THE SCKANTON TRIBUNE-SATC-IDA Y Jrl)RXtX(i, XOVEMJUKU LS. IWSMi.
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FIRE INSURANCE,
120 Wyoming Ave.
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of the art warrant! your patronage at home.
The Lackawanna
. 308 Perm Avenue. A. B. WARM AN.
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(ajpeis, Draperies and Wall Pap
17 WYOMING AVE.
The upil of R.dil No. Pave n ll'irral
ThunksKivlns; il million ti till Horcii.t
.Muslim.
John Ityan nn.l Kiel MuMy. the two men
hrouijht to lh- l.iu kMwainia lms.lial. w
were imrnej Tlianksnlvliut ly In
nioinl slmft. me k- tin alum? nicely.
imi.uty Sheriff T. J. Price yesto.oXy Hold
th.- Ht.., k in ii.-rm.ir; mill ;;;'; J;;;y ;;
Lackawanna iivcinie for '1 to .- -. IJ.oig
represented 1- Attorney S . Ulenl.
.Mrs. YV. 11. Kennedy, Mr. mid Mrs. .J. l.
I.e-wK Arthur liumi. Lewis Uol" rlsnu. d.
W. Davis ami 1!. H. Itohinson were ri-w'-i.-red
nt the St. liinls, 111 .Nut' York city,
l ist week
The latest account from thf hodsldo of
Joseph liilKnllnn. of I'lli-churi;, wlro w is
shot hv Watchman 1 Inline at Johnson s
store Wednesday morning was that lie Is
likely to mover.
ihvIiii; to the various other attractions
nl. cm town. Him entertainment which was
to have Peon clvon 1v the Saaei it t hi
Klks' rootus last lilt; hi has lieen post
poned until tomorrow ntuht.
The committee which had In chaw th
rlahnriito ili'i'oratlons seen In tin- Yoimu
.Mill':! Chilsllan Association hntlHnu;
T tuitikstii viliir ei-i-ntm; was as follows: Mr.
ri.-kus, iSi-ih-bc lioWitdo. Ccornc Sihroo
iler, Chailis V.iilar l an l Janus Cal l on.
I. Stroilse K- Co.. thriintrli their rlior
ncv'. II. ('. K. yivil Is, ycstrrliy Proniiht
action against Mini ror nian. lolniiies
tratrlx of tho et.iie of PhM-Ic Corcoiaii.
icconscil. for thn recovery of lot no r
vliu4kw.fi:ll ' i.Vrcjnm. itlirlllg Ills lllc.
lime.
Edwnr.l- Kcpfc, of Phelps street, who
Is pursnlm,- his stu.lies In ilcnllsiry nt the
Philadelphia liciilal ollee. hail a collar
hone liroki-n Thankfulvinif I lay in a pine
of foot hall at Trenton, X. .1. lie was the
left half hack of the Philadelphia Dental
Colle-,o team.
Mrs. Ann P.ushcll. M vears oM, wife of
Michael Tlnshell, of Sehnstiipol, l.uzorti,
county, died last cveiilmr nfu-r a brief Ill
ness. Plie has many friends In Scraiiton
1. 11. 1 Inininore. Two dmiiditers, Annie and
Mary, survive her. The funeral nrranKi -nients
have not yet lieen made. '
Monday eveninir, Nov. nil, tho first lee.
tore will he vlvi-n In the course nrrantreil
.. the ilirccloTS of the (Ireen ItMire I.I.
hr.n-y, The snhjeet will he "Pompeii,"
il lusli nti-.l. A. V. I lower, esi.. w ill deliver
the leciine, flu. uho; urn views In all. ex
hibiting the latest excavations. Admis
sion will be a silver offering at the dour.
All are Invited.
Mrs. I.eilrand WrlKht and Mrs. floorc"
L. Kl.-M, 101 behalf of the Women's Chris
tian T'-niperiincc union, presi'nte I to all
the railroad men vlslllns at the llaltroad
Yonntr Men's Christian association on
Thanksulvlnir Day dainty pack.iKcs of
(food, wholesome enkc. An apinoprlale
verse of Scripture was fastened to the
pad- "ie and the whole tied 101 with the
Voi...n'a Christian Temperance union
pmbletii, white ribbon. Over LMo iack.iies
were given out.
Dr. McDowell, dentist, 240 Adams
avenue.
PATROLMAN DAY'S PLUNGE.
Dovo Into 11 .lewclrr's Show I nsc
Vhilo rnrsniimii I'mrtiniio I'rrliiti.
I'ntrolninn I.onn Day eavo elinso to
a rrowil of urchins who were ImiiKini;
nroiind tho entranro to th FrothlnK
Imtn annnyinu people froinK Into the
fhciw last nijjlit nml In the pursuit was
IpiI around Jeweler Arkermnn'H hIiow
rnso which Rtooil near the sidewalk on
tho ten-fuot teserviition. In trying to
mflk a quick turn the lil ullicer
slipped and fell through the ruse
smashing tho glass Into n thousand
fragments. Ho pulled himself out from
among the jewelry and broken glass,
nnd finding himself alive and unhurt
continued, tho chuso nnd caught the
boy.
The liny will bo called upon to pay
for the dam aire to the show case be
sides having to answer for tin; misde
meanor which occasioned the chnse.
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SCRANTON BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Mr. Karle Conrad, of Olonwood. en
rolled a fvw days ugo.
(Hi Monday Mr. J. Arthur Front-,
of Huntingdon, l'a will enter for both
complete courses.
Miss Alice llucklnghnm last week
accepted a position with which she
neems to be much pleased.
Anolher call this week for a com
petent stenographer. A large salary.
There are j.l.-nty of good positions in
this city for first class shorthand writ
ers. After the game on Thanksgiving
Day, tho members of tho foot ball team
were roynlly entertained liyi tho faculty
nnd students of tho Htroudsburir Hlnte
Norrriul.
Tlie Young loulic Hoot el v.
Of tho First 1'resbytcrlnn church v.-lll
hold a Chrlstmns sale of doll nnd fancy
articles in the lecture room of the
church, Thursday afternoon and even
ing, December 3. Kveryone is urged to
rome and buy.
. Opening.
A dflln.ty line of Children's Cnts t
the Uaby Bazaar, 512 Spruce street
To Cure n Cold In One Day.
Take laxative nromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if It
fails to cure. 23c.
Important Announcement.
Secure lot, before higher prices 10
year plan Central- Fine nvenues.
Prices low. Junes, 311 Spruce st.
is r
SHOOTING AFFRAY
CAUSES BLOODSHED
An Early Mornlnz Enci.unler Results
Disastrously In Durjea.
TOOK PLACE IN PALLEVS SALOON
I'rnuk l.iinibrrl, of IMirycti, Went
luto the riace ttith Two Others
nnd Was llefiised lrink r"lic. Sa
loon is the Keiidexvous for 1!ouucm
nnd 11 Tree Fight Ktnrted in Which
l.iimlicrt Was Khot Three Tiiim's.
At IHiryea yestrrday morniiiK nt 2
n't lock Fiai;k l.iiinbert. ti ynuiiw man
whose home is on the back road lending
from Duryi-a to I'illst in. was shut three
times while going out of the deoi
of the saloon of Andrew I'alley
near the ilcinikii Catholic -lmrcli.
Lambert was shot In the right knee,
the back, and the head. Dr. I laker, his
physician, says he will not recover.
Arcorillna: to reoorts from that sec
tion 1'nlley's saloon has been tlo ren
dezvous of a gang of holme known as
tho "Sheet Iron" gang, tho aim nnd
object id which Is to rob and plunder
wherever they get n chance. Tin y roll
one another when they cannot rol any
body else.
lil l.I.TiTS WIIIZZINO.
I.nnibert and two companions came
Into the saloon and WHiitid drink. H
was refused Hu m ami when tin y start
ed out three of the hoboes plcfeeil a li it
with them. In the seiimimige that tal
lowed revolvers were drawn ami Lam
bert got three bullets in his bodv. Lead
was whizzing thrmu'h the air f r a few
minutes as If it were a battlefield.
Lambert was assisted home and med
ical attendance was summoned. The
otllecrs of the law were tlolilied :iiid
llelelllve Urown. Const lbb" Dennett,
and two other olllcors went to I'ullyo's
saloon. They searched the place about
daylight and found three men sleeping
on the Moor in one of tho upstairs
npartnietils nnd they had revolvers at
tfii-lr sides.
Define any of tho three nwoU.- De
tective Drown had their revolvers la
his possession, and it was mi easy mat
ter then for the ollleers to take I hem
as prisoners. In another part of the
lions" two tramps were asleep, but they
got away before tile ollieers coul 1 ar
rest them. The untiles 01' I hos" osopp
ed are .1. A. Ilrndley and .1. Flood. The
line" who were sleeping in desperado
fashion gave their names as It. Council.
James Ityan and Louis Clark. They
are all young men.
IN Till-; HZKKNK J A IT..
I'nlley, th" proprietor, nnd his bnr
tcnib r. Thomas Cesglove. welv also
taken Into custody ami with tin- other
three were nrrahyncd before Justice of
the Peace Jl. F. Cllboy. lie commit
ted them to tho Lur.erne county jail
; 1
at Wilkes-Ham- to await the r. still of
Lambert's injuries.
Kenrallonal stories wire alloat yes
terday about the nffrny. It was ru
mored that three men were fatally
wound' d, but an Investigation falbd to
discover that any one but Liinibt-rt. was
lilt. No two persons around tie- place
told similar stories. From the con
llioilng stntmienis the story slfied
out as the one nearest the
truth Is thill Lambert and hi:! compan
ions M et at on 0 Jollilii a thin, went
Into l'nllev'h saloon, culled for dvlnk
and were ordered out.
When tiny refused to k a light
siarleil. the I rami s took a tiiuul and I ho
firing coinineneial.
It Is suspected that the tr.inms are
(he burglars who have been op'-ialing
In nil the small towns between l.acha
w.innu and I'litsoin the pat few
months. I'alley. the saloon!;ei pi r,
biars a hard reputation.
KEELEY LEAGUE ENTERTAINS.
Women's Orirniiintion Conducted n
Dclightliil I'i'ogiiiiiiiiie l.at NiL-lil.
Lnst night's entirliilnnicnt nt the
Keeley Institute cn Madison nvemie,
under the auspices of 1 he Woman's
league, was largely attended nml nest
successfully conducted. Tin- seating
capacity of the Institute was nvertaxcd.
Kefri-slunenls were served ufter Hue
i-ntertalniiienl, when an era of intro
duction and good feeling follow ed.
Tho rooms were benul ifiilly ib-coinled
In blue nnd gold, through the kin-'.ness
of (.loldsmith's liazaar, under tin- di
rection of William Frosb-y. The pro
gramme Included a violin solo. -'Serenade,"
by Miss Long: recitation by ,Vr.
Hurt: baritone solo, hv Mr. strim-; an
address by K. 8. Thomas, "The Kleva
tlon of Mankind:" tfoprano solo by Mrs.
Lizzie Hughes-Itrunda'Te; the annual
ncJiiress of tho president. Mrs. Clar
ence II. Vnn Huskirk: tenor solos, the
words "Hearts, Too True," nnd "Sweet.
Little Mary," by Alfred Winder, the
singer.
The entertainment wns concluded by
a few words of congratulation from
Kdward F. Itlewitt, ihairinan of -he
evening, and a verbnl rcnort of he
cindMion of the league bv Miss Kuth
rvne U. Maher, second vice pr-Mdent
of the National Woman's Keeli y
league. Miss Van Dei yoort of tin- Klin
Park (luurtette. was a very accept
able accompanist.
EZRA GRIFFIN POST INSPECTED.
I.nrac .Milliliter of .tleiuhers nnd Visit
ing Comrade I'rcsctit.
An Inspection of Lh utrnnnt Kzra H.
r.rillin Post. No. i:!!l. H. A. It., was niauV
last night by Chiuhs A. Svdani. In
spictor genernl of the Crand Army of
lb public. About l.'.O metiib. is 11111! vis
iting comrades wen- present.
lit v. Walt-r A. Scott, one of "Sher
man's hummers." so In- said; Walter W.
Wlnton and II. D. Fa ut her were Hv re
cruits mustered In. A geld medal was
presented by the post through Com
rade Amsdin to Post Coniniainlei- N w
1 II Canine r. and to Charles It. Smith a
rilvir spoon in pursuance of a past
custom affecting comrades Into wlio.'e
families c. new child Is born. Among
the visiting comrades were Vaughn,
of .Moscow: Hathaway. Fa 1 roll and
I'ntton, of nlyphunt. and Parsons, of
Wilkes-Harre.
Speeches were made by tho visiters.
Colonel Klople, the Inspector gem:al
and othe-s. t'eiierol Svdani cinipll
mented th post on Its high inspection.
The Colonel Monies Post will be in
spected tonight.
APPOINTED TO DUNMORE.
Itev. Miles Millnne .'lade lanl to
Itev. M. I. Poiil.-ui.
Ilight Kevercnd I'.ishoti O'lTara has
transferred Itev. Miles Ahllane fiom
Carliondale and ar-liolntcd him assist
ant to Itev. M. II. Donlan. of Dun
more. Fnt her Donlan has been acting
as pastor of Ht. Mnry's congregation
since the death of Lev. C F. Mi-Murray
last March.
Father Millnne wns stationed nt the
catheilrul 'or some time as one of the
assistant priests, and his next place of
appointment was Cnrbondai-. He as
sumed his new duties yesterday.
WAS HE OF SCRANTON ?
Printed Mailer from This City round
on n Head liodv.
While hnulins gravel on AVednesday.
two lilooinsburg workmen found the
body of a man In the water near the
bridge In-low that town. The nutlnr
Ities were notified and a coroner's jury
empanelled, which returned a verdict
that the deceased came to his Uiulh
by drowntns In tho water of Flshlm?
Creek.
The man, who was a stranger, was
five feet six Inches In height, had light
hair amt mustache anil weighed about
111) pounds. In his iioc:;ets were found
a few iron bulla and circulars of Coeiir
do Lion Commnnilery, 17, Kuit-hts
Templar, of Seriinton. The boiiy had
the ap'ienranci of havlns lieen la the
water sevcrn! days.
X 1 1 1 11 1 1 y among this city's Sir Knights
failed to reveal any knowledge .of the
man's identity. It Is believed here that
the ( in iilan: mentioned wen- wnipp:-d
nbout the oilier articles found in the
pockets of the man.
IIIS LIFE WASTED.
"Jcrrj" iryiili, Onci; It it-It, Dies Icn
uileks ami 11 I'n'ilie t'linrue.
A (hariTO or the public, friendless,
homeless and almost lorgolteii, "Jerry"
Ityan. died yesterday In the Hillside
Home trom cons'.inuition and general
debility, the effects of a dissipated life.
A few years ago he was one of t In
most well-to-do and intliu-ntial resi
dents of I'ine Drook.
It wns about a week ago that Uyan
applied at the central police station for
shelter. He .vas weak, wan nnd ap
parently at death's door, and was
placed In the emergency hospital In
the city hall, wher he was cared for
for several days. Karly In the week
he was removed to the homo.
It was bill n few years ago that
Ryan was re;uted worth from $in,iuit
to sj-jo.tum. Prosperity wns too much for
him and his money and his licali.M
were parcelled out In dissipation.
DIED WHIli FIDDLING.
Old Mini Stricken With Heart Failure
While Playing a Violin Fell
to the Fluor.
While playing a violin for the en
tertainment of u Slithering Ht the res
idence of Colvin Wescotl, of l'hufil
11 venue, Thursday night, Horace tlrif
tin. a ,"ed 7';, was stricken w ith heart
failure and succumbed in si few inin
11 1 1 s.
lie lived iii apartments next door to
the Wescolls a 111! was heard playing
his violin hv I he conipanv that w.is
assembled there lor Thanksgiving fes
tivities. It was suggested that ho le
sent lor to hcl:i Pi tin; entertainment
nnd lh'-" was done.
lb' was standing near the piano piny
lug it oid nli- w hen he suddenly stop
ped and win 11 the company looked UP
to ascertain the cause I hey saw the old
man topple over with his face to thi
nner. He died w hile being removed to
iho home o hia friend, Horace !. Tw in
ing, two blocks awii;-, he ha? inK often
expressed the w!sh I hat when he died
Hint he would be under Mr. Twiiling's
rool.
The deceased had been n carpenter
by trade, I.11I before coming to this
city lived on a farm mar the Provi
dence Water eonipn u.v's reservoir. He
survived by n ilaughP-r living In
l.uz.Mii', aio! iwo sous, mi.- of whom
lives In Port Jervis, and tin- other in
Dufl'alo.
THE LAWRENCE DAMAGE SLIT.
Cni::iiii TliniipjMUi 'I'cIN Mow lie
Timed tlie Speed ol'n Cut.
Judge Cunstcr yesterday refused the
motion !or a llon-sult in the case of
Allan Lawrence aeainsl Hie Scraiiton
Tiaetion coini'any. and ilirecled the
trial to piocccd. Tin- ib. fendiiuts nn
tb i,iat"d I in- relusnl and bad their
wltmrses present to combat the evi
dence of the plaint li'l'S ns to the Speed
of the car, and tho ear;iln:r capacity
of a child circumstanced as was Mor
tal Lawrence, the l-yciir-ohl son of the
plaintiff, whose dcain Is the cause of
act ion.
A feature of th" evidence nloni; I hose
lines was the testimony of W. II. i!r!f
tith, 'trombone player in I'.auer's band,
wlio slated that In- has earned on an
average ?::;i a month bv ieris.ui of his
coninetion with the band. This evi
dence was aiidiiced for llu- reason that
the plaintiff's son was to have be
come a band musician, following In
the i'ootsieos of his father. Captain
Thompson was called to show that the
Traction company's cars are usually
run at a hb-,li rate of speed along Ad
ams avenue.
In proof of this statement he said
that he had freouentlv limed the cars,
while lying In bed at night, by count
ing tho number of revolutions, made
by a Hat w h. el, w ith which, he averred
many of the cars are alllicted. lie es
timated the circumference of the wheel
and by counting the number of
"humus" of the Hat wheel was able
to tell how fast the car was moving
during any given period of time. Ma
jor Warren's iiuestion as to whether
the witness knew positively that the
cars In- timed had not more than one
Hat wheel or whether possibly there
were not two Hat simts on one or two
or all th" w heels dost roved the effect
of his direct evidence, and he was
called from the stand.
The greater purl of the afternoon
was itlvcn up to argument on the law
points submit ted tot lie Judge fur trans
mission to the jury. The closing nr
guinetils and the judge's hai'.:e will
most likely protract the case until noon
today.
In the case of Susie W. Fressoni. of
Moosie. Oi-'iiinsl the I'nitcd Life In
surance association for tin- recovery of
S2.11110 insurance 011 "her hu'.iand. M. P.
Fressoni, court yesterday din-cied a
verdict for the full amount with inter
est, in nil nniountine; in :5.-.':::i..!:i in fa
vor of the plniiiliff. The verdict was
Unopposed.
Lx-.lnihvo Stanton moved for n new
trial in the So,-. ka-Snyter case, but It
was refused.
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ELKS' LOIXiE OF SORROW.
ill lie Couiliiclcd at the l'rot hi nu
llum Siniiliiv December l.
Ti e Klks' mi morinl service or Lodge
of Sorrows will occur Sunday night.
Dee. fi. nt the l-'rolhln.'haiu. .1. KlUot
lo.ss will deliver the metforinl address
and amoioj- those who will participate
In the musical programme at- Mr. and
Mrs. Thicl and .1. Alfred I 'ennlnglon.
Members tickets are now belie: dis
tributed and seats can be reserved by
th"in until Tuesday. Aft' r that the
tickets sent out with the Invitations to
I fiends of the oi!;re will le- exchanged
for seals. Hilly a suHicient 1, umber to
oioupy the sea I i in; capacity of lh.;
bouse have l-.cou im lied.
A FAST HORSE.
Harriet KrigM Dal lit l,ii(
by
I'eacemeal in 11 Itouawiiy.
Ilortlet Plight, of tlie l!iiul-;vnrd, sent
her coachman to town yesterday to do
soi:i" shopping. While coining down
Washington avenue the horse ijot on
maua'YcHhlo und got away from him.
The carrla:'!- didn't last long and was
left behind in sections.
At the ccrip-r of Spruce strp-t there
wus nothing b-fi attached to the beast
but the harm-ss and pi -cos of the thills.
'Che coaehiunn had bet 11 dumped out.
At this point' the runaway collided
with the carrl:i7" of School Controller
Frank Parker nnd wrecked II. Mr.
Parker escaped Injury by Juinpin;.
DEATH OF MRS. STIPP.
Mother of Onlrai tor Peter Sfipp, of
Tliit CiM.
Yesterday noon Mrs. Jlpria Anr.n
Stipp. of 0Y2 Harrhion avenue, wlilow
ol Ludwl-r Htitip. died In the sixty
fourth your of her ago. Her husband
died about four years ngi, in Schneck
enhnusen. Davarin. nnd she ni-ciiu-pnnlid
her son, Peter Stiiip. of thin
1mm
Pains's Celery Comnnund Va the Only
One That kzmM,
wdm iTrss if A- mzumw? i n if
, n-Sl : 1 f : i w ftfSa fo&ir'" .'-. , i tpiiJi !i
The essential difference between
Piiine's celery compound and the be
wildering number of sarsaparillas and
nervines that its success lias brought
Into existence is that ('nine's celery
compound furnishes just the nppro
pllut" nutriment lo the exhausted
nerves, and secun-Iy builds up tin- sys
tem ngainsi disease, while the unscl-n-tille
remedies confuse and add to tho
derangement of Die organs.
P. line's ci 1- iv compound not only re
lieves, but effectively end permanently
cures.
Th" most permanent and direct cure
for debility, nervous weakness, lan
guor, and a "run down" condition, is
the strong, reliable Palne's celery com
pound. The rasping, Irrltnline effect of
a badly iimu isln d nervous system up
on si! the organs of th;; body ceases
w hen this medii -ne Is used.
('nine's celery cumnoiind Is the most
advanced nei-V" and brain sl rem-t heller
and fstor.-r known if medical sel.-iioo.
The tind. worn out Hn'l'oivr who Is
not nilvaiK In-jr Inwards heallh. Is fall
ing back. There Is no stands:!!! In bad
lleaPii. One can endure n. lieinbo-hc or
(1 backnelie once; one can endure It
twice, but tho repeated sick le adaele
end Hie constant pain in th" buck and
in the rerion of ihe la-art must lie got
rid of. For the 1.-1-111:1 11 -nt and porl
tive cure of these utile-allhy stales of
the bodv, as evinced bv repented at
tacks of rheumatism, neun lgia. sleep
lessness, or kidney trouble, there Is
city, to Anierlcn on Ids return from a
1 1 ip to Ceruiany ill P!'-'.
Mrs. Stipp's death was caused by
heart trouble after a sh-kness of onlv
about three weeks. She was attended
by Doctors p.ihorts and .Ib lln r. Sin
is survived In this city by four sons:
Peter. Ma'.lilas. Lu.pvig and Pr.tnlz,
md in tiermany by one son, Lorenz.
The fuiieinl will be held at 2 o'clock
this I'.fleinoon. Interment will be
made in tlie Dunninre cemetery.
THE JURY WHEEL.
Names of 1.650 "Stber, Etc.," Were
Placed Therein Yesterday How
the Work is Dune.
Pursuant to the decree of court. Jury
Commissioners John I-'. Mnnnion r.tnl T.
J. Slat tin ws with I'r sldent Judge l:.
W. Archibald yesterday tilled the Jury
wheel. Charles F. Wagin-r acted as
eleik and Kdward Wenzi 1 as nssl-t-ant.
The task occupied eighl h ops and
was poi-forim d In Judge Arehbald's
chamber.
The number of nanu s placed In Ihe
wheel was l.li.'.n. each commissioner and
the judge selecting .'i.".a. The names
Wi-rc secured by sending slips to tin
various voting districts of the eountv.
where some prominent citizen s sel
ected to wtlte down the nanus, occu
pations and i-i shlcnc -s of men who In
his judgment ar-- "honest, upright, so
ber and conscientious" nun capable in
every way of passing upon the dis
putes and evil ih'iio;s i f their f. l..w
men. other nanus ate also scl i led
irom among tip- p tsona! a. .iia lot in. -e-
of th- tin it!ici.-ls. Tin-re is never
nny laik i f ilium s of i-it'zi lis tru - and
l:t ir fill who .--.re willing to lie drawn . n
a jury.
After being fill, d the wheel w as sealed
and placed in the custody of the sheriff.
MEDAL OF HONOR LEGION.
Consultation Admit (lie Dale oi'llic
.i-xt Convention,
Mayor Palhy was waited uo in yes
terday morning by Captain P. ln-La -y.
of the National Medal of Honor L' .e.lon.
for the put p.. s - of lixing n dale for tie
annual convert Ion which Is to be held
1-ere next ytar. It Is a custom that
the mayor of the city In whVn the an
nua! puivir.lli-" is held is land-- r.n
honorary tin mbcr iluring the pt-ogr ss
of Hie arran-'ciia tits In forehand and
while It is I" m -sslon.
It was not di llnltuly decided mi what
dlltl- the convention will b held, but
It will bo probably on or near June 17.
Watch for the VI hite Wagii::.
Our work Is always thoroughly wash
ed, nicely starehi-d, beautifully Ironed.
Crystal Laundry. Kxpcrieneed help
employed. .
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A cantata entitled "Saul of Tarsua."
under the direction of C. F. Wh'tt -
inorc. will be glvin at the penn Ave
nue Paptist church Tuesday tyenlng at
S o'clock. The entertainment will be
given unlet- the nuspio -s of Sunday
school classes Nos. I. I and 5. Tickets
can be : roeured at door or from any
member of either i lass. Price of th-k-
i ts, 1!." cents. "
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Twining, optician 125 Penn nvenue. In
Harris' drug store. Hours 9 a. m., 5
p. m.
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Miss Carelyne V. Horsey, teneher of
elocution, oratory nnd delsarto, 431 Ad
ams avenue.
t,ndies nnted.
Kxpcrieneed sales ladles wanted at
"The l'nris," 4 (HI I.ack'a ave.
nothing to bo compared for a moment
Willi the r.reat discovery of Prof. Kd
ward I-:. Phelps, M. !., LL. D., of Dart
mouth medical school-Palne's celery
compound.
If vou are out of health or despondent
lfi-oi.ii-.-o of repeated trials of other
remedies, dike a fresh start. Tho brac
iinr went her Is In your favor.
Here is the experience like that of
hundreds of others of Mrs. Lydia M.
linyden. of Mai-iop, Ind.: (
"i;.fore commencing the use of
Palne's celery compound I was treated
by many doctors, and trl-d many rome
dies, but did not got anv better. I
seemed to i.10 all broken down. was
Herd nil the lime, nnd mv constitution
s- emc I to be giving out. 1 welched only
11. "1 po ntnls last fall when I commenced
using Pane's celery (--impound. In 1 -ss
than two mouths i weighed 1-1 pounds,
an unusual weight for me. I have had
better health ever since, and have felt
better this summer Hum I have fur
years.
"My littlo daughter was away from
home on a visit, and came home look
ing lis !:' sin- had had a hard sickness. 1
wont right away nod get n bottle of
Pabe-'s bay compound, and she has
had 1 . tie;- ..ath shice than she oyer
had in lu r lire, cats hearty and Is grow
ing fat."
There Is now woman, who. In justice
to horseir, can fail to take Palne's cel
ery compound under similar circum
slmnccs. nlicp.
The following is a lipt of display cards
l-epi m rtock at this ollk-e nnd for
sal" nt ten cents each:
1 looms for rent.
. For sale.
This property for rale,
Furnlsho-d rooms.
House for rent.
House to let, etc.
Choice cut flow-rs and flower d"
lgns nt Palmer & .McDonalds, r.H
spruce,
Thn King of Tills 1j
EKKCIIAM'S.
Doecham's.
Wants In The Tribune are read by
people who hire help.
SAWYER'S
Second
Millinery Opening
This afternoon . and even
ing, Nov. 2-Sth, we will show
a variety of onr latest Paris,
London und New York Pat
tern Hats and livening Hon
nets, the most select and ele
gant styles of the season.
Inspection invited.
A. R. SAWYER, wff
Ave.
m seis ff m m
Inoladlni; tbe painless (-xtrnetiDg or
tcvta bjr an entii eiy now proei-u
5. C. SNYDER, D. D. SM
M epr8t., Of p. Hotel Ji-raiyn.
rpefs,LaceC(iPtaiDs
And Window Shades.
mm
EBEOKER & WATKINS, D&s
406 LACKAWANNA AVEg OPP. WY0UIN3 HOUSE.
NOW FOR
BUSINESS.
C1IST11S IS COX J
we are preparing;
FOR THE BOOM. . .
Watchas, Jswalr?,
Sterling Silver Novelties.
ALL T.lli LATEST.
HONEST GOODS
AT RKiHT IMtlCKS.
T,
423 Lackawanna Aveuj.
A
Large Stock
of the
CHOICEST
STATE
at
Bottom Prices
AT
A
Mistaken
Some rcoplcthln because a firm hut
a lnri;c store filled with goods, and
those of s hinh Kmde, that tht-y must,
of lu-csniity. K. t hi.-htr price. than a
smnllt-r .-'.tore with Inferior stock.
THIS 1ft VkO(i, end vou can prove
It by comparing the price nt Pianni,
Ornans and all kind cf Musical In
struments, n sold by
P0WELUS
MU5IC STORE,
And the Instruments and Prices ot any
ether place In the clt".
Fancy Jartlincres.
Fancy Flower IIolilcr3.
Fancy Candelabrai.
Fancy Fern Dislics.
Fancy Bisque Figures.
Fancy Clocks and Punch Bowls.
Odd and Unique Speci
mens for buffet and sids
board decorations,
METROPOLITAN
CHINA HALL
C. ' WKICIIKL,
Mrars lildij, Cor. Wash, and Sprure St.
A Gooii Wife
is Klie who tries to malie
lior lmsban l's incoinu tr.tvel as
far as possible. But saving money
doesn't mean buying "cheap"
tilings it means buying value,
quality, buying the most for the
money. Ve guarantee to give
you nothing hut satisfaction, pure
and simple. Come ami see.
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for
THANKSGIVING
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I.'s Wjoinins Avoniip.
. B.OLZ,
Next to the Dime Bank.
Specials in
JACKETS,
SKIRTS and
CAPES.
.Tnckets now
3.49
... 7.D0
... 9.9S
... 2.9-t
jn.nii Jackets now
$14.75 Jackets now
$I.ihi Skirt now
ST.oil Skirt now
SIX.no Klectrlc Seal 'aie now...
Slll.OII l-:ieetric Seal ('line and...
SHI.IHl Seal Plush I'ane now
Slfi.00 Seal riush Cape now
S"i.H) I teeters now
S'.i.iid Iteefers now
SU'.UU Itecfers now
3. 50
. 9S
18 HO
4.M
9.S9
2.49
D.00
HILLINERY.
A lot of very styllfih Pelt Hats
trimmed with Fi'k ruches and
fancy fen titers or Ostrich tips
vn In; Jt."i.t:i, nt 2.9S
value S'i.imi nt
Misses' and Children's Kelt lints
t ilinmed with ciifrctts or fancy
feathers, Ini'Ke rllihoii hows, spe
cial at i.tjf
Have yotir Furs repaired by the
only practical Furrier In the city.
J.BOLZ
13S Wyoming Avenue.
From Now O.i
We Will Sell All
Millinery at
Half Price
Hoses, nil shinies
ijiillls, nil rolnrx
Kronen l-'ur Kelt Hats
2Zc. a hunch
le.
,.41le.
...fe.
Cliques, nil shu'lr-a
Ilhu-k I'arrots
l.-nilies' Tihnmi il Sullors We.
1.10.
L:ellis' nnd Mls.ms' Trlnuneil Hals
!,-., $1.19
Keather IJuas W.W, $7.49, $3.98
il!
UUUIliUill
II. LANGFELD, Successor,
324 Lackawanna Avenii).
WHITE FRONT.
With Respectful Compliments We Beg
to Announce the
OPENING OF
WINTER SEASON at
II
(.Formerly I: limine Kleberg's.)
H3ND1Y, TUESDtY, WEONESDAY,
Nov. .to, Uec. and .
EXHIBITION OF
China,
Glass,
Pottery,
Lamps, &c
231 Penn Ave , Opp. Kaptist Church.
Middle of IMock.
t'"' Souvenir Presented to Ladles.
Come to
EiSil fi SU
FPU ALT.
newspapers, Magazines,
and Story Papers,
Al-iln Stand, - . 103 Wtoming Avenue
branch Stand. - 503 Linden Street
in r ront of Turkish Hat hi.
ALWAYS OPEN,
Bl
HATS
AT
At Half Price.
onn's
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