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CITY 30TES.
Tli- board of health will meet in regul-ir
M'ssioii tomorrow evening.
The funeral of Mr.. P.innle William
vlll i.'ike placi tl'ls aflernoon at 2 o'clock
110m llio Howard Place Afucini Metho
:ist KpUcopul church.
William aauglian, of Matthews ilro.V.
.hum store, was thrown from a blcycio
una InJurtHl while (Ucendlng Wiii-htiiKton
.ivcnne hill yettcrday noon.
Miss Olla Ctrl, Invites tlio public to a
l-i-e-ptlou to bo held at her nit studio. No.
:. North Main avei.ne. Hyde l'aik,
1'huradiiy, Dee. :', clay and evening.
Tho bids leeently submitted to the
board of control for supplying the school
building.-! with coal will be considered ut
a meeting of the supply committee Thurs
day night.
No. G school building was opened yes
tiiday. it is on HleKoty Mri-e-t In tlio
Klghth ward. No. l.". another new build
ing, situated 111 the Twentieth ward, will
be opened soon.
.Joseph Ilolleran, the 5 nam; man in
jured in a foot ball game, S.Uu day, No.
-ii, has so far recovered that he was re
moved Saturday to his home in Ihmmorc
Horn the Seranton Private hospital.
ltov. I. J. Iinslng will recite- from mem
ory "Tho Courtship of Miles StandNh, ' in
tho lecture room f the (Ireeu Itldgn
hinvh this evening nt 7. (" oVIoe-k. Tick
its for sale at Siiiidei son's drug store.
liming the reason of Advent, from now
until Christmas, there will be dally ser
s iocs in St. l.tikc's church at 10 a. m. and
l ;;o p. m. except on Wednesdays, when
Hie evening serlce will be at .U instta I
-f at 1.30 i). m.
Thltty-two deaths were last week re
ported to the hoard of health; two were
lrom diphtheria and two from membran
eous croup. Of the sixteen news eases of
contagious diseases, thirteen were diph
theria and two scarlet lever.
The taxes committee of the board of
trade met yesterday afternoon to discuss
the proposed agitation for a more euull
nble tax assessment. A quorum was not
present. A call has been issued for a
mee'tlng nt 11 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Marriage licenses were- ye-steidjy grant
ed to 1-Mwin I Plnnell and Clnra Indwell,
of Dunmore; (leorgo P. Jackson and Ma
bel 14 Miller, of Hampton. Va.; Henry P.
Hitchcock and I.ennr.i Staple's, ol Scran
ten; 1'Vrdliuinelo Meivunta and Alfonslna
I.ombardo, of Dunmore.
The next in the count ef lectures at tlio
Pcim Avonuu Haptbt church will be
given next Monday eve-ulug, Dec. 0, llev.
.lose)h K. Dixon will tie the lecturer, and
I he subje-ct will be "The Passing of tho
nig the man did not known him. Ills con
dition was very critical.
Captain li. 12. Morris has become sole
proprietor of the Sunday World and Sim
iiay's Issuo of that sprightly paper cou
1 nlncd the announcement. Captain Mor
ris has had a wide and varied newspaper
e pericnce and under his direction the
World should continue- to forge ahead.
Kvangellsts C. 1. Newell and wife closed
their meetings at llravlty Sunday even
ing, Nov. "1. Korty-two persons were- at
Hie altar for pardon. Mr. and Mrs. New
ell left Monday for South Canaan, where
Hiey aro nt present engaged with ltov.
11. A. Smith, pastor of Hie Slethoellst
Kplscopal church.
A new team of horses purchased for
f'rystal Kngino company and i new
horso of the Century IIoso company will
be examined tomorrow nt 3 p. m. by tho
Joint tiro department committee of coun
e lis. All three animals have been In
training for nearly two weeks and ato
l coily for regular duty,
Tho man who trncture-i his skull by
falling down the steps at the Coyno ho.iso
on Lackawanna avenue Saturday night
is still unldentillcel. He lays In an un
e onselous condition at tin- Lackawanna
hospital. Yesterday a paity from Old
Forgo visited tho hospital, hut upon se
ing the man did not know him. is condi
tion was very iritlial.
RECEPTION TO MR. C0NNELL.
Will lie Civcn by tho Rowing Asso
ciation Tonight.
A reception to Congressman William
Council will bo given tonight by the
Howlng association in Its rooms on
Spruce street. The reception Is to bo
in pursuance of a custom of the ns-
delation to so honor a member who
has been elevated to a prominent poll-tli-ul
'office. Mr. Connell will go to
"Washington next week to attend the
"ix-nlng of the regular session of con.
gress.
Mr. Connell will receive in the as
sociation parlors from S to 3 o'clock.
Later supper will be served. Covers
will bo laid for about ISO persons. At
torney M. W. Lowry, president of the
association will preside. A number of
members' are booked for addresses. The
oiiimltteo who have iirrnngenl tho af
fair are V. S. Millar. Oeorgo Mitchell,
Colonel II. A. Coarsen, C. P. Mat
thews, C. E. Chittenden, Fred W.
1'leltz, Thomas Flltcroft, John M. Kern,
merer.
RECEPTION LAST NI0I1T.
Kivcn by tho Monihers of.Mrg. Lewis'
Monday Night Dancing Clns.
A recentlon was given In F.xcelslor
hall lost night by the members of Mrs.
F.llzabeth Lewis' Monduy night class.
It was attended by a large number of
young people. Uauor's otchestrn fur
nlslitjd. the music.
Tho class will give matinee dances
Chriatoias iitld .New Year's from 3 to
C p, iii.-
SCHhNK&SPENCER
Denlh of Michael Slntlery, Jr.
Michael Slattery, Jr.. brother of John
J Klattery, the Capouso avenue mer
chant, died In Brooklyn, N. Y., yester
day. Thn,unjrnl will tako place today
nt Mr. Slattjry' foimer homo at Ilaw
ley. Interment will be made at that
place.
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SPECIAL SEIDMAN
WAS BADLYTREATED
Received Willi Empty Deer Kegs In a
Price Street tlnusc.
WENT IN TO SERVE A WARRANT
Tlio .linn Ho Wanted mid Pour Oth
ers ''ititicutaliud tlm I.lslits,
Knocked Kcldimui Down Wltli a
Kcr mid Took Awny Ills Arinn
nicnt --Tlio Pollco Patrol Win
Cnllcd Into Use In Mnkinc the Al
ter Arrnt"Mon Now In Police
SlMtlou.
When Special Odlccr Ionnc Seldtrmn
ontcrcil n boardlnc Iioufp nt 2020 Prlcv
titrcct, West Scrnnton, Inst niKlit, wtlh
u wnrrant for the arrest of ono of thu
l)onrdir. ho wns Bet upon by live men.
Tlmv first pxtlnculshed the llKhtH In
the room, then heaved an empty beer i
fceir nt the rcuresentatlve of the law.
and as he lay upon the iloor they tools
from Seldman his revolver, nlppcM.
star, club and the wnrrant.
Then he was lifted by five pairs of
hands nnd landed with force on the
eipop street.
Si'ldmnn picked himself up and made
for the central police station. He was
advised by Chief Holding to swear out
n warrant for the nrrest of the whole
rest.
This was done and Seldman went
to the West Seranton police station
with a general warranv bearing Al
ilcrman Millar's seal.
SI-2UVINC, Till-: WAItHANT.
The paper was placed In the hands J
of Lieutenant of Police Thomas WIN ;
Hams and with Patrolmen Tom Jones, i
ICvnns and James Saul a swoop was
made on No. L'00. By this time it was '
11:30 o'clock, two hours after the ,
original eviction proceedings In which ,
Seldman so promlninely tigureel. The '
lamp hail been re-lighted and the but- j
tie arms .set In place. The four po- ,
llcemen entered the house nnd with j
the nsslstanci- of Seldman the five oe- j
cupants were taken out.
Once upon the stree. Yerkls Melchls,
one of the prisoners, complnlmit that I
his foot was hurting him. Ho refused
to proriod on"- step farther eui the way
to the police station. The police oilier t
tugged nt him, plead with him nnd
talked ilTce to him but Melchls would :
not move. i
It was lceess.try to telephone for the
patrol wagon and Srg,ant Illdg'vny
left for the scene close upon midnight.
No. :020 is back near Kaiser valley.
Placed In thoi police omnibus the five
men enjoyed th- ride Immensely. They i
showed no furfur resistance. All .veto I
lit ought to the central police station
and plncHl In cells.
XAJIKS OP THE M1-2.W
Tho men ntv: Adam Andruscatlcli.
boarding boss, Andrew Klrnvoteh, Joe
Meldleh, Pnns Kopstus nnd Melchls.
The latter Is th- man for whom the
crlginal wiirratit bearing a petty charge
by 11. Atlas and placed In rieldman's
hnnds by Ald.-rninn Millar.
Se-ldmau's revolve, '.'lub, star, nip
pers and wan ant have not been recov
ered. P.VERY COT OCCUPIED.
Crowded Condition of tin) Lacka
wanna Hospital at Present.
I-.very cot In the male suiulcnl wnrd
of the Lackawanna hospital was occu
pied last night by a bed-fast patient
nnd convalesc-nts and those whoso ln
Juiles were not of a very serious na
ture hail to li- distributed about in the
other wards. This is not an unusual
condition if afl'alis on account of the
lack of room which Imr, been felt at the
hospital for several years.
There are at present sixty patients
nt the hosplt.il, nil but three of whom
are charity patients. Five eif the pa
tients are children. Of the sixty per
sons now under treatment forty-llvo of
them are suffering from Injuries of
somo nature which brings them under
the head "1" surgical cases.
Vesterday Dr. A. .1. Connell, tho vis
iting houi-e surgeon for the last two
mouths, assisted by Drs. John Hurnett,
L. M. Gates and fieorgo L. Hlanchard,
performed four operations. This Is" an
Illustration of the amount of work that
elevolves on the members of the hos
pital staff.
Tomorrow Dr. Council's two months
ns visiting surgeon will expire nnd Dr.
W. CI. Fulton will huecee-il him foi a
like potlod. For tho past two months
Dr. Fulton hai been In charge of the
surgical dispensary where from forty
to fifty sufferers recelv" treatment eai h
week. During December and January
Dr. dates will be in charge of tho sur
gical dispensary.
Dr. J. A. Mnnley Is now serving
three months as the visiting physician
who looks after the well-being of the
Inmates of the medical ward. Dr. II.
V. Logan Is serving a like period in the
medical dispensary. They will remain
on duty until the first of tho year.
PACE WAS REARRESTED.
.11 a de II in I'sctipo a Few Weeks
Ape)
by .lumping from n Cnrringc.
After looking for Nlolo Vaco for two
weeks Detective Will Clifford succeed
ed yesterday In rapturing tho man In
Dunmore. Pace was wanted to answer
n charge of fnlso pretense mnde by
D. Stoppl.
About two weeks ago tho man was
nrn steel by Detective Clifford and was
being taken to Alderman Mlllur'H j111co
In a currlago when he escaped by
jumping from' tho vehlol-?. .Sineo then
the search for Pace has been a per
petual motion. Ho was found yester
day at his house.
Pace went before 'Squire Cooncy, of
Dunmore- mid entered ball In the sum
of $."00 for a hearing tomorrow night.
DEATH OF AIRS. THOMAS Sl'OTTON.
Wifn of Poor Director Sbottcu
Siic-
ciimhs to Pneumonia.
Mrs. Thomas Shotton, wife of Foot
Director Shotton, died at 10.15 o'clock
last evening at tho family homo, 221
Oak street, North Seranton. Mrs.
Shotton Buffered for four days from
pneumonlu. She Is survived by her
hUBband and throo eons, llruco a.,
Donald J and Douglass Shotton.
Tho notice ot tho funeral tervlcn will
bo given later.
KIN TAKAIIASIII GOES HOME.
Itcmnrkuhlii Iteconl of Japanese
Student Well Known Hero.
Many Scrantonlnns, particularly tho
church people, will remember a young
Japanese student from Mnryvllle col
lege. Tennessee, Kin Tnknh-aehl, who
spent jwvornl weeks In this cltv a
conplo of years ngn lecturing for Jnp
aneso mieplnna, nnd Incidentally to help
educate himself for mission work In
his native Innd. Well, Mr. Vakaliatlil
lirts loft for his flowery homo nnd It
may bo Interesting to know thnt tlu
fnrouell teceptlon his collejio tendered
him wan one of the most Inton-stlng
events In the history of the Institution.
Tho Knoxvllln Dally Journal of Sept.
27, Inst, devotes a column to tho de
scription of Hit? affair nnd to the re
counting of tho work thnt tlio youtiK
Ian has accomplished durlnc his stay
i this country. It will certainly he a
very proud day for Kin when his homo
pnpors copy the article.
Among somo of tho thlncs thnt Kin
found time to do In his leisure moments
was to build at the poIIcku the largest
Youiib Men's Christian association
building In th? south, the fundi lie
lii derived from his lectures nnd per
sonal subscription nnd tho formation
nnd successful conduct of n lante so
ciety for tlm helping of needy students.
Ho incidentally edited the college
Journal, captained the Athletic asso
ciation, toil the Young Men's Christian
asportation nnd won about all tho com
petitive prizes In sight. Ho had been
In this country ten years.
BURQLARS Tn A STORE.
i:M.,p While Preparation Wcro He-
lug 1lndn to ling Them
i Two burglars came near being caught
' by the police last night.
It was about 9 o'clock when Patrol-
1 man Dave Parry, while passing through
the alley behind the buildings on the
north side of Lackawanna avenue,
' noticed an open window In the rear
part of Mrs. Martha Perry's variety
store at 523 Lackawanna avenue. He
! stole up to the window nnd peering In
' saw the figure of a man In the front
part of the store.
That was enough. Patrolman Parry
! rushed out to the avenue and accosted
the llrst pedestrlatiH he mot. These
wen- Prank Squires nnd Ira Mitchell.
' "CSo to the front of the store" he sold
' which one "and watch for burglars.
Don't let any one out. I'll watch tho
I rear." Then Patrolman Parry scootcel
' back to the open window.
, When iSqulres nnd Ira Mitchell reach
id the front of the store- they found the
1 dour open. Hoth men ran to the cor
j ner of Washington and Lackawanna
avenues and Informed Lieutenant Da
; vis and Patrolman Saul of their dls-
covery. When the olllcer nnd police
man leached the store there was no
one- Inside. Some one snld they saw
two men running down the avenue Jufit.
before- Squires nnd Mitchell found the
door open.
1 Upon Investigation it was found that
' three razors had been taken by the
; thieves. A number of other articles
I were scattered about.
BRAKEMAN BADLY INJURED.
Thomiis Mel.aiiRhliu Sleets With n
Snd Accident nt Wimmor.
Thomas McLaughlin, n brakeman
on the Krle and Wyoming road, was
the victim of nn unfortunate accident
last evening. While coupling cars at
Wimmers his right foot got caught in
a frog nnd before In- could remove it
the train .started up and crushed his
foot and ankle so badly that It was
necessary to amputate the leg a few
Inches above the ankle. The operation
was performed at the Moses Taylor
hospital.
Ills home Is at 10211 Irving avenue.
He Is thirty years of age and married.
SMALL FRY KNOCKOUTS.
Ambition lipishts of the lilovo Who
,1-.pire tei Itivnl Pitsinimous.
Nov York. Nov. 2P. In the tlfteenth
round of their 20-round bout before the
Orcenpolnt Sportlna cmb tonight
"Tommy" West, of Urooklvn, knocked
out George Ilyan, of llonton. The light
was the fiercest seen in this vicinity
In a long while and showed llyan thor
oughly game.
Baltimore, Nov. 29. Joe Clans, the
llalllrrnio i-olored middle weight, met
Stanton Abbott, ot Kngland, nt the Fu-i-t'ka
Athletic club t'liiight. Clans land
ed hard on tho I'ngllshman'R jaw twice
In tho third round and made him
groggy In the fourth, when Abbott's j
seconds threw up the sponge.
Frank Farley, snd "Joe" Wren, both
of Philadelphia, were booked for live
rounds but Wren was so clearly out
pointed that the police stopped It In
the fourth. "Tommy" Hjrnes und
"Johnny" Smith met in six rounds of
no gnat interest. No decisions were
given.
London, Nov. 29. At the National
Sporting club tonight Spike Sullivan,
the American boxer, defeated Jimmy
Curran, the Kngllsh'mau, on points in n
twenty round go. Hen Jordan, the
featherweight chamolon of l-2ngland,
defeated Tommy White, of Chicago, In
a protracted tight of nineteen rounds.
GRAND CIRCUIT .MEETS.
Tho Wheelmen Arrange n Schedule
lor Xe-vt Season.
Bridgeport. Conn., Nov. 2f't At a
conference between the circuit com
mittee of the National Cycle Track as
sociation and Albert Mott, chairman
of the L. A. W. racing board at Haiti
more, all differences were settled nnd a
grand racing circuit wan formed.
( I rand circuit meets ranging In date.s
from May to September were arranged
for New York, lloston, Philadelphia,
Buffalo, Washington, Louisville, New
ark, Bridgeport anil Springfield. Provi
dence, Pittsburg and Waterbury are
yet to be heard from.
Tho N. C. T. A. meets will be run on
strict rules and racers will be required
to do legitimate work. Penalties will
bo Used for any violation. Hereto
fore racers have often held out for a
bonus nnd have Jeopardized the suc
cess of tho meets In this' way. This
will be done nwuy with. The combina
tion entry blank assures the attend
ance of every rider at all of tho big
meets,
Senator Haulm III.
Cleveland, O., Nov. 2!). Senator Ilanna.
is conllned to his home nt Glenmoro with
n buvero nttack of the grip. Ho will not
bo able to attend to business for several
days.
FELS-NAPTHAsoapis the
best for Winter as well
as hot weather use. Luke
warm water is only need
ed for the dirtiest wash,
even in cold weather,
I'HLS & CO., I'lilladtlpliln.
Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, Gin
trltU and all
Ktomiich Dlsor
ilern ponltlvely cured, f Irover Uruhum's Dys
pepsia Iteuiedy is u suecllle. Out) dose re
move all ditres, uiuIh purmiiiie-nl cure of
tho iiiimt chroiiio and severe cine Is guaran
teed. Do not Mutter I A ftil-cout bottle will
convince) the mom vkeptlcul,
Milttllt.WI, ItrrtW.. I lrii.,'ri,ita fl.m l.tinrn.
I wuiinu uvcmiu.
THE CARPENTERS
APPROVE OF IDEA
Pasncd a Resolution With Reference to
the Advanced Class In Carpentry.
PROFESSOR BUELL'S LETTER
Character oftlio Plan It Kxplnlncd in
Detail in It--Tho Class Will lie in
Char go ol John Nelson, Iliilldlng
Inspector of tlio City and Will Meet
Monday and Thursday KvcnltiRS
Course- Will Consist of Porly Les
sons. The ndvnnced clnss In carpentry to
be Instructed under tho approval and
co-operation of Carpenters' Union, No.
r.C3, was started last night In the John
Haymond Institute department of the
Young Men's Christian Association
with John Nelson, building Inspector
of the city, as Instructor. Following
was the union's resolution endorsing
the plan:
Ucsolved, That Carpenters' union, No,
K of tfcrajiton, hereby 'heartily en
dorses the plan for tho course In advanced
carpentry nt the John Haymond Institute
nnd recommends It to nil members of thu
union and apprentices In tho city.
12. 1). Shopland, president.
O. S. Lutz, heerctary.
In a way the clnss Is unique In that
its members are nearly nil young men
who have uttulned their mnjorlty and
are acquainted with tho first rudiments
of carpentry. The class will next be
Instructed on Thursday night.
The pecullnr character of the plan is
presented In an Interesting light In
a circular letter signed by Professor
W. H. Hucll, the educational director
of the association. Tho letter follows:
Seranton, Pa.. Nov. 12, 1D7.
My Dear Sir: line word with you wo
take It for granted that you ore interest
ed In your trade and in yout future. Aro
you satistle-d with your work In Its pres
ent condition? Arc you getting a com
plete mnste-rj- of your trade? Do you un
elerstand tlio icason ef things? Can you
make detailed drawings of the dlffcieut
parts of a. building? Can you do rooting
work and understand It? Can you build
stairs and do a perfect Job? Contractors
ami builders are asking all the time for
better workmen. The men who are build
ing houses in this e ity today, are calling
for belter work. Tin- future Is bound to
demand better weirk. Hetter building--"
and better work are going to mean higher
wages'. Are you preparing yourself to
nie-et the demand and net the wages?
Wo believe that an udvai.ced class In
carpentry will meet a need which Is al
ready felt among the carpenters ot this
city, and which will be felt more and
more In the future. We propose to start
such a clnss In the "John itnymond In
stitute." The ela'-s will bo In charge of
Mr. John Nelson, building Inspector of
the city of Seranton It will meet on
Monday and Thursday evenings, from 7.30
to 9.30, and will continue for forty lessons.
Tho course will Iicli.de drawing and prac-
tcai wor). iu tiK
hop. It will embrace
the following subjects:
(1) Toeils and their uses; (2) Joints; (3)
framing; (I) rotting; ("l stalr-hullding.
All tho work will bu practical and will
bo Intended to help you solve the proli
lems which confront you in your daily
work. The cost for the entire course will
be only ten dollars.
We have tho equipment for serving you.
We have one of the best nun in the city
to direct tho work. The cbargo Is intend
ed to cover only tho actual co.-t of in
struction, supervision nnd materials. This
class will be llmlteil to twenty-live mem
bers. Call upun us, therefore, or wrlto
1 at once, arel signify your intention of
' joining this class in advanced carpentry,
1 which will meet for the first time on Mm
l elny evening, Nov. 23.
Very truly yours,
I W. H. Hucll Kelueatlonal Director.
BEECIIAM'S
Constipation.
PILLS No equal for
THE LAST DM, TUESDAY
ositively the last dav of
s
MDVAL SALE
The stock unsold will be packed
Wednesday morning and shipped
to Binghamton. N. Y.
That means the Lowest Price
ever quoted on Desirable Millinery.
A. R. SAWYER
1.V2 WYOMING A VEX UK.
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This morning we re
duce the price of every La
dies' Coat, Cape, Suit and
Separate Skirt in the store.
We are showing fine assortments of
Ladies' C'oquc and Feather Uoas,
Ladies' Fur lloas and Collarettes,
Ladies', Gent's and Children's
Lined Kid and Wool Gloves and
Mittens.
Merritt'sCassimerc Fulled Flan
nel and Knitted Skirts.
TAILORS ON A STRIKE.
Cloak .linkers Object to Pxlrn Hours
ol' Labor.
Now York, Nov. 29. Two now
strikes occurred today, ono In tho
cloak making Industry and tho other
In the tailor's branch of the trade. One
hundred and thirty operators went on
strike In the shop ot Contractor King
ensteln, clonk maker.
The United Urotherhood of Tailors
ordered a strike of ono hundred opera
tors of tho shoo of Contractor Klein,
Klein Insisted In exacting from his
employes un additional hour's work
each day In lieu of cutting prices.
NEWSPAPERS MADE HIM INSANE.
r.flccts oT Yellow Journalism on n
HrsliliMit ol' Denver.
Denver, Cole, Nov. 29. John M.
Dame, until recently a runner for th
Western hotel, was locked up today in
the city Jul! on a charge of Insanity.
Ho rend the testimony In tho Luot
gert murder trial at Chicago and be
came possessed of a frenzy to kill his
wife and two children and to burn
their bodies In the old garbage crema
tory, lie Is undoubtedly violently In
sane. Pimlico Unces. j
llnltlmore, Nov. 29. Tho mud horses
had It all their own way at Plmllco today,
the seventh day of tho meeting. None I
but the strong horsea could cuduro such
heavy going ns that entailed, and even '
tho winners camo floundering nlong und '
laboring hard us they passed under tho I
wire. The weather, too, was by no miiins
agreeable. Hut with all that there was a.
good crowd and excellent sport. The
books had a fair day, as several long
shots wer j winners;
First race, 5 furlongs Brckman won,
Princess India second, Iaurel Leaf third;
tlmo. 1.05'i.
Second race, f furlongs The Manxman
won. Continental second, Muuil Adams
third; time, l.frl.
Third race. C furlongs Longaero an 1
Whistling Coon dead. heat. Tabouret
third; time, 1.19U.
Fourth race, H furlongs Judge Warden
won, llableca second, N eared third; time.
1.1SH.
Fifth race, mile Swan won, Mohawk
Prince second; Debrldo thlid; time, 1.1G1-.
TIipv Kobbcd .11 ir. Kppenstcin.
Chicago, Nov. 29. Three men' who rep
resented themselves as detectives enter.-1
the homo of Mrs. Mary Kppenstctn, 4111
Wabash avenue, at 3 o'clock this after
noon. After beating Mrs. Uppcnsteln
with revolvers nnd locking her in n room,
they made way with her diamonds, value-d
In all at $l,0a
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r$ Splendid piano here
$ at the store upright S;
5 used some and trifle &
r$ scratched, but perfect
J$ in tone.
iS new for
$ now for a
1$ $148.
Sold when
$400 here
quick buyer,
i-25 Welcome gift for
r$ Christmas. There can
5 be no better iuvest-
ment for the home
$ than a piano. We
:$ would like to show
"8 3'ou this piano to
show you others to
3 explain to you how
;-S easy it is to buy
Pianos here are
everything else
$ Rexford's less
;-s anywhere else.
one.
like
at
than
1 II REXFORD CO. I
303 Lacka. Ave.
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MONDAY BARGAINS.
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Faney SilliS, all new and
very choice 75c goods, now for... dt)c
liireRS Goods, Black Damasse
Prunelle 55c Dress Goods, now for JlJc
Serges and Henriettas, all
wool colored, 40 inches vide,large
assortment of shades 2)c
German Black Brocade, fan
cies, fine line of new 75c goods, ... 5t)C
Silk Waists We have mark
ed down prices on every Waist.
You can secure a bargain in a
handsome Waist.
Boys' Leather Stockings are
the best cotton hose made. A
trial of one pair will convince
you. Price 25c
HAGEN
Of Course
It's Libbey's
II Sparkles nnd glistens.
So clear is the glass, so
rich the cutting, that each
ray of light is transformed
into a blaze of dazzling
sparks.
A new shipment just
unpacked.
WE ARE SOLE AGENTS.
MILLAR & PECK,
131 Wyoming Ave.
THE
Veracity rather than variety prompts
us to tell ef our success. In the world
of trade. In our particular province
there are none who can approach us
either In point of iiullty or price. The
eholee goods which we are constantly
bringing to your notice are unequalled
In this city. We have prepared to
receive the rush of holiday buyers
with the
Largest, Host
Complete
UPPERS
suitable for all .sizes and conditions of
men anil women. Our whole stock is
highly interesting just now, because,
while composed entirely of new and re
liable goods, they are priced extremely
low, tho greater part of them having
been recently bought below the market
rates. Jinny Illustrations of this ten
dency to sell for le.s than prevailing
values will be found by visiting our
store.
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326 Lackawinna Avanus.
j "Famous Old Stand."
Men's
Ladies'
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Lackawanna
Small Grips and
Telescope Sale.
Second Floor Dcpt.
At Ridiculously Low Prices
This Week Canvass Cor
nered Telescopes
lenthcr corners, with strong handles
and three straps:
IS-lnch slzo SALE PHICU, c
2U-lnch slzo SALE PIUCB, Wo
K-lnch slzo SAL1-J PIUCB, 74o
Sl-liwli slzi SALL2 I'lUCB, SSo
Worth 1-3 more.
Grips.
Lock and key, wth double catches
and steel frame; gooel, strong, full
handle Seal Brown Color; Imitation
seal leather.
10-Inch sizes, worth COc,
SAL15 PIUCB, 'IDo
12-Inch sizes, worth 75c
SALK PIUCE, 9o
Imitation
Alligator Grip.
I Steel frame, lock and key; 2 catches,
etc.:
12-lneh jilze, worth 7."c, '
SALB PIUCB, 49a
14-lnch size, worth SSc,
SALB PRICK, 59c
All Leather Grip.
Pebbb'grnln leather, dark yellow color,
steel frame extra strong, made with
lock nnd key, etc.:
12-inch size, worth t'Sr.,
SALB PIUCB, Tie
11-Inch size, worth $1.21,
SALB PIUCB, Vm
iG-lm-h size, worth $1.21,
SALB PlUCn, t-So
C01110 nnd lok at our line of toys and
Holiday GoodH, all open now ready for
Inspection, at extremely low prices.
See them while the assortment Is com
plete. THE GREAT
310 Lackawanna Ave.
J. II. MDWIG.
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tively 50c. goods, Monday for
Men's Sc. Cotton Hose for
Men's 12c. Heavy Cotton Hose, 5 pairs,
Men's $1.00 Natural Wool Underwear
Gent's Initial Silcot Handkerchiefs. 2 for
lie
5c
25o
75c
25c
Fine 20c. Embroidered H'dk'fs, 12 l-2
$2.2S Large White Blankets
$2.2-; Large Grey Blankets -
$4.50 Large All Wool Blankets
Outing Flannel, good quality,
Apron Gingham
Best Apron Gingham -
Shaker Flannel
$1.00 J. B. Corsets, 24 to o,
M. & H. Corsets, French model
81.75
l.i.)
1.00
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5c
1c
75c
5015
and 417
Avenue Seranton,
Pa.