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TOE SCKANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 2J, 3 897.
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infi ' IP! V'.nn W H I ill
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awn y gi b y if
TALKS ON
SIA
flovJ io Ciire Yoiirself
lti nil forms of "tnmncli tioulito Mini
j oil's lyfiuilii rtire will piomptly ciltf
uhcio theio aru such symptoms as pain of
coii'iii'ss In the Htomnch, Incllui'stlon of
Ulstit"-s nftcr rutins, picssuiu anil fullness
In the stomach, Hhortness of In until, poor
appetite, coated toMKiie, our or bitter
i iisiiij, I loin the stomach, heartburn, wlml
on the stoniaeli, cotmtlpatlnn, illzs-lness,
raininess ami lost energy.
In n tlitse sjiuptoma are nssoelnted
irh IjlllloiiHiieKs, nllow-eoateil toiiKUe,
liansea, blttei taste In the mouth nml sal-l-
v., sMn take Mnmon's l.lvei Cure In il
tei nation with the Dyspepsia Cure, an
lioni npint. Wheie tlieie Is obstlnatu ooli
Mtpatlun keep the bowels open once it
iu l usinB Munyon's Constipation Cuto
until they beconu' n-Rillui inulei the elTeet
of tin Dyspepsia Clue. When there nie
t miblesonie lienit sinptoins alteinutn
M'injiiii s Heart Cine with the Dyspepsia
' ne If i in re Is Kient netoiin(ss or
i.aliUIH to sleep, alternute Munyon's
,i-ri i'uio v.'Ith the Dyspepsia Cute. If
h blnocl Is poor In quality alternate Mun
yon's Blood Cine and Dj speiisla Cine. Hv
tin- plan of tieatineiit one can ei.ulleate
th' Auist foi ins of stomach doubles nnd
thin eoinpllcatlons, and mnke the cute
pi iinanent.
A sepaiate sped lie for eneh disease. Sold
bs all di ii(,'f,lsts, mostl tor Jj cents a bot
tle 1'irsnml btti"is to Professor Mlinyon,
v,i-, i h st,,,t. I'lill idelphln P.i aii
Mlotfl ilh fill llledlilll .nil Ire foi iin
disease
Iltradeis Mill please note that advertise
ments oidns foi Job nolle, and items for
i'uhlli atlon left ut the establishment of
Shannon & Co, liensdealeis, North Main
Bturt Mill leeelve pionipt attention; of
fice open fiom S a. in. to 10 p. m
WHGHLiMKN ARE ACTIVE.
The. taibonilnlr Cjolo Club to lie
liciiiuniiicd.
A speulul nieetlni? of the Catlioiulalo
Ci.- dub Mas held to consider the
quistiun ol Its t'oiitlnimnce. Of late
tin ii lias been u link ol Intel est in the
r lull ami It seemed best to eonsldei Its
linani lal condition. A tesolutlon was
pisstd lecjiili inn ceiy inembei III ill--ii-ais
tn pa tip to the Hist ot Juniuiy
If lie wishes to become a member ol the
m uiganlntlon to be effected. Ku li
mes to meet tills lequllement Mill tle
bui uin limn fittuie inembei.slilp.
The Initiation lee tor the luuigmi
l7"d rlub will be f: Instead of $3, as at
pieseiil Anotlier mcetiiin will soon be
railed to consider inatteis contieited
MUli the 1 em unitization.
MR. NEEDHAA1 C0,MIN(i.
Tlie r.Minui'Ust Will Hold Ki-iiuil
Sciiicc at IJuptist 'I'.'ibci naclc.
The Reu-aii Haptlst "hutch have se
i tiled the heivk'p.1 ol lCvaiiK"Iist Thus.
Ni 'dliani. who Is, now encaneil ill le
nl woik in U.iltlinciie.
Hi will bi't;ln Ills latiois hole on the
l'ist S'uiida in Fein tint y. In onler to
ussM bis eflorts. a laiso elioius ohoir
i.lll be foi mud undi't the dln-ctlun of
AS D Tv.uns.
I'liiieiiil ul' Tli it in a-, Wiuto.
The f uncial of 'I'hninas W'alte, who
-las killed at the t'oulbiook colliery on
Satuid.iy nfteinoon, was lamely at
tiiidul yosloidav at the Second Pie1--litiiian
cliuicli, ot whic'i lie was a
n niuei. The mm vices e:o condlirted
ISt. V A. 12eeehel. p.iatoi tiftlie
liuich. Olive Kent lodito, No. 1GC, In
il.pt iidnit Oidei of Odd l.VHowa, Nil
ili.tiK? of the I unci nl. A l.ne number
of beautiful llmal dec muttons and 111'
attendant e of many li lends testified to
iln t-Laid felt for a deptu ted btotlier.
The dower beaiera weie 31. L Ollvei,
.Ins.-pli Wllce, Jolin JleMynn, Hlchaid
Pin now, Cicorso KinmeU and William
i thins. The pall-beareis mpic WIU
ia'i, Masteis, J. i). l'aluiouiitalii, Hairy
Cm nun, Thomas hlewellon, I'uil JJur
toi and Hobei t Held.
rue on lielmont Street.
Yoteiday afternoon the house of
John Moon, on Uelinont stieet, was
damaged to some extent by Hie and
cuniderable loss icsulted fiom damaKe
to the fmnltuic and cat pets fiom wa
ter In a fen moments after the alarm
had been Klven the Mitchell Hose com
pan Meie at woik and saved the liulld
niB fiom desttui tlon The (lie was con
fined to two or three looms and leached
the toof. It appeals that the water
pipes In the bath mom had been fiozen
duiiiiK the night and In thawlnK them
out the Hume, of u lamp In, some way
started the Hi c.
Martin Itiiuctt Hccoicrin.
The opeiatlon performed by Dr. A. F.
C .Hit- upon the muscles of Mr. liarrett's
tluo.it, Mhich was paralyzed, appeals
to hne been successful. The power of
speecli has been rejoined, and food can
be lerelved. ills complete lecoieiy Is
locked foi In n shoit time,
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.
Miss Haibaia Hundley, of Scranton, is
visiting her blstei, Mis. Thomas Car
den. Hernaid Kelly, of Scianton, visited
fi lends in this city on Sunday.
The Misses Teiessa I.oftus and
Maine Maloney, of Clieen Hldge, note
Kiiests of Miss Kate Kelly on Sunday,
James Frank, of Muuay, N. V., Is
MslliiiK his brother, II. S. Flunk, of tills
ilt The chanties of the past twenty
fhe yeurs was a Kieat sltrpilse to him.
A lltctaiy society will be orBunlned
tonight by membeis of the Ciubondale
high school.
The fi lends of Frank H. Collins, one
Annual Inventory Sulo
or
CARPETS.
We have concluded our annual Inventory
of stock, and tlud w have a ureal inuny
desirable lengths that we will close out at
much less than cost, to make room for
our spring goods that we ure lecelving
('ally Hiing th sUe of your room along
with you If In need of a cat pet uiul wo
will guai antee you a. bargain, us this la
no humbug sale. A word as to our third
annual remnant sale, we have soinu short
lengths that wo will oloae out at half,
price. See them, as this salu lasts only
tor ten claya.
Carpets, Wall Pap3n and Drip3rt33,
419 LftCXA. AVENUE.
soon mm,
of the city school teaeheifl, will lie glad
to hear that lie Is now convalescent af
ter a seveie Illness.
C W. Kee, who lias been connectetl
with the local bitincli of Aimotir& Co.,
hasieslgned his position.
Miss Ida Ileese, who has been III
with blood poison, Is somewhat better.
Her father, Thomas Huese, Is quite 111.
Hutli Hoyt, who Wits 111 with nppen
tllcltls. Is now considered out of danger.
Mr, and Mrs, A. H. Halter, of Scianton,
spent Sunday with ft lends In this city.
Misses Celia (lllmartln and Kate Fltz
slmmons, of Scianton, nio guests of
Miss Lizzie Monlson, of Itullroad sttcet.
Dr. 11. H. Gibbons, of Sciutitou, litis
engaged yustettlay In consultation In
the case of Mrs. P. F. Ilughos. Mis.
Hughes Is thought to be doing well.
A. T. O'Neill, who hits been connect
ed with the Prudential I-lfu Insuiance
company in this city for sovetal yeais,
has received the appointment of as
sistant superintendent at I'lttsbutg.
Ills many friends will l egret his de
partuie, though glad to leain of his promotion.
AKCIIHAI.l).
On Thin sday evening an Installation
of otllceis and an entuitulinnent will bo
conducted at Cawiey's hnll under the
auspices of Htuncli No. 101, Catholic
Alutuul fienellt association. At S
o'clock the ofllcers of the blanch will be
ltiftiilleU by Dlsttict Deputy M. J. Don
ohue, of Scianton, and Assistant Dep
uty John P. Collins, of Cnibondale, who
will be the guest of the bianch. A
lunch will be served aftei Installation
and then the following Mill be the or
der of exercises. Geneial lomaiks, Uev.
T. J. Comerfoid, The Catholic Mutual
Honeflt association, M. ,T, Donahue,
esq , Hianch 103, locnl, M. J. Kearney,
Hi uncli 19&, Ladles' Catholic Benevo
lent association, Mrs. T J. Kleity; good
of the older, John J. Collins; lemuiks,
Mis T. J. Wells; "The Ladles." A. F.
McNulty; remuiks, Miss Mary Coi
coiaii; "The Piess," M. J. McAndiew;
lematks, Miss Maty Kleity. The pio
giamme will be Intel spersed with
music by Ollroy's oichestra and the
Misses Mume Foote, Jennie O'Boyle,
Miss Timlin, of Jormyn, and Mis. Han
nah Cnvunaugh Othei members of the
oi del will assist at the exeicises. The
Ladles' Catholic Mutual Benevolent as
sociation will be guests of the men's
bi anoh and besides these theie will be
a few Invited guests,
At the last meeting of the Knights
of Father Mathew tesolutlons concern
ing the late Thomas Ueiels iveie adopt
ed. "John Wesley" w 111 be the subject of
He. Di. McLeod's lectute In the Pies
bytuilun chinch on Filday evening.
.Misses Katie and Maggie Lally, of
Lauiel street, Meie In Punidence on
Sunday.
The binning of the Pleice bieakei ut
Wlnton on Satin da will hae the ef
fect of tin owing out of woik about 100
lesldents of this borough. The mine
and bieakei had been woiklng well
duilng the pust tin ee months.
At a ieguhu meeting of St. Thomas'
cadets held Sunday the following otll
ceis were elected: Piesldent, K. T.
Phllbln; vice piesldent. .lames Keai
ne ; llnaniial secretary, William Oil
toy, leeoidlng secietniy, Haloid
White, sergeant-at-arms, Daniel Hai
ry, tieasurer, James Kearney. The so
ciety Is now In a nourishing condition
and numbeis about sixty membeis.
A party of amateui actois In this
place nie leheaislng a play which they
will pioduee some time next month.
The Fathei Mathew society elected
the following otllceis last Sunday:
Piesldent, Thomas Kinney, leeoidlng
seel etui y. Flunk McNulty; tieasmer,
Joseph Shai pless, manager, Thomas C.
Cummings.
IIONKSDALH.
Mr. lleibeit Cox, ot Scianton, was
the guest of W. J Wind over Sunday.
.Mr. J. F. Wilcox has opened an In
suiance olllce In the leui poitlon ot
Huel Dodge's diug store.
Kdwaid Seniles, of Seailes Hi others'
shoe stoie, has letiied fiom business
bete and will engage In the shoe busi
ness in Boston.
Miss Matthews, of Scranto.i, is the
guest of Miss Maiy Weston.
M. K. Simons, the newly elected chuli'
man of the Hepubllcan county commit
tee, has made the following appoint
ments: Oeoigo P. Hoss, secietaiy, J.
Adam Kraft, tieasmer: W. V. Wood,
J. O. Jackon, V. C. Mumford, W. H.
Cluliin, executive committee. Home:
Gieene, Hon. 10. H. Haidenbergn and
W. H. Lee, committee on iulc.?.
The Demociatlc borough caucus will
be held this evening In Dodge's hall.
The membeis of the Amity club and
their ludy fi lends will enjoy a social
In their dub looms on Filday evening.
A spirited Itepubllcan caucus was
held in the city hall on Satuiduy even
ing, lesultlng in the following nomina
tions Ed H. Bauman, burgess; G. H.
Whitney and J. H. Weaver, council
men; Thomas Ciossley and II. J. Rus
sell, school dliectois; Otto Taeubner,
collector; A. J. Het belli, auditor; Jacob
Smith, high constable; W. A. Lee, judge
of election, and Geoige P. Koss, Inspec
tor. Willie, the S-year-old son of the late
Otto Weaver, who died suddenly with
dlphtheila, was bulled Fiiday after
noon. Attorney J. II. Toirey, of Scianton,
was a visitor here on Saturday.
In the death of Mr. Fred 11. Whit
ney, teller of the Honesdale National
bank, Honesdale has lost one of Its
most promising young men. Mi. Whit
ney i etui tied about one week pievlotis
to his death fiom Dansvllle, N. Y.,
sanltailum, wheie, with his wife, he
had spent the past thieo mouths, being
tieated for Blight's disease. His death
occmied Satuiday mpining nt the home
of his father on Second street, wheie
the funeral will take place this after
noon at 3 o'clpck.
Evangelist Shellhoin, who Is conduct
ing ielal set vices In the. Methodist
church, pleached to a laige audience
on Sunday evening Horn the text tound
In Second Kings, ninth chapter, twen
tieth veise, "And the di King Is like the
dilvlng of Jehu, the son of Nlmshl,
for he dilveth fuilously" Ills theme
was "Fast Driving In Sin," mid was
addressed to glass bloweis and mem
bers of seciet societies. His meetings
will continue (HilliiK the piesent week.
The meetings held In the Piesbyteiiun
and Baptist chinches shows an In
ei easing Intel est und will continue this
week.
OLD I'OKGi:.
The Demoicnts held their caucus In
P. J. Conway's hall on Filday night,
John M. Coyne, chalimnn, The follow -.lug
persons weie nominated: Mai tin
O'Malla, for tux collectoi James Fo
ley, Justice of the peace; Gabiiel Bon
ner, John Monioe, supet visors; John
H. Fallon, James Mellour, school dliec
tois; Hany Ulvenbuig, audltoi
The Republicans held theli primaries
on Saturday afternoon. Following Is
the lesult; Iluuy Haidlng, tux collec
tor, James Salmon, Justice of the
pence; Silas Handle, sr a,nd Alexan
der Tedesco, supei Visors, Geoige
Fletcher and Thomtio Cosgrove, school
dliectois; Thomas Plckiell, tieasmer;
T. J Stewait, auditor; William Catey,
Judge of election, Fouith alstrJct.
JERHYN $
AND
MAYFIELD
Miss Myin Horfeckei',. ut Peckvllle,
spent Sunday nt the home of Lyman
Hoffecker on Cemeteiy stieet.
Mi. John Davis, of Scott, spent yes
teiday In Scianton, '
Mr. Charles Solomon Is visiting rela
tives at Honesdale.
Di. and Mis. A. J, Baker, ot Duryea.
spent Sunday with the formei's pa
lent.s on Main stieet.
Mr, William Biaughal Is quite sick at
his home on Cemeteiy stieet,
For the fin thin' comtoit of the tuivel
Iiir public the Delawaie and Hudson
have put In a new heater In their depot
nt this place.
The belongings ot the Jermyn steam
laundiy, which wns sold to . II. Leek,
of Foi est City, wete moved to that
place yesteiday, at which place Ml.
Leek m ill engage In the laundry busi
ness. It is hoped that Finest City
will be uiul e furtunnte In keeping a
lnttndiy than Jeimyn has been,
The St. Agnes guild of St. James'
chinch 1ms been reoiganlzed and have
elected the following olllceis: Piesl
dent, Mabel Davis; vice piesldent,
Genie Blinltt; treasuier, Maltha Solo
mon; secietaiy, Geitiudc Vail.
Communion was celebrated yesteiday
morning at U o'clock In St. James'
churelu
Mis. Calvin Vail and daughter spent
Satuiday In Scianton.
The little child of Mr. and Mis. Ed
waid Sttlbbs Is still In u piecatlotts con
dition. Ginham Waning is spoken of ns a
candidate lor the olllce of buigess on
the Demociatlc ticket. The caucus ill
be held tonight nt Windsor hall.
Miss Celln Nallln, of Minooka, Is vis
iting Mis. M. J. Eagun, of Main stieet.
Mi. E, A. McDonell spent Sunday with
Scianton fi lends.
On Sunday evening Mr. Antonio Roth,
of Tin oop, formeily of Muylleld, as a
vlsltoi in the latter place. While about
tociovsthebildge a ciowd of young men
stiuck Both on the head, felling him to
the gioiiud, causing Insensibility, Horn
which he did not tccotei for some time.
He was not lobbed, hence the cause of
thtii attack upon him Is unknown.
After committing the deed they lied at
once, leaving lilm to suffer. He was
afterwaid lemoved to a friend's house
on Hill stieet, where his Injuties weie
attended to by Di. Mauley. Yesteiday
he was moved to his homo at Tin oop
People cannot letraln fiom wondeilng
how such an attack could be made
enily In the evening, quite neai an elec
tilc light, and when pedestrians weie
constantly passing over the bldige.
Eveiyody Intel ested 111 "The Myer
Uuii and Rod club" Is invited to attend
a speilal meeting to be held In Ellter
pilse hall tonight (Tuesday), for the
put pose of adopting by-laws and elect
ing olllceis for the ensuing year.
The quintette at the Episcopal chinch
ale earning quite a name for tlieiu
selies In the lendltlon of choice iiiuslo
at the Sunday set vices.
Consldeiable excitement was felt In
tow n on Sunday w hen a i umor became
cunent that a mad dog was lminlng
aiound. Upon Investigation It was
tound the tumor was well founded. The
dog in question was a laigo one and
lifter biting two other dogs, then at
tempted to bite seveial people, but
failed, although he toie the di esses ot
seveiul small gills. Andiew Whltloek
seemed n gun and put an end to the
poor biute befoic he succeeded In In
Jutlng any one.
This vulley seems to be having an
over supply ol t lumps. Not only is
Jeimyn pesteied by these tiamps, but
all the suiioundlng towns as well Cur
bondale is having an exceptional num
ber of them. The authoi Itles of each
town should take netlon and dilve them
fiom this locality. As vet they have
made no tumble to amount to any
thing, but they ate becoming bolder
dully, and if they ate allowed to le
miiln heie It will not be long befote
they will make some serious tiouble.
Mr. Flank Gendall, with his guests,
Messis. Poiter, from Wyoming semi
nary, and Alex Smith, of Buld Mount,
went thiouirh the Eiie mines yester
day. The Oscar C. Smith camp, No. -294,
Sons of Votcians, will on Febiunry G
hold a public meeting at Btown Hollow
for the pm pose of Intel estlng those
eligible to membeislilp to this society.
The Republicans of Mnylield will hold
a caucus at Gi ady's stoie, formally
Mnylield diug stole nl 7 o'clock on
Wednesday evening. The following ale
aspliants for the dlfleient ollices:
Buigess, Geoige Hutchlngs; council,
Nouh Push, Clunles Potter; poor dliec
tor, H. Reeves, school dliector, M. G.
Neary, L. Matthews; high constable,
John McCaity; tax collector, W. D.
Hill, Patiick Giady, William Seymour,
Peter Mullen, auditor, Isaac Mendle
.sohn and John McLean.
Cases lepoited to the boaul of health:
Measles ut the home of Gustaie Bmke
and Michael Klffel, of Hill stieet, May
Held. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Gilfllths
spent Sunday In Forest City,
Rev. William Sm clival preached at
Eeach Woods chuich on Sunday last,
Pl'CKVII.I.K.
Mr and Mis. R. C. Bonner me rejoic
ing over the ai rival ol a daughter last
Sunday.
.Mr. and Mis. David Blown, of the
West End, siient Sunday with lelatlves
at Plttston.
Ralph Day, of Wllkes-Uane, Is visit
ing his giandpaients, Ml. and Mrs, E.
II Hatber
William Vundeifoit, of the Him of
Vundeifoit & Fen Is, has sold out his
Intotest to W. E Jeimn The sale is
to take place Feb. 1.
Annual lepoit of the secretary of the
Hlukely boaul of health iioin Jan. 1,
lSUC, to Jan. 1, 1SUT Builal penults
weie gi anted for the following deaths
In the botough: Laryngitis, 1: still
hot n, 4; bionchitls, ;i; marasmus, l; de
blllt, '-'; ceielual meningitis, ; heart
disease, 2; lung dls-ease, 2, eiyslpelas, 1:
pneumonia, 0; consumption 2; mem
bianeous croup, 3; nephiltls, 1; cntuiih
nl fever, 2, coniulslnus, 0; diopsy, I;
uecldents, 3, aoitlc aneurism, 1, conges
tion of brain, 2, septicaemia, 1; prema
tuiity, 1; cause unknown, 7; kidney
tiouble, 2; chokia Infantum, 0; blood
poison, 1; scalded, 1; dlphtheila, S,
endo-caulltls. 1, quinsy, 1; cholera, 1;
sepsis, 1, pleuro-pneunioulu, 1, peiltonl-
S5"1
Causes fully half the sickness hi the world. It
retains the digested food tou long hi thu bowels
and produces biliousness, torpid lliei, luill.
gustlou, bad t iste, coated
tuuguc, sick headache, In
somnia, etc. Hood's Tills
uuru constipation and all Its
results, easily anil thoroughly, 25c. Ml druggists.
Trepurcd by C-'. I, Hood & Co, I.oiidl, Muss.
'Iho only tills to take with Hood's SarsapaiUU.
llJ JSfciJW
Pills
tls, 2; broncho pneumonia, l; Infantile
weakness, 1; Brlght's disease, 1; Pleur
isy, 1; paiulysls, 1! coiillneinent, 1; gus
tiltlB, 1; dancer .stnninch. 1; total, 90.
Thlity-four mine than the year 1S5,
I'uitnlts gi anted for Interment of!
deaths outside nf the btiiotigh, 231, SS
mete than the year 1S!)5. Nuisances
leported, 124; nuisances lemoved, IRS;
number of contagious diseases repotted,
scarlet fever, II; diphtheiln, 40; typhoid
fever, 12; measles, C; total, 72. Number
of births repoited, S9, 4 moie than the
year 1803. Number of mniiiages lp
poiteil, 19, 7 mote than In 189.". The
most pievalent disease dining the year
was dlphtheila. The gi cutest precau
tions have been used by the honid for
the better suiiltniy condition of the
borough. The board consists of the
following: Piesldent, II. L, Thompson;
Fiedcilck L. Van Sickle, M. D., health
olllcer; Sylviinus Smith, E. D. Ensign,
J W. Beck, M. D E. L. Craig, sanitary
olllcer, and Secietaiy S, M. Hogeis,
IIALI.STUA1).
Mis. Melvln Miller, who has boon 111,
Is lecoveilng.
Fieil D. Lamb was In Blnghamton hn
Friday.
Chailes McCroy had a very narrow
escape fiom diownlngon Snturday. Ho
was cutting Ice on the. liver and slipped
nnd fell In. He wns rescued with gieat
dltllcttlty by l'hllo. McDonald.
The Demociatlc voteis of this bor
ough held a caucus In the lock-up on
Satuiday evening and nominated the
following candidates for the vailous
hat ough ollices, to be voted for at the
Febtuaiy election: Buigess, L. G. Sim
mons; c'ouncilmeii. Chillies iietney and
G. W. Capwell, school dliectois, C. T
McCoiinlck and Geoige M. Lamb; audi
tor, C. R. Eldied; treasuier, Rutus W.
Smith; collector, M. E. Qualley, judge
of election, James Simiell; Inspector of
election, Michael Cauilgg; pootmaster,
Joseph Dennis.
Rev. D W. Chuich, pastor of the
Piesbyteiiun chinch, nnd Rev, E. E.
Riley, pastor of the Methodist church,
exchanged pulpits Sunday evening.
Editor Geoige W. Gleason, of the
Hullsteud Ileiald, Is 111.
Hon. James T. DuBols, of Washing
ton, D, C, Is in town on business.
Mr. and Mis. L. D. Sawyer spent
Sunday with friends und lelutlves In
Candor, N. Y.
James Hanker spent Sunday in Blng
hamton. Mis. S. S. Wilght, of Monti use, Is the
guest of friends and lelatlves In this
place.
The second quintet ly meeting of the
Susquehanna County Medical society
will be held at the Mitchell House in
this place on Tuesday, Feb. 2.
There uie at piesent twenty pils
oneis In the county Jail at Montrose.
A twenty-pound wild cut was killed
In the vicinity of Smoky Hollow last
w eek.
Edwnid O'Bilen was quite badly In
Juted while at woik 111 the lound house
last week.
The Republican voteis of this place at
a caucus held Filday evening nomi
nated the following candidates foi bor
ough ollices to be voted foi at the Feb
niaiy election: Buigess, James Hutch
lngs, councllinen, L. E. Tiffany and W.
B. Tiowbiidge, school dliectors, F. L.
Brown and G. T. Pieston. collector, F
B. Ross, pool master, Waul Ives, audl
toi, C. B. Van Wonnei, judge of dec-
In all tho world there. Is no other treatment
bo pure, so sweet, so safe, so speed, for pre
berilng.piirifilujj.and beatitifjlng tliesUu,
scalp, and hair, anil eradicating (tiuiy hu
mor, as warm baths with Cuticpka. hoai,
and gentlo anointings with Cuiicuila (oint
ment), tho great skiu cure.
JJ Jl
Ii unit! thrnutrhout the vnrlii. I'ottla
Drk& Chem Coup , Nile i'ropii , Hob ton.
VJT " All About the bkln. Scalp, und llalr,"free.
EVERY llUM0iriczS,c,u,xo.ec':,a
lg
Class
Arcade Building,
213 Wyoming Avenue.
If Kxpenso K No Ohject Why Not
Have the ISet ?
HKItlJ THEY AUG:
HUMBERS $115
UNIONS $100
l'l-iee to All, S7. Fully
UuaraiitceJ.
For Rubber Stamps Patronize llio
CHASE & FARRAR, Prop's.,
515 Linden St., Scranton, l'a.
f niiiPiii'a 5MRU-HHRU lim
vjft q3L ea v&& &L WsS
TAILORING
At
Popular
Prices.
W. J. DAVIS,
For a I imiti-il 1nrsr Si-li-cl
:
iMaiuifacturcd by H iB
mm RUBBER SUP IRKS I '" W
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Ccloumteil for Its groat loavonlng strength
nnd lic.iltliftiltieis. Assures tho food ng'itiKt
Mum niiil Ml forms of adultointioti common
to tho chciip brands
llOVAI, HAKI.MI I'OWIlCIt CO., KliW YOIIK
Hon, M. II. McCienty; Inspector of
election, John Coddliigton, tieasuier, I.
B, Pieston.
II. S. Jninlson has pui chased William
O'Dell's barber shop on Main stte'et.
He has put In an extia chair and Is pie
pared to do Hi st class woik tit low
pi ices.
If the Unity Is Cutting Teeth.
Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup haa
been used for over fifty years by mil
lions of motheis for their children
while teething, with perfect success It
soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays nil pain, cures wind collo and lg
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.
JAMES MOIR,
MERCHANT
Has Moved to Kit New Quarters,
402 Lackawanna Avenue,
Entrance on Bide nozt to First National
Dank, Ho has now in a
Comprising everything requisite for flno
Merchant Tailoring, And tho sumo can
bo shown to ndviintnge in hU splen
didly tilted up rooms.
A SPECIAL INVITATION
It Extended to All Readers ol The Trib
une to Cll on "OLD KELIABLB" in Mis
New Business Home
ELECTRICAL. MACHINERY
REPAIRED BY
SKILLED WORKMEN.
THE
LACKAWANNA LUBRICATING CO,
1212 CAPOUSE AVE,
SCRANTON.
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY BJYIN3
NEW AND
Ladies' and Children's Wear.
Soul ami Plush Saeqiics,
Carpets and Feather 15ed3
Jrroin
L POSNER, 21 Lackawanna Ave.
CNOCRtlO BT THE HlOHCST MEDICAL AlJTHOnlTlfS
SncriTHOLIHHflLai
I asthma vMMnnil
HEADACIIEW
lsilAirn will euro you. A
wonitsrtul toon to nuiriTiSri
froniColda, Hororl'lirfnt,
Influcnr:!, ISronchltlt,
orH.WFP.VJJIC. Afnrdl
immediate relief Anetlicloni
? . remedy, convenient to carry
In pocket, ready to nn on flr-t indication of cold.
Cnntlnueil Una l.'tl'ectc l'erninncnt 'nrr.
HntiBfncllon miariintced or money refunded. J'rlce,
., I . 'irtal Iron nt DniEBlxts. IteElitereil mall.
UU cents. n. D. CDSEMiS, Hfr., Ihreo Rivirs, Mich , U. S. i,
OUSKOXAN' f3
rvlFNTHni Tno ""rest nnd safest remsdy for
iiibiiinuu nlUVIndlionscs Kcztma, Itcli.balt
niieura, old Sores, Hums, Cuts. Wondcrllil rein
lu-fnr l'la.l'.S. l'llce..l cti.Mt Druu-D A I It
cluts or b j mall uro;-iUl. Address as aboru. DKL li!
For ealo by MATTHEWS BROS, and
JOHN II, PHKI.PS. Scrnnton. Pa.
Complexion Preserved
OR. HEDRA'S
Removes Freckles, Pimples
Liver Mcle. Blackheads,
Sunburn and Ten. and ru.
S-.
Etores the eklu to 113 orlgl- ,.. 1 ejVj'i.ii
Hal freshness, jiroduclus AgSjJ(sSt
' clear and hcnlthy com-liCr ,vaWi'
i.7
picxion. Bupcncrionimco
i preparations nnd .perfectly linrmless. At nil
druyglsts, or mailed lor 0c ts. Bend lor Clrculur,
VIOLA SKIN SOAP Mmplr Inconraralla IS a
ckia purllflLK bioap, unuqualM for the totlut, and nltbsut a
rival Ibr liie tkuravry. Absolutely pure tad UJlcatel icvdl
catcJ AUrujxIm, Price 25 Ce:iis.
I G. C. BITTIMER& CO.. Toledo, O.
ITor bale ty MATTIIKWS BIU)S. and
JOHN TT PTTVI.PS Scrnnton Pa.
What Sarah Ucrnhard says
lie
i
ts
L- J? i3
W'xPftk
yi fzzSi
" fir,
HGAWTIC
III UNELKLY
i ---Af.V-vwUv-Y??r?
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURERS OF CLOAKS' AND SUITS
421 Lackawanna Avenue.
Z. WEINGART, Proprietor.
GOODS 10 BE CLOSED OUT HI ONCE.
SALES FOR CASH ONLY, NO. DISCOUNTS ALLOWED
Our selections for the spring trade are arriving. AVe
must liave space, and in order to make it will clear out the
patterns in stock.
The greater part made in anticipation ot the coming season,
at a price which will insure their speedy removal.
LOOK AT OUR STOCK.
COMPARE PRICES and QUALITY
And we are confident of the result.
Opp Main Entrance
to Vomlng Hun.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
Special Attention Given to Business and Per
sonal Accounts.
Liberal Accommodations Extended According
to Balances and Responsibility.
3 Interest Allowed on Interest Deposits.
P0HI m r rill
IPllil I J. nil 111
llll JUST RECEIVED.
A Revolving Ward
robe, 65 inches
high, 27 inches in
diameter, antique
finish, just' the
thing for small (j! yC
rooms or offices
UUolU
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More Javanese Wilton Rugs at
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0
Attend
Our Removal
Clothing Sale.
AT
uALIj
LOW PRICES
All previous attempts at iiarRnlni nro
MnKlirninfnt t nn. l.n ...it. i.i
----'-" u...i. i Ullll'tt, IDUII , fblt 1,113,
HnvlnB boURht up the entlro stock of two
ot tlio Inrncst iiianufncttircrs III New
lork, jte nip now nulp to give our custo
mera the Bientcst biirrjnliiH the world has
ever seen Conts Unit we paid $12 nnd $13
foi wholesale, nnd v,oio considered elegant j
linrKilIn at that, nro now on salo In our.
stoie for $1 anil $1 each.
The following mny RIN0 you a llttlo lde3
of some ot our burgnlns:
m.naAN'T uouclij coats, shieicH
front, linlf lined, rolling coll.ir,
'.,!??nl 1)rlcc- 51.73; oun fci DO
1'ltICU OliUO
I'ADtKS lir.ACIC KKHSnV JAC1CDTS,
lined with sntlu rhadnme,
vlucul0.;JT...H $2.98
Ladles' Jackets, In line Persian cloth, silk
lined! uholesnlo pi ice, $7.60; J9 no
Ol'll PIUC15 So.OO
Prviich cnterplllnr eoatB, lined throughout
Vilth changcablo silk; whole- do fjo
siUo pi lee, $10,00; OUlt PHICU. QOiUO
l.adlca' llrle Importpd Jackets, beautiful
effects In silk nstrnchiin, Koivey and In
black, blown and gieen, silk lined:
wholesnle price, $11; OUH tfr QO
piuci: oOivIo
Ladles' senl plush enpes, handsomely cm.
Inoldered! wholesale prlco 0 QO
$7.73, OUH P1UCIJ JtiUO
Ladles' suits, sklits and silk waists' In nil
the latest styles are now on salo ut halt
pi Ico.
CLEARING SALE
OF CARPETS,
W GOODS
SON & GO.,
Carpets and Draperies.
. 408 LACKAWANNA AVENUE.
c
Ask for the "Ben
Hur" Rocker, an
tique finish, large
arms
$1.98
$1.19
225-227 Wyoming Aveim