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THE SCCRAyTOl-7 TRrBUyE-ITltlPAY MORNTNtt. OCTOBER 20. 185JT.
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WILL ERECT A CHURCH.
Decision of the CoiiRrciintlon of St.
Murk's Lutheran Church.
A special Jncotlnp of tho conRrcBa
Hon of St. Mark's Evangelical Luth
eran church was held Wednesday
ovonlnR to hear tho report of the ways
and mruns committee of the church
-upon tho advlHublllty of crcetlnp a new
church. The committee reported fa
vorably find tho report wns adopted by
an almost unanimous vote. Futthur
action was taken by selectliic a build
luff committee to select plans nnd other
accessories and a mettlntr will be held
next Thursday evening to hear lta re
port. Tho committee Is composed of
the follow lnf?: D. W. Moser. chairman;
Charles Schuster, Musnus Wilson, Wil
liam Grass and A L. Meyers.
Tho action taken Wednesday even
Inpr Is tho outcrowth of the proposal
submitted by tho pastor, Ilev. A. L.
Ttamer, I'h.D., at the semi-annual con
gregational meeting last July. Though
the purpose of tho committee Is Incom
plete at present, It Is expected that the
new stiucture will bo Gothic In stylo
and will accommodate 600 person?. It
Is to he built early next spring.
rt'T Unit HAND IX TUB STOVE.
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, lesidlng on
Twelfth street, near Hampton, caused
great excitement among her nelghCois
by her peculiar actions late yesterday
afternoon. Sosttange did she net that
people weic afraid to go neat and
scleral children wcro frightened by
luT (basing them. Patlolman Hart
was notified and when he attempted to
tako the woman into the house she
fought him. With a little patience,
however, she was quieted and tnken
Into the houfce wheie nelghbois cared
lor her. It was then found tai l.r
light hand was severely burnej. The
womun said sho had stuck her hand
into the tiro and burned It.
LADIES' AUXILIARY SOCIAL.
The monthly social meeting of the
Ladles' Auxllluiy of Order of Railroad
Conductors was held last evening at
the ichldence of Mrs. Adam Frnun
felter, 320 South Hyde Paik avenue.
The attendance was very laige and nn
enjovable evening was spent in con
Misdtlon, uames and other divot Hlons
customary on such occasions. Mrs.
Fi.iunfeltcr was assisted by several
Indies In leceivlng, and later dainty
lefreshments wete served.
SENT TO HILLSIDE HOME.
Charles Giaff, eighteen yeais of age.
residing with his mothci on Noith
Garlleld avenue, was examined and de
clared Insane by Dr. M. J. Williams
nnd Dr. G. 13. Reynolds recently. Yes
teiday the young man was lemoved to
tho Hillside Home. He was steady and
indu&tiious, but for some time past his
nctlons have been such as to cause his
mother much anxiety as to his mental
condition.
RELAYING THE SEWER.
The resident of that portion of
'South Garfield avenue llng mldwaj
between Jackson and Washburn
stieets, are elated over the fact that
after long delavs, steps toward lepali
lng the sewer wete taken yesterdaj
Globe Warebotise
Extremes Never Last
There's bound to be a reaction, and that is exactly what
lias taken place in
The Russian Blouse Craze
The idea hit the popular fancv when first introduced, but
the almost hideous appearance of over-baggy fronts, and the
ungainh shaplcsMiess which it imparted to figures of even per
fect propoitions, at once led the way to modifications and
changes, for let fashion call for what it may, 116 woman of taste
and ordinary perception can afford to sacrifice her personal ap
pearance to am passing whim or momentary craze which if
adopted would .simph make them look ridiculous, consequently
Fashion Has Changed
her fickle mind, and the extreme Russian Blouse is no longer
in favor. All that was half good about it has been preserved,
and robbed of it, hideousness. Some really smart ami shapely
garments have been evolved that are certain to please well
dressed women.
All of the Airy Trappings
and richness of detail in braidings, applique work, elaborate
stitching, piping, ribbon work, etc., have been retained and em
bellished somewhat, and the result is the
Nobbiest Blouses
And Nattiest Jackets
that have been offered to the public in many, many years. As
to the tailoring, linings, etc., it is unnecessary to say one word.
Thej 're fully in keeping w ith the excellence of the garments re
ferred to, and we would earnestly advise our patrons to come
in and get a look at the new
Modified Fashion Models
which in several cases we have had especially designed and made
up to our own order, to meet the requirements of a demand that
we knew could not long be delayed..
By the Way the Children
want Blouses and Jackets as well as their mothers and elder
sisters, and we would simply say that we have a line for juvenile
wear that is equal in every respect to the best we can show for
ladies' wear, and well worth looking at by people who do not
believe that any old thing is good enough for the little folks.
P J O ' WHI -
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Globe Warehouse
and Ciiv
Early last spring n noticeable settling
of the roadway oeiutrcd owing to mine
workings beneath, and about the lat
ter part of May the nettling became eo
bad as to destroy the sewer pipes. The
depirsslon thus formed became a pond
at every rain, and tho sewage from the
houses did not How away. Steps were
taken to abate the evil by the residents
nnd the mutter was called to the at
tention of councils No definite action
was taken by that body until a reso
lution intioduced by Select Council
man Hlchard II. Williams, of the Fifth
ward, was passed authotlzlng the city
engineer to rebuild the disturbed sec
tion of sewer The old pipes were
twelve-Inch, but City Engineer1 Phil
lips Is having ilfteen-lnch pipes now
laid. In addition, a new sewer basin
will be placed midway In the block
by Street Comminstoner Dunning.
PERSONAL, MENTION.
Tho mairlace of Miss Mary Eleanor
Hlncs, of West Scranton, to Joshua
Hnchman, of Jeansvllle, Pn., occurred
Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock at
j the parhonage of the Washburn Stieet
Presbyterian ctiurcn. Tlio pastor, Rev.
J. P. Moffatt, performed the ceremony.
The couple were unattended and de
parted later for Jeansvllle, where they
will tcsldc.
MINOR NEWS NOTES.
The funeral of Anna L , the Infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William An
derson, took place yesterday afternoon
from the family home 331 North Fll
moie avenue. The servico was pil
vate and Interment was made at tho
Washburn Street cemetery.
Several members of St. Leo's bat
talion have otganlzed a basket ball
team Michael Flaherty is captain
nnd T. J. Gllroy will att as manager.
The playeis are John Gaughan, Cor
nelius Coleman, James Martin, John
'McDonald, James Degnan, Michael
Flaheity, Thomas F. Murphy, Patrick
Kadgen, Patrick McAndiew, Robert
McNlchoIs and James Muiphy. The
team Is open for challenges from nny
other team for contests
Pati Ick, the Infant son of Mr. nnd
Mrs, Patrick Moran, of Fellows stieet,
was Intel led nt the Hyde Paik Catho
lic cemetery vesterdny afternoon. Tho
funeral took place fiom tho paientnl
tesldeiK? and was piivate.
The Simpson Social circle will con
duct a Hallowe'en social and taffy pull
In the chuich pallors of the Simpson
Methodist church this evening. A
pleasant time Is promised and n silver
offering will be taken at the door.
The remains of Mis. Henry D. Jones,
wife of ex-City Assessor II. D. Jones,
can bo viewed at the family residence
from 10 to 12 n. m. Friday. Services at
Simpson Methodist Episcopal chuith
at 2 p. m Friday
The Anthracite Glee club will hold a
meeting at Jones hall. North Main
avenue, at 710 o'clock this evening.
Mrs. Thomas Jones, of Eynon street,
was admitted as a patient at the West
Side hospital jesterday.
Most Mile Business Directory.
MRS. rENTON. CLAIRVOYANT AND
prhenologlst. 412 North Main avenue.
CARPET WEAVER-AU kinds of rag
carpets, stripe or hit and miss, on bhoit
notice Call and examine work or send
vwwv
Suburban
postal card and 1 will call for rag In
city limits. JACOH BALTEM,
1126 Luzerne street.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE-Cash for
anything you havo to soil. Furniture,
Stoves, Tools, etc. Call and seo tho
stock of J. U. King, Till to 7W West Lac.
uwanna avenue
ON TO VICTORY.
Every Indication points to a rousing
Republican victory for tho cntlro
ticket next Tuesday. Tho party's
lighting blood 1m up at last and that
portends a Waterloo for tho enemy.
Hut no Individual Republican should
relax his efforts. This la tho chanco
of a lifo timo to rlvot and clinch Re
publican supremacy In onco Demo
cratic Lackawanna.
NORTH SCRANTON.
Thoman Evans, of Wnyno avenue,
Is suffering from a severe attack of
pneumonia.
Tho Sunday school children of tho
Welsh Congregational chuich will give
an entertainment on Nov. 8 in the au
ditorium of the edifice.
The Christian Endeavor choir re
hearsal last evening at tho Puritan
Congregational church was largely at
tended by the vocalists of this place,
and the Interest manifested In the
work was a Kource of much gratifica
tion to the conductor, Mr. Watklns.
Henry Protheroe, of Osterhout's
stole. Is 111 at his home In Throop.
limn To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Colvln,
of North Main nvenue, a son.
Rev. William Price, of Wayne coun
ty, called on friends in this place yes
tei day.
Alfted Hartshorn, of Smith street,
was pleasantly surprised recently by
members of his Sunday school class.
The following were present: Misses
Lillian Powell, Alice Hartshorn, Edith
Jones, Mary Wrlghtson, Bella Wright
son, Viola Gobs, Lizzie Moore, Emily
Brown,, Bessie Stevens, Millie Powell,
Jennie Keller, Lizzie Cuthbertson, Mrs.
A. Powell and Frank Snyder, Joseph
Fish, Rev. Thomas Cook, Charles
Hone, Edward Knight, Richard Latch
um, Hairy Hurtshorn and Aaaron
Pow ell
Samuel Jones, of East Market street,
Is seilously 111.
Tlie North End team and Carson City
boys plnjed an Interesting game of
basket ball last evening. The score
was 3 to 0 In favor of the North End
team.
SOUTH SCRANTON.
A military ball will be given In Nat
ter's hall this evening by the Patriotic
Guaids.
St. John's society will hold a 'ball In
Its hall on Stone avenue this evening.
The funeral of Mrb. James Kcough,
of Fig stieet, will take plaqs this
morning nt S o'clock. A requiem mass
will be celebrated In St. John's Catho
lic church.
Yesterday afternoon the funeral of
William Fame, jr., the 4-j ear-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. William Fame, of 201
Prospect uvenue, took place from the
family residence. Intel ment was made
In Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
An excellent concert was given In
Natter's hall last night by the Scran
ton Hnrmony and Beneficial Vereln.
Dancing followed
Large crowds nightly attend the fair
of St. Paul's Evangelical church, of
Prospect avenue, in St. John's hall.
Republican rallies will be held to
night In Worklngmen's hall, Callery's
hall, Coicoran's hall, St. John's hall
nnd rinnk Moeller's gaiden.
Monday evening, Nov. 15, the Maen-ner-Veiein
of the German Baptist
chuich, of Hickory street, will celo
biate the annlversaiy of Its organiza
tion. James Cafferty and Mrs. Margaret
Biady were mart led In St. John's Ca
tholic church Wednesday afternoon by
Rev. E J. Melley. Miss M. A. Early
was, bridesmaid and Edward Ruane
gioomsman.
In St. John's Catholic chinch Miss
Maigaiet O'Hara and Jeremiah Lynch,
both of Plttston avenue, were mairled
Wednesday afternoon. The bride nnd
gioom weic attended by Mls,s Annie
Kelly nnd Anthony Lynch In ithe
same lunch on the same afternoon
MIsm Annie McHale and Trancls S5er-fa-s
weie made man and wife. Miss
Nellie Blglln was bildesmald and
Michael Ciane gioomsman.
(;ri;i:n kiugi:.
Edwaul Jones, of Rlakely, spent last
evening in the Ridge with friends.
Heniy Heart has accepted a position
with II. Shellschafce, grocer, on Larch
street.
Judd Stevens is on a hunting trip In
Wyoming county.
Ml.ss Alice Faust, of WIIkes-Baire.
Is the guest of relatives on Washing
ton avenue.
Van Thompson of Montey avenue,
while coming home from school yes
teiday afternoon fell on Boulevard
avenue and was run over by a horse
and buggy. He was badly btulsed, but
lecelved no serious Injuries
John Williams, of Monsey avenue,
l.s building a beautiful lesldcnce on
Washington avenue near the Country
Club.
OBITUARY.
Simuel Jones, a highly respected young
man, of Noith Scranton, died last even
Irg at tho home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs David L Jones, on East Market
street, utter an illness of ubout threo
week. Tjphold fevtr was the causo of
death. The deeeused was ubout 22 jears
of age, and ha 1 i elided in North Sernu
ton slneo childhood. His many friends
will bo pained to hear of his untimely
death. Tho funeral arrangements havo
not et been completed.
Annette, the Infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John R Parry, of WW Division street,
died yesterday. Tho deceased was tho
suivlving twin, tho other child hrvlngdll
about a month ago Tho funeral will oc
cur Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
rtsldenee. Intel ment -will bo made at tho
Washbuin street cemetery.
John, tho Infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Collins, of 2020 Washburn street,
died yesterday morning at tho parental
home. Tho funeral will occur Saturday
afternoon at 2 30 p. m. ut tho residence.
Intel ment will be mudo at tho lijdo Park
Catholic cemetery.
Its Stnrt Stopped Him.
"Do you know," slid oil Farmer Corn
fodder to his wife. "I half believe that tel
ler is a swindler." .
"What feller, Hiram?"
"Why, that feller that advertised a
suro way to kill potato bugs."
"Havo you hoard from him?"
"Got his letter right lioie," answered
tho old tarmer. "I eent him GS cents In
postago stamps, Jest as he asked, and he
pent me this here print) tllp."
"What does It say, Hiram?"
"Hain't roid it through vet. but It don't
teem to start out Just right. It says;
'First catch ycur bug.' "Chicago Post.
DUNM0RE, JERMYN
AND PRICEBURG
Concluded from Pago 7.
n renewal of pence.hnpplnoss and hope
fulness In tho hearts of tho American
people rests with the Republican pnrty.
The speech-making closed with nn
earnest appeal for united work for tho
whole ticket by Attorney Milton W.
Lowry, and tho meeting broke up with
lousing cheers for the candidates.
UP-THE-VALLEV REPUBLICANISM.
Illg nnd Enthusiastic Gatherings nt
Jorinyn mid Prlcebnrg.
The reception given the speakers at
Jcrmyn nnd Prlceburg, the unbridled
enthuslnsm, the densely packed halls
nnd tho undisputed spirit of Republi
canism which featured the two meet
ings, all combined to make another link
In the chain of evidence that the towns
In the upper vnllev are going to stand
firm for the Republican ticket next
Tuesday.
At Jermyn the meeting was held In
Enterprise hall. Its seating capacity
Is 300. but the hall was crowded and
many were standing, so that a con
servative estimate Dlaced the attend
ance at 400. Attorney John F. Scragg,
Hon. John R. Farr and J. J. Snyder,
the latter from Lehigh, were the speak
ers. From the time they began to
speak the enthusiasm of tho audlenco
vvn3 unbounded.
Attorney H D. Carcv was piesldent
of the meet'ng and the following were
vice-presidents: S. W. Cook, George
Walters, W. S. Radager, James P.
Sampson, Richard Bunt, Thomas Wal
key, T. M. Griffith, H. D. Swick, J. J.
Place, John R. Jones, Frank Giaves,
Thomas Jay, John F. Nicholson, F S.
Friend, Thomas Hunter, A. F. A. Bat
tenburg, S. W. Hofecker, Geoige Pcn
drld, John Hennesy, John T. Williams,
W. II. Tennis, Michael Robeits.Thomns
Baundy.
MR. SNYDER IN THE CAMPAIGN.
Mr. Snvder, who Is a now ilgure In
the campaign, was late In teaching
Scranton and was able to get to Jer
myn only a short time before the meet
ing closed. Though his address was
brief, ho had time to make a ringing
and brilliant speech In which he out
lined the Republican principles repre
sented by the present county ticket
In such a wav as to call forth loud
outbursts of apptoval from the audi
ence. The Prlceburg meeting was second
to none In the campaign In point of
rompaiativo numbers. Interest and all
that goes toward a meeting which
makes the party managers feel satis
fied. It was held In Smith's hall,
which was ilnely decorated for the oc
casion. The entire seating capacity of
the place was overtaxed and scores of
persons wete obliged to stand.
E. E. Robathan, W. Gavlord Thomas
nnd a Polander w ere the speakers. The
latter was cheeied to the echo through,
out his address by the large number of
his countrvmen in the hall.
THE PARTY UNDER FIRE.
An Incident of the meeting was an
effort bv Demociats to end it through
nn alarm of fire. The alarm caused
possibly two-score of persons to leave
the hall for a moment, but thev soon
letumed and Mr. Robathan, who was
fcpeaklng, made the incident a medium
of a telling Republican urgument. The
party, he said, had been under lire be
forein '61, for instance and on that
occasion It stood the test and could do
bo again in '97 if necessary
At both tlie Jermjn and Prlceburg
meetings excellent music was furnished
by bands.
POLITICAL JOTTINGS.
John at. Carman, of Nanticoke, chair
man of tho Demoi-ratle state committee,
accompanied by M E Urown and Walter
E. Ritter, the Demoeratlc candidates for
state treasurer and auditor general, le
speetlvely, were In tho city yesterday for
several hours. Thej came from Wijkes
Barre, where they attended a mass melt
ing Wednesday night. Mr. Ritter in con
versation with a Tribune leporter, taid:
"Wo are making a tour of tho state and
took a lun up hero today to see how tho
pf-oplo of Lackawanna, feel towards us.
No, vo will not make any speeches here.
Wo havo made a number In our Journey
aiound the state, but wo don't believe wo
could do arv good here. As I understand
it thero is a warm local tight here and tho
interests of our party are being wo'l eared
for Wo fill that wo could do nothing
here to help tho good woilc along" At
4 20 Mr. Gannan and tho eamlidatcs statt
ed for Nar.tlroke, whero they spent last
night. This morning they leave for A!
toona, -where they will address a me-et-Ing
tonight. While tho candMatis weio
In tho city they were the guests of tho lo
cal loaders and were whown about tho
city by them. It was Mr. Hitter's that
visit to Scranton.
The ei.thLsla.sm with which John R.
Joins' candidacy is received in tho north
ern part of tho count is shown In a sori
of competition among the sn all storekeip
ers. Nearl eety stole las its picture of
tho net district attorney and tho pio
Plletors vlowith eaih other in embellish
ing tho prototres with the national rol
orsand add expressions of favor A com
merelal drummei who lias Just retained
from his norti.irn visit slid jpstorilav;
"Those peoplj up the valley aro ceitamly
very much Jci.es struck 1 vlsltul u half
dozen stores today and all you could seu
tacked about ho wulls was 'Vote for
Jones' 'Tho Peopln's Friend' and under
this would bo written, 'You Bet" He'll
havo G.000 majoriti' 'You'ro all right,
Johnnlo' 'Itn jours' nnd like expres
sions. In ono store in Carbundalo an Ital
ian storekeeper had written under Mi.
Jones's plctuio the slmplo but olouent
words: 'Gud Man!' "
Christy Holand, who holds up his hands
In holy horror at tho mention of boodlo
or Intimidation In politics, ordered a num
ber of tho city opllco othcers called In
again Wednesday to receive tho latest In
stiuctlons of the bosses. Several olllcers
who Intimated that they would not do cer
tain ditty work the wem asked to per
form were given to understand that their
ownership of a star depended on their get
ting to work at once. Besides directing
the. work of tho pollco Roland is handling
a greater pan of tho Scvhadt corruption
fund Under his direction a list of alleged
pureha&ab'.o votes in each election dis
trict has been prepared and these h will
tiy to buy. After engaging in this woik
during tho day Boland goes out on tho
hustings nt night and yells about tho
baneful inilucnco of money in politics.
"Thoy aro whistling to keep up thlr
courage," said a well known Democrat
yesterlay, referring to the party leaders.
"It's amusing to visit headquarters and
hear what tho campaign managers havo
to say. They aro apparently blind to tho
true conditions of affairs With tho
ground slipping from undir their feet
dally they tell every caller that they aio
making great progress and a blgvvlctory
is ensured, It is only when they aio
asked to sit down and go oer tho Bltua
tlon In a business like way that one dis
covers how hopcletsly at sea they aie.
They cannot tell whero their victory is
coming from, but bay they feel It in tho
air."
Tonight a number of Republican muss
meetings will bo held In South Scranton.
Simultaneously thero will be speaking In
Temperance hall, llirwoka; Battle's hall,
Twentieth ward: Caller' hall, Corcor
nn's hall, St. John's hall, Worklngmen's
hall and Frank Moeller's garden. It will
bo a great night for tho voters of Bouth
Scranton who will havo nn oppoitunlty of
hearing tho lsucs of tho campaign dlf
c listed by ablo speakers.
Hon. FJIImoro Mnust, who dellveied nn
address at tho meetlnu in Dunmoro last
night, is nn able ordtor as well as a
thoughtful student of political affairs. Ho
Is a resident of Curllslo and represents
his district la tho state leguslature. Ho
is also a member of tho Cumberland bar.
It's every nan for himself among tho
Democratic eandldates with Schadt set
ting tho pace. Tho fact that tho cam
paign nuungers have concentrated all
their efforts on 1.1m has gieatly discour
aged the other candidates.
John E. Gaftniy Is said to bo slated for
a pnug berth under Schadt in tho event of
tho latter's election. At all events GalT
ney is chasing ail over tho county trying
to corral voles for him.
With A. F. XlctNulty and Robert Em
met O'U0k on tho hustings It Is stmll
wonder that the Democratic voters are
taking to the woods.
Among tho active workers for Schadt
aro "Moscow" Ryan, P. G. Walsh and
"Salllo" Mawn.
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS.
FRIDAY NIGHT, OCT. 29.
Mlnooka, Tempeianco Hall John R.
Jones, esq , A. A. Vosburg, esq , John M.
Harris, esq , W Gaylord Thomas, cst
South Side, Twentieth ward, Battio's
Hall W. Gaylord Tlomas, esq.. David J.
Divls, esi, John R. Jones, esq, E. E.
Robathan, esq , W. S. Mlllir, esq.
Callery's Hall, Twentieth w ard Hon.
Flllmoro Maust, of Carlisle; William S.
Millar, E. E. Robathan. John F. Scragg,
esq, Fred W. Fleltz, esq
Cnrcoran's Hall E. K. Robathan. esq ,
W. S Millar, esq., A. A. Vo3burg, esq ,
John M. Harris, efq
St. John's Hall, South Slde-M. W Low
ry, esq , Hon J J. SSnder, of Lehigh.
Worklngmen's Hall M. W. Lowry, esq ,
Hon J. J. Snyder, of Lehigh; Fred W.
Fleltz, esq , John R. Jones, esq , II. M
Streetei, esq
Prank Moeller's Garden Fred. W.
Fleltz, eq , H M. Streeter. esq., M. W.
Lowij, esq, Hon J.J Sndcr, of Lehigh,
and John R. Jones, esq.
SATURDAY NIGHT, OCT. 30.
Moosic Hon J J. S:ider, of Lehigh,
Hon John R. Farr, Fred W. Fleltz, esq ,
M. W Lowrj, esq, and John F. Sciagg
Hde Paik, St David's hall-Hon Fill
moie Maust. of Carlisle; Hon. William I.
Schaffcr, of Delaware; John R. Jones,
esq, W. Gi,lord Thomas, esq., John M.
Harris, esq , A. A. Vosburg, esq
Dalton. Old Baptist Churoh-Hon. Fill
more Maust. of Carlisle; Everett Warren,
esq, Hon John R. Farr, John F. Sciagg,
esq
Lackawanna Township, Babylon Hotel
II M. Stteeter, esq, David J. Davis, esq,
E. E. Robathan, esq.
MC'S IN THE CABINT.T.
Thero Hnvc Been a Lnrgo Number of
Them in Our Ilistori.
McKlnley is the first Me to be presi
dent, but Mcs in tlie cabinet are no
novelty. Washington had one in his
second cabinet, being James McIIenry,
of Maryland, who was appointed sec
ieta"y of war unle President John
Adams, says the Salt Lake Herald.
The next Mc to be chosen to a cab
inet position vvasJohn McLean, of Ohio,
who was appointed postmaster general
for President Monroo June 2G. 1823.
Iresldent John Qulncy Adams contin
ued McLean as postmaster general
duilng his administration.
Andrew Jackson, iemmberlng his
ancestiy, made a Mc secretary of the
treasury This was Louis McLane, of
Delaware His appointment was made
August 18, 1831. Two years later (May
29, 183J.) Jar-kson made McLane secie
tary of state, he succeeding Edwnid
Livingston, of Louisiana.
In 1841 President John Tyler went to
Ohio for a Mc for secretary of war,
choosing John McLean, who haxl been
postmaster genual in Monroe's cab
inet. President Millard Filmore had a Mc
for secietary of the interior. This was
Robert McClelland, of Michigan, who
wns appointed March 7, 1S33.
March 7, 1S63, President Lincoln ap
pointed Hugh McCulioch, of Indiana,
secretary of the treasuty, which posi
tion he rilled while Andrew Jackson
was president.
The seiretary of war under President
Hayes was a Mc. This was Geotge W.
McCrary, of Iowa, who was appointed
March 12. 1S77, and was succeeded by
Alexander Ramtay, of Minnesota, De
cember 12, 1879
Tlie last Mc to sit In a cabinet was
Wnyno McVengh, of Pennslaiila, who
was attorney general under Piesid-nt
Garneld.
Theie have been four secretaries of
var who-e names begf with Mc, two
secretaries of the tieasuiy, two posl
must'T geneials, one societal y of state,
one wcrttaiy of the Interior and ono
attorney genet al.
Of the letters following the Mc three
havo be.-n Cs (three distinct persons,
thiee different positions), two have
been lis (the same pei.son, same posi
tion), four L3 (two persons, Ave posi
tions), one V.
Major McKlnley renews the piactlco
begun by Washington of putting a Me
In the cabinet and goes Washington
one better by making a Mc president
of th United States. Success to him!
HOW SUB BROKE THE ICE.
From the Chicago Post.
Tho beautiful gill camo Into the loom
nnd pulled her chdlr so iloso up to her
father's big armchair that ho looked up
from his newspaper to seo what was tho
matter.
"Mr. Wllklns likes jou, father," sho
said, as soon as who saw that shu had his
attention
"l.lkcs me!" ho exclaimed.
"Yes He thinks a great deal of OU "
"Will, I havo been under tho Impression
for somo time that ho bleed some one
here," remarked tho old gentleman, ' but
l'vo never seen ai y indications that I was
the one "
"Well, you win tho very net time you
seo Mr. Wllklns," tald tho beautiful girl
with conviction.
"What's he goli.g to do?" demanded tho
old gentltiran.
"Hes golrg to ask you If jou will eon
sent to be his father-in-law," explained
the beautiful girl.
A POLITICAL POINTER-
If you indorse tho free trade and free
nil, er Chicago platform as the Lackn
wanna Democracy does, "fully and
without reserve," then work and vote
for Schadt, Horn, et. al. If you be
llevo In McKiuley.protectlon and pros
perity, turn theso agents of Bryun
dow ii.
A vvoid of caution. When you go to
buy goods advertised in tills paper, be
sure that vou get Just what you ask
for, and nothlnc else.
LADSES DO YOU KNOW
DR.FELIXLE BRUM'S
Steel Pennyroyal Treatment
is the original nnd only FKENCII
ato and reliable care on the mar
ket, l'rico, $1.(0; sent by mail
(Jenuhiu sold only bjr
Wm. O. Clark. 316 I'enu Avt.. Scranton, Pa
If j
Cerebri ne, from
ivirvoinHyHioni.
Medulllne, from tho Hplnul Cord,
fnr Atuxlil. ptp.
rv
Off"
ous half century, l'rcludlce, Ignorant nnd Incredulity hivonll been swept mlde, and Mia
niedlcnl profession and public alike ndw rcconnlre In Mils lino of medlentlon tlio most ef
fective means within human power to combat distune, tjuleltened circulation, Hrlghtcr
live, lmpni ed Spirits, theso follow within 2 I hours after using the oxtrui In. Sold in small
tllanguliir blue bottles, Dose: ft drops. PRICI!. $i.is.
Weak and nervous men who havo tried all Ibo Quack remedies, mnv turn wlthronfl.
tlcnco to tho ANIMAL IJ IKVCTS. They Cure I I'rce Uook upon application to Wanhlng.
urn wniMiiK'iw iompnny, uusmilKlon, l, e,
Full Set "T"
etc rc
FULL SET TEETH
TEETH CLEANED
TEETH WITHOUT PLATE
TEETH EXTRACTED
$5.00
25c
$3.00
Free
NO MORE DREAD OF THE DENTAL CHAIR
Teeth extracted and tilled absolutely without pain by our lato
seleutllic method applied to Mm kiiiiih. No slecp-pioducing
nuontsor eoiulne. W'onronot competing v Ith cheap dental es.
tulillNlitneuts, but wltti tlrst-clum dentists nt prices less than half
that charged by them. 'Iheso nre the only Dentnl Parlors In
Scranton that havo thu patented appliances nnd Ingredients to
extract, till nnd npp!vi,old crowns and porcelain crowns, unde
tectable from natural teeth and wariautcd for ten ears, without
the bust particle of pain. Kull Set of Teeth .". Wo giuiriinteo n
tit or no pay. Mold crown mullet th without plates, gold tlllliiKS
mill nil other dental work done painlessly and by specialists.
Come nnd havo otir tei'tli cttrnctud In tho morulas iinugo btiino
In tho evening with now teeth Worm tell ou exactly what
our work will cos' b a free examination v. written guarantee
often jears with nil work. Hours, 8 to Hi Sundnjt and holldajs,
ti to I. Do not be misled. Wo have 110 connection with uny
other ollli 0 lu tho eit.
"We, tho undersigned, have had tcetli extiacted nnd brldito work done nt thoN'cw York
Dentnl Parlors, andiheerlullv recommend their method, being palnltss and ns advertised.
J. ,M. llOUNIiAKL'lt, l'JOtl Mulbciry st. MISS I.OUI8L; UONN, Oi!0 l'lg sU"
nouns s to s
bUNDAYS 1(1 TO I.
NEW
Cor. Lackawanna anil AVjomins
WE MAKE
A SPECIALTY OF
Fancy liockuvvuys, I-tist
Rivers, Maurice River
Coves, .Mill Ponds, &c, tVc.
Leave your order for Ulue
Points to be delivered on
tlie half shell in carriers.
I ft PKL m ME.
WOLF & tVENZEL,
240 Adams Ave. Opp. Court tlouis,
PRACTICAL TINNERS and PLUMBERS
Sole Agents for Richardson-Boynton's
Furnaces and Kancso.
Professional Directory.
Advertisements Under ThU Head $3 Per Line Per Year.
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR. KAY, 200 Penn ave,, 1-5 and 7-9 p. m.
Diseases of women, children. Telephone.
DR. DATESON, 337 N. WASHINGTON
avenue, 10 a. m. to 4 p, m.
DR. C. L, riOTJY. SCRANTON SAVINGS
Dank blldg, UZ Wj omlnff avenue.
MARY A. SHEPIIURD. M. D , HOME
opathlst, No. 22S Adams avenue.
DR. A. TRAPOL.D, SPECIALIST IN
Diseases of Women, corner Wjomlns
avenue and Spruce street, Scranton Of
fice hours, Thursday and 6aturdas, 9
a. m. to 6 p. m.
DR. W. E ALLEIN, 51J NORTH WASII
lngton avonue.
DR. "U M. OATHS, ROOMS 207 AND 203
Board of Trado bulldiiur. Office hours,
8 to 9 a m , 2 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m. Resi
dence 309 Madison uvenue.
DR. C. L rilEAS. SPECIALIST IN
Rupture, Trusi l'lttlns? and Pat Reduc
tion Office telephone 13CJ. Houia. 10 to
12, 2 to 1, 7 to 9.
DR. S. W L'AMOREAITX. OPI'irn 20t
Adams. Residence, 1318 Mulbeirj. Chron
ic Jlseases, lunirs, heart, kidneys, and
Kenlto-urinary organs a specialty. Hours
1 to 4 p. m.
W. O. ROOK, V17TRRINARY SITR
geon. Horses, Cattlo and Dogs treated.
Hospital. 121 Lli.dcu street, Scranton.
Telephone 2G72.
Lawyers.
JAMES II TORRBY, ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor at Law Rooms 413 und 414
Commonwealth Uuildlng.
TRANK E. ROYLE. ATTORNEY AND
oounsellor-at-law. Hurr building, rooms
13 nnd 14, Washington avenue.
EDWARD W. THAYER. ATTORNEY
Rooms 14 and 15, Republican bldp.
JEFFREYS & RUDDY, ATTORNEYS-at-law.
Commonwealth UulJdlns.
WARREN Z KNAPP, ATTORNEYS
and Coamscllors-at-Law, Republican
building, Washington avenue, Scranton,
Pa.
JESSUP & JBSSUP. ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellors at law, Commonwealth
building, Washington avenue.
PATTERSON & WILCOX, RAIXERS"
National Rank Building
ALFRED HAND, WILLIAM J HAND,
Attorneys anl Counsellors, Common
wealth building. Rooms 19, 20 and 21
FRANK T OKELL. ATTORNBY-AT-Lnw,
Room 5, Coal Exchange, Soranton,
Pa.
JAMES W. OAKrORD, ATTORNEV-AT-Law.
Rooms 514, 515 and 516, Board of
Trado Building.
Iv A WATRES. ATTORNTJY-AT-LAW.
423 Lackawanna ave , Seranton, Pa.
C R PITCHER, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Commonwealth building; Scranton, Pa.
C. COMTXJYS, 321 SPRUCE STREET.
D. B. REPLOOLE, ATTORNEY-LOANS
negotiated ou leul otilate necurlty
Mears bulVling, coiner Washington ave
nue and Spruce sti eet.
B. F. KILLAM, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
120 Wyoming avenue, Scranton, Pa
JA8 J. II HAMILTON ATTORNEY-et-Law,
43 Commonwealth bldg , Scran
ton. WATSON. D1EHL. HAT4L & KUMMRIU
ER Attornoyw and Coivneellors-at-Law;
Traders' National Bank Building; rooms
6, 7, 8, 9 and 10; third floor.
Detectives.
BARRINO & arSY.-DBNEY. COMMON
wf.:th building, Intel-state Secret Ser.
.vlco Agency,
TIIU PAMOUS
ANiriAL EXTRACTS
TUB MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF TUB CBXTURY.
BOON TO THOUSANDS.
tlie
llrnln. 1'or diseases of tho liraln nnd
1'or llpllopsy, Locomo
Cnnllne, from the Heart, 1 or Dlnennes of tho Heart
Testtne, Tor Premature lieiav in Men.
Ovarlne. i'or mucuses of Women.
Tliyroldlne, for Obesity nnd Skin Dlscnsoi
Since tlielntroductlon of the ANII1AL EXTRACTS
l'our ;icnrs ngo greater ndvnneo 1ms been mndo In tho
Curenf Ne-rvmn DHcimci Minn was obtained In tlio nrnvl.
1 ur
ur side by .Matthews tiros , tl'20 I.acka. Ave.
I I
Full Set
$5.00
75c up
50c
$2.00 to 65.00
$1.00
GOLD FILL1NOS
SILVER FILLINfJS
OOLD CROWNS
OTHER CROWNS
&
m
L.CK5,
m
u
YORK DENTAL PARLORS
Arcs.
(Over Newark Shoo Store.)
Lntuiuco on Wjoming uvenue,
SILVERSTONE,
The Eye Specialist
AIIOSC orrtco is at
" T '2 1 5 Lackawan
na nvonue, In Will
Jams' Whlto Front
Shoo Stoie, examines
tho eye freo In tlio
most accurate way,
nnd his prices for spoc-
uieics tiro cnetiper
nnnmiW than elsewhere.
o. A liv
fferenca frSi ,fes:v nienlablolniltfft
erSV
to tho proper caro of
thoees seem to pos
fess most people "iitll
thotlmo comes when
liendaebes, Imperfect
-'Tjt
'JCl
aisw
v lsion.or otner results
of such neglect Rlvo warning that nature is
rebelllnc against such treatment of ono of
tho most precious gifts. Normal vision Is n
blessing unappreciated until It has been lose
aniliestored; its lull vutuo Is then realised,
Therefore, ou should not lose a day before
bav lng j our cj es examined. Tblsservlco wa
ylndly render tree of charge.
RnMGMBER THE PLACE,
215 Lackawanna Avenue
In the White Front Shoe Store.
Architects
PERCIVAL .T. MORRIS. ARCHITECT,
Board of Trade Building.
EDWA'RID H. DAVIS, ARCHITECT,
Rooms 21, 2. nnd 30, Commonwealth
building, Sainton.
E I WALTER, ARCHITECT. OKFICB
rear of CUG Washington avonue.
LHWIS HANCOCK. JR, ARCHITECT.
43" Spruce St., cor. Wabh. nvo., Scranton,
TREDEKICK L. BROWN, ARCHITECT.
l'rico Building, 12$ Washington avenue.
Scranton.
1
T. I. LACEY & SON. ARCH1THCT3.
Traders' National Bank.
Dentists.
DR I O. LYMAN, 323 N. WASHINGTON
avenue.
DR. T. Zj. M'GRAW, 305 SPRUCE
street.
DR. H. F. REYNOLDS, OPP. P. O.
DR. C. C.'LAUBACH, 115 Wyoming- ave.
WELCO.ME C SNOVER. 421 LACKA
wanna ave. Hours. 9 to 1 and 2 to 6.
Dressmaker.
MRS. M. 13 DAVIS. 430 Adams avenue.
3
Wire Screens.
JOS. KUETTEL RH.MR BU LAiCKA
wanna avenuo, Scr.mton, Pa., manufi'a
turer of Wire Screens.
Schools.
SCHOOL OF THE LACKAWIANNA.
Scranton. Pn Courses preparatory to
college, law, medicine or buslnesw. Oipons
September 13 Send for catalogue. Kev.
Thomas M. Cann. LU D , Walter M,
Buell. A M.
. .
Seeds.
G R CLARK & CO . SEEDMEN AND
Nurserymen; more 14H W&tthlngton ave
nuo, green houpo, 1330 North Main ave
nue, store telophone, 7iS2.
Hotels nnd KcMntirants.
THE ELK CAPE 121 AND 127 FRANK
lln avenui. ilatt-s rmsonible
P. ZIEGLER. Pioprletor,
... . 1. -- ..- -. 1 1 ,... 1 1
SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D . L. & W.
passenger depot l onductmi on the Eu
ropean plan. VICTOR KOOH, Prop.
Miscellaneous.
BAUER'S ORCHESTRA-MUSIC FOR
bill, picnic, parties, receptions, wed.
dings ami concert work furnished. For
terms address It J Bauoi, conductor
117 Wyoming avenue, over Hulberta
muslo store.
MLVrARQEB BROTHERS. PRINTERS'
supplies, envelopes p.ipir bags, twine,
Wamhouae, 130 Washington avenue,
Scranton, Pa.
FRANK P BROWN (L CO, WHOLE
halo dealers In Woolware. Cordage and
Oil Cloth, 720 Wost Lackawanna avo,
THOMAS AUBREY. EXPERT AC
countant and auditor Rooms 19 nnd 20,
Williams' Bul.dlng. opposite, postorlleo.
Agent for tho Rex Fire ExUngulsher,
I'rlntiiis.
THE TRIBUNE PUUL1SH1NO CO..
North Washington avenue Llnotypj
Composition of ul kind quickly done,
I'acllltlcd unsurpjs&ud la this region.
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