THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY MORNINGr, OCTOBER 9. 189T. BIG DAY FOR THE FIRE LADDIES Tncy and the Police Department Were Inspected Yc3tcrday. PARADE WAS OF UNUSUAL MERIT Wnny Visiting Cani'iimios Appcnrcti In Mnc, mid, With tlio I.octtt Or ganizations .Made n .Splendid Im-rc5slmi--lnsscel In Kcvlovv lit tlio City llall-.Hrccptlons nt Many ol tlio Company Homes. The thirty-first Minimi patntle ot tlio Scrnntnn llio department hns pniMcd inln history with a Mare of music mid n pageant of well prooni d horses pol ished apparatus and inurcliltiff llio lad dies. The too-frequently uid and KteieotMicd phr.iHu of "better than ever b-foro" can In this case he used truth fully and to the point, for never has the flu- llKhtlnt foico of the city bet ter accredited Itcelf than during this I line jisterday. After It was all oer, Chief lllckey, the ptlme mover and head of the liltr display, was showend villi honest (onKiatulatloiis, which foil, too, on others who hy their cieiitlvo nld had help"cl ninhu the day Hitch a jiionounicd BU'cess. Th occasion, too. Included the annual police inspection, hv the niayot. The eat lv nioinlns pave pioinls-o of jrooil marching weather and the hIriis weie not amiss The lirachiK autumn ah, th sunshlno and the tempcintuie weie faultless It wus marching weath er par excellence and this fact whs not without Its plc.isiiic to the Rtuteful pii.uleis and the thou-ands who saw tin in go s, IiibIiiit 1. Thed coratlons, too, tut mine of .1 llguro than had lieon (intlclpited, for during the morning many a building that h.id not pi e loud ly been oinamcnted appeared cloaked In a he i of bunting and color. This was paitltulnilv tine of the buildings along the paiade imtte. I'nder the dlieetion of Street Com missioner A. 1! Dunning, jr., the thor oughfaics ulong which the marchers p.iscd had ben glen n pronounced treatment of sweeping and Hushing Thursday afternoon nnd night, and the xlsltlng companies will tell their ft lewis nt home that they mart hid moie than four miles ier asphalt pivement "as clean as a ball mom llooi." Ki:i'T Tin: chowd hack. The stieot department dining the moi ning sti etched lopes along the 1, icKaw.inna aonue cutbstones and this i,eied to offctlvoly thook the pushing of the tin ongs nlong that thoioughfare. Nine of the employe of the htitet depattment In their whltc wlng unlfoinis and helmets nnd as many policemen as could be spared fiom the force In the put ado, weie n slgned to control the eiowels at stieot Inter' eetlons. Th v suet ceded In doing tlnlr work well and in doing It experi enced eiy little trouble. At 1! o'clock the pat ado began to foim on Wjomlng aenu and the connect ing stteets. The head of the ptoces slon was at Linden "treet along which the paiade Mailed at :i o'clock, on a Fhen signal, a long blow fiom the Mist fiunac? gonu. The loute was as follows: Linden to Vianklln, to 1iekivvanna, to eighth, to Adams to Spiuce, to Venn, to Mul- lieny, to JefforMJii, to Pine, to Wash ington, to Sprue e, to Woming, to Lackawanna, to Penn and Limit n and disnil'i When the van of the paiade, licadid Mititli on Washington aenuo. ieathcd Jlulbeiiy stieet. It was halted while the -cnio ot moie of catiiages contain ing JIaoi llailcj and the local and Wiling olllchils were drhen to the city hall. Theie the paiade was levlevvul Horn it temporary platfoim elected oer the lo,er lllghts of steps leading to the main ontiance of the building. all Di:si:nvnn phaisi:. To mention the deseilng Incidents of the paiade would be an impossible task, as something complimentary might be t-nld of eer thing In line. It was all good. Attention had foi hov tial weeks been bestowed on the most minute detail of unlfoim, equipment and appal atu, and when the line was formed the display was faultiest The following Is a conoct formation of tho paiade as carefully noted by Tilbune lepoiteis: Jloiinttd Pollcemtn Djir nnd Burke. Twtntj-Uirie cirri iges containing city ofllclals u ml guests Chief of Pollen Prank Hobllntr, Jr. Police lu double eomp my foimatlon. Police patrol wagon. Old Hand Hnglne, 'Geoigo S. Throop," piopcity of the Volunteer Plrtmtn's Mutual lit n lit association. Chief of Plro Dtpaitment P. J. Illrlcov. Dlatilel f'blefs Louis hcliwass, Joseph lllitlt. Clint leu Hanei. J. J. o Mal ic y, .Michael McMiinus, Predcrlolt Win nke Ciump's Innd of West Scianton. IIuiitliiRilou Ho ip compnnj, Hunting don, Pa, Piankllll HiikIik coniiiiniv, No. 1 J II. Kwtns president. Pert Klme, foie nuin. Wiihliington Hi um corps, Dam llio, Washington Hoso compiny, Dmivilli, Hntcrpilfo Hon tonipiinv, 1'ore t 'lt ; Wilson Hoso eompanv, Peck- Hie. I. (). S. of A. Drum coips; Nay Aug Hoso nnd Hnglno eompanv. No. 1 W mm. ls-anc Goodman, pusldent; John W, Molr, fori man Liberty Hoso company, No. 2, of Noith Scrunton, with 21 men. J. II. Smith, president, lAan Sims, foicman. Drum corps, Junior Hoso company, Clianibersburg. Poust band; Crystal Hose and Hnglno company, No. J, 00 men. V. J. New mini, president, Harey It, Long, foreman. Palestine, band. Allentown; Good Will Hoso comp.in), of Allentown, guests of the Neptune comp tny. ("rrm-inlu. band, Neptune Hnglno com pany, No 2, of South Seranton, Si men: Christian Plckus, president, Cliurles Wlrth. foreman. P, O. 8. of A. Drum corps, No. 430, of South Seranton and Hellef i:iirIiio company, v of Petersburg SO men. Jacob Pries, president, P. Whiltman, foreman. Lawrtnco nnd Heading bands, Hampden Plro company. Heading. Phoenix Chemical company. 30 men; U N Shler. president; Charles H. Schrnlt, foreman; General I'hlnney Hnglno company, No 4 40 mull. A. It 81m. roll, president; Pred Long, foreman Kaplti Hoso company, ) men Hon. J. C. Vaughan, piesldent, C. Iloyle, fore man, Columbia Hoso company, 30 men; IMward Pethrick, piesldent, A. '. Lewis, fore, man. NOUTII END COMPANIES. Niagara Hoso company, No 7, North EJE DRUM'S FOlt r.iTiir.it HEX. TIiIh remedy tielne in jected directly to tlio Heat of tlinHO dlucnMci of the Genllo. Urinary Oruvins, roeiulrou no change of diet. Cure triiuraiiteed In 1 to a "' - Hinnllptaliipuel:. tPA TTT TO W nKe hy mail, Ul.OU, JL&VJ Jt.HaHold only by Wni, O.-Chuk 316 Ptnn Ave,. Seranton, Pa. Gag Hcranlon, 30 men; 8. It. lloblnson, president; J. HIma, foreman. Excelsior Hose company, No. 8, of North Seranton, 10 men. J. M. Eellly, pres ident; Mlchicl Clock, foreman. Patier's band and tho Lebanon Hook and Ladder company, Seranton Hook and Ladder company, No. 1, which had 50 men In linn In charge of Pres ident Charles Wegman und Al Hemic, foreman. William Conned Hoso company, No. f. Charles Slmrell, president and David Hurke, foreman. Citizens' band, Century Hoso company, No. 10 President, Charles Ginf nnd and Tollman Jacob Hafncr. Cumberland bund Cumberland Hoso, No. 11, J. J. Costtllo, president; I'orcman u. Collins. In tho carriages with tho Seranton city ofllclals were many visiting chiefs and ex-chiefs, aiming whom were the following: Jnmes Connell, chief of the Tenth battalion, Hrooklyn lire depart ment; Chief James Haxter, of Philadel phia; District Chief George Noellnger, of Philadelphia; ox-Chlcf AVllllam White and 1'ir.st Assistant Chief John Steele, Pittsburg, Chief Herbert lies ton, of the Pennsylvania ltallroad rompnnj'H Hie depattment, located nt Philadelphia, John S. Specrs, ot Head ing, the newly-elected president of the State riiemen's association; W. W. Wunelir, Heading, secretary ot the as sociation, Hon Jnmes Claiency, ot Philadelphia, father of the riremcn'H Hellef Punel bill, E. O. Ilartman, chief of the Lebanon lire depnitment. Chief Oeotge Oreenbeig, of the Huntingdon department; ex-ehlef C. II. Colin, of Allentown, Ley.shon Thomas and S. f. Smith, of tho Norilstoun department, Ceorge Vohe, of Philadelphia; Vv II. reiguson anil John Martin, of Altoona, Chief I. A I labile, of Lock Haven, ex piesldent of the State riremen's asso ciation, Maor Lewis, of Altoona. llefoio the police matched to their position nt the head of the parade they foimed In the rear of the city hall and weie there lev lowed by Mayor lialley, who briefly expiessed to tho men his satisfaction upon their nppearance, cot let lively and Individually. The mayor's testimony was later supported by the plaudits and expressions of praise which greeted the bluccoats along the whole line of march. AT COMPANY QUAHTEHS. Immediately following the parade a large number of e.urlages were pressed Into set vice nnd u.scd by city olllclnls and their guesti In making n. tour of the company quaiters The trip was but partly accomplished befoie supper and wan continued during the enrly evening. Meanwhile the out-of-town companies were being entertained In various wajs. Those who wanted to v :slt the mines and mills, or go about on foot or v hi the trolley or carriages, " ere nccommodnted according to tlieli fancy. Theie was much going, one wny or another, nnvhow, and It was not until after an call hour thl.i moinlng that the stiects were clear of tho characteristic uniform. Ciystals had the honor of entertaln ii g the company which was J many considered to be the hebt drilled and best appealing In the parade, the Jun 1 ir Hose and Truck compan, of Cham beisbuig. This organization lemalned heio last night, and will give an ex hibition dilll this morning on Court House squat c fiom S to 9 o'clock. Ciy tal connan's lefreshment headquar leis was located In a vacant stole :o "ii rext the endue I101130 Tho Nay Augs wore doing the ele gant for three visiting organlratlontc, the Washington Hoso companj, of Danville; theWIWon Hose company, of Peckvllle, And tho Enterpilse Hose lompany, of Tortst City The Inner man was cared foi In n tent on the tear of the lot adjoining the building. During the evening a colored quartette, the riorlda Students, sang. The quar tette, Henry Miller, Eiank Wilson. Aloiuo Loomls and George LooniW, later were heard In other lire houses. Tmner hall was made the refresh ment nnd social headquarters of the Scianton Hook and Ladder company, whlth had as its guests the Lebanon Hook nnd Ladder nnd a delegation of the Liberty Hose company from the latter city. The music by Bauei's band cut quite a figure In the entettaln meiit A tent was pressed Into service by Phoenix Chemical Engine company on the vacant lot adjoining Its building. Phoenix entei tallied the Hampden En gine company, of Heading, nnd a dele gation from the American Engine com f.inj, of Pottsvllle. ON THE SOUTH SIDE. On the South Side the Neptune En rine company took care of tho Good will Hoso company, of Allentown, an segregation that made a cplendld 1m rrssion here and nt Wllkes-Harro. Tho Gcodwllls weie served dinner at Ger rr.anla hall, and weie tendered a re ception there in the evening. The Pal estine commandeiy band, of Allentown, accompanied the Goodwills. It is con ildoicel one of the best bands In tho state and gave evidences of Its piofle ienev vesteielay. The Huntingdon Eire company, No. 1, ot Huntingdon, Pa , will not foiget tho enteitalnment and hospitality allorded them by Eianklln Engine tompany of West Scianton. Th.y were welcomed by Hon John II. Fellows, on behalf of tho rronklln company. Gilbert Green borv, chief of the Huntingdon llio de piitment, icsponded In behalf of tho vhlttns At 1 o'clock th guests weio taken to Tali child's hotel, where din ner was served After tho paiade tho festivities at the Fianklin's quarters began w Ith the s rv Ing of a sumptuous supper. Chief Gieenbery piesented .1 beautiful silver loving pitcher to tho Finnklln company on behalf of th Huntingdon company. Hon. John H, Follows was call d upon to accept the Sift. The ball given by Columbia Hoso con-pnii) In Muslo hall seived an an enjoyable and fitting closo to the day. There weie twenty-four dance num beis. Music wus furnished by tho Lawience orchestra. Throngs of fire men and their fair companions attend ed the ball, which was arianged by this committee: A. L. Lewis, chair man; Henry Klngsley, S. Ik Price, Charles Uoldry and D, D. Davis. NOTES OP THE DAY. Tho political cnnelldato was much In evidence, not only In tho pilnted pio gramme, but In tho xiaraelo as, well, M1S3 Van Gordon, of Marlon street, at tired as "Liberty," was becomingly perched on tho General Phlnney Hoso wagon. Tho thing that tacked Itself to tho renr ot tho piocesslon was not an Inrornal ma china nor a tilplo folding cot of bod Fpiiugs It was a life-caving apparatus. A mistake) was nindo In stating that tlio Hazleton band accompnnlcel the Nevcr slnks to this city Wednesday Tho clei Hiihtful muslo was furnished by tho Ath letic band of Heading. Many a. driver went to tho trouble of polishing tl.o Iron shoes on his horses un til the metal looked like silver. The alarm of flro from box 23, nt tho cor ner of Llrelen street nnd Franklin avenuo at 8.1 1 o'clock was tho wotk of gome prac. tlcal Jokers belonging to Crystal company. They obtained a key which was without nny ii'imber to lend to their detection and then had the fun of seeing the dlitrtat companies retpend to a falto alarm. SCRANTON BASE BALL OUTLOOK UNCERTAIN Too Soon to Determine What Next Sea son Will De. OWNERS HAVE SEVERAL PLANS I'rniichlso Will Ho Held Hero nt 92,5t" Ifn Much I.nrgcr Sum Is Not Forthcoming from Homo Other Clt) President Powers Has Had tho l'ranchlsu on tho Market mid llio Owners Are Waiting to Hear from Him, Tho Seranton Ease Hall association was to have held a meeting Inst night at the ofllce of 11. p, Simpson nnd It was expected that the business ot tho evening would develop something tan gible legal illug the outlook for Seran ton next season. The meeting did not take tilnce; If it had, It Is not likely that any conclusion would have been leacheel to change tho present uncer tain polity. Three juoposltlons nie 111 view: The franchise mny be sold to 11 new Seran ton association for $.',500; It may bo sold to another city If the price obtain able is big enough to warrant letting It go away from Seranton, or Mr. Simp son and Thomas H. Hrooks may Join with a few ft lends In nn ownership or may allv themselves to the Seranton association first mentioned. That Is the matter In a nutshell to elate. Meanwhile, Piesldent I'. T. Powers Is tenting niound Massachusetts and New Jeiey In nn effort to locnte East ern lengue fianchlses The only ones on snle are Scranton's nnd, probably. Wllkes-Huiro's. Hence, It can only bo Inferred that Scianton, nt least, has given Powers to undci stand that this ilty will sell If the price Is light, for he la too old at tho game to Imagine that Scranton's Eastern league Inter ests can be transfeired without the cons-ent of the owners. Scianton cranks can only hope that Powets will not find blddeis nbove $V 50(1, foi It would take nt least that sum, and pasl)y more, to tempt the ovvn eis to sell outside the city. Through out the elt cult legitimate base ball clanks would dislike to see Seranton or Wllkos-Uaire pass out of the league, as the two cities and Springfield are alono In tho business for the .sport'H sake. The same cannot be said of the combination. EASY FOR BALTIMORE. Ilenncntcrs Hciiten in nn Exhibition Gunic nt hpriusficld. Spiingfield, Mass, Oct. S. Three thousand people saw the Hoston and P.altlmoro National league teams play an exhibition game at Hampden park this afternoon, which lesulted In an ea lly won victory for Haltlmoie. Klob cdanz's poor woik In the thlid inning was laigely responsible for Hoston's eUfeat. Ho was wild, and was batted haul when he manageil to get them over The game was well played and full of snap and ginger, although none of the plavers exerted themselves at anv time. Score: H H.E. Ifiltlnioro .., 0250 1 OOOO-fe u 1 Boston L'OOOOOOIH ti b 3 llatiric Amole and Clark; Klobedanz, Sthetts, Sullivan and Ganzcl Umpries Huist and Emslle. Hand Hall Ilnudiciip. A big handicap of hand ball will take place at Hall's court at Archbald tomor lovv at 2 p m Players from Forest City, At chb ild, Prov Idence, liellcv ue and Seran ton will pirtlclpate. Handlcapper, James I'll nn. LOST. AcKs. Under This Head One Cent a Word. LOr-A LKiUf-COI.DHKl) IXGltAI.V carpet between Dudley street, Dun more, and Villous avenue nnd Lurch street. Itewurd glvun for Its recovery. WOOD VVAltl), los Luckuuniinii avenue. MUSMMIL Academy of flusic k'els & Hursunder. Lessees. II, k. Lung, Local Manager. Thursday, Priday and Saturday, Oct. 7, 8, 9. riatincc Friday and Saturday. MCHRY ... KATIE EMMETT ou havo all heard of THE WAIFS OF NEW YORK 'J ho origin il of nil llowciy Plays. TEARS.. LAUOIITHR. bURPRIt.IL X'lno Great H enes of Greater New York. EVENING PItI('i:s MA'ILNKLI'KICLS inc., : inc., .111, Ana lno'j.'ir,. OMJ SOLID VVCI.K- Commencing xjondav, October 11th. 'llio Celebrated Kennedy Players A Dollar Show 11 1 Popular Prices 10, () andillM'ciitN, headed by that Prim oof Com tdliiiiK, JOHN' I, KL.N'NLDV, supported by tho following great iirtlsts- K. I, MiUUnii, (ertrudo DI1111 viiijui, Carrie Louis, tlio hi More Mister' ( lennlniind Mnmlo) L.M, Crime, Mine. 1 lorn tho entrancing trutiKformatlvo tlt'ftrlc serpentluo Dancer, and I runic I a tome, tbolloln Muslilmi Monday V CKL Llllt VI'I'D CVr. luettlav .Mutinee-nilJ KL-Vioiti: Siccus, tlielr great play, 1111 IlOY I'HOM li()s.lON. Hvcnlng Prices 10c , 'JOc, !10e Matinee Klu Lyceum Theater. Three Mghts, October Mi 15 and 16, and baturday Matinee. I'lrst Performunco Hero Under tho Direction of Klaw ,i Hrlunccr, 'l ho Now Iloniantlo l'luy by I'ruuklyn I'yles nnd Lu- gene Prcsbcry, l'ntttled WARD OF FRANCE An absorbing and noul-fttlrrlng story ortbo early elays of LouUluna, prenented with n HiniipluciimnehH or equipment and a east mi. etjualled lu brlllluney , MAUHICi; 1IAHHY.MOHL', SPKI'IILN GltATTIN, josiuii wmriNG, MAX I'IKMAN, iii:nu HP.UMAN, MAUD OHANGKIt, UNA AIILLL, 1IIIOU I'KIlNANDi:, MAUD WINTHII, CHAULLa Kl'NI'. Dramatic Organization of 40 People REGULAR PRICES YESTERDAY'S TRACK EVENTS. At Jictinglon. Lexington, Ky Oct. 8. A perfect dny nnd largo attendance marked tho foutth day of tho Kentucky Horso Hreedcrs meeting. Tho Transylvania $3,00) for 2.11 class tiotters, in which Thu Monk hat won two heats, Tommy Hrltton third and Hllma tho fourth, was finished In short order by Hllmn, who took two heats hi 2 ll'i aril 2.12. Summnty: 2 27 class, purse $1,0W (two heats trotted ThurscHy) Acts Tell, blk. in., by Axtcll (Lcphum), won first heat. Time, 2.1Gll. Alvcs, b. g., by Allcitou (Trench), nun second, third and fourth heats, llcst lime, 2.I55. Tho Transylvania for 2.14 trotters, $',000 (live heats trotted Thursday). Hllma. b m., by King Wilkes, dam Jackonct (Footc) 2 3 2 7 111 Tho Monk, br. g, by Chimes (Goers) I 1 7 2 6 S 2 Hush, blk. m by Al cyone (Uureh) C 2 1 3 7 2 4 Tomn.y Hrltton, b. s by How Hells (Motrnn).. 3 f, 3 1 4 4 3 Time, 2 09'.., JOS1!. 2 OO'u, 2.1Hi, 2 U'4, 2.1t'i, .'12. Two-y car-old, futurity, pacing division, J1.000-W llllam Ley burn, blk c, by Wilton, dam Criterion (Settle), wtnln two straight heats. Time. 2.H, 2 12 2 21 clnss, trotting; puisn $1,001) (unfin ished) Hobert H won first and third heats in 2 144 and 2.1" 2 17 clnss. p icing; purse $1,000 (unfin ished) Helen P, b. m, ly Pilnce (leorgo (Albino), won first heat In 211. Spalpeen, b c by Hummer, won soeond heat In 2.12i.j. Hotirbon II won third In 2.1o.. At Oinnlin. Omahn, N'eb , Oct. S A fierce north wind bluing acioss the track effectually pre vented ury breaking of rccotels at the Star Polntot-Jop, Patchen tilals toduy. Joo Patent n wilt a mile In 2 0J'fc ity quarters. .29. .59, 1.31, 2 03'fe, Star Polntets1 mile was 20.Pi Hy quarters. M, 1 Ul't, 1.3.', 2 0J'4 Thero were several trials against time by local horses. Xovv Team Pacing Ilecord. C.lens PuMs. X. y , Oct. S At the North ern Horse Hieeders' assoclitlon meeting hero today, John It Gentry and Hobert J broke the pacing team record, going tho mile In faultless stylo In 2 OS. This was done after the pair had been sent a mile In 2 11, and before the close of tlio day's Fport Gentry, with tunning mate, p iceel 1 mile In 2 03V Three thouund pcoplo filled tho stands The wind Interfered greitly In the trial, and but for this lnterteremo the record would undoubtedly havo gono much lower. How It "lis Divided. 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There Is not a remodlil agent In tho woild that will cure Pevor and Acuo nnd nil other Malarious, Illlllous and other fevers, aided by HADWAY'S PILLS, so quickly as RAILWAY'S HEADY HCLIHP. Travelers should always carry a bottle of Hadwny's Heady Hellef with them, A few drops In wnter will prevent sickness or pains from cl.ango of water It Is bet ter than Trench brandy cr bitters as a stimulant. HH SUHK TO GHT "nADWAY'S" and eco tho n&mo Is on what you buy. Price so Cents Per Dottle. Sold by DruzRl.it New York Announcement. " Our American Homes and How t I urnlih Them " Horner's Furniture. TIIK BEST IX (lUALlTV-TIIG 1IEST I 8TYM TIIK I1KST IV VAIjUE GIVES THE I1EST SATISFACTION. Latest proeltictions in Dining Koom, Bedroom, l'arlor, Dtavving lloom, Librarj', nnd Hall Furniture Vene tian Caivod ruriiituio Exclusivo Novelties in Impoitctl Furniture "Whito and Gold Enamelled Furni tureEnglish Brass Betlstonds Whito Enamellod Iron Bedsteads with brass trimmings llostful Ensy Chnirs nnd Settees Smoking nntl Billiatd Boom Furnituie Wilting Fosks in over 300 styles. Everything Tor clly nnel country llomc, nnd III lnrgpr nssnrtinents llnill elielipre. All prices in plain figures. Senel for our Illustrated Hook. Helpful to alt who contemplate furnishing in whols or In i arc. R.J. Horner & Co., Furniture Makers nnd Importers, Gl-(ii W. 23d St., Xew York (Adjolnlafc Iden Muiftte,) CALL AND EXAMINE Our new line of Condie & Clark Also our Extensive Stock of FOOT BALL G000S. FLOREY'S 222 Wyoming Ave. SPORTSMEN, ATTENTION. A, tlf xu "rt ---a t OUR PRICCS AND HOODS nro JiiKt rlslit. Save time unil money l elealln vlth iw. hpei Inl Drives in everyllilmr n sporti innn nteils. (Iiiiif, I'IhIiIiii; '! tickle, I'uiimis (ouiK, l!an Hall, I ootbnll iiiul AtUlttiu tjootls, nt prices tli it ikfy louipttlon. A. W. JURISCH. AGL, 324 r uce St E. rs Lager Beer Brewery Mtuiufucturcw of tho CelsbrrM CAPACITYl 100,000 Barrels per Aunum Cubs -xT Pi l III IIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHHHHK Dame Fashion Says: The Newark c Tbntvro must woir this season Hmtltsh sluined nhoos. Its a vvlso style. Hlegnntln nppearanec, foot form In simps and altoi-ethur tho best stylo for tho foot inudo In years. VVeure showing them In nil the eleslralilo leathers, for Ladles' and Ocntlo men's wear. Como In and let usshow you tho Poster boot for Indies and tho Jan. A, llunlster shoo for mon. THE NEWARK C rnrnor 1.!inl!irntinn mill m LUI..VI ...v. ..,,.. ...... ...... S N. II. Our Children's Department is brimming over with S the good looking good wearing kind. We slieie the children S nnd shoe them best. niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiuiwS B1TTENBENDER & CO. BICYCLES AND SUNDRIES soleImnts for ''':Am,i.1;;?oSDV,:"v Neverslip Holdfast NICKEL PLATING ANDREPAIRINB IjAHok and vvni.ir.timi'PKi) :(imii SHOPS l'OU any nirnouLT iti:- l'AIHS AND MAC'IIINlsrs JOI1 WOHK. Power Bolt antl ROJ Threading, Wagonmakers- aud Black, rowKit HitKAit and ruNciiiNu. smiths' supplies. 126 and 128 Franklin Avenue. THE DICKSON MANUFACTURINGCO SCRANTON AND WILKES-BARRE, PA , Manufacturers of LOCOMOTIVES, STATIONARY ENGINES, BOILERS. HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY. OENURAL omen, SCRANTON, PA. A GREAT OFFER GEIMANIA WINE nwii.tnc UIJIJU.UIU, I1AA1A1ONDSP0RT anil kllLIVIS, N. V. I n orilor to Introduce our f;oocle wo innltetlif follow ns oiler, kooiI for tlie ntt tlilrtv eluxH onlv. I'pon rcetlpt ol $. no to will beniltoniiv reiuler of Tin. I iilnr.M. ono (nio or out gnoda, ton tnliiins eleven liol tleri nf m Ine nnd onu bottle of our ttrn line double dlHtllleil (lrape Ilrandy, nil llrit-clims nnel put up In elesfint Htvle, nsHorteil, as lullowx 1 IJt. Ilottlo (Iriuiel IiiipcrlaliscLCbjiii- piiKiie. KJt. Dot. De'nwnro 1 " " ltlPHllnt; " " Teikuy 1 ' " SwietCn- tll lilt 1 (it. Hot. Cherry I'lvlru 1 1 " Mn'iini Ancellca 1'ort Hwcet Is- 'PX-A.,?? nbellu t Hot. Imperial rape llrumij. nZitaa5fr' 'S Th Tills ofler Is made malnl to lntroduee our Grand Imperial bee Champagne and our line rioiiblc-dlN- tilled drape Ilrandy, TUN caso of kooiU Is ollertdnt about one-linir Its actual tost anil It will pleiKe ua If our friends und patrons it 111 take adv mitago of this nnd hUp us Intro duce our goods. (IH'Ui:i v or THE PAST.) A Collar, Cuff or Shirt LOOKS AND WKAHs 1 UK HKITKR I Oil OL'It UAMU.INU. HlSlUi:. THAT MOTHEltl.Y I.NTIIKl.ST Oil vvii i:ly I'ltini: in ki:i:iino tiii: HUT ION HOI.1-S IN (.OOI) SIIAl'l. IN OTHEH WOIIDS VK MAKK Linen Last Long Seranton laundry Protectors anil Clsaners ol Linen. !!'J2 Washington Ave. il'Jll Ul Court. KIiik "I'iionc 7UJ Call Wapon or Drop Postal. Lureka Coupons Accepted. fl. E, ROGERS' 0 213 LACKAWANM ftVEHJE- Hus full and complete stock of all the latest up-o date styles iu Belts, Waist Sats, Rogers' Silar -Plated Ware, Sterling Silver Spoons, at the very lowest possible prices at 213 Lackawanna Avenue. lftninEWKOf&TO FIElfflMllMfl mm W- ii JfeiM HR I t'ft Bwm SIS Wmggpf fr-W& Qt$jlt IbSP SCRANTON 1AUNDRY CO Iffl -- STORE A- The Newark SHOE STORE, Wvniiilnn. Avniuuxi X ,,j....i.n UIVIIUUl . Calks and Shoes, ' ' Iron and Sfeel. Stetson Hats Have Brains in Them Yes, there arc brains in Stetson Hats brains in making them and brains in wearing them. New Fall Styles in Stiff and Soft Hats on sale. It's a wise head that wears a Stetson Hat.- These and Other Good Styles Sold by CONRAD, 305 Lackawanna Avenin SILVERSTONE, The Eye Specialist VlHOSK office Is nt TT 216 Lackawan na inenue, In Wlll lanis' White Front Shoe Ptore, examines the ojo fice In the most accurate vvay, nnd Ills prices for spec- IMPDOPtG JSW ftNl tk nnnOrDa than elsewhere. Ala Wi rSv inentablolndlfferenoo s1 to the proper care of tlieejes Beem to poi. rcb.s most people until the time tomes when liendachee, lmporfect v lslon.or other results $$JP ofsuch neglect rIvo warning that nature Is rebelling nealnst mich trtntment of ono ol the most precious clftH. Normal vision Is a hlesslns unappreciated until it has been lost and restored; Its full value Is then realized. Therefore, j oil should not lost a day before having j our ejes examined. This service wo gludly rentier aeo of charge. RCMEMUCR TUB PLACE. 215 Lackawanna Avenue In the White Front Shoe Store. NEW YORK HOTELS. HOTEL ALBERT, Cor. 11 th Street and University Place, NEW OItIC. One block w est of llronduny. Noted for two things, COMFORTand CUISINE! I Irht-elass rooms at SI. Oil n day and up vsnrd, on tho European plan. L.&E. FRENKLE. An estsbllihed botel unJr new mnitniei nd thorouthljr abrt ut ot th timet. Vltltort to New YorW will nnd the Kverttttn tho frf hrt ef the soopplnu rtlstrlet, conTMileBt to pikers of umu jement and rtadlly accessible trom U parts f the cilT. EUItOPEAN VUt.lt. WESTMINSTER HOTEL, Cor. Sixteenth SL and Irving Place, NEVA YORK. AMERICAN PLAN, $3.50 Per Dny nnd Upwnrds. EUROPEAN PLAN, $1.50 Per Dny nnd Upwnrds, GEO, MURRAY, Proprietor, The St. Denis Broadway and eleventh St., New York, Opp. Grace Church. European Plan. Rooms $i,oo Day and Upwards. in a modest aud unobtrusive way 'there are few better conducted hotols In the metropolis than the t. Denis Thu great popularity It bis acquired can readily bo traced to Its unlqu location, Its hoincllkn atmosphere the peculiar excellence of Its culslno ana sorvlco, and lu very moder ate prlcea '.1 TAYLOR AND SON. r cs' O Wu. H.DATCS, U'SlSbaJ V.L.U.BATV i
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