The Scranton tribune. (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, October 03, 1896, Page 12, Image 12
12 THE SCB ANTON TRIBUNE SATURDAY 3IOENTNO, OCTOBER 3, 1896. fRars will p1aa not that arlVBrtls. B.enn, orflem for Job work, iinrt Horn tor JjUollcatlon left at tha HtablHrimnt of Shannon Co.. newRdenlers. North Msln n'tQi-i, will rereiv. prompt nttpntton; or ".' open from I a. m. to 10 p. m. OFFICERS ELECTED. iiliniiliiit Hose CuiuiMiur SHroU l.i-ntli-rs lor Ihc r.nsuiiiK V'nr. .An witliiislnsti' nu'etlnc of the Col iimllu lliisi' rnmpaiiy was held Tliurs ii:iy evening with h full attendance of tin- n:rmlers. The KlPiness entcrtaln nu't:t wixh considered and excellent ino Kivsm whs reported. .Member of the Columbia and Mitch el I'oinpanlcM have been selected by the managers of the klrmess, MIhs Stuart, end will take part In the Indian dunce, .'.tier liwteninir to the reports the nn i.nal eleeiinn of ofllrcrx was held and i. -.sailed us follows: President, Wil-ii-nu l'eel; secretary. Charles Illutr: tiviiMirt-r. James i ionium: foreman, Thomas I'.rennan: assistant foreman, J. I.', lirown: driver, K. J. Neary; (ii ill master, James Campbell; trustees, .1. W. Kirkpatriclt, J. J. Ncalon, and Harry liooth. SALOWISKI UNDER ARREST. Me .Hade n Mnnli-rous Attack on David I.yncli with n Kinlc. .Michael Salowlski. a Hunpnrlan, In his dninknn frenzy attacked David Lynch. In White's hotel, near the An thracite park. When an attempt was made to remove him from the place, after he had made a ureal deal of trouble, he drew a larne butcher knife from his pocket ami attempted to plunge it into Mr. Lyneh's body. The knife was struck aside, but entered the thlnh, makiiiB a wound two inches deep, ofllcer Mealy was quickly summoned and took him to the city jail. He will be brouuht before Squire Glynn to an swer to the charge of felonious assault, ll was found that the weapon used had been stolen from the meat market of the Northwest store. Mr. Lynch hail a narrow escape, but is doing well. FOOT BALL TODAY. Manner In Which the Coiilcslin? Trains Will Line I'p. liurintr the past week the Alumni t-um has been reorganized. Several numbers from the liiKh school have b.-on chosen to fill positions on it. Cap tain MuiTin. of the hkh school. Is con fident that his men will win today when they will play the School of Lackawan na eleven at Alumni Hark. The teama will line up as follows: inch Kehuol. S.-houl of Laekn. lluekenlierry left end Gent'T Ivmtli-toil left lllckle Htoeker Kellv :.. left Kuuni I'ai'k Hall Center Clark I'. Mnrrlii rlHlit end Kltzwruld WhIU'lock rlIU tackle Hoyle I i ley rixht Rtiard Tiffany i Tii lie quarter buck K. Clark aiTlnKtuii.... rl.tlit half back I'hlllios foil,, s left half back I'Vllows .1. Minna full back Malt ('. S. Alexander n Delegate. C. S. Alexander will leave for Johns town on Sunday morning to attend the annual state convention of the tlre jnen. V. S. Jlaxey will accompany him, and represent Ihe Forest City lire department. The volunteer lll'e lnen uie expected to turn oul in full lone. It Is siiil that the convention last year brought fifty thousand siramsers to Heading the place of ineetlnir. Mr. Alexander and the fire men of ibis city will support the claims of Scianloii for tile convention next yn r. Aire-led lor AliiiKiiig His Wile. Constable Neary arrested Albert 1'ilee est en lay on the chai'Ke of beat i us; his wife. He was brought before Alderman Jones and held in bail. As lie was unable to ftntilsli this amount lie was taken to the county Ji.il. Jlis wife, a youtitf and delicate woman, testitied that her husband bud intlicleil bruises upon her and had Healed her with preat Violence. Ucatli ol V iiiinia Cnrev. William Ciiri y, einvloyed as a brake maii on i lie ii-laware ami Hudson rail-i--i.ul. was culled away yesterday, leav ing a yoniitf wile overwhelmed Willi mii-l' al bis sudden d-nlh. Mr. Carey was married al the beginning of the ear, ami was only twenty-lour vears i.l.i. LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES. Superintendent Contes, of the I'ark l'uliiK coniiuihy, is In Ibis city unit win slay until lielmoiit Is pa veil. .Mis. Nicholas Glynn, w ho has been quiie ill. Is iuipiuvini;. Chuiles Alexander, of the Mitchell Hose company, will have tomorrow imiiniim for Johnstown, where he will represent (be local tiivuuai al the slate convention. The diagram for 1. K. Graham, who will be seen in "Tin! American Girl," next Monday evening, will open this morning nt Koynolds' dniir store. A handsome upright iiauo was de livered at Hotel Anthracite yesterday til'iirnoon. Cbai les Alexander spent yesterday in Vim-fly. John Gallagher, of AVayne street, s.ent yesterday in 'Wllkes-liarre. .Mrs. I. Xealon and daughter, Hessie. are visiting at the home of K. P. Burke on Main street. Mrs. Michael I.anRdon Is ill nt her home on Fallbrooke btreet with typhoid fever. Ilev. M. J. AVIIllams was a visitor in Scranton yesterday. John Hushwalter has returned to Ills home In Port Jet-vis after a visit with friends in this city. J. B. Van Gorder, who has eharRe of the work of laying the concrete walks on the new bridges, is making a tine piece of work for it. J. J. Simpson, P. K. Dennis and P. E. .rturr were in Honesdale Thursday even ing. Miss May Flynn, of Wllkes-liarre. is visltinK at the home of John McCawley on Kiver street. Robert Duxberry is ill at his home on Dundaff street. J. J. O'Nell. of J. H. Shannon & Co.'s, Is on a ten days' vacation. Miss Nellie Stephens, of Parte ave nue, Is improving after a severe Illness. Mrs. Mullancy was operated upon MUM CUT PRICE REiSSKftNT SSLE OF CARPETS Just read our prices and compare them with ny and all ol the other attempts: 25c. Ingrain Carpets, Now 18c 35c, Ingrain Carpets, Now 25c 50c Ingrain Carpets, Now 35c B5c. Brussels Carpsts, Now 39c 75c. Brussels Carpsts, Now 57c 85c, Brussels Carpets, Now 75c Alio a quantity ol Body Bruasels lengths (rum a to ao yards In each piece at about one liall price to close. j.sconlS.ui'A,, taipns and Wall 1'ip'r Dealer. 1 ERMS-Catb on the Above Goods. ' yesterday niontliiu for apendiciils. Or. N!li-8 fi 11'oriin.d the iipei utioii. Isaai- am! Henri 1'lillllpn. of Lincoln avenue, uie vIsitiiiK friends In Hiosi btnx, TIokh county. Miss' .Marlon Crane, of Lincoln ave nue, left yesterday flu- New York city, where she will study art. Miss l.lzzie Purcell is ill at her homo on Sand street. Anthony Harrelt. ot Avoi-a, ami James U. Dainty, of Scranton. Hiient ji'Sierduy with T. 1'. McNully. PresldinR Klder Thorpe, of the Hones dale district, was a icuest at the Metho dist parsonage yesterday. Charles Orchard and Ttundolph Mason have returned from a trip to ltichmond, Va and other places. Mesdames Henry Selbold and Henry Itoessler were In Scrnnton Thursday. Prof. J. P. Ciovell. of this city, Rave a concert at the Unptist church, Da mascus, Pa., last evening. A delejratlon composed of the follow Inir persons came over from Susque hanna Thursday to attend the Repub lican rally at Forest City: CteoiKe Kirke. Polk Palmer. K. A. Saxon, K. II. Senile, C. W. Scheff anil C P. WrlKht. They took dinner at Hotel American. Willinni Watt is visiting in Hones dale. FACTORY VI LLI2. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge N. Doyle, of West Nicholson, were pleasant visitors to our town last Monday and Tuesday. tJeorge Is a staunch free silver advo cate and spent the dny here in trying to llnd some one laboring under the same political belief to sympathize witu him. , H. Bruce P.eynolds returned lnsi Monday to Philadelphia, where he will resume his dcntul business. George Cobb, who has had charge of the barber shop for the past year or so, has rented the shop, and has taken with him as an assistant Jesse Payne, of Scrnnton. John Grant, of Parsons, was in town lust Sunday calling on friends. Another spike was driven in the nl ready nearly completed "Bryan coffin" last Wednesday evening, through the efforts of our McKinlcy and Hobnrt club. In bringing before the public such able speakers ns Hon. James H. Codding, of Towanda. Pa.; Hon. r-:. J. Jordan, of Tunkhannoek, und A. J. Col born, of Scranton. Previous to the meeting, the club paraded the princi pal streets of the town, led by Key stone band. After this they escorted the speakers to Piepublicun headquar ters, where the crowd that hail already assembled were very ably ad dressed by the above named speakers. After the speaking, the band, in be half of the elub, tendered Mr. Codding, at his hotel, a pleasant serenade, which he very cheerfully acknowledged, and thanked them. In his ever pleasant and lluent way. Last Thursday evening the club und Keystone band hied them slvcs to Nicholson, where another ratification meeting was held, which woke up the residents of that quiet little town that nestles among the towering hills. Among the out-of-town people that attended the mass meeting Wednesday night we noticed Ihe following: Doe tor Hurt llrundage and K. J. Jordan, Tunkhannoek; A. !. in-gory. Meshop pen; lieol'ge H. Patterson, i h. Cor nell. Lemon, Pa.; It. 11. Holgate, esq.. LaPlume, und I.ouis I). Armstrong. Tunnel. Doctors Heller and Newton met in consultation at the house of Frank I.indsey last Monday, und after a enre I ill examination they came to the con clusion that they would be obliged to amputate the foot of Mr. I.indsey's little boy. ho has been suffering from an abseess for sotno lime past. (leorge V. Stanton went un to see the big pumpkins at the Montrose fair hist Wednesday. 11. A. tJardncr, Doctor A. U. Pitch. A. A. Brown and li. V. Stanton form ed a party that tried their plscuturial skill and patience at Lake Wlnola last Monday: but the gentle breezes has not wafted any llsby odors our way. from our neighbors frying pans. (leorge White and C. K. Potter Were up from Mouth the Creek paying their respects In our town this week one day. The funeral services of Stanley New ton, a Keystone student, who wus killed by the l.ai p. m. milk train Thurs day, took place at the Baptist church Friday morning. Interment at Nichol son. KcV. Air. Wutkins pivuihed the senium, fiilloweil by remarks by KeV. Van Woeii, of Xicholsou: Prof, liully uml Itev. Mr. Wilbur, of this place. Tile .senior class and Keystone students al leudi d in a body. The llorul offerings were numerous and beautiful. Among llieiu was an anchor of ruses ami smi la. from the class: a cross of carna tions and roses from the Academy slu deiiis: a wreath of ruws from the . c. society; u cuskel lmlliilel iif cream roses from t In- holy students pf Key stone Academy; a bouquet of while roses from ihe faculty: a pillow com posed of roses ami a crescent of lub' roses, pink roses and sniilax, School at Keystone Academy was dismissed on Friday on account of the funeral. The McKiuiey uml llobart club, of I his place, intended a political meeting at .Nicholson, Thursday evening. .Miss Sarah Coiirtrlgbl. of Carbon dale, was Ihegitesl of Jessie Koinineivr tills week. The soi hi I which was to have been lit Id at the Huiitlsl church last even ing has been indelinitely positioned. Archie Megargel. of Scranton. was u visitor in town Ibis week. The meeting of I lie McKlnley club Tuesday evening was well attended In spite of tile bail weather. XKW MII.FOKI). The Prushyteiinn people and frienilH enjnyed an oystor suniier ut their iliuich parlors Thursday evening. The tannery will be idle again next week. How lung the suspension will lust is anions; the mysteries. The Jackson base bnll tenm will he here Saturday to discuss the national gnme with the home talent. The McKlnley and Hobart olulis of the borough and township will be ad dressed by W. D. 15. Alney, of Mont rose, October 7. Jliss I.lbble Fruzer, of Nicholson, ha returned home after a brief visit In this nlace. The semi-annual nnetinc; of the Sus quehanna County Medical society will be held nt the Jay house October li. The Democrats of this vicinity will ! XXTE SELL SHOES CHEAPER than any house in the city. It will cost you nothing to call and look through our fall stock of Alen's, Women's and Chil dren's Shoes and Slippers. Think of the $5.00 Shoe for $3.00; sewed Shoe for $1.49. pay elsewhere. Boys School Shoes for 75c. Child s Shoes only ine our goods and make our store your headquarters. Remember, there is no trouble to show goods and you will surely save money by it. VER DAVBDOW, 307 LACKA. hold a m -clinic ut ihe Opera house Mon day cVt iiii.a. October .'. Ueoig P. lle. of .ioiilrosr. und others, will ad dress Ihe meeting. ii. C. Whitney is buying uoples this full. 1 S. Brown was in Harford on busi ness Pride v. Mrs. Dora Jackson, of llallstead. is visit lug friends and relatives in town. A lot ne turnout went from here to the .Montrose fair Wednesday. Winter apples ure selling for Li's cents a bushel here. TAYLOR. Rev. Quinry le Morrow will de liver a lecture this evening at Weber's rink, on temperance and Prohibition. Admission free. All are invited. Tickets for the Price Library enter tainment are for sale by the members and business men. The entertainment promises to be a rare treat. The pro gramme will be published later. Miss Kebecca Davis, of this place, visited Miss Jennie Morgan in Hyde Park on Wednesday evening. A large number from here attended the funeral of Miss Sullle Welsenlluh, ut Scranton, yesterday. The services at the Methodist Epis copal church tomorrow by the pastor. Hev. P. A. King. Morning sermon at Hl.-Jii. Subject. "The Lord's Services." Sunduy school at 2.15. Kvenlng sermon, 7 !. m. Subject. "The Daily Life." The town Is becoming alive with fairs. Two or three are the string, run ning from now until Christmas. The Anthracite Dice club is arrang ing to hold a concert on the luth of this month. The programme for the Christmas eisteddfod here has been completed. It has choral singing, male singing, duets, solos, and recitations. The roads are still in need of repairs. The- borough officers should act in this matter before winter sets In. I'i'CK villi:. The Blakeiy board of health will hold a retrular session in the council rooms this evening. Mrs. P. Snetllcor will serve a dinner to the Ladies' Aid society of the Metho dist Kpiseopol church at her home next, Wednesday. Miss Wespnugh, of Binghamton, Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Swin gle. Washtella tribe. 1G9, Improved Order of Bed Men, elected the following of llcers at their last meeting: Prophet, Frank Back; sachem, Marvin Good; senior sagamore. James Seymour; jun ior sagamore, Abraham Aryer. They will be installed next Wednesday even ing. Services in the Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow. Love feast at .:) n. m.; nreaching by the pastor, Rev. S. C. Simpkins. at 10.30. Theme. "Christ (llorltletl In the Cross." Sacrament of the Lord's supper at the close of ser mon. Sunday school at 2.S0 p. in. The evening service will begin at 7 o'clock and not at 7.:0 as heretofore. Theme for evening sermon. "An Important Question to the Whole World." NICHOLSON. Those from here who attended the funeral of Stanley Newton were Nath an P. Wilcox. Misses Anna and Clara Wilciix, Air. and Mrs. Moses Shields. Mr. und Mrs. P. D. Pratt. Mr. and Airs. C. P. Ureck. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Wil liams, Mrs. Charles Williams, Mrs. Sara Williams. Mr. ami Mrs. Arthur Titus, Rev. Mr. Van Woert, Iva and Morton Stephens. Funeral held at Fae loryvllle. Ilulph D. Williams, of Scranton. spenl Thursday nit;ln with his parents and attended the McKlnley meeting at the opera House. The Republican rally al the Opera House Thursday night was largely at tended. Standing room was In good de mand. Many from the farms several miles distant were there to hear the issues discussed. The Facloryvllle .McKinlcy club gave us a very pleusunt surprise. A large delegation of them arrived here on ihe local al 7 o'clock, ami In a few minutes there was a torch lighi procession, headed by a good hand, intruding our sreets. The ques liocs of the day were ably explained Or ill In-nlili. iliiiinilciK-y aiul tliHpuir, H'hes way to tlie snusiiilie of ho , uml liealili, lion ti.kiliLf Hood's ui'ii:iiiiiilla, brcmise il uiw-s ri-ni'ui'il lil'e uml sitalilv ( tin- bUnnl. ami lliiiiuli nerve slivu nutl eiu.TiY boily. Hi uil 'liood'HSar helped me tliut imparl j ill. vigor ; to I he whole i tlii li'tter: a pa r i I la wonderfully, el mil geci aiekuesb to health, gloom U) sun shine. No pen can utM-ribe what 1 uf fered. 1 was ik-nthly aiclt, had aiek head-Bt-his every few duys and I hone terrible tired, despondent feelinga, with heart trouble au that I coulri not go up and down fclaii'g without clamping my hand over my heart and resting. In fact, It would almost take my breat h away. 1 Buf fered bo 1 did not care to live, yet I bad much to live for. There is no pleasure in life if deprived of health, for life beeomea burden. Hood's Harmparilla doea far more thun advertised. After taking one bottle, it is aiililcient to reeonimend itself." Mrs. J. K. Smith, IVIult. Iowa. ood's Sarsaparilla Is the One True llloml I'lirilii-r. Allilrii.'i;ist9.$l. I Prepared only liyC I. Umid&Co.. l.mvi-ll. Muss. I j . r!ii niri' till liv-r ills, Mlioiin- I1UUU S fIIIS ness, lieailui-Ue. -jcent.-, to Sunshine SHOES. 307 LACKAWANNA AVENUE. $4.00 Shoe for $2.50; $3.00 Shoe for $2.00, and $2.50 hand Our stock of School Shoes are 50 per High Cut Shoes, worth $2.50, for $1.00. Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U.S. Gov't. Report .ABSOLUTELY PURE by Hon. E. J. Jordan, of Tunkhannoek. followed by Congressman Codding, of Towanda. It was a mixed audience, well sprinkled with people of various party principles, but all trying to get light. Many Interested ladies were there also. Myron A. F.asman and O. Smith Kin ner. or Tunkhannoek. were in town Thursday, and attended the political meeting in the evening. WYOMING SEMINARY. The school this year has started out with over 400 students. There are many Improvements made about the build ing, and every thing goes to make Wyoming Seminery a home-like school. Miss Rodgers, of Waverly, N. Y and graduate of Syracuse University, has charge of the vocal department, which was made vacant by the marriage of Miss Taylor, who was the former teacher of this department. K. Andrews, of Binghamton, N. Y called on his son, W. I. Andrews, ut the Seminary Thursdny. Rev. S. S. Kennedy, of Waverly, Pa., was a caller in town Thursday. A very interesting lecture was given in the Methodist church last Tuesday evening on the "Life In Soudan" by a missionary from India. Mr. Bedell, '9.'i, was a caller at this placp Wednesday. Robert Spencer filled the pulpit morn ing and evening at Clark's Summit last Sunday. Harry Ruggles spent Sunday with his parents at Lehman, Pa. Our foot ball team played a game al Pittston Wednesday and won by a score of 12 to 4. Messrs. Walter Jones and Will Pow ell spent Sunday with their parents at Scranton. W. D. Lathrop preached at Plainsville Sunday. , Leroy Floyd, '96, called here last Mon day. CLARK'S (iRLKN. Kpworth League entertainment was not an entire success. The Kpworth League elected Presi dent A. A. Davis, Mrs. E. M. Chap man and Miss Martha Covey as dele- See our window for wonderful values In FALL SUITINGS. We have Just secured a lot of elegant pat terns In the newest checks and pluids the finest Koods made in I his country. These goods will be made to measure for iTi.OO per suit, elegantly trimmed, put up In th LATEST STYLES and guui-anteed to fit, und would cost you JK.Uil to MO.UO elsewhere. Our competitors ask how It's done. We answer In three words: "Men," "Methods" and "iloney." These goods will probably not last a week; we will have no more of them ut these prices, but we have, and will always have, An Elegant Assortment of all wool suitings, made to measure, from JU.Oo up Koods that you could not dupli cate In ready-made for any less. Wl HAVI ' Wyoinlnu A v J. Ut y I J, Arcade Building. DR. GREEN'S 607, 603 AND 609 Coruvr Washington Avenue and Tills lnitiltititii is tilted with tile latest ai)ilutiee in eU-cliiclty, eompilsliitf ihe vuiintble- achievement! of Hiofssors .Mor ton, lio'-kwell. Kininey, .Mrliiluh. M-'-llrlile. IMIfon. Koentrrii and others, und the phyioclKim mid assistants are iihii--IhiiI and reliable. I.i-l us call your attention to the facts tiiat In till Institution e liav the fiiclll ties for pruilue-in Ihe X Kuya stronn i-iioiiaii in eiiuule us lo sev IhiuUKh the llt-ih of the human body: van iliitliusulsh I nil urea of the bone, dislocation and de formities of i lie Joints, ami locale metal lic substances in the llenli of the body. With our kiiparlur teleetro-stuUc Influ ence Machine we arc In a position lo apply tlie K.lectio-stiillc Horny. Haiti, the HI tro-iitailc .Mussuk?, Localizing Points, Ihc Kensatlve Hpark und the l-'iankliiilc fur rent. With our lame (ialviinU- and Kara-He t'ablnet, equipped with a complete cell switch carryinK from forty to eighty celix, Rheotome. kiieoslai. .Milllainmi.-tcr, I'ole, I'linnKer, ("'urrent. Selector anil Induction Colls, we are enabled to apply t'ure and Interrupted ( lalvmilsm. and m:iny forms ofStrnlnIit and (nlerriiiited I-'aradlsin. VA'ltli our special Slniisoldul t.Masaetlc) Instrument ie can aernmpllsh all that can be clone with this wonderful em-rent. Willi our lialvano-Caulery we are en abled to perform many iHtni-iilt operations ) inai nave liereioiorr iiwii ?-ikiicu iu iiio siuai-on's knife. With our UK) Electrodes we can reach every part of the human body. ;Dr, Green's 607, 608 and 609 Wears Elevator Day and Night Opeu from 9 a. m. to money you make when you buy from us. 20C. We invite you gates to Conference Rally to be held In Binghamton on the nth and 9th inst. J. A. Goodrich, or I'tica. Is drilling a class on the cantata of Esther which he expects to render in the near future. Walter Mathews and family left their Hummer residence for their winter home, on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Prank L. Phillips have returned to their home in Scranton. The summer home here is in cure of Mrs. Lizzie Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lotler left here on Wednesday to accept a situation with Matthews & Vions. Mr. uml Mrs. Hinckley, of Nicholson, have been visiting their uncle, Benja min Mead. Mr. and Mrs. (leorge Post, of Hilton, N. J., will return to their home todav, having spent several day s with rela tives here. The Ladles' Aid Society supper in the Methodist church was a very pleasing affair and netted a neat sum. His Privilege. "This Is leap year, you know," Miss Uldun, "and" The young man leaped. Judge. said U the liaby Is Culling Teeth. Mrs. Winslow'a Soothing Syrup has been used for over llfiy years by mil lions of mothers for their children while.teethlng, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic and Is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Be sure and call for "Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup," and take no other kind. Twenty-live cents a bottle. AYLESWORTH'S MEAT MARKET The Finest in the ( it) The latest Improved furnish ings and apparatus fur keeping meat, I utter and eggs. 223 Wyoming Avenua. t m aiaTIa S . . ' ll What farait Bemhvd .ty. n U3 7 ELECTR8-THERAPEUTIC INSTITUTE MEAR3 BUILDING, Spruce Street, Scranton, l'ciinu. V have In this Institute tin- various Kye anil War Klecti .Hies, the Kye .Manuel, the NushI (nosel Kleeti odes, liic ,un li. uosi-uih- (for the throat) (he Neck and Head lec tioil-H, the MassuKe, Arm. Hand. Lem, l-'ool. Alidoiuieul, rrellirai. VuKtiial, Itectal. I'utaphorle and evetv foi in uf ICleci rodes tor medical tie. We have tin- t'aillery Knives, Wires an I Needles. We liavrall of un-apptiaiiceM lor pn formlnjt Klectrul; sis. i ciiioviim id Hulls. Wans, Moles, 'rumors uml all ab normal growths. Willi electricity us u basis of treatment we are successful in eases of Uli. niiiutlsni. Uont, Paralysis. Ki.'Xhiuh. Tiiiiidis. Skin Troubles. In.liKesllon. Ilvspepsla. Uie Wastius of .Muscles. I'our CI? culatlun. and all Nervous Diseases fm- which elec tilcliy is doiiia so much of late. The blood clot taiisinic Apopb-xv and t'ai.-ilysls can l,o dissolved and ,-'um.-d away by proper application of lialvanlsm and l-'aradihin. f 'lues of I'atarrh are bebiK made lr- the Inhululion of ozone from the Klei-tro-siuilc machine. We mifil t mention hundreds of troubles which are amenable to electric treatment, but space will not permit. Ir. (ireen treats all i-ases amenable to electrical treatment, is u niii-lil.it- and ex perienced practitioner of medicine, has the i.csi of references, and will chat-Re noth inj; for cousulialion. Thos who cannot cull should wrlle for information. Elecfpo-Tberapetitif Inslifiife. Building, Scranlon, Pa. a m.; 1 p. m. to 5 p. m. ; 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. cent, less than you Misses Fine Heavy to call and exam- AVE Car Choice assortment of the most carefully selected pat terns in the highest grade of the leading manufacturers, both domestic and foreign. Beautiful effects in combination of colors with the shades which will be fashionable in the coming season, including GOBELIN. MOSS. EMPIRE, IE. ABSINTHE AND RESIOA Experience, good judgment and a perfect knowledge of the requirements for high class furnishing, have procured a line of fgoods which for rlchnsss in effect, beauty and va riety of design and exquisite bleudiug of color have never flohair. Chenille, Wilton, Axminster, and Smyrna, iu every size latest and most desired effects iu strictly first-class goods. Imported Silk and flohair with Plain Centers and Fancy Borders, a perfect and complete line. An inspection of our stock will repay you. S. G. KERR, SON & LoGomotives, Stationary Engines. Boilers, KOISTINQ AKO RJUPIN8 tlACHINERY. OumnlOOem 5CJUKT0S, PA. THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF SCRANTON. Capital, - - $200,000 Surplus, - - 300,000 I Drnfiff AA tt( Special attention given to Business and Personal Accounts. 3 Interest Paid on Interest Deposits. WE CARRY ALL SIZES OF Burden, Phoenix, American, Juniata Steel, X. L. Steel, Toe and Side Weight NEVERSLIP CALKS, BLACKSMITH AND WAGONMAKERS' SUPPLIES. B1TTKW For sale by JOHN H. PHELPS, Pharmacist, cor. Wyoming Avenua Spruce Street, Scranton, Pa. SI Of good clotlics i good clotli. But the good material alono won't do. You've got to put the shears and the needle into skilled fingers. You've got to put brains and care into the making. Tlie manufacturers of whom we buy do just that. As a great man once said: "Angels can do no more." We Want v Gentlemen To know that, we have au abiding faith in our abil ity to sell them dependable garments. We want them to know that we extend credit to folks in and around Scranton. We do this because it is an ac commodation that is appreciated by honest men. We are willing to wait a little whilo for our money whenever a man needs clothes but hasn't the ready cash to pay for them. We like to have men who are not acquainted with our Credit System come iu and talk with us about it. Srifep 218,22510227 5 SPECIAL ROCKER SALE NEXT WEEK. FURIV TU1E DEPARTMENT, CO,, . 408 Lacka. Ave. Shoesr CO.. SCRANTON. PA. a whan in doubt what to us ior Nervous Debility, Loss of Power, linpoltncf, Atrophy, Varicoceleani other ck.iiig, trooi any cau.e. use Sexine Pills, Drains checked and full igor uuicklT restored. If eOglWtei. .D0& ITMSltl it.it ft.tir. Mailed lor J1.00;6boies5.00. With $'i.00 orders we giT a guarantee la cure or refund the money. Addresl) PEAL MEDICINE CO., Cleveland, O. and WYOMING AVENUE Horse THE BOTTOM