilsoine Kold utid
silver uieiluls exiept in the relay rctee
wii.-?i a silk bunner will he Klveii ihe
wiimiiit; t-ani and il.-f. tele.l ly them
year thereafter.
Tin- following events will take plaee
li; the iMiurse of the day. l ine-halt' mile
bicycle race for boya under IS; one mile
I, i !. ruee. open to all; one hundred
yard dash, yard dash. 4H yard Uusli,
one mile relay raee, running brnml
.imiip, throwing the hammer, puttins
lf shot.
Physical T'li-eoior 'II off, of the Hi-ran-foii
Y-Jiinsr .Men's I'liiislimt assoi.-i.it ion,
has promised to have un entry for each
.-vent. Mr. HutT will also Kive ai ex
hibit ion of ole vuultliiK duiiliB the
an-i noun.
JUMPKD HIS BOARD BILL
I I iai l.ollas Hun I.HI lor IMrla
I iil.ixiuii--eiiily II00 .MiisiiiK.
J.XIlles Mi-Uiliuliull keeps a lioalliillff
lmu.se on t'loulon avenue and has sev
eral lioarders.Tliey number one less
than they did Monday, for one of them,
Thomas l-oi'tns, lias left for parts un
known, and now the landlord, as well
as most of the other hoarders are
mourning his departure pot for himself
hut for the hills he foi-Rot to pay, ami
the money belonging to his i-onipanions
whic-h went with him.
The amount of money whlrh Is miss
lug will amount to nearly $100. One of
the boarders, Adam lillenant. lost $.M,
while Mi lonous;h Is out $l-'.fi in easli
besides tile hoard hill. Various small
Hums of money were taken from sev
eral oilier hoarders. Michael Moral) is
Iiuw 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r K the mull.
i:vaut;i'lils lo Keiuaiii l.onuer.
The evai:!;i lislH, Mr. und Mis. Moore,
who have lieen dohii; sueli gmul work
til tile upper part of the city, have de
rided lo remain another week. I tm-tiiac
their slay here many converts have
been made and II is lio'd thai tie
number will be liii'Kl.v Increased tills
Week.
PERSONAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
Miss Klla Mulone. ol this illy, ami
Kva Moian. of lirooklyn, N. Y., are
VlsltiiiK at lloiiesdale.
Mrs. .1. II. Hri.e, id' Wilkes-Harre. Is
vlsitliis her I'lollicr, J. M. Kik, on North
Main street.
Mrs. 10. A. Wilcox, who litis been vis
iting in tills city for some time, returns
to her home In Nineveh, today.
Mis. Valentine Abrams, of l.yuhrok,
l.ontr Islaml, and Mrs. Kred Ahranis, of
Seiiintoii, are visiting at the home of
I'etcr I I' lniuii, on Helmont slri'et.
M iss Clant r.roiiHon, of Canan n si i-eet.
Is VlsltiiiK relatives and friends at
(ileat liaiiing, Mass.
Miss .Icitnle Doimlier. of Scrauton,
is the guest of Miss Mayirle Kerwin on
I'ike street,
Mrs. .1. K Nicholson was summoned
to Wilkes-1 turn yeslerduy by the lll
lieM of lief Sister. M t'S. .1. II. I lit IlllllCrle.
Miss Julia tierrity, of UundalT sheet,
Is visiting friend sin Susquehanna.
Miss ICdilh Phillips, of I'lymoulh, Is
the guest of Misses Teivsa and Uellu.
Jones, of South Verrace street.
Miss I'niniiicjijtui, of Pliilailclplila, Is
the guest ol' .ti?.s MaKKie TIioiiius at
tie- home of H. A. Ktlley. on llurkett
Ml eel.
Miss Mollie Jones, who has been a
Kllesl at Hie home ut 1 I. M. Jones for
I be- past week, has relumed to her
holm- in I'illsbiou.
.lames McMillan, who lies been In
Mamitoii. Colo., for his health, lian re
turned home.
Miss lioia M.lionounh, of Provi
dence, is Mailing friends in this city.
Mi. iwt I'nlwell. of Jersey City, is
First
I-cat aod all the tituu Hood's Sarsaparilia
has been advertised as a blood purilior.
Its great i-urob have beta acconiplished
through puritled blood - turesof scrofula,
aalt rheum, eczema, rheumatism, neural
gia, catarrh, nervousness, that tired ttel
Iuk. It cures wheu utUera (ail, because it
AD ways i
.Strikes t tbe root ol the disease and
eliminates every germ of impurity.
Thousands testify to absolute cures of
blood diseases by Hood's Harsaparilia,
although discouraged by the failure of
other medicines. Keinbuiber that
rHoodr
Sarsaparilla .
Is the tiest In tact the Une True Blood Purifier.
I n , it:n easy to buy. easy to take,
HOOU S PlllS wiy to operau. -Jtc.
ANNUAL CUT PRICE '
REMNANT SflLEJF CARPETS
Just read our price and compare them with
any and all ol the other attempts!
25c. Ingrain Carpets, Now 18c
35c. Ingrain Carpets, Now 25c
50c. Ingrain Carpets, Now 35c
65c Brussels Carpats, Now 39c
75c Brussels Carpets, Now 57c
95c Brussels Carpets, Now 75c
Also a quantity of Body Bru.el lengths
from a to ao yards In each piece at about one
ball price tv close.
J. SCOTT INCUS, Lack! Ave
Carpet, and Will Piper Dealer.
TERMk-Caih ea the Above (Joed. -
visiting her sister.- Mrs. f'eorge Kelley,
of Lincoln nvenue.
Mr. A. It. Jone. of Whyte City.
Alu.. mid Mrs. Kase, of L'rooklyn, f'-JL.,
are the guest of Mrs. (!. V. Suiiisotl,
on t'unuun street.
Mr. and Airs. H. A. Wheeler arc
siieudiii!; the week at the like House,
t'rystul Iikl-.
A. W. Levvsh y leaves today for u ten
days vacation in New York Btule.
I'nt i irk tVirdeii has returned from
Seranlou where he has been visiting
relatives.
John Mornn, of Kingston, has aeceit
ed a iiosiiiou in the iiiunihiuK depart
tnelit of Hell i lirotvn.
Miss Mary Walker, of riyniouth. Is
thi Kuest of Miss Lizzie Im iiI.iii on
lirooklyn street.
Mrs. K. A. Kohl.iiis and son, Mam ice.
are visiting in Hancock and Cudosia,
N. J.
Fred iruiiensteln left yesterday for
Stamford, t'onn., where he will spend
Ids vacation.
Thomas Kiti-lien, of I'hlladelohla, Is
Visitintf Mr. mid Mrs. A. O. l.oun.
Mr. and .Mrs. J. A. Murray and Mrs.
MeaKhor, of Brooklyn, N. V.. vAio have
lieen tlie guests of Mr. mid Mrs. O. V.
Kecne on l.ini.-iilii avenue, huvo re
turned home.
Miss ltridHet Killiullen. of Woodlawn
avenue, Is vlsitint; Mr. und Mrs. TIioiiiuh
Uitrku, of iin onia. N. X,
Miss Nelile (Jaiiiuer, of Scrauton. Is
tho fruest of Miss Kniina Wills, of for
ler avenue.
Miss Xelile luiKKun. if I'rovidence. Is
visillntr Mtss Klla llarte, of InindalT
stleet.
ioKFST:n v.
fter iii-Kotialiiir for some lime H.
('. .lolius, J. M. I'uiiulutthaiu. lilakesl.-e
Smith. .1. It. Kiidd und W. II. Ili-
Slns liuve secured from II. v. Hrown
his rierht ol' way tliroiiKh the lciot ul
ley thoroiiKlifai-i'. At present It Is
used hy nearly all pcdestriiins.nlthniiKli
the rickety flights of tdalrvvays niuke
it dangerous to a slraliK'i- ut niuhl.
II Is the shortest route lo the Kile sta
tion from Main street und when in:ide
a. street will be a benelit to the town
traveling public, and VIII greatly in
crease the price of properly in that
vicinity.
A yoiiiit; man from Ulclinnmilale by
the name of Wut rous who hus con
siderable in i Hi in his ability us u
wrestler, met his Waterloo" in this
placo Saturday evening. He came
here with the intention to prove bis
ability, mid u match was arranged
Willi u young man by the mime of Kal -Ion.
The principals and I heir friends
retired to the ball alley in the rear of
th Forest House w here the boiil took
plate. It was the best two in thre
fulls, catch-us-eulch-can. The Hist
fall was won by Fa I Ion in one minute.
and the s ml fall he won In thirty
seconds, thus ending for Ihe time Wat
rous' aspliatioiis hi that line. Kalloii
surprised his friends and also made his
opponent think Unit he had run against
a whirlwind.
A well ut tended social was given lust
evening at the home of Oanlel Killun
on lielaware street by the young peo
ple of the liaiillst church. Home need
ed repairs are being iniule In the lec
ture room of the church, und the exter
ior of the edifice has also been given a
rout of paint. Tile proceeds of the so
cial were towards defraying the ex
pense. .Miss May Maxey, of I'.ozcman. Mont.,
after a four weeks' visit with relatives
in this place, returned to Scrauton to
day, ruiof to leaving for Huston In u
few days.
(ieolge tifeell, of Washington, .. C,
was registered at Hie l-'leining houst
yesterday.
S. S. Doolitlle, of Deposit, N. Y., was
a visitor in town yemerdiiy.
Among the Scrautonians in town yes
terday were: .1. A. Wat res, T. .1. Kel
ley. I . K. Neeld, T. S. Hutting, t'aptaln
Slokes and H. L. Hulling-.
The local branch of the Women's
I'hristiau Tenifierance union will -hold
a special meeting on Thursday after
noon of tills Week for llle purpose l.f
electing otlii ers for the coming year.
In the shoe
tt visitor In
1' ACTOR V VIM. V..
Miss Vi-fiiiccs Lewis is visiting friends
at Seruutoii and Peckvllle.
Mrs. liivenbiirg spent Sunday til
a ei ly.
Ira Hardie r Is lurking
or '. It. liliss this Week.
Mis. 'harks t'lark is
ton n.
Mr. Wareii and family are visiting
I'lli-iids at riiiiiinlale.
Alice Hunt und Nellie Wolf nre
spending U few Weeks ill SuSillellUlllia
county.
Tile many friends of "Ketn" will be
glad to learn that utter being conllued
lo his bed Willi serious Illness for n
wvck, effects from heat prostration, he
Is on his feet again and slowly recover
ing. 1'ii'fessor Kasset ami family, who
have been spending I he summer at
.Melioopmiy, have returned home.
Charles limit and I', li. Ullss nnd
family went to lb-art Luke Monday, to
spe. nil a few Weeks.
..'nines Itowd. Sherry Tuylor, Percy
Taylor. J.ihu 'iinwel and l!oy Kem
nieier aie cinooing at Lake Sheridan.
Mrs. LunuslalV is suti'eriug fn.ni an
a. lack of malaria.
Tin- lnli.-s" I'inle und !. A. Tl. ex
pert to ai tend the seven county re
union of veterans ut Mountain Park on
Friday.
OI.Y1MIANT.
I'larencp, the Infant son of Mr. und
Mrs. .lames .1. ('unimiiig, of l.a.ka
wunna street, died ut S o'clock last
evening alter un Illness of short dura
tion. Tile funeral will take place ml
Thursday afternoon ut " o'clock. In-t.-rtiK
nt will be made in the Catholic
Cemetery.
The tioroii!;li council nltempted to
meet last evening but without success.
At S o'clock Mr. Schubmehl called tln
toll und six members were present nnd
six were absent. The Cumin faction
were absent. There being no ipioruni
present President uvis adjourned the
meeting.
Miss Alice- I'ntten entertained about
fifty of her. friends at her home on
Delaware avenue last evening In honor
of her guest. H8 Davis, of West
Scranton.
Michael Tlevers. n Ind nbotit fourteen
years of age, was seriously injured by
falling off a trestle on a branch mud of
the Delaware nnd Hudson railroad
near Murshwood. on Monday after
noon. He fell a distunre nf twelve feet
Into a pile of debris. The boy was ren
dered unconscious hy the full for sev
eral hours, but at this writing Is greatly
Improved.
If the Baby Is t utting Teeth.
Mrs. WlnBlow Soothing Pvrnn hm
bren used for over .fit ty Years by Mil
liens or Mothers for tUelr Children
while Teething, witii Perfect Success,
tt Soothes the Child, Softens the Gums.
Allays all Pain; Cures Wind Coilo and
Is the beet remedy for Diarrhoea, Sold
by Druggists in every part of the world.
Be sure and ask tor "Mrs. Wlnslow's
Soothing Bjrrup," and talc no other
kind. Twenty-flve canto bottle.
MOTHERS MUST GUIDE.
Should Watch tba Physical Oa-
velopmout of Their Daughter a.
Information They atiould 1'uruUh at the
Proper Tiuie-Kauwledge by Which
Kafleriuf May Be Avoided
Kvery mother possesses luformation
of vital value to her vounir dauirhter.
When the girl's thought become
Blug-gisli, with
lieadauhe, dizzi
iim:. mill A dis
l i l ziwi m m r w
Vi lIP m M J
sleep,
paius ia
back and
lower
limbs,
eyes
dim,
desire
fur Bulitude.
and a dialike to
the Booiety of ' 'v .
children: wlien she is'
a ruysterv to herself und frieuds. then,
her mother should uome to her aid.
I.vdia H. Pinkliaiu's Vegetable Com
pound will, at this time, prepare the
system for the coming change. Se
that she has it, aud Mrs. Kinkhum. at
Lyun, .Mass., will t-heerfully answer
any letters where information is de
sired. Thousands of womeu owe their
health to her aud the Vegetable Com
pound, aud mothers are constantly
applying to her for advice regarding
their daughters.
MONTROSE.
Kx -Congressman Jordan, of Tank
bannock, Wyoming county, was in
Montrose yesterday. In speaking of
the s-it lialhin ut TunUiunnock and the
legion contiguous, he suid: "I know
of two Republicans in (lie borough of
Tiliikhaniiock who are avowedly for
free silver. The funnels, however, are
solid for MvKinley, they are not im
bued Willi the idea that a free coinage
of silver means money in their pockets
but are intelligent enough to see the
fallacy ol such chimerical argument.
They- Meei'u to realize the fuel that free
silver meuus ruin and are not back
ward n limit saying so on till occasions,
They uppreciute the fact that the pres
ent liurd limes were caused by the sil
ver si-are and the Wilson hill."
Among those registered ut the Tar-
hell iHiiise are: 1). E. lray, V. W. Vu
Witt. II. C. Hrevost, James W. Piatt
und C A. Little, Timkhannoek; L. U.
Vim Warmer. Dunmore; Mrs. J. 1..
IH.iir ami Miss Lydiu Kolau, West
I'lttston: Then. Streeter. Tillikhaunock
I(hv. Father H. ,1. Lafferty und relu
live of I'liiluilelphiu; und K. VV. Love
lace, of lliiighamton.
Vestetilay Judge Searle sentenced
Amy Carpenter to pay a line of m.im
und undergo a sentence of sixty days
in III.' c.iiinly jail for an assault and
batte-ry noun the person of Lavluu
Tm-ker, daughter of Mr. Pussinore of
Caihoiolale.
Hon. ilalnslia A. fliow Is expected to
iiiili -s.s a Republican muss meeting in
the near future.
ikiny .Moiitroseites liave signified
I heir intention of uttending the H.-pub
1'u aii nieellnt; at New Milford on Thurs
day night.
TAYLOR.
IM.-liar.l Ciiuiiiugs, u promlueiit limn
if this town, and Miss Mui la Mahady,
an esti inutile young lady of At'clibuld,
were united in murriuge yesti-rday
morning at the latter place. A large
number of the groom's friends from
here attended the Wedding.
The residents of the borough are anx
ious to hear the Anthracite illee club,
und its the club is comnosed of some
Very line voices, they should treat the
po.de with an excellent open air con
cert. We suggest agulu that the baud
stand lie hemoved to u more desirable
locality before the concert takes place.
Miss Kate Youngblood, of Trucksvlllo.
is spe-nUiiig her vucatlon with her ciios
iu, Al iss Tlllie Wehcr. un Main street.
The- lied Men, headed by the I'nion
band. tui'dded the principal streets
Monday evening. The braves were
dressed In nil kinds of costumes of the
oriKltiul wairiuis und created a great
deul of amusement lor the children, who
followed them.
Alunuger Watkins. of the Taylor Fteds.
has ordered new uniforms for the team,
from A'. (1. Spuuldlng, of New York.
They are expected tu arrive tills week.
AKCIIRAI.I).
Miss Mary Mahady. of Uallroad
street, was married at H o'clock os-
teribiy miirnitig to Richard Crimmins,
of Tuylor. The ceremony was per
formed in St.. Thomas' church by the
rector, Itev. T. .1. Couierford. The bride
was uttemled by her cousin. Miss Katie
CruiK. of this place, and the groom by
John Moore, of Taylor. Kolli bride und
bridesmaid were charmingly dressed in
brocaded corded cloth beuulifully trim
med. A reception was held ut the home
of tin' bride's mother, and after break
fust the Wi-ibled couple left for u lour
whicli will Include u visit lo I'liiluilel
phiu und Atlantic Cily. Mrs. f riiiimliis
Is u young lady who has lived here
since infancy, und is known and es
teemed hy a large circle of friends.
Her Iinsliand is ulsosuid to be an estlin
ulile Keiitleman.
Kilxene DuiTy. of Laurel street, was
severely hurt yesterday moiniiig by a
piece- if rock which fell on him while
lie wutt loading a car in the HelawaVe
& Hudson mine. His injuries are not
considered dangerous.
Miss Nellie Clark, of Ilonesdale, Is
visiting: relatives here.
James 1'. Kearney, of Railroad street,
was in Scrauton yesterday.
Candy foaled Naranpnrilln.
UH. DKTCIIONS " 1TALI7.INO
SAKSAPAU1LLA PILLS" nre candy
coated and delightful to take. Com
bined with the Sarsaparilla are other
extremely valuable blood and nerve
remedies which render these Pills the
greatest blood puriller and blond maker
as well nx the most powerful nerve
builder known. They me a wonderous
eour'e for Anaemia and all Hloud Dis
ease. Nervous Diseases. Paralysis. In
digestion. Loss of Appetite, all Female
Weaknesses and Irreguluritles, Pale
and Halkm- Complexion, Physical and
Mental Weakness, Early Decay, Failing
Health, etc.. etc. Price 60 cents and
$1.00. Sold by Carl Loreuz.. druggist,
418 Lackawanna avenue, Berantom.
ADDED TO REPUBLICAN RANKS. v
t'raaktort lluilr Capital 4 oailele
Hrgearralioa by tiuld.
Krunkfort. Ky., Aug. IS. The Dally
Capital, for many yeurs the official state
organ, and ait adjunct of the Couricr
Journal, will today come out as a
straight licpublicaii paper. The pu-r
has i-e-eiitly repudiated the Chicugo
ticket und platform, und advocated a
gold standard Democratic convention.
A change also occurs in the manage
ment of the paper. Assistant. Ailjtitant
lenerul 'Walter Forester becoming edi
tor In rhler, and Ftvd H. Roberts, pri
vate secretary to (Jovernor Kradley, as
sociate editor. Colonel Samuel Sayre,
the veteran business manager, will be
retained in thut capacity.
JUMPED FROM A BRIDGE.
Mrs. llopkiu (dad That She Did Not
Drown Herself.
Washington, Aug. IS. Myris V. Hop
kins, aged fi.'t years, utempted to commit
suicide yeslerduy by Jumping from the
railing of the Aqueduct, a distance of
fly feet, Into the Potomac River, which
at tills place has a depth of thirty feet.
Strange tu say lie was not apparently
injured in the slightest, and now is
pleased at subordinate an escape from
death.
She was rescued by some persons who
were in buthlug. Imaginary trouble
Is the cuuse usslgned for the act. The
woman has been for a lung time u clerk
in tlie treasury itepiirtment, und Is a
widow.
SHOT HIS WIFE AND CHILD.
Jcaloioy Prompts u rtiivugonii to
Com in it Hinder.
Chicago, Aug. IS. In a lit of jealousy
Chui les Nelson shot aiol almost instant
ly killed his wife in their home.
No. HIS Northwestern avenue. Alter
sending two bullets into the woman's
left breast the murderer turned upon
their three-year-old daughter and tired
a shot at her head. The bullet struck
the child on the right side of the temple,
but glanced olf, inflicting but u slight
wound.
The little girl was stunned, however,
and fell to the tioor, while Nelson sup
posing ghe, too, was dead ran from the
house. He wus arrested a few min
utes later.
The Best (boks
PrepafootlwitH
thebe'1Ehebest
A I aa flak amsWsVaf MB ssl afC
diiuriciiiiis.
TlM Cuttolrae trad marks an "ftufototw" aa4
tutr't htmd roMon-p fioa wtath oo avcrr tta,
THI N. K. PAIKBAMK COMPANY,
Cklcat o, .! lark, Pkilaatlphla, Plttikir.
WILLIAM S- MILLAR,
Alderman 8th Ward, Scranton
ROOMS 4 AND 5
OAS AND WATKR CO. BUILUIN0,
mm WYOMING AVE. AND CENTER ST.
fn. (1 hour Intermission for dmiisr anii
sutipsr.)
Partlculilr Attnllan Oi.n t.i i:.ill..l,in..
Prompt Sittlement Guaranteed. Vour Bust.
nl U Respectfully SllclU4. Teltphsnt 1 34.
PROSPERITY
Vi ADVERSITY
Prosperity in 3'our case will
triumph wheu your expenses
are less than your income. We
can lessen your expenses.
WE CAN GIVE YOU
A SUIT FOR $20.00
Which would cost you else
where from $25 to $30, If
these prices are above your
means, we will make you a
suit for $15 that will sur
prise you.
. J.
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Wyoming; Av.
F.40THINGH3M BUILDING.
DUPONTS
MINING. BLASTING AND SPORTING
POWDER
(an tl far tared at the Wap wallop n Mills,
Luzerne county, Pa., and at Wil
mington, Delawars.
HENRY BELIN, Jr.
Qaneral Agent for tha Wyoming District
IIS WVOMINQ AVtNliH, Scrantun, Pa.
Third National Bank Building.
AflENClB.'S:
TH03. FORD. Httston, Fa.
JOHN B. SMITH SON. fly mouth. Pa.
E. W. MULLIGAN. likes-Barre. P.
Ah'ont for tha Iiiuuno Oiiemicn) t'ooi
ay's High Explosives.
ON THE LINE OF THE
CANADIAN PACIFIC R'Y
re located tha finest Ashing and hunting
groundx in the world. Dem-rlptive books
on apiilli:utlon. TU-kots to all points in
Maine, Canada and Murltlma Provinces,
Minneapolb, St. Paul, Canadian and
United Rtates Northwest, Vanvouver,
Seattle, Ta. oma, Portland, Ore., San
Francisco.
First-Class Sleeping and Dining Cars
attached to all Mil-ought trains. Tourist
cars fully tilted with bedding, curtains
and specially adapted to wants of families
may be hud with second-t-lajis tickets.
Rates alwuys less than via other lines.
For further information, time tables, etc,
on application to
E. V. SKINNER, G. E. A.,
333 Broadway, New York.
THE IDbAL AMERICAN "B
NOKTHF.RN STEAMSHIP C( M AN V.
The Superbly Appointed and Comniodions
Sfel SteBinsliipi.
NORIHWI-ST AND NORTHLAND,
American tltrouffh and fhrmwh.
leuve Buffalo I udaT suit Friday 0.311 p m.
fur Cleveland. Detrult. Mackinaw Tha s..
Duluth, and Wentern Points, passing all
fnai-esoi interest uy uuyugui. jncuuaectloa
wuu
I HE UKbAT NORTHERN RAILWAY,
it forms the Diost dirent roitta. and from av.
ery point of comparison, the uiuet delightful
111111 eonuorint'i) one in .n inncapolla, ut. Paul,
Ureat Fulls. Helena. Rutte. Srx.lc.ua and Pa.
citio coast. The onlv traovi-untinental line
running the fatuous buffet, library, observe
mm car.
New 07 hour tra'n for Portland via SiuiLiiul
HOTEL LAPAVETTB, Lake Allnnetonka.
Is miles from Minneapulif, largest and must
beantlul renori in the west.
'1 ickets aud any information of any agent or
a. a. iiLAiio, uunerai 1'asseuger agent.
Diiuaio, n. 1 .
Good Shoes
AT CHEAP PRICES.
Men's Haud-SeweJ Calf Shoes, you pay all over
town $3 for them; Our Price Only '$1.69.
Men's Dress Shoes, congress and lace, all toes
and sizes, 8Jc.
Meti's Russet Shoes, sizes 6 to 1 1, SMc.
Ladies' Fine Shoes, worth .oo to $4.00,
Special Price Today, $2.00
Ladies' Dongola Shoes, 75c; sizes 2 to .S.
Ladies' Oxfords, worth $1:00, for 50c.
A few pair Ladies' Patent Leather, Spring Heel
Strap Sandals at 59c.
II
m Mil
Misses' Russet Shoes, 50c.
Misses' Fiue Dongola Shoes, 69c.
Misses' Fine Shoes reduced to 89c.
Youths' Shoes, 69c. Boys' Shoes, 88c.
Child's Shoes, wedge heel, sizes 5 to !S, 43c.
Ladies' Grain Slippers, 35c.
CT5SrThe above are onlv n fipw of mtr Crmt I'.imi!no
Call and examine our goods before buying elsewhere, and
you will surely save money by it. No trouble to show goods.
MVER .'. DAVIDOW
307 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
ONE PRICE TO ALL.
CLEARANCE SALE
LACE CURTAINS
We have several small luU of Lace Curtains, two and three pairs ef ay
pattern, which we desire to close out We want their room. Yen want Um
'joods. This is a rare chance to secure choice designs at your ova prke 1
Aluslin
Curtains
Three yards
. io pairs ut
10 pairs at
Nottingham
20 pairs at
10 pairs at
to pairs at
trish
Point
i pahs at
4 pairs at
5 pairs ut
3 pairs ut
Inn;, full width.
9.i(' were $1.50
$1.23, were 1.75
50l', were 75c
75c, were jii.ou
$1.25, were 150
$l..)0, were $25
2.00, were 3.00
3.00, were 4.50
3.5t), were 5.00
Special
Prices
On our entire stock of BRUSSELS,
. CLASSY, TAMBOUR, Etc
Summer
Curtains
Snow flakes, silk stripe aal CRS
TONNE from 1.50 to ft.aj per
pair.
Sash
flaterials
by the yard. Foil Une or Nflral
. ties.
S. G. KERR, SON & CO.,
AOB Lackawanna Avenue
ON THE SQUARE.
SQUARE EDGED I
SQUARE BUTTED LOMBER,
SQUARE BUNCHED 4-FOOT LATH.
SI
UARE nEAUNG TO
UARE UEALERS.
RICHARDS LUMBER CO.,
02 C0MM0NWE1LTH BUILDING. 'PHONE 422.
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURINGCO
8CRANTON AND WILKE8-BARRC, PA, Manufacturer of
Locomotives, Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING AKD PUCIPING MACHINERY.
Qeacral Office SCRANTON.PA.
btteinwav a son's , .
Ackaawledgtil tha Uadlag
PIANOS
DECKER BROS.,
KRANICHB BACHB and othwa.
Of tk Wari4
ORGANS
Musical Instruments,
Musical Merchandise,
Sheet Music and
Music Books.
urchaxrf will alwaya find a ctmpWtt
atwk aad at prices aa law a tha quaW
My f tb faatrumant will permit at
N. fl. HULBERT'S
nusic STORE,
117 Wyoming Avt. Scranton
MIDSUMMER
KING SALE
Sterling Silver SlWrt Waist
Sets, worth 65c to $1; choice
for 50c Worth $1.25 to $1.75;
choica for $1.00.
Sterling Silver Belt Buckles,
worth 3.6(), ut $2.50. Worth
$2.50, at $1.75.
Closing Out all our Fine
China at about Half Price.
Genuine 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
DotVt
Put
The
Paper
Down
Until
YouVe
Read
Our
Ad.
At prices old Spring goods are selling
for. This stock was selected in May
and June, before prices were advanced,
and before the demand from dealers
purchasing for autumn sales had
strengthened the market.
RADfiAIMQ
TO EXCHANGE. I Were made that enables
, make pnces for this
$100 worth of good ; . , , ,
Furniture and Carpets ; special sale that must be
for $75u It's like find- 1 advanced at least 35 per
ing $2S eveiy time you ;
invest $75. I cent- for the reSUlar Fal1
wt..,fj Trade.
CLOTHING
1
IN OUR
CLOTHING
DEPARTMENT.
Half Wool Carpets, 35c
Ingrain Carpets, 20c
and Other Grades,
Tapestry Brussels, 45c
and Other Grades.
1
225, 227 AND 218 WYOMING AVENUE.