THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1896,
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OARBONDALE.
f Renrter will please not tTittt avert!
fnnts. order for Job work, nnd Items for
publication left at the wtabllshment of
Shannon A Co . newsdealers. North Mala
street, will receive prompt attention; of
(ice oiien trim t a. m. to 10 p. in.
RIOT AT A CHRISTENING.
One Mud Is Niiuly Killed uud Others
Are Injured.
A rhrlslwihiB va held near Simpson
piin,l;iy whk'h emli-d In a Kiand
liuiu-h hisliiiR until yesterday iimrnlnK.
Tin- (leliuih li was only ended by several
if the IwrtieipiilitH disntiietlnK ainunR
tlieiuai IveH and then inoceedlns to
wipe oat their Rrlevpures with liluotl.
All present Joined in the fracas, and
all kinds of weapons were used. t-luls,
axes, xtniie, feme rails, und in fait
Hiiythlns which would do Injury In
some manner.
John Crozuli wielded a heavy -ln1
and ib.'t he did It Willi evil intent is
Mhown by the condition ot Andrew
Coiiitnick. (Viinnilck was hit a terri
ble blow on the liead and fell senseless.
This only added tire to the nnsor of the
furious Huns who went at It with re
newed fury. In the meanwhile .Alder
man ibnii had been not i lied and lie,
wilh wevernl other men, rushed to the
spot. The forelKii clement in th flRht
were by this lime irettin;? ennUKh und
tbey Hi .1 soon after tile alderman's par
ly nit in its appearance. They were
imrsiied and two eaptiiieil. With the
O'slslrini of Constable JleHley two
olli.-rs were captuiecl, anion;; them be
lli!,' Joseph .lira a ho has just served a
three years' sentence for causing a riot.
CoiTindek was the onlv man injured to
any extent, but his Injuries ale iseveie.
lie Is slill uneonsi io'is and spils blood,
and lie liny 1 i at any moment.
INJt'KED ON THE WEST SIM:.
I.iltlc llnuli .cicn Fall Into the
Deep Cat e. in.
A little boy named Hugh Nelson wnr
bnilly Injured on the West Side by
falliiiK lino tlie ib'en hole caused by
tlie ground falling iu'o tin mines. The
loy with several companions was
viandlim' about the place where several
foreigners enme u:. Tlie boys at once
commenced to annoy them and Dually
beiran to throw stones. Tlie foreimiers
becatne enraged and dr'v ruvolvcrs.
In the efforts of the boys to escape,
youns Nelsen fell into the hole which
at that point is twenty-live deep, the
bottom belnir covered with JaRKed
rocks. He was knocked insensible by
the fall and lay for nearly an hour un
conscious. He was then rescued and onrrb'd
home. He Is covered Willi bruises and
his leir is badly Injured, but it is con
sidered to be Very fortunate that lie
escaped so easily.
CAUGHT IN AN ELEVATOR.
A Voting .13 a 11 Narrowly IXcapcs uilh
iiis Lite.
.Tames Swift, of the I'ioneer lautidiy.
Is a wiser man today. At least lo
ll allied one 'tiling yesterday, and that
Is that it is exe. eciincly dangerous to
Ret out of an elevator while it is in
Ii:oti.,u.
Vest -nlay Swift had occasion to use
tlie elcvuloe and was evidently not
umm! to such concerns, for he started
it ery quickly. The elevator Is pro
vided with appliances for sueli cases,
and brought It to a stop, frightening
Swift so that he tried to Ket out. Ill
some manner lie eaimht bis head ami
f"f a moment those who saw the oc
currence shut their eyes. Fortunately
the elevator he k a a t descend and the
yotiiiK man's head was released. Ills
woUP'.si were dro-sod by I r. Kverctt.
wlio found that the nose was broken
ami a larre on the head.
ma cave-in.
I.Hi;
Area el 41 round Sinks Neiuly
i hitly I t i t.
Tile lii ml near the fall house mi the
West Side. Is lull of cave-Ins but the
iaie.est which has been set,: in this ciiy
for seme time occurred Saturday niebt.
It was Very fortunate thai the Occi
dent oc, uricd w hen it ilid or otliei iso
there would have been ninny miner
ki'led. At pre: eiit It is ery easy to hear
the workmen below and sometimes
ncike out what they are snyli'K.
The cave-in is about thirty feet b.nir
mid twenty I'-it wide. It is very deep
s tin ('round has sunk nearly thirty
f-ct. WlJl'k hi'! tin! Ileell slopjleil us it
v. i'l effect only tic i handlers Imiiicd
l;:iey ev tlie fall.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Francis II. C'raKo and Ttaloli liau
klliM. ol' Aldeiivllle, I'm.. were tlie
V.ui sts of .Mr. and Mr. II. '. ill
ma'tii at the home of !eori;e lliif;'.ies
on Wayne street yesterday..
.Mr.i. Henry !'.. .Ionian. ,, Scrnntmi. in
I" ini; entertained at the home of her
1 rollier, .Mr. Autliony Horaii of f ill
biook tlrcct.
Miss Lilliun I.iarke. of AI-'diMil" und
Mr. A. i'atiiUge, of (Tlntoii, Wync
Like hillousncsi. dyspepsia, lieadaelio, cotistl
jution. sour stoiiiacli. indigestion are promptly
cutui i- llouil'-j fills. They do their work
easily and thoroughly.
Best after dinner pill.
V!. cents. All ihiniuists.
PiBIs
l'lt-pnred by (.'. I. Uuud & Co., Lowoll. Mas.
The onlv l'iil to take with Howl's Sursuparillu.
ANNUAL CUT PRICE
REiafiANT SALE OF CARPETS
Just read our prlctn and compare them with
any and all ol the other attempt):
25c. Ingrain Carpels, Now 13s
35c. Ingrain Carpals, Now 25a
50c Ingrain Carpets, New 35c
65c. Brussels Carpats, Now 39c
75c. Brussels Carpets, Now 57c
85c. Brussc's Carpets, Now 75c
Ainu a quantity of Hody Brucsel lengths
frum a to 20 yards in each piece at about one
halt price to close.
Urpeu and Wall Pipar Dealer.
' TERMS Cash on the Above Goods.
Lever ills
county, silent Sunday with Sir. and
Mrs. Kalph 3ilea. of Brook street.
Henry Wrtinls ut one time employed
In II. H. Jailw Ill's draff Ktore left for
New York Saturday when- he will take
a course in the college ot pharmacy.
Howell I'biniiey of Chicaso. passed
throiieh town yesierday on his way to
Dim. lull where be will visit relatives.
Air. Heese Lewis, of. Nalitieoke, who
has been visiting her lister, Mrs. John
J. Ileese. of South Main street, liua re
tinmd home.
Misses Mary Haley. Itose I.oftus and
Nellie Minilcy have returned from West
Urookville, N. Y., where they have
spent a portion of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Joyce and
Mr. and .Mrs. John James drove to
Lake Ariel Sunday where they spent
the day.
.Miss Alary A. liiirke Is the guest
ot her cousin, Miss Sallie Spellman of
lloncsdale.
K. U Varrinuton left last cvenins
for New York. Huston and other cities.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson have
returned from a visit wilh friends in
llonesilale.
Miss l,izi:li uic PnimuKh. of 1'ike
street. Is cntei'iaining Miss ruce
Hoi man. of New York city.
Mrs. Nancy Have Is visiting friends
In Clifford.
Mrs. WilPam Johnson Is visiting 1"
Albany.
Mrs. John Harvey nnd daughter, of
Avoca, and Miss Mamie Dougherty of
I'ltt.-ton. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
James Mc Halo, of the South Side.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fredericl and
daughter .laney, of (.larlield avenue,
spent Sunday with friends in Clifford.
tieorge James is rusticating at Lanes
born. Mrs. T.evl Sclioottvor and daughter
Angle, v.lin have I teen the guests of
friends in this city, returned to their
home in lFonesilale Saturday.
.1. S. Miller, of llonesilale. wan In
town yesterday visiting his brothei.
li. r Miller, who is ill.
1!. I' I 'any. of Tu race Ft 1 1, re
turned home Sunday from a trip which
Included Toronto. Niagara Kalis. ISuf
falo and lloincllsville.
Miss Minnie Mohrs eulertainei! a
nun. I r ol In r friends nt her homo on
I'ark mi reel last evening In honor of
.Miss Kalkiiiaii, of llonesilale, who Is
her guest.
Mrs. Smith nnd son and daughter, nf
1'liiladelphia. nre guests at the home
of .Mr. C. K. Hcttew on John street.
Dr. and Mrs. A. F. Hillis and son
l'oderlck. ami Misses May TSoylo, of
New Milloni and Mary r.tidgett visit,
ed the Krlo shaft yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Sidney Colwell, of Seventh ave
nue, is III.
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TAYLOR.
Tlie funeral of the lale Walter Wil
liams, who'ie dentli occurred on Sat
urday last, took place yesterday from
his late home in Hid Forge, uud was
largely attended, lie was a member of
tlie I'.iniiletn Division, Sons of Tem
perance, l'yne Keg fund, and the Tribe
of 1,'i-d Men of Plymouth. Interment
was made in I'lyiiioutli.
l'i'ide of Lackawanna lodge. No. IS.
of tills place, will meet this evening,
when thev will elect officers.
John I'ugh, who was injured nt the
Archbalil mines last week, has been
taken to tin Moses Taylor hospital.
Any Items given to the Tribune car
rier will be gladly received by our Tay
lor correspondent.
The Lackawanna Valley council. No.
S, Junior order I'nited American Me
chanics will have a smoker Thursday
evening at l heir regular session.
Illckaby und Dove played all Inter
esting gallic of alley ball against Mc
Cowuil and Moloney of I'rovlileiice on
if Ma I ley's court Saturday afternoon
for a purse nf $.".. The game was well
played. It was close aud Interesting
until near tin end when Hlekaby and
Dove made a sprint and won by a
scute of Jl tn ::l. Holh sidrs had many
admirers, anil a large amount of money
i 'huuged hands on I lie result of the
game.
on Saturday afb rneon a shooting
match took place in the vicinity of
the Aivlihald mines which was Very
Interesting. Tlie score wart as follow s:
'f Iioiik.s .loin s
.Mini i "alio rbiiry
Men Kei n
b.ivl.l II. Davis .
Will FiMi
tieorge .lalln s
I la kid .ll.lles
Wllil. mi Launder
Jiitin Junes
..1111 1-S
.. n I) 1 I 1-3
..111 1 t
.. a I I 1 1-1
,i I n H
, . ii a i) ii I
.. 1 a i I 13
..II 1 II II 12
.. 0 U II 1 1-J
DI4.kYII.Ll:
The Yoilior I'eopl.'s society of the
Methodist lOiiiueopal cliiiirh will hold
an ii ecieam social In t he church par
lors tomorrow evening,
Air. und Mrs. Williai-i Wariie I'pelit
Sli.el'.j at Fi'ei lanil.
le i ti in coiniiiimii at imi of Orienial
lodge. Free and Accepted Mason.,, will
be hold this cvetiiiir.
Lev. Aiilralng Azhderiali. an Armen-
i.in. tt'li copied the Methodist Mpis-
copul pulpit last Sunday nioining. will
by sneeial roiiesl fcive a I'l lecture
III tie above iimiiiciI church next Friday
ivciiiinr on Mie a. us nnil comIupics of
bis country. A sih :- oft l ing w ill be
lalo'ii nil at t b- d or.
Mrs. .builiii and .Ms. William Wnl
kei. of I'lains . ille. siient Sunday Willi
friends in town.
The Keystone iiiailetle of Ibis place
Were in nltciidniicc HI Hie special exer
cises at ihe I'resbyleriaii church last
Sunday evening.
Miss Uracil l.turher etilerlalned the
following yiniii;; ladies tit her luune on
Main street last Friday evening: Misses
Dana Kyiuer. Anna tleiitle, Clara
Davis. Josephine Duls, of .leniiyn, and
l.mv Holmes, of Albany.
All. and Airs. William Page and Mr.
nnd Mi.s. Oiliiiiilnis llarlmau spent
Sunday Willi relatives at I'liiihiii'st.
.Miss Crate Ay res Is visiting friends
and relative lit Carboiidale.
D. .1. Feardslee Is visiting his patents
near lloiiesduli.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Whiltig spent Sun
day In Wayne county.
I OK l-'.ST CITY.
While in the act of oiling an over
head wheel at the new blacksmith rhop
at No. 2 shaft, yesterday morning.
Uicluiiil O'H'.lon, the blacksmith, had
Hie misfortune to have his lipioii
caught between the belt and wheel,
which threw him to the lloor. a dis
tance of eighteen feet, causing a se
vere wrenching of the knee cap and
other injury to the knee. He was re
moved to bis hi'tne on Muln street,
and upon the advice of Dr. Plakeslee
was afterward. taken to the Kmer
geticy hospital, nt farboiulale.
Forest City people have entertained
large numbers of delegates who have
attended the different conventions, ns
focintlons. etc.. held in this place dur
ing the year. The next convention to
meet here Is the white ribbon brigade,
known as the Women's Chrlstlun Tem
pernnce union. This will be the twenty-first
annual convention of Susque
hanna county unions, commencing
Tuesday evening. Sept. 29. and closing
Sept. 20. Alrn. N. M. Hummer, state
president, will be present during: all
the scissions, giving: a Bible reading
Tuesday evening, a school of methods,
Wednesday afternoon, and will leetura
Wednesday evening. A tull delegation
Is desired from every union in the
county. The programme of the ses
sions will appear in The Tribune later.
About at persons from this place
accompanied by two bands, attended
the Republican rally at Susquehanna.
Saturday evening. Among the enthu
siastic KepuldlcaiiM was Thonms
Kvans. of this place, who had an ex
perience that he will remember, lb'
was standing on one of the platforms
of the train and as the excursionists
were inuring Jefferson junction at a
high rate of Fpeed, Thomas fell off.
I'm or two persons saw him fall, bill
did not act promptly In having the
train stopped, so no one went back in
search of Thomas, who has hud a num
ber of daring leaps, falls, etc. While
the bands were playing, and the poli
ticians gathering. Thomas was gal tier
ing himself to the station nt the Junc
tion, and was soon in the blissful r
gion of dreamland. The train upon
returning found Thomas at the station
with his face wreathed in smiles and
decorated with a few scratches, not
much the worse for his fall. When ho
fell he wore it black soft hat. but was
now the possession of a silver cap.
That was one of the tilings that was
worrying him. He remarked that If
ho were a Democrat lie surely would
have been killed.
MOSTROSK.
Soldi n A. Woodruff, a brother rt
Oeorge K. Woodruff nnd William
Woodruff of tills Place died In New
York on Friday last. His remains were
Interred at Moriches. L. I., on Sunday.
The remains ot the late Dr. S. S.
Million! arrived here last Saturday af
ternoon nt :t o'clock. They were Im
mediately taken to t ho cemetery where
Lev. K. A. Warriner conducted the ser
vices of the l'.piseopal ritual.
A Montrose cliiy.eii while :ii the
I'.inghaiiiton fair .'as! week look sev
eral counts of those present ps to Un
political badges or but tuns worn: bis
report is sis follows: First count of
pit). McKlnby "S; others. 22: second
count of lint. McKlnley, W; others.
third count of WO. AIcKinb y. I'd: others,
".ii. These counts were observed from
the ciinniioe gate and ut different hours
during tlie day. The old saying.
'Straws show which way the wind
blows" evidently holds good In Drooine
county.
Tlie (ire laddies expect to have n red
letter day Tuesday next. They de
serve all the support which Montrose
can give them.
In the Montrose "Illtistrntod" Repub
lican Dlmock D. Senile and an un
known, 'Visitor" by name, but none
other than Frof. Fayette McKeliszle,
an old Montrose boy, hnve had for
several weeks u controversy regarding
sound gold money nnd free silver.
"Visitor" has, metaphorically speak
ing, broken every one of the :17S bones
in tliu body of "D. D. S." Air. Seu-le
while in Montrose has advocated free
allver la a respectable manner, lie has
not, like those of his following, told
his adversaries that they Were liars,
brainless nnd fools, but has advanced
his theories in u cool, dispassionate
manner but to no avail.. This is com
mendable in Mr. Searli. but he found
no solace in Montrose while advocating
free silver. The people here cunnot be
fooled.
Speaking of free silver, a traveling
man who has for some time been in the
south, recently visited Montrose nnd
told The Tribune man that there III
tleorgla, Alabama, and other southern
sections, the larger towns in a county
were altvud.w. ngitating the ituestion as
In which would have the mint. In their
ignorance I lny suppose that if Itryan Is
elected each county will have a mint
for the free and unliiiilled coinage of
silver. This is a. sample of what the
flee silver men do to secure votes.
A I'.iyan and Sewall club was funned
Saturday night. About thirty or forty
Free Silver Deinocials. Fopoeiats,
Fopulisls and others met In the arbi
tration room ut the court house. Dr.
Johnnie Wilson was made president
anil "Congressman" W. C. Cruser sec
retary. After hearty cheers for u .1
i tut dollar and some Vague remarks
regarding a cross of gold and crown of
thorns the meet ins; adjourned.
Among the nrrivals ut the Tatbell
limine ale: 11. A. Oardner. lieorge II.
Winans und W. U. Decker, Scranton
Uicycle dub; N. J. Fuller. Lending; J.
II. Catlney. New York, und J L. Koss,
iLillstcad. I'a.
AYOCA.
I The Ladies' Cuild of SI. .lames'
church. 1'it'ston. will conduct a social
j ill the lesideiice of Mr. and Mrs. Jume.;
j Ali Kline tomorrow evening. Those who
are mil in. nibeis of tin- guild will be
I welcome.
The Ladies' Alissionaiy society of the
l.augclitfe church will meet at the
I home of Air. and Alls 1. AI. Snyder
' tomorrow evening.
Tin- St. Al) sins sm iely have decid
ed to participate ill tlie pataile at
I fieianton on iici. in. i ney will lie ac
I com allied by he Aloosic band.
I James Jennings, sr., and son, Wll
' liaui. left yesterday for lialiiniore.
where Mr. Jennings will attend the
notional game, in ivhlch bis son, Hugh,
has achieved success.
Airs. Alary Van Tassell. of New York
city, is the guest of her parents, Alt',
and Ales. James AIcKane.
J. 1'. Connolly, of 1 iniinii n ;, Has a
caller in lo-.vn yesterday.
The funeral of Patrick, the ri-tuontrs-old
son of Air. und Airs. H. K. Kyail,
look place yesterday afternoon. Inter -ment
wus made in St. Aluiy's cemetery.
The L. C. Ii. A. will biinijliet in T. K.
lletbeil'H bait on Thursday evening,
Sept. LI. An excellent entertainment
will also lie rendered.
The Hillside Coal company will pay
ils employes today.
James 1 nvlii and sister, Mrs. P. Oal
lagher. on visiting friends In New
ark. Air. and .Mis. P. Walsh, of the North
Knd. are rejoicing over tlie arrival of
a daughter.
The man Inge of 'Archbald McQueen,
a prominent young man of this place
nnd Miss Kllen Tinnitus, of Scranton.
is iinnoiinced. Also the marriage of
Miss Anna Osborne, of this place, and
John Ale Peak, of Old forge.
The Sons of Temperance will bold
nn entertainment and supper In O'Alal
ley's hall on Thursday evening. Sept. SI.
Aliirt P.uekley. of the North Knd. Is
critically ill of pneumonia.
Miss Alary Karley, of Dnnnmre,
spent Sunday nt the Meude residence,
on the West Side.
Aliss 1!. Moruhan is visiting frteniM
In Jermyn.
Airs. John Cnrran Is attending the
funeral of a relative in llawley.
David Cranstflli. of the North Und. is
moving his family to West PIttston
today.
. Simon Deeble. of the West Side, is
seriously ill of tynhold fever.
Miss Dora Dempsey.ls visiting
friends In PIttston.
Michael Dempsey. of the West Side,
will leave this week to vit'it friends In
Boston.
J. J. Walsh, formerly of Jermyn but
at present employed as mine foreman
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
In Simpson & Watkins colliery In Inn
, -..i.i. r..i.,...lu t
yea, sicnt Miniiay wnu n..,i.,,
in
tow n.
Miss Alargaret Mctleohan. of Ilazle-
ton. has retur I home after a few
weeks' visit at the Juinn residence.
OLY1MIANT.
The Olyphnnt Kecord Is located In its
new building on Hull avenue. The
building Is a substantial oiip, being con
structed of Hudson river brick and
trimmed with Hancock blue stone, and
is lilted up wilh all Ihe necessary ap
pliance for gelting out that live and
up-to-dule weekly. The Tribune con
gratulates the liecord on Its enterprise
und wishes it many years of prosperity.
At noon yesterday n team of horses
ow ned by William Adair became fright
ened at Scotch street and ran down
Lackawanna avenue at breakneck
speed. When near Wutkln's drug store
the team came in contact wilh a tele
graph pole, throwing the driver. Joe
Noysky, violently to the ground. He
sustained n broken anu and dislocated
w rist ami had his heud bruised. Steve
Noysky. who was also In the wagon,
was severely shaken UP. The vehicle
was smashed uud the horses badly
snatched up.
The olyphunt lirowns will cross-bats
with the Harmonies, of Sirintoii, at
( ilyphant. today.
Waller Hutching, llek.t agent at
the Ontario und Western station, will
leaxe tomorrow for his vacation
New York state.
Miss Ollie Murnhy. of Scranton. Is
spending a few days with her sister.
i Airs. Z. D. Kdwurds.
j Some of the wheelmen of this place
will go to Wilkes-1 '.a i re tomorrow
I morning to witness Nutionul bicycle
I races.
I There will be a meeting of the Mc
! Klnley-llobart club tomorrow evening
! In Owen's Im II. Hlukely.
Leo Lynch left yesterday for (leorge
town university to resume his studies.
He wus accompanied by his sister. Miss
tiruce Lynch, who will take up u course
of studies in the Visjilntion convent.
Arthur Wlddowlleld and Frank
Northup rode on their bicycles to
Strolidsburg Sunday. They returnled
by way of Port Jervls.
J. T. Thomas mid family are visiting
relatives at Montrose.
F.dwnrd Ferguson left yesierday for
Allegheny. N. Y., where he will enter
St. Honaventuie's college.
Walter R Davis spent a few days
with his brothel- at Leiinoxville last
week.
Miss Dora Levy, of New York, who
litis been spending the summer months
ut this place, will return home today.
Miss Jennie Kennedy entertained the
members of the I'resbyterlun church
choir at her home Friday evening.
Mrs. Sluckhouse Is the guest of Mr.
and Airs. S. J. .Matthews, of Delaware
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. John Knapp spent Sun
da ut Ureeii Itldge.
WYOMING.
The funeral of Henry C. .buu-s was
largely uttended yesierday wilh tin;
following societies hi line: Junior Or
der I'nited American Aleehnnics. Suns
of Veterans. Improved Order of odd
Fellows, Masons and Crand Army Re
public. Ilev. Wilson Treible olliciated.
assisted by l!ev. John l.abar. The pall
bearers were: ,1. 1. Shoemaker, Al. V.
Kozclte, Lewis Inirland, of the tit'uud
Army; Fisher (liuy. Hughey Christ
worth and C. F. Wilson, of the Ma
sonic order. Interment was In Forty
Fort cemetery.
Miss Clara Smith, of Kingston, was
visiting friends in town Sunday.
T. II. Ilinkcr, assistant agent ut the
Lehigh Valley depot. Is snendliig his
vacation nt UutTaln and Niagara Fulls
this Week.
Aliss Josie Harrington was calling on
friends In Kingston Suturduy evening.
Airs. Joseph (ireeiifield and son,
Oeorge, were at Wilkes-fctarre Satur
day. NICHOLSON.
The ball game yesierday afternoon
between Nicholson and Scranton lie
serves was ipiite a warm game as tlie
Reserves came loaded for our buys,
having had a most adverse experience
with Iheui uboiit two weeks ago. After
a hard fought contest the game result
ed in u score of 7 to III in favor of the
Scruntoii Reserves.
The funeral of the flvc-months-old
child of J. H. Cornell was held yester
day in the Presbyterian church at one
o'clock. Rev. S. Iiwixht Wati l bury otli
cinling. Interment wus made in Stark
vllle cemetery.
Mrs. K. Stevens is spending a few
days in Scranton. with her daughter
Airs. C. A. Shoemaker. Airs. C. H. Wil
liams spent the Sdlibath Willi I hem.
Mr. and Mrs. Y. II. Driggs, of Hrook
iln, N. V., spent Suturduy und Sunday
WE HAVE PROVEN
to many, our imiiii ambition is to prove it to
many mure who know it not. I.ct iih do it. There's a good deal
yon uin learn a lion t us i;ood deal to be saved if you by ri;!it turn
on the scarclililit of investigation, and you will see. Our desire is
to break tlie wrong prices of others. They need breaking. Com
parisons will convince you we arc rihL Our aim is to double our
business for mutual advantage. We set the price puce.
JUDGE BY THESE OFFERINGS:
"r.0 pair Lailles' Ihind-sowi l Slim-M. bcxt
OoiiKula stork. Ilit.- ri-Miliir I'M'' Hit world
over 13.W, Ul'K HIMXUAL I'KICK. II. W.
iliNl pair Lnillcs Fine Ponsola Bmtnn
Shoes, worth JiJO, ll'U SfKCI.AL. I'lilOK,
ONLY l.a.F.
ll'i i:ilr Men' t'ulf Shots, wtjiv fc'.'-O,
NOW ONLY $1.35.
Men's 13.00 and H.UO Slioe ul IJ.0O.
SWe invite you to call and cxainiue our gjods before bnvini; else
where. Remember, there is no trouble to show goods, and you will surely
save money by it
MYER DAVIDOW,
307 LACKA. AVE.
here with relatives and friends. Air.
Driggs returned to New York Sunday
night. Mrs. Driggs will remain here
for a week or two.
MARRIED ON TOP OF A MONUMENT.
W. W. livers, of Chicago, and .Hiss
Ida Smith Wed in the Air.
Indianapolis, Sept. 14. Two hundred
feet above ground, at the foot of the
statue surmounting the top of the sol
diers' monument, tlie adjutant general
of Indiana giving the bride uwuy and
the custodian of the monument acting
as muster of ceremonies. William W.
Hyers. of Chicago and Miss Ida -May
Smith, of this city were united In. mar
riage today. The ceremony was per
formed by u magistrate.
Tiiey gave no explanation for chim
ing such a strange place save u desire
for a wedding out of the ordinui y, and
they had it. A half-doen witnesses were
present by invitation of the adjutant
general, and a medal commemorating
the unusual event was presented to tlie
bridal pair.
Klieumnti-m Relieved in .1 Hours,
"MYSTIC CI'RK" for KHKl'AIA
TISAI and NKFKALC.1A relieves In
three hours, lis action upon the sys
tem Is marvelous and mysterious, ft
removes at once the cause and the dis
ease quickly disappears. The first dose
great benefits. 7f cents. Sold by Carl
Lorenz, druggist, -IIS Lackawanna ave
nue, Scranton.
YOU CAN WAGERS
16 TO 1
That no tailor in Scranton
can give you a better fit and
that none will give you as
low a price.
HI
ULHil.
Ill
We make our own gar
ments in our own shop under
our own supervision.
Wl nAVm 3IS Wyoming A vi
J. UrtTIO, Arcaile Building.
HAVE YOU HEARD Of
FOR FLOORS?
Will absolutely Ji away with
the Dust Nuisance of Stores,
School Houses, Halls uud all I'tth.
lie Places.
No more Sprinkling, no more
Sci'uhhiu.
We can show merits of the ;;nnJs
on our own Hunt's. It will pay
you to investigate.
FCOTE fi SHEAR CO,
AGENTS.
- 119 WCSmGTON AUEttUL
THH llll-AL AMERICAN TKIP
NOKTMI WN MT.AMNHIP COMPANY.
Tlie Superbly Antiuiiiteil and :omiiiuuiuutt
Steel Stminiliip4.
NOkTHWhST ANU NORTHLAND,
Aiuvricuii through anil llirmiKti.
leiAe Buffalo Turmlay mid Kriiiiivs a.ju p.m.
fur Cleveland, Detroit, Ai.ackiiiac, The huu,
Uulutli, and Western feints, piuwing all
pile es of iiiteret by ttuvliglit. In coiinec lion
with
I HI: (iUI-AI NOkTHBkN UAII.VVAV,
it forum the uiubl direct riuite, anil triuii ev
ery point of cfinmi ihon, tlie most ilelihttul
mid coinfoi taM" one Pi .Miiairapelis, St Paul,
(treat futK Helena, 1'utte. SpiiKimu nnd I'n
I'itie rrast. The ur.lv trniin uutinental line
riiiiniiiK the tamous Imtlet, litirary, ubnurva
tion car.
Now 6" hour train for Port land via Spokane.
HOTKL 1.APAVI ITC. Lake Minnetonka,
III miles from Muiueapulif, lariicxt aud most
beaiitiul resort in tlie went.
'iieketaaiid any information of any agent or
A. A. HI-.Kl), General I'HKMiiiKur uk-ent,
Buffalo, N. V.
IT
171 pair Si-hool Shoes. lil(.;h cut, mlzvs II'-'.
to 2, woi Hi ii.Im, al H.w.
S.'.'i pair PhiliVs Shoi-s. billion hiel unl
apiiiiK he.-l. i Iih hist siliool shoe in Ihe
town, wurlh $1.5, ut TV.
ailsH School Shoes, 1.0i) und $1.M.
Children's Shoes, 3 to 0, at 2h:, and Z to
8, ul 4lk-.
ONE PRICE TO ALL.
SOMETHING NEW
MS
S. G. KERR, SON & CO.
408 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURINGCO
SCRANTON AND WILKES-BARRE, PA Matxifaoturar of
Locomotives, Stationary Engines, Boilers,
HOISTING AJ3D PUMPING MACHINERY.
Oeneral Office: SCRANTON, PA.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
Capital, - - $200,000
Surplus, - - 300,000
Undivided Profits, 64,000
Special attention given to Business find Personal
Accounts.
3 Interest Paid on Interest Deposits.
MD
Bolts, Nuts, Bolt Ends, Turubuckles, Washer, Riv
ets, Horse Nails, Files, Taps, Dies, Tools and Sap
plies. Sail Duck for mine use in stock.
SOFT STEEL HORSE SHOES
and a full stock of Wagon Makers' Supplies, Wheels
Hubs, Rims, Spokes, Shafts, Poles, Bows, etc.
1TTE1BE1IEB . 1 00
SCRANTON. PA.
For sale by JOHN H. PHELPS, Pharmacist, cor. Wyoming Avenue and
Spruce Street, Scranton, Pa.
5 . E I i
And her home is the setting 3-011 doubtless want to
make tin's setting as beautiful as possible. Elaborateness
doesn't necessarily mean beauty. Some of the prettiest fur-
nilttre in our store is the least expeusive. Look around at
home, then look around here, and you will find ways to
brighten up the home wonderfully.
m mi
At Less Than Half Pries.
Two sizes.
Oue hundred of each size.
26 inches wide, (tfl
54 inches long, k
30 inches wide, AQ
60 inches lono". K
FURNITURE
Antique Oak finished suite
new design carload just
SSS.. $13.50
SPfflll SHE
III
10 Pair $1.50,
10 Pair ZOO,
8 Pair 2.53,
7 Pair 3.00,
10 Pair 5.G0.
from $2.25
from 3.00
from 3.50
from 4.00
from 8.00
These Are All New Goods.
Onyx Tables
SPECIAL PRICE
The Best Value Ever Offered
in Scranton
STEEL
When In doubt what to use fur
Ncrvuus Debility. Loss u( Power.
Impotency, Atrophy, Varicocele ana
other weaknesses, from any cause,
use Srxine Fills. Drains checked
und full viL'or uuicklv restored.
If iMKlKttd. Oi'h truubltfirtKUlt fnUltf.
Mailtdfnr $l.UU;tibuxes$riOU. With
$j.00 orders we (five a guarantee 10
riretr refund the money. Address
PEAL MEDICINE CO., Cleveland, U.
IF YOU WANT
CREDIT
ASK FOR IT.
ONE HUNDRED
AND FORTY-FOUR
Quartered Oak polish, finish,
it'igh back, upholstered in
plush, tapestry or damask,
worth, at regular sale, three
dollars and a half, t Q Q
Kcouoiuy's price, l''"
.. --
CLOTHING ON CREDIT, TOO,
IN OUR
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
2U7JB I
WYOMING AVENUE O
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