THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 0, 1807.
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NORTON'S BULLETIN.
Palnc's Wh'st Hoards, latest and best
Wc ltae all sires and styles.
Also Whist Cards; In large variety,
! the pack or by the dozen.
Games of amusements, all sorts,
for old and oung people.
Blank Account Hooks,
all sorts and all sizes, from
the vest pocket mem. to the
largest Ledger, for'all sorts business
Stationery, c cry thing desirable
for the ollicc, desk or counter,
all the stamlatd sorts and novelties,
Choice Stationery for ladies' use.
Engraving and Printing to order
of Calling Cards and Invitations
on shoit notice and right pi ices.
See our Spccimeus and get prices.
Tunc Cioods at greatly reduced prices,
Bargains in sccral Hues
to reduce stock.
M. NORTON,
322 Lackawanna Ave.
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The Finest
If BUCKWHEAT FLOOR
We Ever Had in the Mill.
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Wholesale It. tg
32S
AJoses
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0JSSc'$?0sS0&
The Weston Hi!
ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN
EXTRACTION OF TEETH WITH
"ANAESTHENE." TINEST DEN
TAL WORK IN THE CITY.
DRS. HEN WOOD & WARD ELL
3;6 LACKAWANNA AVE.
VERSATILE LELAND POWERS.
lie Will Ho Seen at the Y. M. C. A.
Hall Tuesday If veiling.
The fouith number of tho Young
Men's Christian Association's standard
couise will be given on Tuesday even
lng, Feb. 9, by Leland T. Poweis, the
Impersonator. This vv 111 be the fifth
appearance of Mr. Poweis In Scranton.
He was le-ongaged by the committee
Mho hao arranged the couise, In re
sponse to a. veiy generally expressed
wish on the pait of the patorns of the
couise that this should be done.
In tho eaily pait of last summer the
committee found that Mr. Powers.' time
was so fully taken up that It was ex
ceedingly doubtful whether or not ho
could appear In Scranton; but a per
sonal appeal to him to anange a date
for us if possible, led him to do so by
auanging to cancel a date elsowheie.
Mr. Powers will appear this iear in a
new play entitled "Lord Chumloy,"
which is said to bo one of his best
plays, nnd as there are ton char.icteis in
It, It enables him to use his lemaikable
ability as an lmpeisonator. To tho?o
who have not yet heard Mr. Powers it
can be said that he Is beyond doubt one
of the most etsatlle men In the land.
WOMAN FELL DOWN STAIRS.
Occident to .Mrs. William Sicl;erl, of
J.iiKo Wmoln.
Mrs. William Slckerly, of Lake WI
Tiola, who is visiting her bon-ln-law,
Mr. Bender, of l'-M South Seventh ditot,
fell headlong down a lllght of stalls
yesterday moinlng and was lendeted
uuconfeclous. It was still dnik when
she arose In the moinlng, the gas In tho
hall was not burning and she mis
Judged the location of the stair land
ing, with the lesult that bin: fell as
above stated.
When Dr. rennypacker called ho
found the woman's lnjuiles to compilse
wounds about the head, two bioken
libs and a bioktn wiist. The lnjuiles
aie not consldeted dangerous.
BABY'S
SHOES
Kicked them through
again, has he? Well,
bless his little heart it
only goes to show he's
healthy and vigorous,
We're closing out a
few little lots of shoes
for little tots at just-what-we-paid-for-'em
which is certainly less
than you usually pay.
For instance, all the
75 aud S5 cent shoes
of yesterday go this
week at
50c.
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GOUSE FOUND GUILTY
OF MANSLAUGHTER
Judge
Edwards Criticises
Finding.
the Jury's
SAYS IT WAS CERTAINLY MERCIFUL
Indicates That n Second Decree
rimling Would Have Itcon -More
l'lttlng Under the Ihidcncu--Verdicts
in Other Cuius-- I'lillcrton
(Juts Oil Hns)--Colored liitd Sunt to
tho House of Corruclloii--Scwii
discs Tried Siiniiltuiicoiisl.
Manslaughter was tho vol diet ion
doled by the Juiy In the Oouso case
Judge 1-Mwauls didn't lllc the mm diet
nnd vald so In a delicate wnj, of couise,
hut still In u ay that loft no doubt
of his meaning;. Hut for the fact that
ho would not possibly caie to set U
his on u Judgment, Judge though he i,
against that of twelve men, something
nun e omphalic nilnht have been heaul
Horn him. As it was, he said, that
while he hnd ouleied the mm did le
eouled, ho still felt that the evidence
would have wai ranted a mm did of sec
ond degieo. "Your mm diet, gentlemen,
is toituinly a meicllul one," ho le
marked. House looked veiy nerntl'i when the
Juiy lilid In and tiembled petciptlbly
while the piollmliniks to tho leading
of the Midlet veil- ltelng gone thlougli
with "When It was luinomuod that his
nock vv at saved and that hUeilme Ind
been lled as manslaughter the cx
piesslun on his face changed like a
Hash, and his eyes which had all the
time been lled on the papei contain
ing tho mm diet diopped to the Moor.
lie showed In every moMinont and fea
tuie a feeling of the gieatest lellef.
Tho Jury at Hist stood one foi minder
CLERK
in the flist dogiee, five for second dc
gioe and (ho for manslaughtei. The
last llo lemained solid and giadually
won oor the othois. Tho genual opin
ion about the couit house was that the
Jui laid gicat sttess upon the fad that
loungOouseha lbeen bi ought up amidst
vicious suiioundings and that the fath
ei was himself In a gieat mcasuio le
sponslble foi these suiioundings and
consequent for his own death.
Gouse will be sentenced today, most
likely. Tho maximum penalty for man
slaughter Is twelve eais and $1,000
fine. The maximum penalty for second
degiee murdei is twenty eais without
any mention of fine.
In couit 100m No 2 the case of Mary
Bums chat god, with keeping a dlsoi
deily house In Rendham, occupied all
tho moinlng and pait of tho afternoon
It seems when eery pay day comes
aiound Mis. Bums is wont to ask hei
Italian and coloied nelghhois In to hae
a good time. Although Mrs Bums is
fiom "Bonny Scotland" and does not
understand Italian or Ethiopian veiy
well. She and her good tt lends know
enough of each othet's language to get
pietty diunlc together. One of her
Italian calleis has a little glil who
"lushed the giowlei" for the patty un
til she got tiled of acting ns baitend
ei and inauguiated a stiike. Her ra til
er began beating the child when some
of the nelghhois inteifeued and the
boater was beaten. He lan Into Mis.
Burns' house and she piotocted the
swaithy son of Italy fiom tho ,tath
of tho populace.
SHD USED A POKEIt.
When the constable came to berve the
wauant she endeavoiod to use a poker
to 111 til the wauant but dosttood In
her eagerness one of her scieen doois.
Mis. Bums was not intoxicated at all,
she baS, but the good citizens of Ilend
lum dumped her Into a wheel bauow
and in this chailot she was taken to
the 'htiulie'.s olllce, clad less than a
whit moie tlaboiatel than Venus was
when .she atose fiom the sea. Mis.
Bums declaied that sdie was not boss
of the house and should not be made
the defendant. Peter, her husband, al
so testified that ho and he alone was
the boss. Some of the neighbors, how -ever,
thought different John H. Wil
liams, the piosecutor, aveired that he
had no peisonal gilevance against Mis.
Bums, but was acting for the com
munity at laige, which was deslious of
getting ild of Mis. Bums, her tilbe and
theii Bniihumillan oigles The juiy In
the case was out at adjournment.
Tho case of John F. Sheridan ac us
ed of biting John McDonnell's ling' r
dining a quan el over the settlement of
a wage claim, was given to the jui at
11 o'clock. No vei diet had been leachtd
at adjournment.
HA'EN AGAIN CONVICTED.
Edward Ilazen, who was convicted
Tluusday of stealing $25 and clothing
Horn C. P. FIske, of Wallsvllle, was
tiled again, yesteiday, for embezzling
Jib fiom Lheryman W. K Kdwaids,
and nguln found guilty. As In tin first
ease the juiy made a letomiueiidatloii
foi moity.
Geoige C. Fulleiton, wh'o was on tilal
at adjournment Thuisday, for feloni
ously attempting to kill Peter Lafiance
and pointing fii eaims at Chailes W'hlte
foot, was yesteiday 1 etui nod not guilty
of the last ehaige and guilty of the
fouith and fifth counts of the indict
ment In the first case, namely, wantonly
nnd playfully dischaiglng flreaims at
Peter Lafiance
Lewis Lewis was called for tilnl he
foio Judge Edwaids lor assault and
battel y upon Doisey E. Capp, but ow lng
to the non-appearance of tho accuser,
a verdict of not guilty was dltecttd.
Patrick Kutchford, Jr., was tiled be
fore Judge Edwaids for committing an
assault and battel y upon Maty Wll
hclm. It was alleged by the pioscu
tilx that Ilatchfoid enteied her houso
In a diunken condition August 1 last
and when she drove him out he tinned
on her, pushed her against a wall and
fiactured three of her libs. Tho claim
of the defense was that she received
the Injury In falling while utemptlng
to assault the defendant. The Jury Is
still dlscusslns the question, "Did she
fall, or was she pushed?"
Seven cases weie given to a Jury at
one time In the mnin court room. An
diew I.ukatch piosecutcd John Lepuf
skl, Joseph Matuchak, John Krupployuk
and Stephen Kazlnskl for robbery, nnd
piefoned the chni go of assault and bat
tel y against the Hist thieo of the (puu
tette accused of lobbery. The piose
cutoi's Bloiy was to the effect that the
last t hi oe defendants assaulted him nnd
with the assistance of Kaalnskl, robbed
him on the 2!)th of last November In
'iopokoltch alley, Olyphnnt, while nil
weio 1 etui nine from a ball. The de
fense was that Lukntch was simply
lleing; Hint ho lilcked up a stone to as
sault them and they simply disarmed
him. Both sides had a strong intitule
ot veiy lobiiEt sweaters. A jury is also
out on this cne.
Capiases weie Issued for Michael Bur
nett ohniged by Patrick Flannghan
with loblieiy, nnd Mary Moian charged
hi Thoiuns liesslon with keeping a dls
ordcily house.
Chat Irs lluike, the 11-year-old coloicd
lad, who, on Monday pleaded guilty of
stealing $fi fiom F. W. Mason's stoic,
on the West Side, was jesteiday com
mitted to the house of coirectlon by
Judge 1'dwaids.
Owing to the fact that three Juilos
weio out and another engaged in heal
ing a case, It was Impossible to fill the
bo-c in court loom No. 2 aftoi dinner.
Still Collars
with soft button holes. The Lacka
wanna Laundiy, SOS Penn ae.
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DANIELS HEADING THE VEKDICT.
EISTEDDFOD TA AV0CA.
One Mill He Held 111 That IMaco
on
t iisliiugtou's Ilirthdii) .
On Teb 22, Washington's bilthday,
an eisteddfod -v. Ill be held b the Welsh
lesldents ot Aoca The pi ogi amine
auanged Is as follows:
1 Chcius (not less than 50 voices), "The
Hadl.int Mom" (II 11. Woodvvnid), SS0
2 .Male chorus (not less than !", voices),
"Turkish Di Inking Song" (.Meiultlssoliii),
$!0
3 Quaitette, "I'm a Pilgrim, I'm a
Sti anger" (Maiston), 3S.
Duet, T. nnd B, "The Call to Aims"
(It S Hughes), $G
." Soprano, "Because I Lovo You Deal"
(Ilnwle), $1.
Alto, "Untld" (Belli ens), $1.
7 Tenor, "Out of the Deep" (Davies), $1.
S Baritone, "I Peai No Toe" (l'lnsuti) ?4.
9 Piano, "Polish Dance," Opus J, No. 1,
in D Hit mlnoi (Seharwenki), $'
10 Duet, piano and violin, "Senate,"
Opus 21, No. 0, Hist movement (Beeth
oven), Jii.
11. Sight leading (one voice,) $1.
12 Female lecltatlon, "The Last II ran,"
fiom Stnndaid Recitations No. 2, $J.
13 Male lecltatlon, "Chaige of the Light
Biigade" (Tennt-on), $3
11 Recitation for etiildien under 12 ears,
"Psalm of Life" (Longfellow), $1.50.
15. Iinpiotnptu speech, .
10 Tor the best leading of a few- lines
of English piose, given at the time, $1.
Names of compitltois to be sent to
the betietaiy on or befoie Feb. 15
Competltois allowed theii own nceompi
nlst 01 the one furnished by the commit
tee. WA1TE COMEDY COMPANY.
Is Doing a Wonderful Business nt the
Academy of Music.
The Walto Comedy company has ev
eiy leason to feel highly pleased with
its business In this city. Yesteiday
was a lepetltlon of the pievlous das
of the week and people weie tinned
away at both peifoimunces. On Thuis
day the afternoon and evening pei
foi mantes weio attended by J.S00 pei-s-ons
Last night the company was seen In
' Fog-g's Feny" and unive a fine Inter
pretation of It. This afternoon the
' Hoosler Ileioine" will be the attrac
tion and tonight "The Veteinn " Mon
day the company begins a week's en
gagement In Binghainton.
By tho use of my now local aniesthotlc No
bloep-produehiBngont. It is simply applied
to tho sums and tho tooth extracted without
a particle of pain.
All other dental operations performed pojl
tlvoly without pain,
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WARRANTED 5 YEARS.
Those aro tho same tooth other
chait'o from 515 to S2j n sot for.
dentists
TEETH WIIluT PLATES.
Gold nnd Porcolalu Crowns; Gold, Silver
and Cement rilliugj, nt one-halt the usual
cost. Examination frco. Opeuovonings 7 to
e. SumlnjuUtoUa.nl.
I BARRETT, DENTIST
316 Spruce Street,
Next Door to Hotel Jcrmyn.
TrrTi ptTirn ot Tr
WITHOUT Pitii
TEETH 8
RESOLUTIONS OF
THE POOR BOARD
Passed with Reference (0 the Resigna
tion of Airs. Francis D. Swnn.
HER LETTER READ TO THE HOARD
SheSnjs tt Is Not Surpassed by All)
Itody Administering Public Trusts
in City or SIile--Huports of the
Olllcers Heud--Stnte Aid for the
Insane Asjluui nt Turin to He Askrd.
Statement Issued by the Committee
of the Hoard.
No better medium exists, thinugh
which the pecuniary conditions of tho
city's poor can be gauged, than the pcoi
board, nnd judging fiom tho numbei
of applicants bofoio the boaid at its
monthly mooting, held yestoulay nftei
noon In Its looms in City hnll, thoie Is
a largo numbei of people In tho city, at
piesent, who nio sufforinc for want.
Theio was the usual urn of need and
decieplt, of widows, women whose hus
bands nie In jull, gills foi whom fi lends
Inteiceded that they might bo lescued
fiom degiadlng sliuoundlng and the
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miscellaneous other unfortunates who
iel upon tho boaid's beneficence. The
gi eater poition of the mooting was con
sumed by loutlno business.
Among the lepoi ts thnt weio lead was
that of Superintendent Beemor of tho
Hillside faun It stated that foi the
month ending Januniy It, 1S97, the total
numbei of nelsons In the home to be
17 J, of which 131 are males and 44 are
females. Twelve poisons weie admit
ted, 11 weie dischaiged and 5 deaths
occmred In the institution.
Dr. Stiang, tho lesident phvsician at
the home, piesented his monthly lepoit,
which Is sunimaibed as follows: Num
ber of presciiptlons piepaiod, 709;
deaths, 7; number of patients Heated,
307. In the insane asylum, on Decem
ber 11, 1S9C, there were 19S patients.
Since then eleven moie have been ad
mitted, hk have been dischaiged, and
thieo have died, leaving a total of 200
in the Insane asylum.
OUT DOOIt PHYSICIANS.
Di. Ives and Dr. Bamsteln, out-door
phslcians for the board, lepoi ted, af
ter which a communication fiom Mis.
Fiances B. Swan legaidlng her leslgna
tlon fiom the board was lecelved. In
the communication she speaks at con
siderable length of the haimony and
honesty of puipose of tho boaid and
of her pleasant l elation with the mem
beis thereof. Speaking finther of the
boaid she said:
Scianton poor diiectois can stand on
theii launls. The are uusiii passed by
an bod admlnlsteilng public trusts In
city oi state. It gives me gleit pleaure
to bo In a position wheio I can thus assure
ou of in confidence In our otllclul la
tegrlty and puipose I esteem It an honor
to have been assooiated with ou on the
boaid and doubly so as the only worn in
who has held a bimllar position I realise
that a certain degree of success has be mi
attained, thiough my olllci il ltlitionshlp
with oui bod, and et I believe that It
Is only as tiled, disappointed hearts hive
been cheered b look, woid oi act, fevtitd
blows have been cooled by loving touch,
wujwaid fallen ones been eiuouiagid to
higliei living, or taddened homes been
bilshtcned b m piesence onl as 1
Ill0 i III3 l
The great success of this sale has persuaded us to continue it for another weak in order to give all our customers
an opportunity to buy at these remarkably low prices. You will not get the chauce again to buy linens at such prices :
THRTF T TWFWn
of Reeds & Barnsley Mauufactme.
"oc Cream Damask strictly pure Hiipu .. .
10c Crenm iMmunk strictly pure linen
45c Cream J)amask strictly puto linen
50c Cream Damask stilctly pure linen .
5jc Cream Damaik strictly pine linen ...
(Joe Cieam J-umasK strictly puio linen
S5c Cieam Damask strictly pure linen
53c Bleached ?5 now White
(iOc Bleached Know Wlilto SOc
75c Bleached Snow Whito (iSc
00c Blenched Snow White 7!)c
$1.00 Bleached Snow White SSc
And a largo assortment of 11m linens ranging
in prices fiom $1 25 to 3 per yuid at gieatly ic
dueed pi lees.
Na))kins., 5 square, vvoith GOc, for 'i-7c
Napkins, Bjuarj, vvoith SOc, for (!)c
Napkins, square, worth 1, for 8Sc
Napkins, largo dinner, worth Ijl 50, for $1.15
Napkins, large dinner, worth 2,00, for ... 1 50
Napkins, lnrge dinner, worth 2,25, for . . 1.7!)
Nnpkins, lnrgo dinner, worth 2.60, for. . 1.05
A largo stock of higher pi iced goods.
$1.00 large Crochet Quilt for
1,25 huge Crochet Quilt for
have been successful In leaving a favor
able Impress on human lle, cnpoelilly
among inj own prx, thrt leally lnstlng
good hns been accomplished,
Aftor the communication had been
lend tho following lesolutlons wete
loud and unanimously adopted.
ItnSOLUTIONS ADOI'TUD,
AVhoiens, We havo received with I egret
Inforuuitlon of the leslgnutloii, us a num
ber ot this bouid of our earnest co-woik-er,
Mis. Tronics B Swan; and
Where is, Duilng her tuetnlicrshlp of
more than six yeais on this board shu tins
been a wise and saguclous counelllui, In
dustilotis and zealous In the seivlce of tho
district, most faithful to the impoitnut
tiust leposed In her, kind nnd consider
ate to the poor ot her district, often sup
plementing the public bounty by contri
butions fiom her private purse, and hns
been In over wn deep Inti rested In tho
welfnic ot tho dlstilot nnd lntensel nc
tlve in the promotion ot tho same, thoic
fore bo It
Hesolved, That in the withdrawal ot Mrs.
rinnces B Swnn from tho bomd, the dis
trict hns suttered a seVole loss nnd ever
membei and ever officer oC this bonrd
feels n peiolinl depilvatlon III the loss of
hrr vvlso counsel, unlfoim couitcsy and
energetic action in all things pertaining
to the business oC the illstt let, and that we
pint from her with sincere and hciitfelt
regie t.
ltesolved, That the mtmbnrs ot tho bond
and the olllcers theloof slnceiel tender to
Mis Swan theii wishes that she mil havo
an ubundunio oC jov lmhei new lelatlons
and that jhe mnj enjo a long, h ipp lite.
The committee appointed to make
ov ei tin os for state legislation to aid
the enlaigeinont of the Insane asluni
at tho Hillside farm ofleied a lepoit.
The following has been published at tho
instigation of the committee and will
bovvldcl dlbtilbuted wheievoi It will be
piobable to have an elleet.
COMMlTTHirS STATi:MI2NT.
Scianton I'ooi Dlstilot,
Seiantoii, l'u , l'eb I, 1S'J7.
Deal Sli You uie probabl aw aie thnt
the Hillside Home Imano !iliitii hns foi
some eurs peifoimed the functions uf a
stite hospital tor the Insane Tho St ito
rouio eais slnco adopted the theoi tint
the Insane ale the vvuids ot the common
wi.ilth, and It Is the intention of tho 1 ivv
that Ins uie poisons without mtuns oC sup
l)Oi t should be cared for In state hospitals
loi the Insanei
Owing, hovvevei, to tho fullure of tho
commonvvenllh to tuinlsh a sulllclent
numbei ot hospitals foi the accommoda
tion of the Insane, tho st Ue Institutions
aie lm gel oveieiowded, and applications
roi admission b pool dlicetorsof IndUent
persons Avho are chirges upon their dis
till t, have been lefused, and the Insane
confined In tho alms housis where thi re
are no pioper means for their tieatment,
and often In tho count jnfis,
Tho Scianton poor dlstilot, having Its
own insane hospital, has ondcavoied to
far as it could to take the plnce ot tho
state hospitals Cor the counties ot noith
eastein l'ennslvanlu, and has admitted to
Its hospitable doots patients from otlni
poor dlstilcts in Lackawanna and fiom
Luerne, ffajnc, WOiniiig, Susucishaniin,
l'lke and Momoe counties
At piesent about forty people outside of
Scianton pool district aie sheltered within
Its walls, und the limit of its cipiclt is
now fullv tnod, but the applications fiom
outside dlstilcts for the admission ot In
sine ) itlents continue to come In, in great
el nuuibeis than evei. Tho alternative
piesmts Itself to the bond ot poor dlreo
tois of the Scianton poot dlstilct to build
a new Insine vvlnp,, or refuse to admit any
other patients living outside of the dls,
trlct und to icquiio the giadual with
drawal ol those who ate aliead thete, as
the necessities oC the district rectulie. lTn
dei these clicumstanccs the boaid has
concluded to mike application at the pies,
ent teim of tho leglslatuie foi an appro
pi latlon to aid them in tho construction
of an Insane wing
It Is a Just application and should meet
with tho nppiobatlon ot the legislature.
Wo have accommodited so fai all appli
cants who nave come to us, and pel haps
wo have admitted people upon oui appli
cation. Wo ask as a return for our liberality in
till' respect th it ou uso our Influence
with the leglsHtors fiom vour count to
favorably consider our application fot tho
appioprlation, believing that If this aid Is
gi anted we would he In better shape to
help you out if the occ islon should re
qulie It, and there would be no dangtr
th it any of the patients that ou ma
ahead have with us would be wlthdiavvn
We hope that ou will see youi vvn cle ir
to giant our ujonnble request, and tint
oti will uige upon oui lepiosentattves
You can save money by buying specta
cles of Silverstone, tho eye specialist, at
303 Lackawanna avenue, oncly ono lllght
over tho Lehigh Valley ticket office. The
following prices will satisfy you that they
aro the cheapest In tho city; Solid gold
rimmed spectacles at $3 CO per pair; flllel
bows nt $2; nlckle bows from SOc. to $1 SO,
aluminum bows from 75c. to $2 00; colored
glasses fiom 23c. to $1 23. We have a largo
lino of reading glasses, tho best In the
market, nt 23c. per pair. Opera nnd mag
nifying glasses at reduced prices. Of
flco hours, 8 a. m. to 12m.; 1 to 6 p m.
Remember that our c es will be exam
ined frco and satisfaction is guaranteed
I Marseilles Quilts, all
EYES
Wffilll
SOMKrillNG NP.W. Stevens Bros.' soft 11 u
ish Clashes, leady for use.
. 25c
2!tc
. 5c
. !!)c
. 5Sts
S cent Crash tor (!c
10 cent Clash lor 7o
12 cent Clash for He
15 cent Clash for 12 Ic
(li)c
(5c
TOW CLS Large stock
MUSLINS AND SHEETINGS,
Having bought a largo stock at the very lowest
pi ires cotton goods over sold at, wo pioposo to
give our eustomeis tho bouellt of our purchafao:
Good Blown Muslin only
Kino Blown Muslin only
7c Blown Muslin ouly
7c Atlantic A, only
7c Atlantic II, only
lie Best Lockvvood, 5-1 P.
life Best Lockvvood. 0-4 P
10c Best Lockwood, 8-4
ISc Best Lockvvood, 0-1
20c Best Lockwood, 10-1
(i!)c
05c
415, 417
Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton, Pa,
In the legislature nnd your senator the
merits of our claim.
Vcty tespectfully yours,
1'redeilck Puller,
W. A. l'nlne, M. D.,
1'. .1. Muiphy,
12. J. Liictt,
Committee.
The committee nlso drafted a lesolu
tlon providing for the neccEflaiy uppio
prlatlon and which will be given to
the local leglslatoia to Intioduce at the
next session.
SERVED UiailT YEARS.
Herman Kimlilo HoliMised from
the
J'.nstcrn l'onltcntiiirv .
lleimnn Kimble, of the West Side,
was on Thuisday leleased fiom the
Hastern penitential y after solving
eight yeais for otlminnll assaulting
two little irlils near the Hound woods,
His victims weie Oi phy Jane Swingle,
aged 10 oais, and Flleva May Swingle,
aged C years, both daughtcis of S. M.
Swingle Kimble pleaded guilty and
was riven four veins and j&00 line In
each case.
JOHN LEKUTER KILLED.
Teirihlo Work of u Charge ol' Ciant
I'oudor.
John Lokutor was killed by the pre
mium e eploslon of a elmigo of giant
powder ut Smltliv llle vesteida moin
lng. Lektiter wus engaged with sev
eial other wotkineii In excavating for
the foundation for n house for his
biothci and In tamping u chaige or
power a spaik caused II to explode.
Bocks and dlit weio bulled In all ill
lections and Lekutei was tonlbly mu
tilated. When picked up ho was dead.
I'or Dvspopsin
Uso Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
Dr J. Guy MeCandless, Plttsbuig.
Pa, says: 'I havo used It In vailuus
forms foi dyspepsin, with gratifying 10
sults" REXFORD ' S.
Our patrons will
be glad to learn that
we have secured the
services of Mr, Nel
son Soggs, of Bing
hamton, N. Y.
Mr. Soggs con
ducted the finest
retail store in Bing
hamton. N. Y., for 10
years and conies to
Scranton with an
excellent record. He
will have full charge
of the repairing, also
of the optical depart
ment. As a maker
of diamond mount
ings his equal is
only found in the
large cities and sel
dom there. Suppose
you come in and see
him when you want
expert advice on dia
mond mounting or
buyin
i rv
Lto"
REXFORD 'S,
303 Lacka. Ave.
Why let j our homo and business be dontroy
ed through strong drink or raorphlae when
v on enn tin curod in tour weeks at tho IXwlay
Institute, 728 Madison nvcnuo bcrnaton, Pa.
Die Curs Will Bear Investigation.
grades, ut reduced prices
lfio Best
10c Be-,t
21c Best
Gc Cotton Clash for i5c
0c Cotton Crash lor :Uc
at j actual value.
C
C.
!5ci
4c"
Sic
54c
Sc
Muslin tor
iMuslin lor
IOc
t-heetlng Muslin lor. 121c
Sheeting Muslin for 14c
Sheeting Muslin for Uie
, J I Ail U13.J.1 w hJ
Closing out sale Odds
and Ends, parls of sets
and complete sets of open
stock pattern which we
wish to close. Now is
your time to buy good
goods at prices of poor
Former Present
l'rlro. Price.
M?.?.0.'.3: Or $ 4.60 $ 2.49
'"ner1.0:!..1:!1.1; 10.00 8.49
10.1 Ploco Decorntod Cirls- to ll 11 00
bad Ctiliui Diuiur Hots.. 10. UU li.OO
KHpl'coDicorntcil French 00 (1A 00 (In
ClilimDiuuorbcts SO, UU li.UU
11D!;l,i!Uri,0otcso."!?:,..c:!,!r.': 34.35 24.98
15" l'leco Ilecornted Tlieo
zy.t.Ly!:zr. 100.00 85.oo
Odd Pieces of Glassware.
Tumblers, Etc.
131 W (lining Avenue.
Walk in and look around.
U
!G LRCKAWANN& AVENUE
TH1ELE
School of Music, 520 Spruce St
Mrs. Katharine Thiele,
Voice Training, Solo Singing.
Ernest Thiele,
Violin, Piano, 'Cello ensemble. Both
teachers at celebrated Sclurwcnka
Conservatory, New York. Also other
competent teachers engaged. Mr. Thiols
is the successor to the lab
IiERR KOPFF.
IWLT. PLEASANT
COAL
ATRETAIL,
Coal of tho best quality for domestlo us
nnd of all sizes, Including Uuckwheat and
liirdseye. dellveri-d In any part of the city;
at tho lowest prlco.
Orders received at tho Office, first floor.
Commonwealth building, room No. 1I3
telephono No 2624 or at tho mine, tele
phone No. 272. will be promptly attended
to.Dealers supplied at tho mlno.
T. SMITH.
Utica, 8-1 Sheeting Miulin, for .... UMc
Utica, 0-4 Sheeting Muslin, for 15Jc
Utica, 10-4 Sheeting Muslin, for 17c
u ill BlU SIMLLj,
MILLAR & PECK,
II rl
ft B
nnui ru si
1 i I
BLEACHED.
Oo Good Muslin for 4c
7o Koirest Muslin foi 5Jc
7c Hill Muslin for (ic
lo Lonsdale Muslin for !c
74oFiuit of Loom Mtisliu for (Ic
lC'Jo Piide of West Muslin for IOc
12',c Lunsdalo Cambric Muslin for . .. . . Oc
126 Lockwood, 5-4 P C. Muslin for Oc
14c Lockvvood, (! 4 P V. Muslin for 1 lc
life Lockwood, 50-inch Muslin for .. IOc
17c Lockwood, b-4 Sheeting for l'ic
20o Lockwood, 0-1 Sheeting for Hie
22c Lockwood, 10 4 Shooting for ISc
!)c Utica, 8 4 Sheeting for 15Jc
21o Utica, 0-4 Sheeting for 17c
2.ic Utica, 10-1 Sheetiug for 10c
Co Good Apion Gingham for ;lc
7c Best Apion Gingliam for 5c
flo Bt-I Indigo Blue Calico for 'lc
5o Good Calico for . 3c
0c blinker Fiauuel for ... 4c