TJ7E FCPANTON TniBUNB-WEDNESDAY MORTSTIN-t. DEOEIUBKR, 1. 13JIT.
8
m$ Side and City Suburban
TWO ANNIVERSARIES.
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furnish u nuinirniiie music lor mo
mans dunce numbers. The attendance
..1..1. i i .. i i. iu MnmlipfR was Inige and ovetyone enjoyed them-
Will Ho Celebrated l tl.o -Members eUc!ti rho conmmv0,o MlnnUh
of Uip I . . " ' , nffni,. xxc-re peter McCoy, clinlrmun,
The members of the Pnttinue urucr , chnrJfB Catiavnn, secretary; Michael
Sons of Ame-ilcn, goneraiiv oiinsuu, Culkln nnd Michael Coleman Dining
and of Camp No. 171 particularly, am
looking forward to the celebration
which this camp will 1"1 ln Moure'
lull. Wednesday. Dec S. The nffalr Is
double In In purpose, being the ob-seixniiic-
of the golden jubilee or the
(.unit).
The tamp appointed n committee sev
tal xeekn ago to nrraiiRe matters,
and tht.lr labois huc been nearly com
pleted, ln addition to the best or local
the Intel mission a bicycle was chanced
off.
alent. some outside entertainers have i The rooms were prettily tilmnv
been seemed. Miss Oeitrudo C.arland, Stevens acted as chairman r
iicltutlnnlst and ncnll-t of ability; the t-itulnment. which was given by
Pdix biotheis and the Aipnu trio, an
.if New York lt. will .ippenr heie
for the til st time At the ce ot th"
. ntoitalmncnt lofreshments will be
-eixe-d. and a dance will follow foi
which cuellmt music will be ptovld
. d The committee In clinige aic: 31.
T Hi.iilslmvv. Linden V Deckel, John
Miller, Alfred Hex an. Alfied Twining.
J J. Clreen and Robert llldicd.
inthhhstinc. unuATi:.
The F.lteiaiy and Dcbatlm: society of
the Scliintiin Stieet llaptlst chinch
In Id one of Its logulnr nm-tlligs In the
lunch pat lots laHt evening, which
pi uvtd exieedhuly Intel ostlng. The de
bate was upon "Resolved. That woman
should hnvo the light of suffrage." It
was a win mly contested argument, but
w is decided In favor of the alllimatlve.
The since nful thiee wtie Kdwln
AVIILcs-. Willie Phillips and Oorgv As
lmix The other debates s were: Hniiy
D.uls, Ml .May Jones and David K
nns u was made Known that the neg
ntlvis did not lose on account of an
mteii'otcd l'ison In the result being on
th it side The Judges weie; MNs Mnt
t f Wntklns, Mis. J AtliistloiiK and
fiinrw 1'hlllll's There were sovei.il
inipinmptti upe dies nnd oeal sclei -tl
'lis in addition (leotgc- Watklns aet
id as chalim.m The bi-weekly meet
ings ale becoming mole and moit In
ti testing to the jilting people of the
Pdanton Stieet llaptlst c lunch.
class Nt'Miinu Timnirs f.nthh-
TAINMHNT.
The friends of class No 3. of the
Washburn Sttoe-t Presbyterian Sabbath
school, taught by L. A. Stevens, weie
cntei tallied last owning1 In the chinch
pailois by the membeis of the class.
ti limned. Ml.
The en-
dlffci-
cut members nf the class, consisted of
lecltatlons by the Misses
Hughes, Allle Jones, nnd Alice Wil
liams. Piano mjIi s by Mtus Clndciella
Mnifo and Ivor Pilie inotuimcntnl
w lections bv Miss Hesple Fiaunfelker
and lMwaid Moise, on the mandolin
and guitar Miss I. Ida Hotter gave a
lolln solo and Miss Odwen Jones sang.
At the conclusion of the exeicHes light
u freshinentrt weie solved. Th joung
ladles of the class acting as walteis.
The nieiiibclK of the class who so e.N
lellenlly onUitnlncel their filend.s ate
The Mlses Clndeiella Moie, Sallle
McCiacken, Vcm.v Morgan, Millie
Mam or, Olad.vs Jones. Nettle Williams,
Chtlsetiiio Fellows. Htlul WoodiutT,
Maud Moser, lieithii Sandets, Helen
lleoso.
That the government nhould control
the inlluay nnd telegraph systems."
The St. Ilrendan debaters will suppoit
the alllnnatlve. A short lltcuxry pro
gramme will be lidded.
Aldcimnn Davles will net as police
couit Justice dmlng December.
St. Leo's tourist club held a special
meeting last evening In St. Leo's bat
talion looms, at xxhleh there was a
good attendance.
James Joseph, of North Hromloy ixvo
nue. xx as discharged from the, "West
Side hospital jesterday.
Company V boys had their regular
xveekl ill 111 last cxcnlng In St. Da
vid's hall. There was a fair attendance
of membeis.
i Henry Nicholas, of North Garfield
I Venn", and Henry Harris, ot Latay
, tto street, hno announced themselves
Mattle ' ',ii"i'raira uir ii-gisier oi voters in
in,- nut i uisirici oi ino I'ounn vvaru.
The ladles of Plymouth Congrega
tional church aie making ntrangementa
to hold u fair and festival .Dec, 8 und 9.
INCIDENTAL TO PKHSONS.
Mis. John V. Lew I.", of South Hyde
P.nk nxenue, Is seilously 111 at her
home
Mis Oeoige Hxans, or Pb mouth, has
t plumed home after lsiting Mis n.
II. liamfoid, of Noith Sumner axenue,
Mis. A. L. lluiner, of South Lincoln
avenue. is the guebt of ft lends at Al
lentoxxn. .Miss Nellie Orr, of Plttt.ton. has re
turned home after a. islt xxlth West
Scianton fi lends.
Heuben Staiiles, of South Lincoln
axenue, I, lsltlng fliends at Stiouds-buig.
Wcst.Sldp llusine'ss Dncctory.
CAIU'CT WEAVi:n-All kinds of rag
carpets, strlpo or hit and miss, on short
notice. Call iind examine xxork or send
postal card and I will call for rags In
City limits. JACOB HALT1C3,
112(i Luzcmo street.
SHCOND HAND rVrtNITUHK-Cash for
anything you tiavo to tell. Furniture,
Stoves, Tools, etc. Call and co tho
stock of J. C. Kins, VM to 7W West laws.
Kwanna avenue-
MRS. mNTON. CLAIRVOYANT AND
prhcnologlst, 412 North Main avenue.
NORTH SsCUAN ION.
nuxMoui:.
M. W. Chnmbeilln Is III at his home
on South Hlaltely street.
Prepiuatoiy service for communion
next Sunday morning will be held ln
tho Presbjtctlan ehuich this evening.
Lexvis SpangenbuiK died nt his rcsl
dcnio In Little England Sunday even
ing, after a short Illness. The funeral
will be held Wednesday ntternoon.
The Ladles' Aid society of tho Pies
bterlan church v,M meet nt the rest
tlente of Mrs U W. II. Allen, on West
Di Inker street, Tuesday nfteinoon nt 2
o'clock.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Leander Yeager were
tendered a fniewell paity at their
homo on Uutler street, Saturday even
In B. They will leave for Plttston this
week xxheio they will make their fu
ture home.
The condition of Oeoige Thorpe nt
the Lackaxx-aniuv hospital, xxho xxas in.
Jured nt the Nay Aug Coal company's
works a fexv days ago, Is ery Bull
ous. llegular Aveekly devotional meeting
of the Hpworth League this owning
at 7.30 o'eloek shaip Lender, Miss
Mnrlan Kenney.
L'dxvln L. Plnnell nnd Miss Clara ind
well, both of this boiough. were mar
ried nt the home of the bride's par
ents on Cheny sticet, Monday eve
ning b.x the ilex A. 15. O'Xe-ll, pastor
of the Baptist ehurih
Preparations nie being made to com
mence woik on the new stieet car lino
to Spoil Hill If the weather is favor
able this winter. The tond will be
completed nnd earn tunning eaily In
the spring. The line will be built to
the toll gate at No 7 and will supply
a long-felt xxnnt to people living along
Unst Di Inker stieet for neatly a mile.
A fexv of the ft lends of Harvey Hog
nrt tendered him a sutpilse natty at
his home on Mill Mreet Monday ee-
THE HOMELIEST MAN IN SCRANTON
As well ns tho liandsome'-t, and others arc
Invited to call on any druggist and get
free a trial bottle of Kemp's llalsam fur
the Throat and Lungs, a remedy that li
gUHrantt-ed to cuio and nllexe all Chronic
nnd Acute Coughs, Asthma, llrowMtls
nnd Consumption, l'rlce J nnd Z
SCRANTON
CONSERVATORY
OF MUSIC.
Full Set
$5.00
TEETH
FULL SET TGGTII . $5.00
TGI3HI CLUANGO - 25c
1 GGTH WITHOUT PLATG $3.00
TGGTII GXJTkACTGD - Free
QOLI) FILLINGS
SILVGR FILLINUS
GOLD CROWNS
OTHER CROWNS
Full Set
$5.00
75c up
50c
$2.00 to S.5.00
$1.00
Music, Fine Arts, Languages.
nlng In honor of his eighteenth mini
Mis. Allle P.lackmnn, with the assist- vei.sary. The evening was onjojed by
ance of hei puidls and some ot our best all until the "wee small limits." xvhen
1,1. Ill Inlnn, ..111 1.1.1 .. mnUnl Ih . 1. a ' . . n. ...
reiresntnonts tvoic fcerveci. inosc pie-
Adams Ave, and Linden St.
A LIVCLY RUNAWAY.
NO lYiORE DREAD OF THE DENTAL CHAIR
loelli rrtnn led und tilled n!iolnlel without pain b.x our Into
splentllli! luetlioil npillril to 1 ho ruiiis. No le'Ci-producing
iiuvnt" or eoealiio. Wo iiro not rinnpetliig xvith rhoup lcnliilo
liiMl.ilimcnts Imtixltli lUM-diiM itontl'ti id nrlres lois thiui lmlf
tluit rliiimtd lix tlicni. 'Muse nri- tint onlv Dt-ntal Parlors In
' s( niiitcin tliutliitxu Mm imtauted itpplliiliccx mid limiedleints to
uMnu t, III! iitidupply uolit vluwiin und porcoliiln iiixxiih, tiinli).
i ,-iin, ir iiuiii iiuiiir.il le'uin und wtiriiinicti nil iuiil'ii, miiiiiiiu
llio least pirtlili ofpiln. i-ull Set nf Tectli 3". Wo guurniiten
lit or nop i. Hold itouii iindtictli xxltliout plntes, gold lllllius
und nil nlliur ilcntnl xvork done pilnli"My mid b.x Hpucliillslx
t'oiiieund Imxe .xuiir teeth extr.u'Pid In theiiieiiiilngiiiiiiKo lio no
In UiecM'nlnit with in v tectli V' cmi tell yo'i exactly xxlmt
yotu xcorls will eoi b.x u Troo ex-imlu itlon A. xvrltten giuiruiiteij
uften xc.irs xxllli all xxork. IIiiiik, s lo s; Kitadas und liolldaxi,
1t to 1. Hit tint be milled, Wu Imxo no eouueutlou xWth utiv
other ollleelu tlmeltj.
Dr. Ucrnstelii Thrown finntn Cnr
rlace nnd Slightly Intircd.
lir A. 11. Ticrnsteln had a iimrow
cfcape from setlous Injure In a ltin
nwny of bin hoin on L.icknxxanu.i.
(ivenue jestprdny aftuinoon. Di. Hein-st-ln
was getting Into his ciulage t
Lorcnz's phnim.icv xxlien the horse
suddenly suited off and tumid partly
inund. At the stieet ear tunics one
xx heel was xxi inched off and Di Hein
hleln was throxvn out of the bu,;
The liiuse continued ucioss the stieet
nnd but for the Inteixentlon of a tele
graph polo would hne smashed Into
a lnrge pane of glass in on" of the
store buildings. An It xxns the buggy
was wrecked and the hois" fell heav
ily to the tddexxalk.
Dr. Ueinsteln, sae fr a slight cut
' on the fotehead, was itnluluied.
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"We, the undersigned, h ive liml teeth pxlraeted and bridge xxoilc donent thoNuxv Vorlc
Denial I'nrloi", and cheerfully reoouiint'iul thulr method, IipIiu puinleis undusudxertUect.
J. M. HonXl)AKi:H, liiuil Mulberry nl. '
HOflts'in s
Ml Ml.US 111 TO 1.
NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS
Cor. Liirktiwaniin anil Wjnmtnv: Ave.
lOx-er Newark Shoo Store I
Kntiatico on Wyoming uvonu
AVAS HAItO TO CATCH
fter thiee tiiihuccessful attempts to
i itch his man, Constable Dean at Inst
sin i ceded In landing Mnrttn Jtangan,
of Third htifet Tho Hist time the con
stable called at Mangan's house, Mr.
"Siangan departed by the itar way, say
ing he xxoubl get his loat nnd letuin
lie did not come back. Yesterday mottl
ing he xx'ns committed to the county
tall In default of $.100 ball by Alderman
MiiM-s. Ills Mangan and daughter
pnti'iied the j-eiiotis c hnrget! of as
sault, felonous wounding; non-suppoit
and tin eats to kill. Mr. Siangan ad
mitted he xx us in fault In the main,
but ho would not kill anyone.
a rnw LiNns.
a legulai meetln
COMPLlMnNTAUY DAXCD.
The members of HI. Uienclun coun
cil. No 12, Young Men's Institute, last
ixenlng tendered th'li lady fi lends a
iiiinpliinentnry dance In Mear.s' hall
The afialr as at ranged In honor of
the assistance glxen the joung men by
tin Indies at tliclr thltd annual xcur- I
seiii ti Shawnepi- Iake The hall xxas
.utistlcally decorated and Leo Crobsln I
TOM) IN
There xxlll be a legulai meeting of
i:nteiiilso Lodge, No. I'l, Knights of
Ameilea, Monday, Dee. C, In lied Men's
hall. At the elo-e nf the business ses
sion a shoi t enteitnlnment nnd wicl.il
will beh Id. The members ate request
ed to be present
The f uncial of the late William Web
er of North Uiomley avenue, will be
held this afternoon. Set vices nt ' SO
at the Simpson Methodist chutch. In
terment at the Washburn stieet come
tei y.
The Dodge mines xxlll be Idle today.
The funeral of the Into John McTier
nan xxlll be held fiom the letddence
this afternoon nt L' p. in. Interment xxlll
bo made at the Hjde Park Catholic
cemetery. Short herxiees will be held
at St. Patilcl-'s church
The llrst ot n contemplated seiles of
debates between the sexeral councils
of th Young Men's Institutes of this
city, xxlll be held Monday exeulng, Dee
6, nt Meats' hnll Delatets
John liole OMMUj and St
council- xxlll debate upon "Hesolxed,
local talent, will hold a recital In tho
Noith Main Avenue llaptlst church,
Kildtiv evenlnir. The Ideal orchestra
will bo pie-sent nnd also the Shubcrt
Glee dub. A sllxer offeilng will bo the
admission. The foltoxxing programme
will be lendercd:
1 If
Igg
riapphnhp
wl A Vvt . ii u tJ uA M(
vyxAo1
r Closest
companion
Out of doors, or when travelina:, is pretty often your umbiclla.
and .is seif-rcspectinq persons are caieful of the company they
keep, so well-groomed men and women ate particular as "to the
umbrella they carry, for nothing betrays one's chat acter so quick
ly and surely as the handle ot your rain piotector.
This Week We Hake a
Special Display of New Umbrellas
Repiesenting all that is novel and aitistic in coveis, stocks, elabo
late handles, etc. Many of these new comets are as finely fin
ished as the jewelers' art can make them and embrace some
choice ci cations.
Selection Orchestra
Duet Hittlc Kline, Mrs. Blackmail
Sold Mr. Oxxcna
Select Heading Ida Morey
Duct Mr. House, Mis. Hlackman
I'ltno Sole Mamie Coluurn
Solo Hattlo Kllno
Zither Solo Harry Gcler
Se-lectlon Olco Club
Dint Mr. SteiiT, Mrs. Hlackman
Piano Solo Nellie HoJo
Duct . .. .Maud Dstelle-, Mrs. Hlackman
I'inno Solo Hattlo Kllno
I'lano Solo Wllllo IMwarda
Selection Orchestra
Miss Cora Orillin. of William street,
letutncd lafot evening from Phlladel-
I'liia.
The looms of tho Oat field Lodge, Loy
al Knights of America, xxere thronged
last e cuing In anticipation of the re
ception xxhleh lodge members had pre
paied. The enteitnlnment part xvas
ucces-sfully cairled out, many of tho
best local onteitnlnets liartlclpatlng.
Hefrcshments xxere teixed to tho
BUt"-tf.
James O'nnlo, of Wniren stieet, vis
ited friends In Caibondnle jesterday.
Miss William , of School stieet, left
jesterday for Lewlsburg.
Kev I'. D. Powers, of Washington.
D C, xxlll deliver a lectuie In the
Cliiistlin chuie-h this month. His
from the i theme- xxlll be "Dlockheads " Mr. Poxv
Prfciidnn eiri Iris gained tho u nutation of being
a poll-lp d oiator. This chance to hear
Mr. l'oueis on one of his favoilte sub-Jf-cts
will undoubtedly attiact a largo
ai'it'eree.
Miss Sophia M. Kans, daughter of
Mi- and Mis. John Hvuns, of Wnyne
Txcni.- will In man led n -.t Wednes
da e nlng to William Fu-y, a popu
lai jniui?' r.ian of this pi ice The cere
mi ny x ill tnl e i lace In the Welsh Con
Ti. .-.itli nt 1 trutih and v 111 bo per
feini d l It-x P. S Jnn-i-, D. D
Mr. nnd Mis V. C. McDonnell en
teit lined a number of friends at their
beautiful home, on North Main avenue,
Mondnj exenlng.
The funuul of Mrs Thomas Shotten.
wife cf Poor Dltfi-tor Thomas Shotton,
xxlll tnk- idace tomorroxv afternoon at
L'.ro o'clock from the family icsldence,
coiner Wayne nxenile and Oak street.
Kuneinl seixlces will bo conducted by
Hev. Oeoige i:. Oulld. of the l'io
dence Prcbj terlan ehuich. Intel ment
xxlll be mad" In Dunniore cemetery.
Funeial is to be pihate.
Mr. and Mis. William Mumford, of
Diamond nvenue, visited friends at
Wnjmnit the fore part of the week,
Doin To Mr. and Mis. Anthony
Ituune, nf Kejser avenue, a daughter.
Mis. Thomas Hxans and daughters,
who haw been visiting William Hich
aiels, of Spring street, returned home
jesterdaj.
Itev. J. A. Dxnns. pastor of the First
Wolnh Haptlst church, will attend the
piajer meetings to be held all this
xxe-t-k at the abnxe chinch and give a
snori address each exenlng. John Hv
ans. the popular j-olo blnger. will sing
nt Prlday evening's meeting
Piofesi-or J. II. Hughes pi"ached a
erj line seimon at tho First Welsh
Dnptlht ehureh. Wajne axenue, last
evening Meetings ure held cx-eiy
night The Hex-. Dr. Hauls, ot Tay
lor, xxlll preach this evening. Special
music is a fe-atuie of each meeting.
ent xxeie- The Misses MIda anil Phebe
L'nglert. Sadie Win fed. Florence Weber,
Lucy Wilds, Fannie Smith and Leah
Hogart, Charles Wild, Lester and Hoy
Marsh, Fred Hogait, Louis La Fountain
and Arthur Wntfel
A. K. Stone, editor of the Monroe
Nexx-p, Hast Stroudsbuig, spent last
Saturday and Sunday with ft lends and
relatlvce ln Dunmore.
J. W. Hasteillne spent two days this
week at Hlmlra, N. Y, ns a xxitne-SH in
a trespass suit against tin Delaxvnie,
Lackaxxanna and We-stein company
Hdltor Frank P. Woodxx.irel spent
Tuesday nfternoon In Wajne eountj
The caxe--ln on Fianklln btieet Is
subsiding. It is genet ally believed
that all elanser Is passed.
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HE DniiM'O ijr r.iTHKn hex.
EX RnUll O Thh remedy lielns in- ,
Iplffil cllt..41v tn flin '
Heat oi moso uimcuhch
of the tJenlto-I rlnnrj
Oi-Kinix, rcciuiroH no I
change of diet. Cure
(.narantced In 1 to 3
cluvrt. Ntnall plain pack-
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Lp U Jfc.ias3olclon.y by ,
Win (1 Clark, 326 Penn, Axe , Scranton, Pa
TRIUMPH
Warm air furnace, solid cast india
tor, sectional lire pot, absolutely
gas tight. Don't purchase any
other make, the best furnace you
can get is none too good and the
TRIUMPH
is the best, therefore buy the best
and protect the health of your family
a I
Mrs. Maigaret G. Slmtton, wife ot 1
Poor Director Thomas Shotton, xx hose
death occuired late Monday night at
her home, coiner of Oak nil eel and
Wajne axenue, from tjphold pneu
monia, nnd xxas announced In jes- 1
teielay's Tilbune, xxill b- bulled tomur- 1
row afternoon at 2 ",0 o'clock at the,
house. The Interment In the family
plot In Dunmoie- cemeteiy will be pri
vate Mis. Shotton xxas a daughter of1
the late Jos-ph Gllleple. Her mother
Is llxlng, as. Is a sister, Mrs. N P.,
Ofcteihout. of nimlta. and four broth-
ers, James W. Cillle'ple, of Dlmira, 1
Thoman Gllle'ple. of Jamacla, Vt . 1
John 1$. and C. Joe Gllb-sple, of this
city. Mis She tton was "7 j "-lira old ar.d
was niniil'd Se; t "0. 1S3. Thr e chll
dten nil x Ive, 1'iiiec G. Don ild J. and
Douglass G. All these children hae
recently been eiv 111. and e.ne Is noxv
confined to his bed It xxas th assid
uous care lestoxxcd bj the mothei on
thee-1 chlldien that wnkeiied h' r phj
flcnlly. Mrs. ?hotton x.as a member of
tho Fro ldeucv l'tc?byteilan ehuich.
Pntilck Connciton died josterdaj
morning at his home, 41,1 Third uttvet,
D'llevin-. He xx-a.i an oged man and
had resided mnnv jenis In the P.olb -Mitt
section. A daughter of bis xxaj
killed a fexv jeam ago at the Dudgt
loxxn cros.dng lie Is nnvlxed by a
Fon and a diiughter, John J., and Mist,
Mary Connciton,
L G. Hall, of Hlrchnrdvllle, Pa , for
many .vars chief eleilc In the Su--ciue-hanna
countv commissioners' otllco at
Monti o3e, died suddenly Mond ly night.
He was the father of C. I'. Hall, a part
owner of the Scranton Ke-e'ev Institute
nnd xxho Is now- propilotor of an Insti
tute at Newark, N. J.
William J, the infant child of Mr.
and Mis Benjamin T. Pi lee, of :;',
North Fllmoic- aM-nuo, died at the
paiental homo Mondav exenlng. Th
funeral xxill be held Thutsday nftei
noon fiom the lesldence at 2 p. in. In
terment will be- made at the Washburn
street temeterj-.
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Hot Water
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Light . . .
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"iOj LtieliRTunua Ac, Se-rantou,
Charles B. Scott,
1 19 Franklin Ave.
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Dlt L M. OATHS. IIOOMS 2'7 AND 03
iinnr.1 of Trade building. Olllco hours.
8 to 9 n m . 2 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. n.
clcnco 309 .Madlon avenue.
He-si-
THANKSG1VINQ DONATIONS.
CAPLIN A RAND POWDER CtV
ORANGE GUN POVDHR
Electric Pat tones, niectrio nsn ilars, for 1
pludlhg blasts, h ifer j- Faau, .in I
Rcpauno Chemical Co. s
DH C L rUUAS. SPEl'IALIST IN
Itupture, TruhJ l-liuuK aim r ""'",
tlon. Ollloe telephone 13C3. Hours: 10 te
1.'
to 4, 7 to 9.
man
EXPLOSIVES
Gold an1 Ivory,
Silvar and Paarl,
Oriental Onrlaid P jar.
Ores Jen and Siler NojUiss,
Gild P33rl and Ivor,
Pear, Silver in I Gjms,
Hern ind :i;var N)velli3s,
sourn m:kanio..
Dr:sd3n anJ GalJ Noalliis,
CuriusWo3dG.in'nT3, E!c,
And a full line of the latest Parisian Novelties, including hand
painted flat Dresden handles of every pomlar color and tint, It
is impossible to interestingly describe these dainty bits of elegant '"ll,le w,u KlV. " llve"uct d '" "The
art, but if you will favor us with a call at the store any time this I DMsion d. a. o ii.. win hoi.i n
week, it will afford us pleasuie to show them to you.
An eiiteitalnment for the benefit of
the n xx chinch fund of St. John's
chinch xxlll he glxen Christmas night
by Division II, A. O. 11. Commlttee-s
xxeie ."elected Sunday to annnge the
uffnlr. The- new c-huich fund xxlll re
ceive the pi needs of the enteitnln
ment Klven iccenlly by the St. Irene's
koi let j.
On New Yeai's exe the Saenirerrunde
society will prather toclully in Natter's
hall. Lnte In January the Snenger-
V-'M
The Display
Is Hade Conveniet
at the flain
Entrance Door.
itly
Globe Warehouse
;tt&fZ)
Hinoker In Hultle's hall next Jlonday
cvenln(?.
The new Centuiy hort-o will he given
n trial this afternoon befoie tho Joint
lite department commltt-o of councllH.
A decided boon to the South Side xxill
be the- brnneh of Albright llbraiy In
Manlej's building1, on Plttston aenu.
Tho xvorlc of pii'iiarlnp; the noxv bianch
xxlll be Htarted tnclay, piobably. The
bianch xxlll be maintained on tilal for
one jear. nnd If a sunceKS couucllti xxlll
bo linked for nn appropilatlon for Its
supiiort nnd another branch will be
opened on tilal In como other section
of the city. .Miss Janet Jones, will have
charge ot the South Sldo branch. It xxlll
bo open fiom noon until 10 p in. Hooks
xximted but not contained In tho branch
xxlll bo piocuied from the eontial ll
braiy on request.
Th funeial of the iRte MIfa Annie
JIalindy, of Willow Htiee-t. wus held
yesterday nfteinoon
Frank Iteeder. of 519 Piospect ave
nue, xxhllo at woik In the Lackaxvanua
Knlttlni, mills Monda cnuuht the In
dex linger of his left hand In a ma
chine and It was severed.
A successful slllglcul npeiatlou xxas
perfoimed on tho Infant child of Mr.
and Mis. Peter Kniinei of Alder stieet
Acknowledged by .llnnasers ol (lie
rioreite-c C'rittcuton .llisslon.
The manngei.s nf the Floienie Cilt
tenton inlii'lon 107 Spruce- street, grate-
fully aeknuxx ledge the donations for
November. AImi thank the chlldien of
tehools Nos. 3,! and ilo for their thanks
giving don.itlon.s:
Mis. Xettleton, $10 rebate on rent of
miss-Ion; Dr. Anna Laxx, medical ser-'
xlee; Can's inaiket, heat. Ze-ldPr'.s
bake-iy, biead; Mi. A. D. Stelle, basket
giapes; Peck Lumber company, one
load xxorxl, Huntington bakeiv, bread,
lolls, enkes, Fit. st Pi esb terlan ehuich.
potatoes; Plttston circle, 1 vxiapper. 21
night drtss-es, 1 pair shoes, 10 baby
dresbcs, 4 baby .sklrtp, 4 sacks, 5 pair
hose, 2 vests: Mis. Hrooks. roast beef: 1
Mih. Hus-sell Williams. 1 dress, 1 coat,
papers; Cornish market, meat, Arm
buret's maiket, meat; Him Park
chinch, baked beans; Llndn r's bakery,
cake, bread, Mrs. Delhi, roast beef;
Pclrce'b murket, llsh
McClave, bag Hour, Mlf-s Ilonney, lit
eraturc. Folloxxlng tite the Thanksgiv
ing donatioun: Mis. W. II. T.ilor,
chrvsunthemuirs; Mis. H P. Slmpsmn,
1 dieps, 1 coat, underxveai . Mrs. La
thrope, 1 hat, Jelly, apples, Mis. Pascce,
tilmmlugs; Attorney Hannah, Jj, Mrs
Linen, ttukej, cianhcriles, "". H. AVes
ton, 3 basket grapes; City Ne die Woik
guild, Section 1. hheits, pillow cases,
blankets, towels, hose, gingham. 2
xMiIsts, baby dlosses. bt.by sacks, 1
skirt, Mih. Thomns Mooie. tut key; J.
S. McAnulty. tuikey, catilllloxxer, sxxeet
potatoes, upples; Mih. A. D. Stelle, or
anges, grapes, cianbenlea, coleiy, ap
ples, potatoes, onions, turnips, sxxeet
potatoes, pai snips, bananas; Mis. O. AV.
Finn, celery, ginpe-s, School No ."3,
large donation of bread, cakes, chicken,
canii'cl (,oods, vege-tnble-s, gioeeiles,
J.'.Sj in cabh, Jlrs 1. 1'. Megurgel, can
ned goods; Mrs. II fl Iliooks, canned
goods, pies; School No. 3J, laige dona
tions, In end, enkca, chicken, canned
goods, gioeorles, vegetables; Mrs.
Charles H. Hoblnson, ennned goods.
Jelly; Mis. II. C. Coston, 2 ducks; Lvx
Is, Ilellly & Davles, J5: Mis. Frank
Spencer. $1; Mis. Mulley. carnations,
shoes, hat; Watchful clicle, Klng'd
Daughters, Qiecn Hldge, 1 lub tout.
WOLF & WEXZEL,
240 Adam Ave, Opp. Court Haul:.
PRACTICAL TINKERS and PLUHflBERS
bolo Aeonts for Itidnrclson lkiyntoa'J
Furnices and Ktm;io.
VKHVOLS 'li'.DLItl.rs, AM. KINDS
i cured with nlmiil I-iriie-ts. I reo Imult
iclls lioxx A-HIMjIO.S tUb.Mll. VI. LO.,
iibliiiutou, L. C.
DH S W. L'AMOHIIAI'N. Ol-TIC'i: III
Adams ReIdPin e, 1118 Mulberry. Chron
ic JlKiases, lunp-, hcait klilnoe. nncl
genlto-urlnarv organs a specialty. Hours
1 to 4 p. m
w o. HOOK. VHTUUINAItV SlIU
cion HoiJes, Cattle and Dogs treate-d.
Hopltal, 121 Lireieu street, Scranton.
Telephone IC7J.
1'DIICIVAI. J MOKKIS, AUCHITUUT,
Hoard of Tiade Uulldlng.
KDWAItD H. DAVIS,
Rooms 21, C", nnd 2,
building, Scranton.
AUCHITRCT.
Cominonncaltli
V. I WALTim. ARCHITKCT. OKriCU
rear of CeX! Washington avenue.
LFAVIS HANCOCK. Jn , ATtCHITKCT,
433 Spruce St , cor. Wach. avc , Scranton.
1'RnDEltlPK L. BrtOVVN. AUCHITKCT,
Prlco Uulldlng, l.'e! Washington axenue,
Soriinton.
T. I. LACDY & SON. AUCIUTKCTS,
Tradeis' National Dank.
Dentists.
DR. I. O. LYMAN, 223 N. WASHINGTON
avenue.
Dlt. P. I M'GRAW, C03 SPUUOU
sticet.
DR II. P. RP.VNOLDS, OPP. P. O.
DR. C. C. LAPIIACII, 113 Wjomlng ave.
Lawyer.
15 II RKPLOOLi:. ATTORN P.Y-LOANS
negotiated on real estito security.
Moars building, comer Washington uve
nue and Sprueo street
;100 To Anv M
WILL PAY $100 FOR
ANY
Treat nud
WARRHN KNAl'P. ATTORNHYS
nnd CotiiT-cllor-at-Llv. Icipuliilciii
building, Wushliio'ton ave-iuie, Scra.uon,
Pa.
WATSOnTdIKHL. HALL & KDMMKR--i.
uiinni nml Cminsf llor-.it-I.aw.
TraderV Nut'on.il Hank Rulldlng, rooms
1,, 7. S, 9 and 10. third tlooi
j mi:s H toriu:y. attounhy and
Counscllnr at Lxx Rooms 413 and 411
Commonwealth Hulldlne
Of W enknets in .lle-n Tlicy
l'a 1 1 to Cure.
An Omaha Company places for tho
first tlmo befoio tho public a MAOI-
CAI
Mis. William , Lost
CASE PRANK i: BOYI.B ATT O CN H Y A ND
C0im-l UOl-'11 ,il ... .....,'.,,, tww,. in
11 nnd 14, ahlnston uvenup.
jrsspp & ji:sspp. attounp.ys and
Comi'e-llors at law, Coinmouxxcaltli
bul'dliig. Washington avimie
wr.i.coMn c snovp.r. 421 lacka-
xxannx axe Hours, 9 to I and 2 to o.
Drcssinukcr.
MRP. M. H. DAVIS, 430 Adams avenue.
Wire Screens.
JOS. KPDTTDL. UDAIl Ml LVCKA.
xxamm axenue, Scidnton, l'a., manutaj.
turcr of Wire Screen'.
Schools.
SCHOOL OP THH LACKAWANV
Suntiton, Pa. Coures preparatory eo
ollege, law. medicine or business Opcni
Poptimljcr 1J Send for catalogue Hev.
Thomas M Cann, LL. D, Salter IL
Huell. A. M
SeceN.
amo uc-iuie.- inu tiuuin u. ..I.VW4- -;- ii e vn WILLIAM .1 llNT)
THr.ATMHNT for the cure of A IM ' "ANMAMND.
Vitality, Nervous and Sexual xxcaltli biilldlne ltonnis 19. :-0 and 21
Weakness, and Restoration of Life
Pot co In old and young men. No
vvoin-out Fiench icinedy, contains no
Phosphoious or oth-r hat infill drugs.
It Is a WONDHIIFCL TjtHATMHNT.
Magical In its clfects ixistlvo ln Its
cuie. All readnrs, who nio sulfetlng
fiom a vxeaknebs that blights their I
life, causing that mental and physical i
kutteiing peculiar to Lost Manhood,,
should xxrlto to the STATU MHDICAL ;
COMPANY. Suite- 717, Rang) Dullding. I
Omaha. Neb. and they vxlll te-ncl vou I
absolutely PP.KU. a valuable paper on
these dlseai-es, nnd postlve. juoofs of
their truly MAUICAL THHATMHNT.
Thousands of men. who have lost all
hope ot a cure tire- being icstored by
them to a perfect condition
This MAGICAL TlinATMHNT may
bo taken at homo undor their ellrec
tlonp, or they will pay inllioad faro
nnd hotel bills to nl who piefer to go
thcie for tieatment, if they fall to
cine. Thoy nio perfectly lellable;
hnvo no Freo Prescriptions, Freo Cure.
Froo Sample, or C. O. D. fake. They
havo $2;,0,000 capltul. and guaianlen to
euro oveiy caso they treat or refund
every dollar; or their chniges may bo
deposited In n bank to bo paid to tlftn
when a cure Is effected. Wilto thorn
today
FRANK T OKP.LL. ATTORN'P.Y-AT-iJixx.
Room 5, Coal P.clinnge, Stranton,
r.i.
jXXIES W. OAK FORD. ATTilRNHY-AT.
'l"axv Rooms Ml, 515 and 5K-, board of
Trade Uulldlng.
13 P K1I.LAM. ATrORNHY-AT-LAW,
i:f) Wjomlng iixenue. Scranton, Pi
j xs J 1?" HAMIl7ri.V, ATTURNI.Y-
at-Lnx, 13 Comiioinxeolth bliltr, Seian-ton.
HOWARD W THAYHH. ATTORNEY
Rooms II and 15. Re-piibllcan bldg.
Ji:FPRHYS A- RPDDY. ATTORNIiyS-iit-laxv.
Commonwealth llul'dlng
L A WATRKS. ATTORNRY-AT-LAW,
423 Lr.okanunni uve. Seianton. Pa
C R PITVIIIIR. TTORNKY-AT-LAW,
Coninionxxciilth building Sernnton. Pa
PATTHHSON & II-'OX,
Nallonul llnnk nulldlin;.
TRADHHS'
c comhoys. .-'i sprivi: stri:ht
A. W IIKRTHOLP. Atly.. J19 Spruce St.
O R CLARK & CO. Sr.BDMRN AND
Nuueimen. stoie HO VnsWnton ave
nu , gu-eii hoiMo. 1330 North Mum ava
nile ttoro telephone, 7l2
Hotels nnd Restaurants.
THH llLIv CAFH. 1 AND 127 FRANK
lln axenue. Rates leisonable
P. ZIP.C.LDH, Propiletoi
SCRANTON IlOfSD. NKAR D L i W.
liasMiiser depot Conducted on the Hu.
i-ope.ui plan. VICTOR KOCH Prop
.Miscellaneous.
DAFHR'S OnCliraTUA-Mr3Ii FOR
ball, idcntis. partly, recetitlons, wed-dliu-s
and unci rt xxmk fuiuUtied Pop
tn-nis addicts It J Hum. eondiicto-.
117 Wxo-nlng avciiu. or itulbe-rt'a
mmio store
MWIMKllir. IlROTIinilS. PRlNTnilS'
riiuplliM, t-uvpl'-yi-" pnpe-r bags twlna.
Waiehoute. lti Wuthln-iton avemfo.
ricianton. Pa
r-RANK P HltOWN & CO, VVHOLK
wile dealers In Woo I v. sire, CoiUago and
Oil Cloth, 720 West Liikdxxrnmi ave
THOMAS AFIIRF.y HNPP.RT Ac
countant and nudiioi Rooms 19 and 20,
Williams' Uul.dinB, oi-poslte postolllce.
Ajjent for tin P.e Plre HMiiihuUher
Detectives.
uXft uinTTT M'su'TiT-iNP. y7"com monT
wealth building lute relate Heuet Sui
vleo A8lll''
I'lilltillH.
THH TRHIPNIl PIlRLISIUNa CO.
Noith Waj.li'nBtfn uvenui'-Llnotypo
ompositlon ot nil kind qiijrkly done.
Facilities uiisuiiMMdxl In this region.