THE SCHAOTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY MORNTNfcr. DECEMBER 1. IStffi.
7
Newfe
WEST SIDE EVENTS.
Insane Man Uncon (ratable in the Police
Station "Joseph" Siogers
Banquetted.
Rporsp Pork, nnl-hairi'd nml thought
to In liisntu-, was loi-keil up in Wi'Mt
Kid.) iiiilii-e stutiiin at 10.::o uVlmk last
nlfc'hl ly OilU-iT Lowry fnr il:siUily
ncti.'Tia In the Kul.mn ..f Marshall and
White on Wist l.arkav. anna avi iiuc.
No siihiht lunl lu- bi-'-n iikuvil l-himl
tin- bars than hi" Ih-khh to luinum-r the
iron work with his Immls. His lingers
were slaslu'il ami kus)i-i1 until tin- lli-sh
was i-ovored with lilootl. TirinK of this
IVik pat on the bunk ami Ik-kiui an
insulin liiiiiiliiinlinriil with his feel on
the sheet iron whleli ilivbles the II.
Tile n.iise could be heard two bli.rks
away, lieutenant Williams ami l'o
liee Oflieer Haul l'ori'ibly took mf the
slioes of the Insane man, thinkiiiR that
this woultl Flop the feet rarl.et. ihit
l'ri-U knew no pain. He haiuineieil Hie
sheet iron until his feet were brui-i d
uml swollen. He continued this until
loiiK. alter, m iUnij; lit and when he did
Htop it was l rum pure physical -oiiapse.
Pock Is a youns ninn almut r years of
utfo. II seems to talk witli ditlieiilty
and makes use In pari of the deaf anil
dumb laiiKuaKe. lie is from over the
mountain.
CAXTATA PINOF.RS HANOI-KT.
So successful from artistic and linan
lial standpoints was the n.-ceiit p.r
fornmnce of the cantata Josepli at the
Jackson Street llaptist lunch that the
participants in Hie product ion were last
evening Biveii a coinplimeiitary ban
quet 111 tile church. Kiveii by the choir
which direiled (he cantata. Tims.;
present w r : .Mr. and .ivs. John
Thomas, Mr. and Mis. J-:. 1. Collins.
Mr. and .Mrs. John Lloyd. Mr. and
Mrs. It. I. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Da
vid Thomas. Mi. and Mrs. A. Huberts,
Mr. and .Mrs. W. II. Koborts, Mr. and
Sirs. Course WiiHick, Mr. and Mrs.
Kdwln Itowen, Mr. and Mrs. J. ('.
Mnyer. Mr. and Mis. James i'rotlieioe,
Mr. and Airs. Lewis Davis: Misses Net
tle Louis, Winifred Harris. Viola Kv
ii ns. Marry K Nicholls, Martha llilih
Iiirm, I'assie Howell, liertruile Tlnimas,
Sarnh Davis, Cweti Davis, Mae Saiiuu l,
.Alarcar 't Thomas Norma 13. Nlcliolls,
Alice Tlionias, Anna Williams, l.!i:7.ie
Lake, Margaret Morgan, Matlie Thom
as, Lizzie Hitscroth, Helen Harris,
Hattie Keynolds, ('aside Harris, niivln
ilowcn, Anna Lewis, I;hml;i L. Thom
as, Alice Jones Via Jones, lMUh Da
vis, Alda Davis, .MmiMivt Jones, Nor
ma Williams, Anna Jones, Kli;:;ihel h
Price. Mary A. -Morcaii. Itacb. l Hub
erts. Jemima lioilel ii k. Cidle House.
Alaricatet K. Kilwimls. Jennie Davis;
Albert Davis. W. Myron Kvans. II. IS.
Moore, David Davis, Morris Thomas.
William Lewis, I toy Williams. I!. J.
Ciilllths, t'hatl.s llollv. William i.
Thomas. Ceorite Nicholls. Jeiikin Jon
kins. Meiijaiulu C. Jenkins. David
Cibhs, John Iteese James, Muliirt
'Owen,. Kihvard Walkins, Will Davis,
Thomas Abraham, W. .1. Davis, John
A. Davis, (Hypliant: T. J. Matthias,
James K. Criilltlis. A. Widdowllelil,
tilyphant; Kd James, jr., Meudie Da
vis, John V. Jones. Lddlo Davis, H. V.
Jliuik, T. M. Jones. David Phillips, Har
ry li. Decker. David Davis.
At ! o'clock the cuests renalrod to
the laine diniinv room where the tables
lunl been arraiiired In a three-sided j
miuai'e with the open side leavliisr an I
eiilram-e to the well furnished kiichcn
of the church. Neat linen ami silver j
tableware added to the imitiip; asiieet
of tht; scone. The quests, nearly l.V
persons. Were call.d to cileiiee frciin n
merry disorder liy liichanl Nieholls,
who In a happy mood Introduced 1:1. It.
Crlllitbs as president of the t-vcuhiK's
festivities. Mr. Ci'itlitliH' remarks in re
sponse were surest Ive of the k 1
time Just biwiiii;. He inllcl for the
'feast son;:" from the cantata. Then,
accompanied by Miss Norma Williams
and led by the rising yountf inus'clan,
T.cwls Davis, the entire nsseinblare
s:in; the pretty melody. The feasting
tin n bcnn.
Throughout tin evening nn iniprninp
tu protrrnmine was carried out. I'd win
Powcn was lirsl i ailed upon to hIiik one
of his sweet solo selections. Mr. Ilowcn
rest end. d wlih a solo part from "Jn
fepli," in which he essayed the title
role. John W. Jones sum; a solo In his
line bass voice, "The Watchers." He
was niiptauilod. O. A. Williams. Mar
tin O'Malley and Kmerson I). Owen
were asked to say nomoililnn for the
press. Messrs. Williaius anil O'Malley
responded with thanks for the courtesy
extended, while Mr. Owens reelted ii
humorous piece, lilchnrd Nicholls pall
tribute to "The phis of the choir Coil
Mess them." and Morris Thomas fol- I
lowed with remarks on the "Moys of the
choir." Air. Thomas was witty nml
made many lauulis. Following this
Ttlchnrd H. Wlllinnis. whose daimhter.
Mis Norinn, was accompanist of the
cantata, snnke a few coinpllnn'Mtai y
Annual
EVERY HOLIDAY SEASON FINDS US HEADY
to present with sale of any Child's Suit, Heef
er, Overeoat, or Ulster, a suitable compli
ment to the little folks, and at this time we
have decided on the handsomest Sled or Cut
ter that we ever gave.
It is our policy to keep popular with the chil
drento keep our name before them and to continue
in the sale of more juvenile wear than all others
combined.
Shrewed mothers who have shopped
about know that our assortment is the
largest and our prices a li ved and low
est one.
The SAMTERS
itjm Dealing 'Clcthieri, Halters and Furaiski
of lb? Siibdpbs.
words, after which cake and cream
were served.
iKddie Juines, Edward D. Collins re
Hpomled to toasts. A duet was Burn?
bv Kddle and Kdilll Davis. One of the
humorous toasts iof the evening was
The Widows in the Kitchen" as re
sponded t4.y K. It. Crltllths. The the
club sans and Mlsa Margaret Jones
and John W. Jones sang one of their
It liKhtful duets.
it was decided to re;eat the cantata
in January.
The waiters and assistants were:
Mrs. John Piitchard, Mrs. I). W. Wil
liams, Mrs. Oiarlos Huberts, Mrs. AI.
P. Lewis, Mrs. Alfred Lewis. Mrs. J.
II. Lewis. Mrs. Kichard Nicholls. Mrs.
William Jeremiah, Airs. Neil Suttee.
Mrs. William Pass, Airs. Harry Cod
shall. Mrs. l. O. Thomas. Aliases, Alnr
parct .Murphy, Ida Lewis and John II.
LeW.ls.
CIIAHOES ACAINST THEM.
Two youiiK men, Mike AIcAnulty. of
Twenty-second street, and Edward
OToole, of Hennessey court, were
cauivht earlv Saturday nlRht In the act
of stuiliii"' liiiuors from the cellar of
Steven iianauiian's saloon on Luzerne
stieet. Constable John Davis arrested
oToole later in the nlfiht on a war
lant sworn out at the otllce of Alder
man John, of the Fourth ward.
The constable in trying to arrest Alc
Annlly made a mistake. Theie lire
two Ijiothers, anil Instead of arresting
"Mike," the guilty one, Constable Da
vis took up Patrick. The error was
found out nt the alderman's olllce.
o'Toolo was held In ?r.(io bail to nppear
nt court. AIcAnulty had not been ar
rested last night. The two young men
are charged aNo with niallcious mis
chief. John Seiss, of Luzerne street,
furnishing the information. Seiss says
that McAiiull.v mid ti'Toole tore down
his fence last Friday night,
oi'oole was held in ball. His father
went bondsman in eaeh case. AIc
Anulty Is yet uneaptured.
NOTES AND PEHSONALS.
Past Master John 'II. lteynolds. of
Hyde Park lodge. No. 3:iH. Free and
Accepted Allisons, left yesterday for
Philadelphia, where lie will be dele
gate to the session of the grand lodge,
which meets Wednesday.
Camp 33, Patriotic Order of True
American, will hold an "auction sale"
this evening after the regular moet
lin:. A social session will also be held.
Ilegiiinlngwith tomorrow services will
bo held every Tuesday and Thursday
afternoons at 3.30 o'clock and on Fri
day evenings at 7.1j o'clock at St. Da
vid's Episcopal church, corner of Hrom
ley aveiiue and Jackson street, to last
during the Advent season.
The Crescent dancing class will meet
Thursday evening of this week In
Mears' hall. Tlie class will hold n mas
querade on the evening of Decem
ber SI.
Miss Louise Williams, of Wilkos
1 la i re. haa rehired In me after a visit
to friends on Twelfth street.
Andrew 1 Srlstley, of Olyphant, visited
his brother, Joseph Hiislley, of North
.Main avenue, Sunday.
Mrs. Curr. of Factory vllle, Is the
guest of her nephew, Hurry Wligley,
of Twelfth street.
The Social Clrolo of the Simpson
Methodist Episcopal church will hold a
social next Friday night.
Choice out Mowers and flower de
signs at Palmer & .McDonald's, M4
Spruce street.
Finest and .Mabel Dershlmrr. of 10112
Kynon street, have resumed their stud
ies at Keystone aOademy, r.ftcr spend
ing their Thanksgiving vacation tit
home.
l.ui l Caiiwell returned Monday from
Factoryville, whore he spent Thanks
givinii with friends.
Willie H. Evans, of Nantleoke, railed
on Fore-it Dershimer last Saturday on
his way hack to Keystone academy.
The latest und best styles. Huberts,
126 North Alaine.
Dr, ('. . Colhoru, Dentist.
Rooms 144 North Main avenue.
West side IluNincim Directory.
HARRIET J. DAVIS, FLORIST.-Cut
flowers and funeral designs n specialty;
1M South Main avenue; two doors from
Jarksnn street.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE. Cash for
anything you have to sell. Furniture.
Btoves, Tools, etc. Call and see tha
stock of J. C. King, 701 to 709 West Lack
awunna avenue.
MnROAN'S PHARMAfy-lOl NORTH
avenue Warranted pure drugs and
ohoinlonls. Prescriptions carefully pre
pared. Fine Ktiitionery and blank hooka.
A largo stock unliable for Christmas
presents. Teachers' lilbks cheaper than
ever. Call mid exnmlne them. Wood
ttulns, paints, window glass, etc. Clerk
at store all hours of night.
To ('tire n Cold in One Dny.
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if It
fails to cure. I3c.
A
Holiday
Present,
PKOVIDKMIK.
David Smith, of Fvnner & Chappcl's
store, is ill at hia home on North Alain
avenue.
Alatiie Flynn Is seriously ill at his
home on West Alarket Btreet.
Airs. John Koldnson, of Sprint? street,
Is visiting friends in I'ittston.
Aliss Alary Alutteniore, of I'KBett's
street, has returned home from a short
visit with friends nt Wllk. 8-P.arre.
Kdward I-nftus has returned to his
home on Leirifelt's street after a short
visit with friends nt Archibald.
Airs. Ira I turner, of Thompson street,
is seriously ill.
Lewis Huff, of Parker street, who
has been ill for the past few weeks.
Is convalescent.
ltay Harbcr. of Weatherly, Is visit
liUT his parents. Air. and Mrs. Ira liur
lior, of Thompson street.
lliMUKo Wilder, of Weston Place, who
was thought to have recovered from
his serious illness, has suffered a re
lapse. Air. Wnrinjr. of Alullcy's store, has re
turned from lilnsihamton, where he
spent the Thanksijivini? holidays.
All-is Kill th Ilunlait, of Ashley, has
returned to her home after a week's
stay with Aliss Mae Iladsel, of Ureen
HidfJ' street.
Airs. Randolph Orlppon, of Dalton,
spent yesterday In this section.
Airs. Joshua John, of Soring Btreet,
Is slightly indisposed. .
Miss Lizzie Owens, of prick nvenue,
has returned from Wilkes-1 iarre.
Thomas K.sdras Williams has return
ed to Hartford, Conn., nfter spending
the imst rv days with his mother, of
William sTTr-V
Airs. Daniel IJecse, of Spring street,
is ill.
Mvp.n Lewis, of Charles street, is vis
iting friends at Dundaff.
V. o. .Siiltoii. of Olyphnnt. paid n
llylmr nip to this place yesterday.
Kt-'phon Channel, the popular North
Main avenue clothier, is seriously 111.
A few evenlncs uk the daughter of
Mr. and Airs. J. Armoy Knox, of Oak
street, drnnk n tcaspoonful of aconite
with nearly fatal results. Her life was
without ilou1.it saved by the unreniit
tinK zeal with which the nttendluir
physician worked. According to the
physician eight drops of the deadly
poison Is sutlieiont to kill a horse.
Airs. John Itontran, of Hlrch avenue,
has returned from New York city.
SOUTH HIDi: NEWS.
A special meeting of St. John's church
lllossed Virgin Sodality will be held
tills evenlnu nt 7..'I0 o'clock.
The funeral of John ioush, who wns
killed at the blast furnace Saturday af
ternoon. Thomas Hyron and Anthony Hrennnn
are home utter a hunting trip in Pike
county.
The Turn Verein will plve Its annu
nl exhibition at Worklngmen's hall on
Dec. 1x, The event will be under the
dlitetion of Professor Carl Stalber.
Choice cut (lowers and flower .lo
slmis at Palmer & AlcDonalds, M4
S;ru ce.
Call at the new .1c. store; everything
new, nt Porcher's, 713 Cedar ave.
DUNMOKi:.
Airs. Joseph Cobb and Mrs. K. Enslln,
of Georgetown, are the guests of Mr.
and Airs. Albert Jenkins, of Duller
street.
Peter Plnkney, of Ulnnm street, has
been appointed assistant mine foreman
of No. 5 mine. He will enter upon his
new duties today.
Much complaint Is being mado by the
residents in the vicinity of P.urke and
Alear streets of the crowd of young
children who gather nightly and under
the arc light's glare disturb the peace
of the neighborhood until very late
hours. This nuisance has of lute be
come so aggravating that it should be
suppressed.
The Hook and Ladder company Is
making preparations for its bull in
Keystone hall on December 9.
Martin Hold, of Wuverly, is the guest
of friends in town.
Mr. and Airs. P. I). Alanley, of Chest
nue street, have gone to spend the win
tor months in California.
J. H. Hobday, the Hrook street butch
er, has on exhibition in his market a
dressed hog weighing "20 pounds.
A ladle for a cow for he benefit of
Airs. T. I Soud win, whose husband died
a few months ugo, will be held on
Pennsylvania pay night at her home
on East Drinker street.
AMUSEMENTS.
This evening brings to the Frothlng
h.im that chnrming actress Alargaret
Fuller, who so cleverly captured a
Seranton audience on a former occa
sion this season. Aliss Fuller, while
scarcely more than a girl in years, Is
possessed of high Ideals and over
whelming ambition. and adding to these
the uniform excellence of her acting
and really remarkuble beauty, she Is
sure to push herself to the front. Aliss
Fuller docs not come of theatrical
stock, the only member of her family
upon tho stage being the daughter of
her great uncle, Chief Justice Fuller
of the supreme court. At her second
engagement In the city tonight Aliss
Fuller will offer "The Princess of I!ag
dnd" the vehicle that carried the Ital
ian actress, lilennor Duse, to fame, for
It was while playing the "Princess of
Bagdad" nt Venice that Dumas, over
come by her superb acting, changed
the end for her and In the preface of the
last edition of his plays, regretted that
this "unsurpassed" actress was not
French.
Humor says that John Philip Sousn
und Charles Klein's new comic opera
"ni-Cnpitnn." has scored a great suc
cess in New York. Drooklyn, Philadel
phia, lioston. nnd other large cities and
that it Is nightly testing in the cap
acity of the larsest theaters wherever
presented. The production from all
accounts Is a most gorgeous one nnd
the stnge settings, costumes, draperies
and effects are the finest seen In comic
opera, for years. The music is Just the
kind nnd chnrncter that Air. Sousn
would be expected to write, as it is
lively, rippling, and melodic, nnd a ma
jor portion of It Is written In march
tempo, whleh gives "Kl-Capitan," a
unique position among modern comic
operas, for the graceful, undulating
wnltz movement so prevalent In recent
comic ooem productions, has almost If
not entirely Ignored In favor of the
sprightly, inspiriting two stop, and It
i said thnt "Kl-Cnpltan's" score Is
brimful of this character of melody nnd
the kind thnt Is ant to sot the feet In
rapid nnd spirited motion. Air. Hopper
ns "Kl-Cnpltnn," hns never been given
such splendid chances heretofore by
author or composer, nnd the many who
witnessed his Initial presentation of
this character in the larje cities, and
who have seen him In former roles,
assert thnt he hns not only found a
part thnt Admirably fits his mimetic
talents but also that he secured nnothor
great winner. "Kl-Capltnn" will be
given Its premier presentation in this
city nn tomorrow evening at the Froth
Ingham. BASKET BALL
Tnrn Verein' nnd North End Tram
to IMny Thnrsdnr Night.
The North End and the Scranton
Turn Verein basket ball teams will play
their first league championship game
at Company H armory on Thursday
evening. The last game between these
two clubs, which was tn exhibition
game, was won by the Noih Scranton
team. In the game Atanag'et- Teets, of
the Turn Verein team, was badly in-
Jured, but will play in the game Thurs
day. The Turn Verein team has practiced
faithfully and Joseph McDonald, the
captain, and will play a tine game. The
Providence club since meeting the
Turn Verein team has defeated the
htrong South Scranton team and was
defeated by the strong Scranton team
by a close score.
The game Thursday evening will he
two twenty-minute halves and will be
called at 8.15 sharp. The teams will
line up as follows:
North End. Turners
rthnlr home Ko.'h
McKulitn or Nolh or
Sykes rlnht forward Voekrmh
Campbell left forward Stole
Huff center Teet or Jay
tiMlirlol rln'ht center AK'Poiuild
llnlilernuin ....left eenter Trop,
Siiarar Koul Holier
Kurt rlKht Kuard Heip
Hill loft Kiiard Murphy
The clubs in this league and the
standing excluding exhibition games,
are as follows:
W. L. P.
North Scranton 1 u 1
Turners 0 0 0
Seranton 0 0 0
South Seninton 0 11
The Turners team will play the Pitts
ton basket ball team a game in I'itts
ton the latter part of this month.
The Scranton team would like to
hear from the South Seranton team
when they are ready to play.
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
(Under this heading short letters of In
terest will be published when accompa
nied, for publication, by the writer's
numc. The Tribune will not bo held re
sponsible for opinions here expressed.
An Appeal foj Aid.
1-Mltor of The Tribune.
Sir: As I mn appointed by the president
of the Lutheran confirmee, ItiV. L. Lln
denstruth. to preach to the l'olanders of
this town (.Muxiirviii the (lojoicl in their
own luiiKiiaKe, In bring them, ly teaching
the laiiuiiaue of the country, to hUh'T
ptumliird of culture, and make them fam
iliar with our habits, so 1 will do my best
In this line. Still I cannot perform this
wurk tilicienily without sympathy and
help of liirisilnii fellow-oil lz-ns. The
member of the tneni looed (icrman-Polish
eoiigroKation of Providence, consists most
ly of eoal miners who have neither home
for themselves nor a house for public wor
ship of (JO'l. They are poor, but they have
j an immortal soul and can he transformed
I ill congenial fellow-eltlscns. 1 need an
! organ to lead the soiius in the service and
to teach them to sing ill the choir.
Are there not Christian souls In our
lame town who will be prompted by t lie
loving kindness to donate us an old tiruan,
or sell for li charitable price? Who will be
the merciful Samaritan'.'
What is a Christian? An American
Christian who dues not love his neighbor
as himself, does not try to bring the Uos.
pel to his iielLiibors of foreign blrlh and
foreign tongue, who aid you la your la
bors, contribute also to the welfare of
our country, although they don't speak
our lancuaKc
May (iiid bless the reader that my heartfelt-submitted
appeal may not be In vain.
Yours In the Lord,
John Kowala,
23 Robert avenue.
- . -
C ity Health Keport.
Tho weekly report of the board of
health shows that last week nine cases
of contagious diseases were reported
and six were fatal. The total deaths
from all causey during the week was
Itliciiiiiiitisin Cured in a Day.
"Alystlc Cure" for rheumatism and
neuralgia radically cures In one to three
days. Its action upon the system is
remarkable and mysterious. It re
moves at once the enuse nnd the dis
ease immediately disappears. The first
dose greatly benefits. 75 cents. Sold
by Carl Lorenz. US Lackawanna ave
nue, druggist, Scranton.
CASTOR I A
. For Infants and Children.
Til ho- f
' ttn
WUJfCf.
POULTRY
Turkeys, Ducks, Chickens,
Fresh Every Day.
ALSO t
Pheasants,
Quail,
Prairie Chickens,
Wild Ducks.
I n. Pitt H lit MARKET
AMUSEMENTS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
ENTIRE WEEK, NOVEMBER 30.
Appeared Week Miy 18, 1806. Six Perform
ances to Over 5.000 Persons.
Return au-1 Potitivoly
Las Anpea-'-'icd Here
MRS. OLGA HELEN SAGE.
MR. X, LA MOTTE SAGE.
UNEQUALLED HYPNOTISTS.
AsfclHU-d By
A. B. BI'OOLE DB. GRANilLLE GRAY.
Entlro rhiino nf program (inch entertain
ment. Refilled, scientific, wondortul and very
luUklml,lo.
AIbo stan exnmsonf $3'J for this encage
meat only, the lanu
LUMIEKE'S CINE1Y1ATOURAPHE
A reproduction of ten pictures, with life
. motion.
Prlcrs-Oallery. 15c: Balcony, 25 and 35c;
First Floor, goc.
DAVIS' THEATER
Holiday, Tuesdaj, Wednesday,
Not. 30. Dec. 1, 2.
Tho Funny Farco Comedy,
A BABY'S BED STOCKING
Introducing tho Charming Little
Soubrotte,
Miss Alice Hanaon,
Buppor.'cd By
Bryant and Richmond, Dan Waldron, Mabol
Psrvillo and the Original
"WHEN", WHlf AND WHERE"
Company of Real Siugors, Dancors and
Comedian.
Admission 10, 20 or 30 Cents.
Two performances dally. Doors open at
tN and 1. Curtain rise at tJO and lli
PtRSCE
Nobby Clothing for Men and Bovs from makers of repute only. Money
Making Opportunities That Should Interest You.
I WANT
151 no and Black
Beaver Overcoats
An elegantly lined und perfect
titti!i narinciit.
Strictly nil wool
Boys' Suits,
Heavy weights, neat patterns,
never sold for less than $8
Special assortment of
Boys' Plaid Suits,
Stylish, serviceable, reu
lar price was $10.
and
Very Toppy Derby Hats, lead
ing shapes and extra quality,
$1.50, $2.00, $2.50
Cane Umbrellas
Leather cover, choice quality silk,close
rolling. The price only $2.00.
Our Clothing Department is under the Hanagement of Mr. D. E. Delany,
formerly of flartin & Delany.
DUPONTS
niXING, BUSTING AND SPORTING
Yanufartured at the Wanwalloptn Mill,
Luzerna county, Pa., and at Wil
mington, Delaware.
HENRYBEUN.Jp.
General Agent for the Wyoming District
II WV0A1INO AVENUE. Scranton, P
Third National Bank Building.
AGBXCIES:
THOS. POItD. FlttFton, Pa.
JOHN n. SMITH & SOX. Plymouth, P.
E. W. MULLIGAN, WilknH-Barre, Pa.
Agent for tho Kopuuno Chemical Com
tally's High Lxplosivte.
THE FROTMGHflM.
Wigncr Kcii. Lessees an J Managers
John L. Kerr, Acting Manager.
ONE NIGHT 0.NLY, TUE5D1Y, DEi f,
MISS MAUOARKT FIJLLIiR with a Company
ol Superior Ability, and MR. TMOftAS
L. COLEMAN. In Alexandre Du
mas' Masterpiece In 3 Acts
THE PRINCESS OF- BAGDAD
Translated by William Young, Author ol
"The Rajan," "Gun.-lon," "Pcnuragon," etc.
PRICES-25C, 35c, 50c, 75c and $1.00.
THE FROTfilNGflflM.
Wagner & Rels, Managers.
John L. Kerr, Acting Manager.
WEOSESOWEIEN'IU.DIC. ?,
DeWOLF HOPPER
And His Excellent Company, Pri-soiitliig John
Philip Souna'a Brilliant Musical
fctciisatiut),
EL CAPITAN.
Book by Charles Klein.
PRICES-Sm:, M; 7.V, SI. IK) and $1.50. Ro
nerveri seats n sultj cummeuciiig Monday,
Nov. iiJtu, at 7 a. in.
THE
5
BOOSS I AND 2. COifllTH B'L'ITG,
SCRANTON, PA.
MING AND BUSTING
POWDER
MADE AT MOOBIC AND RUSH
DALE WORKS.
LAPUN RAND POWDER CO'S
ORANGE GUN POWDER
Electric Batteries, Electric Explodors. for ox
plodluu; blasts, Safety Fuse, aud
Repanso Chemical Co. 's' explosives.
POWDER
iOSIC POWDER CO
WONDERS
IN OUR
BED OR THE MONEY BACK FOR THE ASKING
Special Pries,
All
Special Price
1 1 (
9 UU
Worsted buits,
Ithie und U!a:k. fine quality
una special value.
Special Price,
$7.00
A most complete line of Aa j
Ftavs' fiwrrnflts and IIMar
Lvery conceivable style to suit
all.
A FEW LEADING ITEMS IN
2,000,000 BARRELS
Made and Sold In Six Months, ending ilarch 1. 1896,
Total Product of
iiiiiniiuiei
The A Mill Alone produced 1,000,000 Barrels,
Largest Run on Record.
Washburn, Crosby's Superlative Is sold everywhere from th
Pacific Coast to St. John's, New Foundland, and in Fngland, Ireland
and Scotland very largely, and hi recognized as the best flour in th
world.
MEGARGEL
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
HAVE YOUR HORSE SHOO WITH TH
Removable, S8lf-Sharp3ning
Nevsrslip Toa
GENERAL AGENTS,
And a full Una of iron and
steel Blacksmiths' and Waar-
onmakers' 'supplies.
SCRANTON, PA.
HAIR CHAINS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
LADIES, yon can have a beautiful chain made out of
your own hair at
E. E SEIZE .'S. 330 LACKAWANNA AVE.. SCR-NTON
C?;" Remember, wc are the only ones here who manufacture chain
from your own hair. Leave orders as early at possible.
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SnAP.ill Prlra
Cheviot Suits, 07 rifl
made and trimmed in the best ill II II
style, never Hold under $10 " w "
Imported Clay Cne(!.i p.u,
"
$7.50
$10
Guaranteed Waterproof Mackintoshes
double-breasted, nice velvet collar,
special value, only $5.00.
Have you seen our New Pleat
ed Colored Bosom Shirts, with separate
link cuffs, for $1.25.
k GONNELL
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CENTERED
If Y ur Hcree Is Shod with
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if
He Positively Cannot Slip