THE SOTtANTON TKIBITiN'E-TlICJRSDA.Y ISLORNINO. NOVEMBER 11, lSf)70 THOSE ALDERMEN AND JUSTICES AGAIN Grand Jury Says It Believes They Are Pulling the County's Leg. PRACTICE IS STRONGLY DENOUNCED In Its I'fnttl Upturn to Court tlio Criuitl Inquest Tubus Occasion to I'nys Its Itcspocts to ."Uirglstrntos ho Send In Trlvinl 'Wises for the l'urposo of SocuriiiB CostuTrno Hill Pound AKiiliist .Mllio Kokcl Who Killed Andrew .Voviich. The grand Jury, which made its nnal return to court yesterday afternoon, took occasion, anions other things, to roundly denounce tho practice of mag istrates in transmitting trivial casses for tho purpose of getting costs. Tho uncomfortable furnishings of tho grand Jury loom and the necessity of a tele phone In tho district attorney's olllco lire once' more touched upon. Tho lu port In full Is as follows: To tho Honorable, the Judges of the Courts of Oyer nnd Terminer, Ornural Jail Ucllvcry and Quarter Sessions of tho I'cnco in nnd for tho County of Liickuwonnu. The grand inquest Inquiring In and for tho 'said county of Lackawanna, rospec fully report us follows, to wit: That our Kltircro thanks are duo to District Attorney John It. Jones, for his uniform courtesy and his faithful at tention to nil matters that rami! before us. llo has disposed of nil the cases In his olllco carefully and faithfully, giv ing every prosecutor who appeared a fair nnd Impartial hearing. That we liavo visited the county jiill and found this Institution to bo well kept. Tho building and surroundings aro neat and clean. Tho food furnished to tho prlf-oners Is of good quality. Wo make the following recommendations: First Tlint a sewing machine, closet and shelves bo provided for tho sewing room In county Jail. Second That a washing machine bo placed In tho laundry. Third That an Iron gate bo substituted In placo of the wooden gate at tho main entrance to tho Jail. Fourth That waste baskets be placed on tho third lloor of the court house. Fifth That coat hooks bo placed in water-closets In court house. Wo endorse tho recommendation of tho last grand Jury In regard to matting or pome suitable covering being placed upon tho lloor of tho grand Jury room. Cov ering for lloor nnd new chairs In grand Jury room aro imperative. The chairs now In tho grand Jury room aro a great torture to tho grand Jurors. Wo denounce tho practice of many al dermen and Justices of tho peaco throughout tho county In sending many trivial cases to court without any evl denco to sustain them nnd done, ns wo believe, merely to recover tho costs that follow. Wo wish especially to call tho atten tion of tho county commissioners to tho necessity of a telcphono being placed in tho district attorney's ofllce. Several grand Juries havo recommended the same, but tho telephone has not been provided. It often becomes necessary to send out for witnesses a long dlstnnco from tho co' t house, to telcphono to pollco headquarters for officers to tes tify In certain cases nnd sent out for business men who cannot wait long for their eases to bo heard by the grand Jury. Wo recommend that a telcphono bo placed In tho district attorney's of Ilco without delay, TRUE BILLS. Assault and Battery Jlichacl Jennings; Nicholas Carluccl, pros. Andrew Wllya; Frank Yakcvith, pros. Thomas Durnan; James Torsney, pros. Peter Mnrrovltz; Charles Volltsky, pros. John Kapuslnskl; Julia Solack, prox. Andrew Zomcroskl; Fddlo Degavltch, pros. Josephlno For beck; Mary Armson, prox, David Chap pell; Henry Martin, pros. Carrying Concealed 'Weapons Bruno Cargo: John McIIale, pros. Aggravated Assault and Battery John Mulnska, Joseph Shelaskey; Sylvanus Smith, pros. Malicious Mischief Josephlno Forbcck; Mary Armson, prox. Adultery Andrew Wllya; Thomas Lcy ishon, pros. Bobbery. Michael Joyce; James Oors ney. pros. John F. Atkinson;. Moses Seldmnn, pros. Murder. Mike Koket; Thomas Ley-r-hon, pros. Falso Pretences. Victor Becmcr; M. J. Norton, pros. Attempt at Arson. John Gross, Mary Cross; John Kokoskl, pros. Larceny and Becelvlng. Adam Oavls ky; Frank Malnsky, pros. Interfering with r.icctrlcnl Machinery. Toney Lewis; Sylvlnus Smith, pros. Practicing Dentistry Without Bcglstra tlon. S. 13. Starr; C. C. Sapp, pros. C. S. Moon; C. C. Sapp, pros. A. McClellan; C. C. Sapp, pros. Perjury. Edward Weiss; John Braza, pros. Benjamin Aronovltz; Andrew Braza, pros. Trnfllclng In Beglstcied Bottles. Thom- ns McDermott: II. B. Brink, pros. J. IS. Mack: M. It. Brink, pros. Conspiracy. John 1'. Kelly, Edward Weiss; John Braza, pros. John P. Kelly, Kdward Weiss, Benjamin Aronovltz; An drew Braza, pros. Misdemeanor In OIUcc John F. Kelly; John Martin, pros. IGNORED BILLS. I-arceny by Bailee. Lena Hurultz; Munry Andrews, prox. Joseph Noma vltch; Constant Uravltch, pros. Lester Mott; Thomas McAndrews, pros. Grant Freeman; 1-3. F. Freeman, pros. Felonious Attempt. Peter Phillips; Frank Hobling, Jr., pros. Joseph Fet lock; J. W. Burgoss, pros. Peter Clif ford; William T. O'Mulley, pros. Donato Gentllo; Michael Glrordl, pros. Umbozzloment. C)5car Blackmore; Wil liam Colborn ,pros. William Hall; Max Phillips, pros. Assault and Battery. Lorenzo Semen zo; James Bell, pros to pay costs. Val entino Wali!ya; Mary Bucknavage, prox., to pay costs. William Furst; William Doughcr, prcs. County to pay coats. Mary C.irrotts; Peter Lane, pros., to pay costs. Mary Lane. Peter Lane; Mary Car rotts, prox. County to pay costs. I. Har rison; Michael Shimsky, pros. County to pay cosfe. Agonlsko. Yongosoosklo; Stan Islaw Sollnskl, pros. County to pay costs. Joseph Bishop; John Murphy, pros., to pay costs. James TIghe: Felix Maluskl, pros., to pay costs. Thomas Gerrlty; James Noon, .pros., to pay costs. John Campbell; Patrick Martin, pros., to pay costs, Amello Yonchello; Joseph Bishop, proa., to pay costs. Georgo Polock; Mrs. John Belln, prox.. to pay costs. Stanley naaaaBBaBaBBOBB II rVr.wWutli2omceii!icletK)iof AMORITA t . ttr Mircu la Uc L'olua Sulci si reulti l 25 ctu OR MOKINC ,nVlA (3u&iittiffaBniui. sr. new yors j w to 5 IS IT CURABLE? A Question Often Asked by Those Airilcted With Piles. Is a strained Joint lncurnblo? Is locat Inflammation curable. Of course, if properly treated. So Is- piles. People often becomo nlllleted with plies and ask some old "chronic" who hns always persisted In tho wrong troatment nnd nnturnlly ho discourages them by telling them that their case Is hopeless. They In turn dlscpurngo others, nnd thus n dl.'cnsii that enn In every ense bo cured by careful and skillful hand ling Is allowed to.snp the energy of thousands who might freo themselves of tho trouble In a few days. Pyramid 1'lle Cure will euro tho mo3t aggravated case of hemorrhoids In nil astonishingly short time. It relieves the congested parts, reduces tho tumors Instantly no matter how largo, allays tho Inllnmmntlon nnd stops tho ach ing or Itching at once. Thousands who had resorted to ex pensive surgical treatment havo been cured by tho Pyramid Pile Cure In a number of Instnnces persons who had spent months In a hospital under a pile specialist. It Is a remedy that none need fear to apply even to tho most aggravated, swollen and Inflamed hemorrhoidal tumors. If you are nfllictcd with this stub born disease you can master It and mr.ster It quickly. This remedy Is no longer nn experi ment, but u medical certainty. It Is manufactured by tho Pyramid Drug Co. of Albion, Mich. Druggists sell It at 50 cents per box. It Is becoming tho most popular pile cm re this country has ever known nnd druggists everywhere nre ordering It for their customers. Smith; Benjamin Molcsky, pros., to pay costs. llitffclt Lamoiuhe, Boso La tnnnthc; Itoso Marks, prox., to pay costs, Bennle Meleskl; Stanley Matschoske, pros., to pay costs. William Osborne; Kutlo Osborne, prox., to pay costs. Jo sephine Bleageo; Mary Tlomur, prox., to pay eosLs; Joseph Stlne; Jennie Stlne, prox., to pay costs; Joseph Hobling; Dora Dorge, prox. County to pay cots. 1'eter Jewlsky; Thonas Davis, pros., to pay costs. Moses Seldman, Wolf Seltlinau; Jacob Cohen, pros., to pay costs. Cor nelia Miller; Kate Taylor, prox., to pay costs. Andrew Gordon. John Block; Mi chael Sueknlowskl, pros., to pay costs. William Y. Williams; Mamlo Williams, prox., to pay costs. John T. Williams; Sadlo Williams, prox., to pay costs. Mi chael Itusslan; Kerlan Troohanovsky, pro.., to jKty costs. John Chorney; An drew Sweetor.lch, pros., to pay co-its. Frank Yurcnvltch; Utzula Yurcavitch, pros., to pay costs. Josiph Golence, Vic toria Golence; Peter Lucoriivleh, pros., to pay costs. John Ycrrshcck; ICato Katch marchuk, prcx., to pay costs. S. II. Wil liams; Georgo W. Herbert, pros., to pay costs. Albert Slusarskl; John Lomehlk, pros., to pay costs. Albert Prico; Ma-nlo Price, prox., to pay costs. Lewis Mor- lscnle; Mrs. John Perbully, prox., to pay costs. John Grzywlnskl; 7.. Lopatyner, pros., to pay costs. Clyde Waterman; Lo renz Lupo, pros., to pay costs. Joseph MoDonough; Fannlo JIcDonough, prox., to pay costs. Samuel W. Carter; Frank D. Wagner, pros. County to pay costs. John Collins: Michael llobcn, pros., to pay costs; Frank Wagner; Luther Kel ler, pros. County to pay costs. James Flnnegan; M. H. Flnncgan, pros., to pay costs. Kdward A. Knight, Maggie J. Knight; Georgo F. Haggerty, pros., to pay costs. Kdward A. Knight, Magglo J. Knight; James J. Greegan, pros., to pay costs. Larceny and Becelvlng. Solomon Al zhla; Mary Pullna, prox. Yttrkow Sur lltch; John Preholo, pros. Michael Walsh; J. P. Burke, pros. John Wldciothla; Paul Dragan, pros, W. J. Mellalo; G, F. Van Sickle, pros. Michael IVrhelbow, alias Dalwlsky; John J. Noon, ptos; Thomas Cavcny; W. A. Weldebusch, pros. W. L. Adler; Clharles Stenon, pros. Peter Hughos; Nlchola Smithr, pros. Samuel Huddlch; Jlathlas Christian, pros. Oscar Blackmore; William Colbutn, jiros. Will iam Hall; John Kirn, pros. Anthony Gambou, Lewis Gambou; Anthony Kane, pros. John Bltchards; Martin Flaherty, pros. Perjury. John Burrows; M. W. Lof tus, pros. County to pay costs. Joseph ICraftls; John Most, pros., to pay costs. Patrick Barrett; Catharine Bromage, prox. County to pay costs. Max Askln; Bridget Dougherty, prox. County to pay costs. A. L. Schiller; Bridget Dougherty, prox. County to pay costs. Kdward Weiss; John Kotza, pros., to pay costs, M. Cohen; M. Seldman, pros., to pay costs, Ktlln Ponchosson; Michael Mufrlck, pros., to pay co.sts. Kmllla Sardanelli; John Dttbernas, pros., to pay costs. Bobbery Moses Seldman, A olt Seld man; Jacob Cohen, pros. Anthony Dou gan; Joseph Athmawovlck, pros. James Walsh; John McGralh, pros. Hubert Cur tis; Iney Height, pros. Edward Murray; Frank Idon, pro3. Kdward .Mullen; W, W. Jaggcr, pros, Louis Kaplan; Moso Seld man, pros. Marrls Cohen; W. Simon, pros. Conspiracy. G. W. Koons; A. L. Spen cer, pros., to pay costs. Georgo AckPr, Mamo Taylor; Catharine Bromage. prux., to pay costs. C. M. DeLong; Thomas Shields, pros., to pay costs. Falso Pretenses, Anthony Cummlnskl; Harry Shamberger, pros., to puy costs. Joseph Broonc; Samuel Gulan, pros., to pay costs. Steven Martin; August C. Ittmpe, pros., to pay costs. Mcrrltt Scott; Crandell W. Thompson, Jr., pros. County to p.iy costs. Patrick Durkln; John Bcd dlngtun, pros., to pay costs. Martin Mc Donnell; Thomas Sullivan, pros. Coun ty to pay costs. Sylw.'ter Wcruda; Har ry Steinberg, pios., lo pay costs. Susun Burgess; Thomas N. Williams, pros., to pay costs. Kmuel Hephtnan; .Metro Mars ko, pros., to pay ccs. Arson. At thony Dodge; I'ctcr Mctsok, pros. Common Scold. alary Carrotts; Mary Lane, ptox., to pay costs Ann Mcilono; Ann Michael, ptox., to pay costs. John P. Jones; Therms M. Jones, pros, to pay costs. Kllzabeth Dean; Elizabeth Ord, prox., to pay costs. Mrs. Thomas Fln nerty; Amos Lanccster, pros. County to pay costs. Selling Liquor to Minors. Joseph Itega; Joseph Olvery, pros., to pay costs. Thos. Williams; Magglo Uhlnvvuilt, prox., to pay costs. Joseph Burger; Ladlib Scrcnee, pros., to pay costs. Selling Liquor Without License Joseph Itega; Joseph Olvery, pros., to pay costs. Michael Healey; John Tonery, pros., to pay costs. V.. Loptyncr; Ignatz Krze mlnskl, pros., to pay costs. Marclion Bugno; Michael Klnowskl, pros., to pay costs. Obstructing Execution of Legal Process Joseph Kolenskle, Jacob Kolensklo; WU Ham Doughcr, pros. County to pay costs. Malicious Mischief. Peter McGulrc; An. nto Iluane, prox., to pay costs. Cornelia Miller; Kate Taylor, prox., to pay costs. Jacob Kcobovltch; Domlnlck Ambros, pros., to pay costs. Victoria Mowhawk; Charles Cooper, j.tos., to pay costs. Itosa Brown, Lulu Welchcl, Horatio Inglls; Mlnnlo Welchcl, prox., to pay costs. Jos. Pasanekl; Charles Ccoper, pros., to pay costs. Albert Slusarskl; John Lomehlk, pros., to pay costs. Stanlslaws Smogal ski; John Jaskoloskl, pros., to pay coils. Mrs. John Collins; Michael llobcn, pros., to pay coits. E. B. Davldow; Conrad Fernew, pros., to pay costs. A. P. O'Dott nell, James Creognn, Georgo IlnKgerty; Edward Knight, pios., to pay costs. An tottla Cllffnls; A. P. O'Donnell, pros., to pay costs. David Wilson; Frank Uob llng, Jr., pros. County to pay costs. FcloniotiB Wounding. William T. O'Mal. ley; Peter Clifford, pros. Burglary.-John Brazinkas; Mlohacl J. Burke, pros, f Disorderly House. George Freoman; O. F. Gunther. pros., to pay costs. M. D Potter; O, F. aunther, pros., to pay costs. Becelvlng Stolen GoodH. aeorgo T. 'Ed Blnton; E. ii. Freeman, pros, Defrauding Boarding House Thomas E. Quick; W, E. Purvis, pros. County to pay costs. Qcorgo Dohonlchi John Crwra, pros., to pay costs. Mlohacl MeAlousklJ Wnssel Bnrtaiukl, pros,, to pay costs, Jacob Bbotkni Mary Sheyasko, prox., to pay costs. Kcrlan Trochanovskyi Jacob VnJkos, pros., to pay costs. Libel. Sadto Morton: Mrs. James Fos ter, prox., to pay costs. Fannlo Foster; Sadlo J. Morton, prox., to pay costs, Uape. Wassll Ilodwako; Mary Kolanlch, prox. Buggery. Henry Baker; Martin Gal lajtficr, tiros. Pointing Pistol. George Fox; Pasqtialo AIcllo, pros., to poy costs. Carrying Concealed Weapon. Georgo Fox; Pusqualo AIcllo, pros., to pay costB. Extortion. William F. Morgan; Juhn Conshanlsh, pros., to pay costF. Seltlng Liquor on Sunday. 55. Lopaty ner; Ignate Krzcmlnskl, pros., to pay costs. Joseph Bcrger;. Itdlnsh Scrcnee, pros., to pay costs. Marlon Bugno; Mi chael Klnowskl, pros., to pay cotts. Dealing In Oleomargarine. O. A. Becm cr, W. A. Bcemer; James Terry, pros., to pay costs. F. c, Day; James Terry, pros., to pay costs. William Llghlncr; James Terry, pros., to pay costs. lTiicucmg .Medicine ntinout jtrgis- tratlon.-Frnnk Kornlowskl; D. 9. Kyun, rracuctng Medicine Without nepn- juris., to pay costs. Barratry. Henry Acker; Peter Cush man, pros., to pay costs. In nil 2CG cases have been passed up on nt the session Just ended. Of this number SI true bills wero found nnd 1SD Ignored. FIGHTING FOR HORSES. Dr. W. A. McDowell and Merchant William P. Joyce Parties to an Interesting Suit. Tho possession of two horses was tho bono of contention In nn unusually Interesting case tried before Judge Archbald yesterday. Dr. W. A. Mc Dowell, as plaintiff, and William P. Joyce, defendant, were the parties. Joyce Is a merchant on West Lacka wanna avenue and the lessee of tho two-story, double frame building in whinh his store Is located. Last vcar he sub-let one of his stores to F. C. Holmes, v. ho conducted therein n com mission business. On January 28 last Joyce learned that Holmes vas about to fall and thinking to fortify his bill for rent had n;i execution Issued, with Instructions to tho sheriff to proceed with Its service the next morning. In tho meantime .Tovco went to Holmes and made a pressing demand for the rent, lleltnes gave him no sat isfaction and thereupon Joyce told him of the execution. Holmes then ngrecd to meet him at the Valley house nt 9 o'clock In tho morning and make a set tlement. Tho settlement did not even tuate so Deputy Sheriff J. D. Ferber proceeded to attach Holmes' effects, among them a team of horses, which were kept in Swnrtz' livery, near his store. Arriving there he found that tho horses had Wen removed durlnsr the morning and was told that they had ben purchased by Dr. McDowell nnd delivered to him. Tho sheriff did not succeed In getting the horses although he sought out Dr. McDowell and tried to secure possession of them. The horses nro now on a farm somewhere and Holmes is In New York Mate, .loyce In the eyes of tho law Is the owner of the team. Dr. McDowell Is combatting this on an Interpleader, ar guing that he bought tho team before the execution wan Issued against them. Tho whole case, Judge Archbald rul ed, hinged on whether or not Dr. Mc Dowell took actual possession of tho team before fi.25 o'clock p. m. January 2f. the time tho execution wns Issued In the sheriff's office. Dr. McDowell siys th'ftt ho went to Swartz' barn nfler striking the bargain with Holmes nnd taking tho horses by tho halters start ed to lead them out. He chnnged his mind however, and left them In tho stable to be called for the next day. This occurred before G.23 o'clock on the afternoon In question, ho alleges, nnd nrguej that it was in every way a full and complete transfer of the prop erty. Th'e case was given to tho jury nt ad journing time. Ex-Judge Ward nnd J. O. Lnusjo appeared for the plaintiff, and Cawley & Shoan for the defendants. Simon Hlncrfelt, the Penn avenue merchant, sued before Judge Archbald to recover $20.43 on a noto given by one of his customers, John Black. The note wns given for a grocery bill. It wns agreed that $u should 1)0 paid each month until the noto was liquidated. Black paid nil but $3.43 and then sought to rosutri" trading on credit. Itlnerfelt agreed to this on condlton that he might keep the note ns security for future debt. Hlnerfelt claims that Black has run up another bill to tho amount of the note. Black denies this. The Jury agreed with Black. C. II. "Sopor represented the plaintiff and It. A. Zimmerman, the defendant. Attorney James H. Burnett made his first nppearanco In th'e trial of a case ns counsel fo.- Alton MeLaln who nought to recover wages from Livery man James J. Neall3. Ho recovered the full amount of his claim, $30. In the case of Owen McDonough against William J. McDoncugh, the Jury yesterday morning brought In a verdict of $27.43 for the plaintiff. The Hartley-Hull ejectmf.nt case is still on before Judge Searle. COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES. Fred W. Fleltz was yesterday appoint ed to tho position of assignee of tho cs tato of D. T. Lewis, vice, J. W. Pcck, deceased. Philip Kennedy yesterday registered ns a law student In tho olllco of John 5f. Hnrrls, and Thomas J. Handley regist ered with T. I. Hoban. A suit In ejectment wns Instituted by James J. Gallagher and wife, through Vosburg & Dawson, to recover poss?sslon of a lot In Providence, which, It Is al leged, Mlchnel Leonard unjustly holds. Okell & Okell yesterday Instituted a suit In replevin for Kerr & Sons, of Mil waukee, Wis., to recover 200 barrels of flour, which was seized by Joseph A Cassesse, execution creditor of tho de funct Scranton Muccaronl nnd Manu facturing company. Court yesterday mado an order direct ing Register of Wills Hopkins to make a new und comploto Index of tho papers of his ofllce. Tho order was brought about by petition of members of tho bar, who complained that tho present rystem of Indexing Is incompleto and Inconven ient. The county Is to pay tho cost of tho work. It will requlro several months to complete tho work. Judge Archbald yesterday handed down an opinion In tho case of tho Common wealth against Martin Woyshner, dis missing tho exceptions to tho report of the nudltor, C. B. Gardner, and continu ing tho report finally. Tho exceptions wcro mado by Bice, Levy & Co., who FELS-NAPTHA is as great an improvement over other soaps as the sew ing machine is over hand sewing. Naptha takes the place of boiling and hard nibbing, loosens the dirt aud does it quicker and better. PULS & CO., Philadelphia. mmwiwfci llheumallRin .Cure Is euarnntettt to bo absolutely nannies. and n strong tonlo lubulMIn tip the woafc nmt debilitated. Itrures urate or lmiaiulur rheuma tism In from ons to live days, fllinrp, shooting pains u ,, jun ui inu nouy biupi'ru ui u icw Musi's, v snrcncM, stiff back and nil pains In hips nnd loins. Chronic rheumatism, sclntfcn. lumbnito or pain la thetwK nro speedily currd. itfddoni fullstottlvo relief frnmono to twnilo'es, nnd almost Invariably rurcBheforo one bolllo lias been used. TlinMunyon Remedy Compnnv prerm n fcpnrato cure for each disease At nil rlrurrl.u tLlrcntsn vtal. Irvouiienl medical advice write I'rnf Wunyon, 1WJ Arch (Street, Philadelphia. It Is absolutely free. vrCnrVzSri held WoyBhncr's noto for J720.G6. When tho senior creditors claims wcro satis fied there was only J3I3 left In tho fund derived from tho sheriff's sale, with which to satisfy tho exceptants' noto. They tried to havo tho distribution sot nalitn nn II, n rm,,.l 41. n, II, n Oral nrAtl - - lu.,u... ........... .....- 'tor, tho Meadow Brook Building and Loan association, should havo satisfied its claim from Woyshner's Building and Loan stock, to which tho association olono had recourse, their authority for this ground being tho law which pro vides that when there aro two creditors nnd two funds, nnd only one of theso creditors has recourse to both, that cred itor must first exhaust the fund from which tho other Is excluded beforo ho can claim his share of tho llnd to which both nro entitled. Judge Archbald rules that tho Building nnd Loan stock In ques tion Is not a fund such as tho law has In mind. Inlliimmntory Ilhoumntlsm Cured in A Dnyi. Morton L. Hill, of Lebanon, Ind., says: "My wife had Inflammatory Rheumatism In every muscle and Joint, her suITerlng was terrible and her body nnd face wero swollen nlmost beyond recognition; had been in bed for six weeks and had eight physicians but received no benefit until she tried MYS TIC CURE FOR RHEUMATISM. It gave Immediate relief and she was able to walk about in three days. I am sure it saved her life." Sold by Carl Lo renz, druggist, 418 Lackawanna ave. nue, Scranton. To Cure n Cold in One Dny. Take laxatlvo Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money It It falls to cure. 23 cents. CASTO For Infants and Children. Look Through The Tribune "Want" columns. It may pay you well. Many good things are continually offered in that depart ment. $ IHiLl WANTED .M ALES. Advs. Under This Mead One Cent n WorJ. UOK 1! IN I) K 1 1 A N I ) ' K I N I M II V. It WANT ' ed ut Tho Trlbium Book Bindery nt onco QALKSMKN'SCHOOLSUPrLIKS: COUN n try work; Sino salary monthly, with try w JC liberal additional rnmuilsstotis. EVANS A CO., Chicago. YUANTED-ASAOKXTIN EVKllY SKC- tlnn to canvass; 81.00 to S.".0 a day- made; hells nt sight; also a man to sell Staple Goods to dealers; btst sldo line S75 u mouth; alary or large commission made: experience unnecessary. Clifton foup uud Munulactur ng Company, Cincinnati, O. 7ANT11U - WELL-KNOWN MAN IN l every town to solicit fctock subscrip tions; n monopoly: tile money for agents: no rnpltiil required. EUWAKU C. K1W1I i CO., Borden Block, Chicago, III. HELP WANTED FEMALES. Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word. 77Id)KUtY Xj er require a respectable, lntellleont young woman as housekeeper. WIDUWElt, Tribune Olllce. AOKNTH WANTKD-LADIKH, TO CAN vnss Mackintosh coats, toordor. Deforo 10 a. in., room :i I, Burr building. WAN'TKD-YOUNG LAUY WHO CAN work sewing maiiilnentid keop olllce. Apply beforo 10 a. in., room ill, Burr build in g. T7ANTi:i)-A FlItST-CLASS I'ASTKY cook: ono who thoroughly under stands tho business; no other need apply, Addrois V. 11., care of Xribuuc. ABIES-I MAKE 11IQ WAOES DOING pleasant homo work, and wilt gladly send full particulars to nil sending '2 cent stamp. MISS M. A. KTEDM.NS, Lawrence, Mich. WANTED-LADY AOENTS IN SCltAN- ton to fell nnd Introduce Snyder's cuke icing; experienced canvasser preferred; work permanent nnd very prolltublo. Write for particulars nt once nnd get benefit of holiday trade. T. IS. SNYUElt A CO., Cincinnati, O. 7 ANTED IMMEDIATELY-TWO ENKH- gctlo mleswomeu to represent us. Guaranteed J(l n day without Interfering with other duties. Healthful occupation. Wrlto lor paillctilnrs, enclosing Mump, MANGO CHEMICAL COMPANY, No. 7'-2 John street, New York. FOU RENT. Advs. Under Till Head One Cent a Word. STOIIBKOK HKNT-HU LINCOLN AVE nue, Curbondalc, Pa. HOUSES FOU ItENT-0 BOOMS, NOHTU Eighth street. Kor terms apply to JAMES 11. WAI SON. First National Bank, or A. 1). Dean, .'PJtpfc N. Washington nvonuo. FOR SALE. Advs. Under This Head One Cent a Word. TOulsALEATuTDiAA l1 mado In 1716. J. MEEK, -117 7th St. T70K HALE-ONE 'JO-IIOHSE POWER 1 bollor, us good us new. THE WESTON MILL CO. LOST. Advs, Under This Head One Cent a Word. T OST SUNDAY MORNING, LIVER AND Xj white poln er doi?. Return to J. C. HUNTINGTON, 11115 Monroe avenue aud re ceive reward. NIGHT SCHOOL OPENING. MOT1CE IH HERE11Y GIVEN THAT THE 1 principals of the following ohooUrNo. 'J, ft, 0,11, HI, old 111, 17. old 10. 120, -2 :!, ,.l,'Jr, 1!U, 'J7. 'JO, 111), til, !M,1 will be ut tlulr respective buildings Thursday and I'rl ctuy evenings, Nov, llutid 1'-', between tho boms uf 7.1ft and o o'clock for tho purpose of nllowlng all pupils between the ages of lit und 'Jl (or the purenUor guardians of suld pupils) to niuUo tho necessary registration for utlondnnuo ut night school, In accord, unco with the resolution of the Hoard of Con trol, adopted Monday evening, Nov. 8, '07. EUOE.NK D, PELLOWH, Hccretury. HAIR CHAINS. Advi. Under This Head One Cent a Word. TEW AND EXCLUSIVE STYLES IN Ii hnlr chains can bo made nut of your hair for Christum ulrtu. nt EVA M. HEf. .EL'S, iliiu LuckiiuMimu iivaaue. Leuvo or. der curly. GQOLLY 127 AGENTS WANTED. A' door; samplo prepaid upon receipt of price, AMERICAN STORM DOOR CO., Port Huron, Mich. 1 KLONDIKE AOENTS WANTED KOR largo Illustrated book of Klondike, five hundred pages; price SI. ftO; outfit 10c. Ad dress NATIONAL PUULISIIING CO,, Luke sldo Uulldlng, Chicago, III. T7-ANTED-SOLICITOnS; NO DELIVER- Intr, no collecting; position pcrmnnent; pay weekly; stAte ago. GLEN UUOTUEKS, Rochester, N. Y. AGENTS-WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO do about Kufo Citizenship prico 11. Go ing by thousands. Address NICHOLS, Nupcrvllle, III m...'VO rwn CI... T ttt 111, . -".TMf T. AUli.. IC 1 J Or,., Li mib i lliivl,..,t. gold, silver, nickel and copper electro plasters; prices from S3 upward; alary mm expenses paid; outfit free. Address, wltu Mump, MICHIGAN MKG CO., Chicago. AGENTS-TO HELL CIGARS TO DEAI ers; 82S weekly nnd expenses: experi ence unnecessary. CONSOLIDATED Mt'G CO., 48 Vnu I! u re u .St., Chicago. CITY SCAVENGER. AIMilUGGS CLEANS PRIVY VAULTS . nnd cess pools; no odor. Improved pumps used. A. HRIGGS, Proprietor. Leuvo orders 110U N. Mutn.nve., or KlukeV drug store, corner Aduius und Mttlborry. Jelephone OutO. nilAS. COOPER, CITY SCAVENGER, j All orders ptomptly attended to, day or night. All tho latest uppllancus. Charges reasonable. 710 Scranton Mreet. House ll'JB Washburn Mreet. CHIROPODIST AND MANICURE. CTonwTwySioCA'i n g r o w i n n nulls cured without tho least pain or drawing blood. Consultation and udvieo Klven free. E. M. HETZEU Chiropodist, aao Lackawanna avenue. Ladles uttendod ut their resldeuco If desired. Charges moder ate. DISSOLUTION NOTICE, NOTICE 18 HERERY GIVEN THAT THE partnership lately subsisting between l'nnnlo Hull, of tho city of Hcninton, Pn., nnd William 11. Chandler, of Milton, State of Delaware, under tho firm name of Hull & Company, wns dissolved on the asth day of October, A. 1). 1 81)7. All debts owlnif to snld partnership are to bo received by said S m. II. Chandler, und nil demand nn suld part nership uto to be presented to him for pay ment. FANNIE W. HITLL, WILLIAM II. CHANDLER. SH UATIONS WANTED. POSITION WANTED 1IY A YOUNG married man; will nccpt employment ol any kind. Address LKUUY, Uu"0 Phelps street, city. POSITION WANTED AS HARTENDER; experience; can give ben of reference. Address R. 11., Tribune ofllce. WAS ti.. nnlTinv u fuTTIVf2 C1l .! A i".W WO 11U.1 .SJ ....... w. r t nay govcriiuis uy cuurKOKiuumitu ,,. tenehcr of experience. Call on or address TEACHER, 516 .Mulberry street. CJ1TUATION WANTKD-UY A MA.s AS k5 Junltor; can furnish good reference. Address -111 Mooro Court. SITUATION WANTED-11Y A MAN AH wnlter: can furnish good roferenceof lj yenrs" experience. Address-Ill rearof Mad ison avenue, city. OlTUATION WANTED-AT DRESSMAIC t ingi will go out by day. Address 215 Chestnut street, city. W ANTED-PLAIN SEWING, WASHING ii and Ironing to do nt home or cleaning house by tho day. Inquire at 1010 Scranton street, Hyde 1'nrk, rooms upstairs, first door above Scranton Street llnptlst church. RUGOIBT WA NTS POSITION; tl YEARS experience; registered iiliarinnolst; best references. Address llox 1UH, Lansdule, Pa. OlTUATION WANTED-Hy" PIRST (j class barber, lute of Hotel Vendlg, Phlla delphlu. Address II. HT1NSON, Mooslc, Pn. VOUNO MAN'wANTH POSITION AH J. driver In prlvute family; understands horses thoroughly. GEO. MoCULLOUGH General Delivery, city. SITUATION WANTED AS VEST MAKER k at home or at more; address 1- E. general delivery WORK WANTED. 11Y HEFINKD YOU.Nd nmn und wife In exchange for nice, furnished room; give full particulars. Ad dress CASH STORE; 40 Linden Street. AYOUNfi MAN (18) OF ClOOD FAMILY and who bus nhruys lived In Scruutou, needs work of some kind: best references 1 given. Address II. J., Tribune olllce. C01N0LLY & IMIME I i n ii iii 1 1 u ill Villiluililli ENDEAVORERS 1 Will Find Our Store an Attractive Place Today. Special Bargains Will Be on Sale in All De partments, Visit Scran ton's flodern Store. WALL MD 129 WASHINGTON AVEIIIi One Dozen Mil Birnn nn X V U U. All the talk in tlie world would not enhance the in trinsic value of these bar gains in the slightest. We guarantee each statement to be an incontrovertible fact, and if you think the induce ments offered are good enough, we'll be pleased to see you at the store this week. Men's Elite Hand Sewed, Cordo van Lace and Congress, Plain Olobo Toe, worth from $3.00 to $0.00, at Men's Hand Sewed, Kangaroo Congress and Lace, Plain Globa Toe, worth from $1.00 to $3.00, nt Men's Flno Sa'tln Calf, Laco and Congress Shoes, all stylo toes, worth $J.OO, nt Men's Flno Calf, Hand Sewed, Coin Toe, Laco Shoes, worth from $3.W to $3.00, at Men's Flno Satin Calf Bals. all stylo toes, worth $1.73, at Ladles' Flno Dongola, Goodyear Welt, narrow, square toe, laco and Button, worth from $.1.!fl to $1.00 Ladles' Flno Hand Turn, New Ilazor Toe, Uuitton, PoiuoU Tip, worth $3.30, at Ladles' Flno Dcngola, Laco and Button Shoes, all stylo toes, worth $1.75, at Ladles' Flno Dopgola, Laco and Button Shoes, all stylo toes, worth $1.33, nt Boy's Buff Laco Shoes, sizes a to 6H. at Boys' Veal Calf Laco Shoes, sizes 3 to SH, at 730 Pairs Child's Grain Shoes Heel and Sprlnff Heel, sizes 0 to 12, at $3.79 $3.24 $1.69 $2.98 $1.24 $2.49 $2.28 $1.24 99c 62c 76c 50c THE 326 Lackawinna Avanua. 'Famous Old Stand." MADE ME A MAN AJAX TAULUTS POSITIVELY CURE JLI,t,2itrvoui JiUraitt Filling Mom orr, Impotencr, KlwrlMineu, etc.. cauMd br Atm.0 or other Kxce.Be. find Indli crotloui, Thru autoAIi and turelu restore LottVltalttir la old or Young, and ntamftarorsiutir, ou loruormimig., i'l.T.at lnunltr urn Ooaiuuntloa If t knn lu Jiin. Their iim .liow. la mediate Improve moat nnd effect, n CURE wli.ro oil ether full In. Ut upon Wins the gennlna Aim Tutilet.. Tu.j ti.fe cured tbou.andi and wlllcnreyou. ve slm do. Itlta written miaranw to erterta cure Cfl nfC In each com or refund the money. I'rleaUW U I wiper packaioi or alx plisr. (full trutmentl for t-W. 11 raall, la plain wrappr. uiion rvc.lptorrr'1,9. tjrcular "O' AJAX REMEDY CO., "fiZZlE" For ttalo in Bcranton, la.i by Matthews Xirod. und H. C, unUcrijOU, druyulbta. KLNE SHOE 0 ml f I I I t t 1 1 AGE, AMUSEMENTS. Academy of flusic Pels & Durgunder. Lessee. II. R. Long, Local Manager. Mntlneo Today, East-Lynne. Tonight, Wife for Wife. Friday Matlnco, A Fair Rebel. Friday Night, Midnight Alarm. KvonlnR Prices, lOc, i!Oc, 30o. Matlnoo Prloes. 10c. Monday, Tuesday und Wednosdny, Matinees Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov. 15, 111, 17. Tho Illg Southern Scenic Production, A ROMANCE OF COON HOLLOW A beautiful lovo story Interpreted by a first elms company. Now songs and new dunces and a wealth of scenery. As the old Homestead Is to the North so is Coon Hollow to tlio South.- Evening prices, 18c, 'joe, 05c, 50c. Mutlneu prices, ira, J6c. Lyceum Theater. Tuesday, November 16. Walt for your favorite singing comedian, Andrew Mack In tho successful now piny by Rutnsuy Morris, An Irish Gentleman Hear Mack's New Songs. Regular Prices. fcSonts on sale, Saturday, 0 u, m. One nljht only, Wednesday, Nov. i7. Joseph Jefferson In Ills Doublo Comedy Bill, The Cricket on the Hearth AND Lend Me Five Shillings PRICES seats on lower floor nnd first two rows In balcony 81.nu llulcony 81.(10 omiery sao HenU In lme and boxes f 'iOO llox olllco open Monday, t) u. m. DAVIS' THEATER Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Nw. 11, 12 and 13. Thol'ccrlois Llltlo Comedienne, May Smith Robbins, Supported by a superb company of Fun .Makers, in t lelegltiinuve muilcul Operutlo Success, Little Trixie The Romp llslresj, Under tho dlroctlon of l'rod RobblnB. He sure und see Little Irule. Regular Prloas, ioi 20 or 30 Gents All opera chnlrs sold reserved for evening lrforiiiunrei. Mcoure tlieiu afternoon at the box olllce or by 'phone, 1H7U, or after house opens ut night at box oulco. ELROY STOCK COMPANY
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