THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 3, 189i. Norrman & Moore FIRE INSURANCE, 120 Wyoming Ave. WHY SEND YOUR LACE CUSTM'S ,?viFoTaH,.G LAUNDERED? Special facilities with artUtlc manipulator l the art warrants your patronage at home. The Lackawanna 308 Peon Avenue. A. B. WAR MAN. Watch This Space For Our Opening Ad. Of Our New Store. I SOI Lifiis, tiasc-r: anl Wall Pap;?. 137WYOMINU AVE. in vnoti:s. VriTi: i:HI.Y. Ml I'liKK TUAPK. NO I'lIKK 8H.VKR. Tiio I'lon in c mission mnntiKurs will fleet tiiis iniiniiii; at 10 o'llmk. Tlu-iv will !' 11 iir.-itiin.: f ill" iii:iii:it;ora f Klin'cni'ti nittfiuii tu,!ny at 10 a. :n. Mcniliom of the I'.hiiiv M t"li'l:'sinii ro Hi'ty will moot at I uVluik tomuircw al-it-rnoun, In the estate of Mrs. S. of 1 iunnio:v, K'lh'i'?i uf Were yci;cr,lny uruiiteil T. Ail'.;l!iu, I. lie aclniini-ii'.i'i 'il 1i hci son, 1). Ailkiiif. Al! mi' -,.,-.inc at tli" tvp'ril Y.'o nuin'n 'hrlst i:i n Tmnjn rain'i' uni'j i in. ' t iiut this n!'t"i'inm!i ut ii.:!'1 oVlue'.v, i!0 Wusliinuii n mciine. A miniate license was yistc--l.iv hv ii'i-k f Hi'- i "mums John If. 'I'homiis to Oscar Louis Wi iilll. h, of llan foril. 1'unn., and Kosa Tiaslr deli;, of Seranton. Th.' rectilur monthly mee-tlni; if tho CSirls" Kri. n.My soe-iiiy nf r?t. I.uko . chinch has been poslpuneil from tunn-tit 1o tomonnw nlKhi at S.IM o'clock after f voiilnn' service. The vi ilost klii'l of a trump, giving his name as Ai'iniinm l.inccilu, his lort letlai-o Iri latnl. ar.il liis an.' 7ii y ar, 'want to tho county jail yoyli'i'dav for thirty 'iny.t for (Irmiki'iint'ss and valiancy. I". 11. M.tZ'ai' was yeter.l'i.- aii'nint. ol niinmity insito.'tor of i ! It'ii1 : rn I ur iiuuh. 1. V. I luff man v.i :i; niii.', JikIh of I'll '-t it'll fur I ho Tlili'l district of tin- Fourth ward, Si-rani.)'. A colnroil woman, whose ( 1 -ti 1 1 1 y- was not known to tln iinliee. was urri'stod at .Ionian's hoiol I: iiiht for raisin:; a 4 1 1st it i liitnce and iH'i-akini; a window. Th-.' proprietor says th:it slio put her list tluoiiHh tin.- window out of pure uiissod- Ili'.-i. Mayor llailey yortorday sitcnod ordi nances for ehctrle: lights at ti.o follo-v-ln Intersections: W'oodlnwn Park ton lovard and I'nnnuse avenue: r4a II" court and Kourtc'iit ii street: School sired and 1'iilin avenue: llnckwcll ami l..';;;cit M recti Koyscr iivcnuc and lioji'.Tc ituei. Uov. Tl. A. (".runt, iiaslor of liownrl J'lai c All ie iin Met ho, list Kplscopal church. Is will pleased with lindlUK iho ehnndi in n pr-seroiin.s condition and says in view of tile her-evoleni citizens of Scranton liuvliur asslied in lis erection thai nil the oolon d peopl" here should atli nd It and wotsldp toliethel. Innies I'lemlni;. nsml 01. of (he West Bide, who had his dannhlei-ln-liw .Mrs. .Iann. l''leniinr. jr., anesteil f ir niakint; threais Sainrday, was hinisdf arr-to.l yesienlay on tin oharee jl ie'aidt and liatleiy pieferriil by the dani.-l-.ter-lii-l.nv. lie was Ic-ld in f"'i hai! to answer ut fuiirt hy Al lertnan Howe. Owinu t i the Illness of the pa dor of Oiven Hid,'" I'nitiil Kvaimdlci'l (dinreli, Rev. ('. N. I.ee. of llmi'uote, oc Mtip. I the puli'it on SuiuViy. Itev. J. (1. Whit mire preached and conducted l!"e r. -vlval servli last eveidim. e. 1;. I'. Shaffer, of Uansoin. will preit, di this ovn inn. Services every niulit this v.ook. Hi vs. Hhaff'.T and Whltnilr will have chainf. The Unffalo Sunday tnoinin:. Xcws ppr-aks as follows of S'lantoii's wil known musical organization: "The i. I invare, l,ackawi'n.i and Wester i Sound Money cliih deserves credit for s declini; the host luind In tills part of Hie country to march after. This orminr,ilin:i kepi top with musie furnished hy Ham r's fa mous Scranton hand, an orpani.ntion t'hl(di has few npiuU. Kveiy man in it Is u tralnel music Ian. and the orL'.iiwza tlon as a whole show.1-' the kooI results of years of careful, painstukiti!; praic llce." Dr. McDowell, dentist, 210 Adams avenue. LETTER FROM HON. JAMES R. GKINE3 lie I'nyr TrilmU- to Hon. A. T. ( on nt'll's Vorth n it l.ruislnlor. The followitiR letter hns lieen reoeivej from Hon. James 11. Grlner who ropre tsentr one of the Luzerne district in the legislature: Kdllor Scranton Tribune. Sir: 1 observe with pleasure the enn rllilacy of Hon. Alex Council for re-el tlon to the Kemral assemlilv. It would be unwise to cut off a good member with one term Mr. Council was one of the thoroimhlv Independent members in the last session on the Hepublican side. He knew r,o master, save Ids constituents mil on all f)uestiont of state legislation he always appeared on the rlt-ht side. James 1. nrlner. Representative First District, Luzerne County.. Wilkes-n.-irrc. Nov. 2. lsixi. KILLED ON THE D., L. & W. l'rovidcnrn .11 till Itnii Down hy a Trnin Kurly This Mortiiiie. Kdtnund W'f lllmnv was run down and killed by a Delaware. Lackawanna and Western froij-'ht train near the (ayuR.i breaker, while walking to his home In lJrovidenne, this niorninu; about 12.3d o'clock. His body was terribly man Bled. He wn n minor at the Von Storcli and lived on Putnam street. Who Will Ho Our Next Prrgidriit t Ton can find out at the Windsor, Tuesday nlrrht, when complete election returns will l.e received from all parts of the United States by special opera tor. A nice lunch will be served. Kverybody welcome. Corner I'tnn ave nue and Linden Ftreet. Meals mid ( old Lunches. Meals and cold lunches served at nil hours at Lohmann's. Fpruce street. Regular dinner 40 cents. Imported and domestic wines, cigars and liquors. Opening. A dainty line of Children's Coats at the Baby Bazaar, 512 Spruce street - Miss Carolyne V. Dorsey, teacher of elocution, oratory and delsarte, 434 Ad am avenue. Mm ELECTION RETURNS IN THEOPEN-AIR Many Thousands May Watch the Tide of (be Balflc. THE TRIBUNE'S Bid STEREOPTICON Mill He Ketft Kuiining I'ntit Day light, if Ncccisury, on I.indcu Street Oppositu the Court House. H turns ill Dc Cotustnut, Correct and Strictly lnir-Spfcinl Trio Krapli aud IJullctiu Scrvico Arranged Tonlsht. Watch The Tribune's bulletin. Since The Tribune's ilrst year of pub lication it hart never failed to sive the correct result of ur.y election, locul, state or national. This year It proposes to not only print the news fairly and snuart ly to morrow mornins but will do even bet ter than that. A fpeclul circuit telcEiaph who and operator will toniRht be located on the roof of tl'.e btilldiiii; next the new board of trade structure on Linden street fac ing tlie court house. Returns from all over the country will be displayed by a lai?e stereopticon on a screen where thousands of noxious persona who do not care to stille in finitely pufked hails can know how McKinley and liryan are running. In iiddilion to The Tribune's regular I'liited Press s-rvice the bulletins will be made up from a special bulletin Icicinaph service. AiTanRcmcnts have also been made with Democratic and Itcpublienn news papers in New York city and Philadel phia to furnish The Tribune their es timates. So the bulletins will be neither Dem ocrat!.; nor Uepublican but will be strictly non-partisan and as correct ns it Is possible to make I hem by the use of electricity and brains. If the result is not known until day light tomorrow, then the stetvopticon will be kept at work just iih Ioiir as the darkness will permit. Court house lawn, Washington ave nue, Linden street and the liorderitf'T sidewalks will hold thousands of per sons Hero the anxious voter will not have to possess a signed card of ad mission but can in the onen air and with comfort know the tide of battle ns early as anybody and can i h"er for Hryun or Mi-Kinley to his heart's con tent. Those who have experienced the sen sation of crushlnir and pushing neces sary to get In and out of pneked head quarters, hulls and other places where returns are received will appreciate the freedom and comfort of The Tribune's innovation. Certainly the enterprise will be ap plet luted when Is considered the extent of I he service and its correctness. The Tribune has never erred In an nouncing results on election nlKhts. nor will It do no now if nnythini; is signi fied by the employment of ni"n expert nt llmtres. the use of an extensive tele graph service and the hustle of a corps of competent reporters. VOTK EARLY. JUST HOW TO VOTE. An Explanation of the Correct Manner of Marking the Official Ballot af Tomorrow's Election. The diagram printed below shows tho ton i.f the first column of tlo. met.il ballot which will be handed t; every qualified voter tit the polling pK-.co to- : day. The man who wants v.i vut- , the Republican ticket should mark a ! cross (X) In the circle over ihe word "Republican," as follows: FOR A STRAIGHT TICKET MARK WITHIN THE CIRCLE REPUBLICAN Remember, one cress marked in this circle voles the w hole Republican ticket fnun top to bottom. No one tan make any mistake if he will vote this way. It is the easiest, safest, quickest and best way to mark tho) ticket. lleir In mind that you cannot vote for more than two county commissioners. If you try to, you lose your whole vote. AFTER SPR0ATS AGAIN. franklins Report Their Request tor Ihe Permanent Jinn Removal. Foreman James Reavers and about fifteen members of the Franklin F.n pine company waited on Mayor Dalhy at his nliice yesterday forenoon and re iterated their request for the removal of permanent man William Sprouts. The old charpes that he doesn't a(,-ree witli the members of the company, dis obeys orders of the foreman, abuses the horses and other property of the city and is a generally all-round dis turber were repeated by the complain ants durbiK the half hour interview with tlla honor J The mayor promised to take the mat- ter under conuideration but would not hot any particular time for Ida answer. They wanted him to take some action before Thursday when Spruats' vaca tion enda. but the mayor told them that whatever was dona would not be done hastily. Snve time by voting the straight He publican ticket. THEY WIRE NOT COERCED., Workmen nt Cur Shops Uraud the (tor)' am I nlsi hood. An Appeal to the Voters: We, the uiider.-lgned, workiwrmen and vot-'is of Scranum. do hereby ap peal to u 11 citizens of Lackawanna county to unite vi;lt us In defense of Mir wase. our hones, tho prosperity of our siaie and the honor of our coun try. We are employe of the car shops of the liolawaiv, Lnok,vimni. mk West ern Icailway company. It la's been as serted, not once, inn many ti:nes, tba. In advoeatini; the cad:e of honest money In tins campuiiri! we are Ivlnsr "caiicd" and "intimidated" by our SJ-pt-iiur oltleets. It is chanr-i 1 thai we are truided in our political aulcns by suliseivienco lc the ciaiipany'.s tnter esls uud fear of otl'iciai d'spl is:iv,. Thifl is not only totally false, but il is a Rtos-s and crntuilous insult to our man hood and our itrtelliireuco. Wo n:o men, not cowards. We :uv c ii;. ns. not slaves. We reaent t!te insult i hlch Location of the Bi Screen. Is offered to us and prono.e to show our resentiii' nt at Ihe polls. We shall vole us a unit for sound money, and we shall do II bee.iur'i of our free will and juilKnienl, we nr. convinced that the lice and unlimited t oin.if.e of silvei ut Ihe rail'i of l'i to 1 would lie in Unions to our Individual !n teresis as waive earners, d. 'ttiinenl.il to the wilful .' of the state and disastrous to Ihe t'nlted i'tati;, as a tuition. We have led come to thin decision unlbluk Inuly. We have reached I lie conclu sion which we have, deliberately; nml httviiiK readied it we earnestly upp 'ill lo our fellow i It focus, to stand wiih us. We appeal to you to stand by us. We nnpeiil to you ns our friends and comrades and as leliow citizens of a land that we all love. There Is no "nt my's coniiiry' ' In Hi' I'nlted Slates. We lire all one people, what ever state we live In or whatever our i '. 11 it.fi may be, and we appeal to you--we call oil vim-we Imolore you to stand should' r to s-houlde: w ith us now. We ask It lor the sake of our country. We k it for our own Hikes, to protect our own wnires, our liveli hood ntnl our homes. We risk it, too, tor you s:ikis--ln behalf of your own business, in behalf of all 111" industries u ml commerce of Ihe American people We appeal lo you to vote for sound money, for honor and for prosperity. W. Ii. HaLJen. sr.. tl. V.". Limine;, lames lirydeii. John Collarln, Douglass llurvio. Samuel Hinckley, William Piil'I.Severin Reidle. Cliarlefi Welnig. Nidi li.indstein. Martin Da dels. J.ud wig DotVsoinnn r, Robert Kldred, Will lam Ki ll-niian. C. Lenuler, Aley. Drown, i'hilin Klirnardt. A I v. (lilib, Jof-eph Coirpton. !'. II. I in brock.. Jo seph Dixon, John Twinlntr. C'orge Smithing. 1 II. Smith, K. K. Deny, Hart Fuller. F.d. Conic. v. W. II. Snyder. i. II. Humph', John Schro' der. Harry Kizer. Joseph Kramer. Thomas Rob erts, J. Koijrer. R. W. Tliomns. D. Will iams, !. W. Roberts. Jr., M. Conover, J. M. llrim, H. '. Lesh. T. Williams, Frank Mi dway. Frank Sweet, ieorge Parrot I, Charles Shine. .1. W. Ci.nley. O. J. I,yi ns. Fred Fiscln r, lsadoie 1'lz. John Lack, David Thompson, John R. Haley. John Dorsey, F. J. Ken ' !), Chris. Rose, Chai les ldppre, (?. W. Miller. John )!. Crowd, 'V. i'rirry Duello. John Madd' n, fTl v ird I'ct.rs, .!. W. P.ill'ke, ,T. K'dlov . Chri'i. Pfeifer, John Smith. C. A. Lent-ler, otto Wals.i, Cicnrpe liamlnu'er. .la -oli V.'e'nsnuinn. Fred Kmerson, K. Ii. Kivyr?. J- W. Joins. S. J. IV.ne. Joseph Jannka. S. D. Horry. John Kovuns. (!. I. Arthur, Charles Rii'ier. Adam MUle. Th" n'.'ove ivi'i'i.s are onlv n few of Timy who ate willing to take oath that inl iiiiidHtlon or coercion h ta not be 'n used in this campalcrti by the oilloials of the D. lawpr Laok,v. anna and V'cstern company, a.nl furtheriiiore no bosses' wimi'S ninn-nr In the list. frank r. :lovrr. Delaware, Lackawanna anl Western Cur Shops. P.rir In ndnd that yo a cannot v.i' for more tnan htn county commissioners. If you try lo, you lose yoar whole vote. W lio W ill Mr tnr t President f You ran Hnd o-it nt the Windso:1. Tuesday r.i?:hi, when complete election reltirns vlli be reeidved from all purls of th rnlted Stales liy spe-inl oni ra tor. A nice lunch will be served. Kverybody v.eh mio. 0..!:r Ponn ave nue ami l.itnUn street. i To .Members ot Junior Republican Club. We hove issued no asscstnenls and you nre noticed ' pir no att-. . a n to asses'tneiit notices which have been lere.vid by our members lla? past week. As scon as v." Isjue any assss- mont j-ou v.;!l effect.. IIEOKCS iV jtccIv." in.ti'c in that STAIJSTIAI.U JR.. President. A Vt ondcrl'nl ) oniim. Lizzie Sturcreon Prown, n lady born without Ihe u of her hands and" arms, will open a fimy work Imznor. tin work to be done with her toes. "She also understands mii-dr ntnl plays the piano nnd orsran. will give entertain ments 'aily for one wn-it rnly In the lee cream parlor of Williams' confec tionary store, Wnsltinpfo.i avenue, Scisnlon. A email admiss!' n f"p will be charged. OTK EARLY. To ( tire n Cold in O.'c liny. i Take laxative liromo (Jliin r.e Tablets. All tlruggiats refund the tioney If It falls to cure. 2j l p'!5 km ii I ON THE NIGHT BEFORE THE BATTLE ICcnciudcJ from Page 1. as a secondary object. That seemed to pl.'aso the leaders, however, and the mass ot vocalists was encouraged to yell to its heart's content. It must have caused wonder to some of the old-timers of the rank and Ille in the audience to notice the addresses of the leaders who KUl'led intra before the lime Democracy dared endorse a platform like that of the Chicago ar ticle. Hut County Chairman JennltiKS was there and presided. C. G. Doluiid und his bland s'lnile were there, ap plauded evorythlns and wound up tr.e inectmi; with u look-oui-fir-iir.ud fcpecch. Kiiward Alei wrield, the Cou Erestional candidate, was tlieiv, i.nd made n speech of apoloKy for the Chi-cr.Z-i platform; the sarcastic, stalwart, fiery and florjuent Coloml i-'rank J. Fiisimmons was there, arul was mining as the last !)iK sun of orate'y, and M. I Co;iry. n younR Shenandoah atter !'( , who hus located In Sct.mion, was there wlih a bunch nf red or.iiory thor ouKhly In keeping with the platform lie upheld, aud was put forward to cause the beginning of the period of yells. Handed tilmiK w ith the spiakers was John ktuledc-r, of l ittston. an elderly person who had composed a series of rj - verses entitled, "Hoist the Flag," which he saiiji to tne accompaniment of yells. Tiv words "millionaires," "Hilly I'.iy nn," ",'ei lucre just tile saiiie," "lao-Oi-ing iiiuii" and ihe like npaeared fre quent! , and tin- poei was imply paid in war whoops for the many hours of t!ioin:lit nea'cssary lo coin ose such a wonderfully constructed senj,'. Those mentioned, nnd J. I'. A. Tingley, of Curb aadale, were the only persons op the platform. A list of "noialiks pres ent'' cannot be nrlnted. Jli". Merrilleld was the fast to ap pear on the platform. ""That was at S o'clock and us soon as the crowd rnuiTht sight of him It yelled. .Mr. .Merrltleld bowed end there was another yell, but not of a volume that mirrht have been expected for the parly's chief county candidate. Attorney Conry was the next to show himself, but aa he was not generally known he w is allowed to seat himself without belie.; yelled at us was Mr. Tingley. Colonel FlUsim nions' robust figure, howevi r, was re cognized in all its line proportions nnd he was yelled to the echo. He removed his hat nnd seated himself while re ceiving more yells than did Mr. Merrl- (lelll. Then Mr. Roland, of the glad hand, cnine in. Ills smile was bland nnd he came with the band and wiih a two sided banner and there wan applause, but whether It was for the glnd-hand and the bland smile or for the banner Is not known. The banner on one side bore n rnrrleuture of Murk Hannn nnd this Inscription. "No Cross of (iolil; No Hannacrnt tlovernment." Cm the oth er It bote liryan s likeness and these words, "I'rvan nnd the Plain People Ac.ain-t Monopoly." Candidate Merriflcld evidently thought the banner was the cnuse of the noise for he asked smiie one to hand It to him and placed It pgnlnst the wall back of the plnlf'trm w dh Rryan's picture outward. They applauded that, then Chairman Jennings, then the For est bnnd which came In fror.i the street. The band played and Cha;rman Jen nings opened the meeting. THK TdKK.TINU orHNKD. He addressed his audience ns fellow rhizens, bill corrected himself nnd said "silverites." He nrcdlcted t! e election .!" liryan and the local Democratic! ticket nnd introduced the first speaker. Attorney Conry. be of the red oratory. Mr. Coney's i;rent"Rt effort was ron r "O'lrated upon his bint feat I.auter bac Ii aid Roosevelt of New York city niight My and thwart the v':o!e Demo cracy If it endeavored to Install P.ryi.n ns president. The din intention of those (wo gentlemen would lie clri ttni vi r.ted, he solemnly proclaimed, ":f it tak at! the rowers of heaven and mirth." That was the hit of his speech which lasted Pearly thiee-oiiarters of an hour and alirae:ed deafi iiing veils. The lions of the elderly Mr. Kuilledf," was a iliting cliina.t lo the speech of the young attorney. Mr. Mi riiticld. th? congressional can didate, was the next speaker. He said in part: Hue of the questions hefote you today Is whether you want four years more tif c 'e v-i.'.ivi. It wa.. a q a. stion, ra'-her. un til ::! i s" anie Ma'fc II..ii:ia's !ian " wacoa and tool; ( 'h-V'-laud in. Li. yoa vlsh tlie pi rio'iii id linnics ard depressliiii of ilie lat tweofy-thive oirs or do you want to enjoy prosperity and thri.'i which we I.' lieie i;i lollow the sial.bshlm' of til" ti. coinage of silver? Thai's ".-hat tile n '"osiiion is laying uwage eiliis about. They aru'Uc iimiics If silver !, re-moael-izi I, I hat thrf coiiiiiry w ill lie rulneii. I c.di ml. ii, 'oh tne fm t that wa grew to ail we are tei'.iy under tne .'ice I'oina'.re of Filvt-r. Int.'odueil by the i-opstlt iitiim an i i oaiinio'l d'atiat,- ihe loira nf ill piesaloitts no to PC! diiriti,i viiieli on couiitiy i:ci"iered as did no "'Iit country 'Ml tile face of the KlolH. 'e did It oil what the K- imalieaes new rail u .Vl-cetu dollar, lent v. hi' h was a doll" ilai.ni: Lie co''-:c:ry'i' e-osti Tity. lair c- jfiants liae a great d(,nl to say ali-Mit I'c'ncet'aiie rdshonesri-. Their's is honesiy. I -uai'i.'se. wieai the it -imollcaii rational cii cation ut St. la. .us was bought fur Major .McKinlev. We won't ser.d t'als Van.,:.. on to St. II l"ii.', but we v il! hide him behind his own stumo that has been a't up in Ids own yu 'd. We i-un. rot s. e thai he deserves miiei! e.,. from the people, rn Murk Raima's money rath er liian i onvi.'i en. r. iinln.it" I h'ru. All this on the .'rut of th" peoop w'lio are hewlinj- ii belli ili"ho:esiy. Smh a use of money wa s in -,,r known In polities, was nier known lo iie as gr-at as n.iv l.v liie It "publicans. It is a cciicj Hon fmid. II Is i broad tonight nr.. I for i."e of those who chaifce us with repudiation and ells honesty. M.. Merriflcld concluded his nddress, which was brief, by nn argument to prove that a dollar with an establish ed value of till cents ran bo legislated to a value of 100 cents. The band played, and Chairman Jen nings took occasion to publicly pro claim the thanks of the county com mit lee tor the usststauce rendered It by the rank and hie, and tu laud the speakers for their cainpuiKti work, tie ended by introducing Colonel Fitxslm liious, wno inuuo the fpeeeli mat creat ed the most enthusiasm aud the loudest yells. Colonel Fltzsimmons predicted that to-ciay would wliiie the Helves t battle of ballots ever waged, lie said, tt had been a campaign oi tin? people against pampered monopoly, and lual nomo cracy would score a sweeping victory. Local and uuilur.ul Republican cam paign oiuiurts and boiling eetnocraU received from tne liery toioiiol sume of tho scathing sarcasm for w iiich he is noted, and ho wound up with an euloKy of Mrs. liryan after referring to her huahand ad the "leader of the c jnimouera ' uud worthy to bo with Wusliintilon and Lincoln one of an lm moi'ial trinity. Mr. Roland, his bland smile, and the frequent wavitii; of iiis glad hand, lln Islicd the meeting. Ilu deseriiied tho silver cuuse one of "truth, justice uud liberty,'' urived his hearers to be watch ful al the polis to-iuy, and scathingly referred to ex-.Mayor Pow nerly, w ho had btfeii notflecied by Colonel Fltz bimmoiis. The gathering fitive three hurrahs and a parting yell, and then. In a mournful way, walked itself out of the building, which will be used to-nlsht by the Uepublican County cnminlltee as public headquarters lor receiving returns of SlcKlnloy's election. WHERE RETURNS WILL BE RECEIVED. In the rooms of the Central Rtpnuliean club In the Price building loci I and gen eral election r. ui r lis will be laeolverl to night. Aihiilssion to Hie raoias wdli bo grunted only to in;niber of the club. I'uaiplete ii turns, mti'on il nnd state and loeal, will be nniioun. e l ut Younc leu'a Cnristian association hail. Ret ween the nets al lb- i'i-uhhi thum, whore "The tllrl J Left Hehin 1 M j" will b the attraction, t lie elect Ion returns will be announced. Joan i!o;.le O'P.ellly conn II, Yoanr Men's Institute, will receive returns in their rooms on Lackawanna, avenue. Dur ing the eveiibui refreshments will be tierved. Al the r.lks' rooms on Franklin avemi.! a special wire will tick off th. returns for the benefit of tile menthol's of that or.ii .. T. iv u::i fl.-.o be a i ." Ml r.e.-flon. ..ial il:eU'.' eoui.oil, i ot;;ot .i . 11 a lilt ii- lidi, t.t 1 1C. e...atl C , Aid ie,eiu iile 1 e- tl.i . r.ua Joiner Mp's P- ..nt'licau 1-atue, cf the , est Side, will i . h e roiurtis In St. David's hall. A small admiss1 in fee will bo charged to restrict the crowd lo ths capacity of the hall. The Tribune will display the most com plete returns by means of a siereoptnon ut Washington avenue ui.d I In l mi stioct. Claike mothers will display election return.-! tit their West Side store. In th- armory the Republican county committee will receive returns. The pub lic Is invited to go there. The Democratic caunly commlttei will receive returns In .Music hall. - Clarke Pros, will have the c lection re turns received tonight in one ot their l!rc;e dry goods windows for the ac commodation nf (he public. A hand will give an open nir concert during the evening n'cd lunch will be served free of charge to everybody. All nre In vited un I everybody Is welcome. Clarke Bros. Who Will lie Our Xot President f You can find out at the Windsor, Tuesday night, when complete election returns will be received from all parts of the Uniied Slates by special opera tor. A nice lunch will be served. Kverybody welc ome. Corner Penn ave nue uud Linden street. The Crystal I.iiiiiKcry ma'.ies a epecially of careful work. Orders promptly ntUnded to. . . . Twining, optician 12' Penn avenue, in Harris' drug: store. Hours il u. m.. 5 p. m. f ish, 5c. Per Pound. Atlantic Fish Co., 118 Franklin ave, The King ot Fills U Boefiham'i. BEKCHAM'B. d bLUi1.i) Are the Best 13a Wyoming Ave. A well dressed woman Is nn Impossibles climax without a well lining cloak. K inetnbi ryoureloak makes or m ils a grace ful out lit. The pleasant and complimen tary woru so often spoke n la our clonk department within the past week attest our statement that we show the most se lect stock and best values In ihe city. We are striking for DHJCi-.U Tit A DK In Wraps and Jackets und the shiullticsa of prices we make ure a genuine surprise to everybody. Samples of What We Will Do This We:k: $I2.(io Ladles' Roucle Jacket; this week, ?!..-ll. $T.ii Knglish Novelty Skirt; this week, fleVl. Is.iVi .Misses" Fancy Jackets; this week, $'i.r,D. JUt.ii'i Ladies' Aairaehau Cape; this week. WR PI flf"l'Q NEW CLOAK III DL. tbrVO Dl l-ARTMENT, A. R. Sawyer's Store, 133 Wyo. Ave. REEVES JONES, COM'KHT PIAM.vT. (Musical Director ot the First Presby. tcriun Chutcti.) Teacher of Piano, Oriin und Jhirmony; Alstilhc Art of Accotn. panyin;; r:iii"lit Studio at Kcsi. Icnctfof tlic LATE HER! KOPFF, ;U)'2 Ac.h.ins Avenue, Seri.rilon. best m of m m Inclpcilug the painlsj exii iietln,' of Uotii by an entbely new ja. e.si. S. C. SNYDER, D. D. S., tH StXOCO St., Cpp. Hotel Jermyn. Gr.od Qi;nty Slwtes on Spring Rollers, at 20 2-5 C.r.i-i, I ".'st Holland Shades with Fringe and Lace to Match. ' "Made a id p.it up by Firit class Workmen LINOLEUMS, 4 Yards Wide, at 50 Cents Per Square Yarn. f CS'Oil Cloth Rug for S oves. JAPANESE RUGS, 36x72 inches, at $1.25 Each. SIEBEGKER S WATKINS. ute.V Opposite Wyoming House. fiiii IB 1 GRANTED HER! OUT Anl Wa Sell tm PLAIN COLO B. We keep all sizes and shapes. ' BERRY, THE JEWELER 423 Lackavvarm Avam $11.98. SATIN TOPPED FLY FRONT OUERCOflT The satin ia this garment is made absolutely pure ilye silk and Kiiaran teed to wear two seasons. The Kersey Is superior to. anythin" that was ever offered for $16 The tailoring Is cor rect and we are selling them lo men's sizes in blue or black for $11.98. UKE BROTHERS WARNING. VVc wish the public to know that the men who are going about so liciting Piano Repairs and Tuning arc not connected in any way with our house. They are using our name for the sake of guining confidence. BEWARE OF TPAHP TUNERS If your Piano needs at tention, send us word at once and have it done by competent workmen. L. B Powell & Co., 326-230 Wyoming Avenue. THIS WEEK FOR A FLYER We will noli you the latest shape and Decorated 102 pieces, Carlsbad China Dinner Set. for $12.98, worth $17.50, consisting of 12 Dinner Plates, 12 Tea Plates, 12 Houp Plates, 12 Since Plates. 12 Teacups und Saucers, 12 Individual lluttcri, 1 Soup Tureen, 2 Curd Dishes, 1 I 'ncord Dish, 1 l.tirge Matter, 1 Small Platter, 1 lioiit, 1 lUitter, 1 Snout", 1 Cream, 1 lloiax, 1 Pickle. METROPOLITAN CHINA HALL V. J. n'EICHIX, Mcars Hid';, Cor. Wusli. and Spruce St. 1 . m h; J ''iiiaj-fn J.BOLZ LADIES' AND MISSES' Silk Seal Plush Capes. Full sweep lined, trimmed with fur, jet aud gimp. SPECIAL. - Heavy Frenc h Boucle Cloth Jacket, newest style front, lined wtin suit. SPECIAL-Mis-ws Jacktts, fancy mixed cloth or plain black aud blue Meltou. all the very latest and best styles, from tt to 14 years. SPECIAL Misses Pretty Reefer Coats, plain cloth or mixed cloth, for ages 4 to 14; iiuuiense variety. Furs. Furs. Furs. Fine Wool Seal Capes, 3 yards wide, SO inches long, trimmed with American. Martin, cheap at $25.00, Sale Price, $9.98 Fine Astrakhan Cape, 3 yards wide, 30 inches long, hand, somely lined, cheap at $30.00, Sale Price. $10.08 Millinery. MO duiscu huts, aborted styles, nit t olorn, At 65c HiO cl.i.eu Walking Hats and Trimmed Bailors, iu black and all colors, At 59c 100 dozen Cloth Tam O'Shan ters, all colors, real value $1.00, At 39c Have your Furs repaired by the only pructlcal Furrier in the city. Winter Millinery AT Popular Prices. . . Everything new, novel and wearable that Is out up-to-date. Special prices this week In all depart ments. TrlmmeJ Hata at $1.23, $1.49. J1.73, )1.93. 2.2.-.. H9. WalkiiiR Hats at 49c, ',::., 9.V., $1.25. Tam O'Shanters 10c., 17c, 23c, 39o., 49c, Qulllfl, all colors, lo, Hlids, all colors, 10c Uluck Prince of Wales Plumes, 23c, 49c, 75c. ' Ostrich Feather Boas Wo carry tho largest line in the city, at I7.2u, IS.49, fll.ttt, $14.ilS. Hats Trimmed Free HASLACHEB'S MILLINERY. II. LANGFELD, Successor, 324 Lackawanna Avenui WHITE FRONT. NOTHING BUT WONDERS What the times arc bringing. Prices are constantly cut and the question is, where will it end? But we intend to follow and offer Cut Vase only 35c each Cul Vasis only 50c each Cut Suar Sifiers only 30c each Cut Oiivss only 40c Each Cut Syrups only 65c each Cut Sugar and Cream only $1.25 each Why not take advantage of these prices? , 131 Penn Are. Cpp. Baptist Charon Middle of the Block. WILLIAM S. MILLAR, Alderman 8th Ward, Scranton P.O0.V3 4 AM J 5 CAS AND WATEIZ CO. OCILDINU COuKEa WYOMING AVE. AND CENTER ST. OFFICE nOT'RS from 7.30 a. m. to 9 p. m. l hour intermission for dinner and upper.) Particular Attention aiven to Collection. Promnt t-vttlcnicnt lluaranteed. Your Bust. o.m U Respectfully Solicited. Telephone 134. Bl KATS AT Dunn's 1 1 '.:
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