THE SOT7ANTON TRIBUNE-WEDNESDAY MOIimm. DEO EMBER 8. 13!7. s mt $M SCHOOL DEPOSITS A SUCCESS. Iclcit Put Into I'ructlcc Monday in No. 10 CllOill. The "small deposit" Mm which was ittojitlv Introduced anion tho jiupIN iittundliiR No. l'J Hiliool by tho iilnel liiil, Jll .TosMo l.cc. .in a .count of wlili li appeared exclusively In Tho Tilbmip iccently, was fully launched on Mniuluy and nab attended with ll.lttrritlK MIHiCH". . Tho attondaiico tit No. 1? I about uflO puplli and out niv-llflli if that niini bci made 11 iliinlt. Tho order of do imidloi was finm one iuill In tho prl uuuy department to 21 pupiN out of -IJ in the uiiiulii.il'i loom. Tho aiuoiintH handed In lans-vl from em i out to ono dolla.. Yestetday the sum 1. 1 J1.V.U nn iloiinxll.-d In tin West Mde IwnU and two pupil who ilppcwlt d $1 each hn-.o iom-IvoI lh'lr deposit book'!. Am I'ltfli of tho other dcpolt (ii s i.'iuh tho M mink In their saviiiKH tluy will be Rlwn a hook. Alt unity bum!. oiRi'rno N dlsplajod aiiioiiR tin pupils to bo th- proud pos t.cn.sc r of a "bank book." Th" ldoi of the value of nioi.uy. tho prlnolplo of llulft. and tin Unnwlod.:o of business nifalrs In a 'mall ivnv ai Instilled into tho ihUd' mind bv thl simple method. Miss Loos and lift assistants are nir.it- lv pitieu nv ino iiiiu npiireci iiion and undetstandlnc of tin li Inlontlona by tho luteins of tie- pupils and think . that In a "hint time all tin pupils will ... I he itoposttois. iJVeiy juotuuy tne ue- posits ale i welted and duly credited, lioth at the school and In nit, to n"h little maid and master who sees lit to lint' prepare lor a rainy daw Who mii --ay but tint fciimc dny, borne pupil nay thus be enabled to obtain a eolkvo location, which' lrilght otherwise be mi lnipossiblllt. by thu t.ikhit; caie of iiie trlllns, or follow Int, tho axiom that ' little diops of water make the mighty em al, etc." ACCIDENT WHILE HUNTING. Three l!o, Had an Experience on tho W est Mountain. Thief buK, whose apes ranRe fiom lfi to 10 j eats, three Runs, onp doR and one l.ibblt form the east of ch.il .11 tus ot what mlRht have been a tuiRedy, h'tl was only a scrlo-eomh with a back giottnd of woudland. Tho f-i one wat stayed on the Wst Moun tain, nnd the time was 10 30 Monday in unlnR IMwaul and James Ret"-e und John Phillliis went on a huntlUR trip and suiieediiiR in staitlnR a r.ibblt, which Jllkd the bieast of Phillips with o citemuit. Ho was armed with a tlo beit lllle. a fortunate cln uni.stnni e for James Hoc-e. Johnnie caught a glimpse of tile labblt and stntted after It. James i an tow aid him and they came l.Rither. Johnnie's Run went off and James oiled with pain. The ball, which was a small one, enteied the InjuiHl lad's riRht thumb and Imbed ded itsell in the bone He had, for Mime leahon or other, tlirutt his hand Into his shlit, and the bullet, which we.uld hae entered his boel near tho pit of the stomach with probably fatal lesults, was fast In this thumb The- bos leturned home nnd Dr 51 J. Williams dressed tjie wound, uf- te- extracting the bullet. The Iteese bojE aio sons of Philip Kefe, of 120S I Globe Warebotee M f P I-or the first time during the present season, we bring Furs piominently to the front, As usual, we are thoroughly in earnest and have not only provided A Large Display But have added additional interest by ollcring TIIK 1JEST FUU VAM'KS that has or cm be olfeied during the entire Winter. We :peak advisedly in this matter, and our reasons for so doing will beeailv understood. The Fur Season vvun us is always asnori one, ana we nave determined that in place ol carrying over a few ot this thing and the other, far on into the spring, as has been the case hitherto, and then slaughter ing them, that the whole range will be OFFERED AT THE LOWEST 1MUCK NOW, and done with it. See Our New Fur Collarettes Plain, Comfortable shapes, very diessy creations, swell collar ettes, with long tabs and tails, etc., etc'. These come in anything from the common Coney seals to the finest Martins, Martins and Persian Lamb combined, etc., etc. Fur Capes In nt'W shades, popular kits, perfect making and trimming, and values that have never even been appioached. Fur Trimmed Garments Oui line of these is complete in every detail. Theic never has been a season when they were more in demand, and as we have leached the period when cut prices aie general, fur trimmed gar ments of all kinds can be bought for much less money now than en Her in the .season. Globe Warehouse and City Hampton street, and Phillips Is a son of John Phillips, also of Hampton sttc t. THE LAST MHKT1N6 Tho i.sDCctlvo candidates v'ho will batllo for tho scvernl milieu nt the disposal of tho Fourth waid lcldenls. mot for tho last time at T. P. Jones' lull on Ninth Main avenue, last own ing. Wllll-im .1. Thomas pioslded and Kvnn P. IXivIs noted m sccietniy. The tlaR ticket, which had been Rolun out b tho printing committee, was" mill niittel nnd accepted. It v. as act-ed tint all should support the ones illusi on at tho caucus Saturday afternoon, Uco. 11, at 4 o'clock A motion was posted which epro"4d tho uppieeln tlon of nil present o tho notices Riven thorn by The Tribune while -jircpniliiB for thp fiay. Tho ticket which will h" subinltlcd to vv.iul residents Is as fol Im.s: S'elcet council, William .1. Thomas Simon Thomas and l'vnu P Davis; common council, William V. ririlllths William W. Hnns and Chrt- I tophor Robot tson; reulster of voters. J list CllSUlll, IJ.lVItl It. Jinn's unu OcorRP Obeidoifei; Judco of election. Minor W'oiilon; liipctor of clc-ctlon, Harry Dckor, Second district, rec tor of otois, H A. Jones; JuiIro of olectlon, Jacob Sihumach'or. Thlid dl lf, tAtrliitni' ,,f rlnrs. lllialll " - - rhnilos Henrv Nicholas and J-dward Wllllann, Judge of election. William J William. and HurIi V llllam-: In- ......... .... C ntnntlnn T7.-.I .If, Tlr.-H fl ,2 flllll iiector of election, Robert Thomas and Howell Phillips Fourth dlstilct, ior isler of voters, Frederick Da. Is; JudRo of election, John tiloyrt; lnsi cctor of election, William W. Hopkins. PLHASANT IJNTEIITAINMHNT. Th'e members ot the lllblo class, tnuRht by Miss Amanda NIcholls, nt the Washburn Stivet Presbjteilan Sabbath school entertained tholr f i lends at a buecossful bcnctlt affair Inst cwuliiR, conducted nt the resi dence of Miss I-tlia Porter, 12S Meil dlan street. The class is omuo&cci ot ounR ladles, who were assisted by a. class of younR men taught by Mis Nicholls tit the Penn Avenue Paptlst Sabbath school Tho affair which was lor the benefit of the Washburn Stieet Piesbterian church, was laiRely at tended. An Impiomptu programme w.is carried out. The exercises con sisted of a vocal duet by the Misses Crice and Anna Hose, violin and cor net duet by William Allen and William Stanton; slolln and piano duet by the Mlses '"lata and Augusta Long; lec itatlons by tho Mis-ses Leila Pcrtcr and mile Browning, and a ocal selection bv. Miss Giace Koc, accompanied by William Stanton on the comet. Oames, ote , were parts of tho evening's en joyment. An Interesting and novel featui' was the awarding of two prizes for tho best and poorest answer tr, co given eiuestlons, the answer be to twenty given questions, tho answer being tho name of a city. Miss Mattle Moars captured ' O'Hoolihan, the P.00 bv " Later refreshments weto s-ervd by the young ladies, of the clas. 1!K STOLH A SHIRT, Joseph Flm, ot Pateison, N. J, was committed to the county Jail ypstcrdiy morrlng In default of 2W ball on a charge of larcenj, lirefened by Night Watchman Themis Giimths of the Suburban Ccntral ltulhoad of New Jersey sta tion Tho defendant w is .incited by Patrolman Peters early yestetday tnotiiliiR on West Lacluiunnnn nvpiiue and was rIvjh a heatliiR bofotp Alder man D.ivles. Finn had stolen a neR IIrpo shlit ftom u clothesline In front of the dwelling house near the corner of f-'oenlli nnd West Linden street, formeily cill-d tho "RIhIiik Sun." His next attempt nt theft was a fail ure. Ho tried to art away with tho (Vntinl railroad freight house senleu. but was foiled by the appearance of tl'C watchman. Whj he wanted the scales is a mystery, unices It was for the puipoHf of asoertalnlnR the .weight of tho tolon i-lilrt or to estlmfttc the exact "iiornilty of his cilme. The first suit'ilso is still n nutter of doubt, but the aldeimau settled the second the ory nnd Mr. Finn will have to appear bcfoio court. ST. l.KO'S ANNUAL BALL. The twelfth tniiunl affair of St. Leo'.s battalion was liold last otenlng In St. David's hall nnd without any excep tion was the most pei feet affair the memb't.s of this popular organization have ever given The appointments In regards to decorations, teceptlon and music were beyond criticism and the huge numbers of filcnds of the battal ion who attended were enthusiastic In their praise. From a central and prominent part of tho cellliiR was liniiRliiR the handsome prize banner of tho Catholic Total Abstinence union, won by the battalion at the national contention hold heio In August last. Haih chandelier wns adorned with buntlnR. The decorations of the hall were done by a committee ot the soci ety, consisting ot Thomas Gilroy.James Murtha. Thomas nnd Cornelius Cole man. John Gaughan, Itobcrt McNIcho las, Patilck McAudrow, Patrick Toole and Michael Flaherty. James Murphy acted as master of ceremonies and Daniel Regan was nhsistant. Miss Nel lie Cm ran provided the music for tho twenty-four dance numbers. PHUSONAI, MIJNTION. Jits. William Morgan, of Archbald stroot, is giadually lecoveilne from a piotractcd Illness. Dr. and Mis I. H. Gibhs of South Main avenue, have as their Rtiests, If-bert and rredcilck O'Byrne, of New Inik city Mis H. 1, Hallott. of North Rpbeca avenue, Is enteitalnliiR Mrs. George Pi own, of Mt Pooono. The Misses Marpatet Edwards, Flor emo Glbbs and Ella Williams, of this side, have icturned fiom a visit to New Y01 k city. Charles Pltchhr, of North Fllmore avenue, formerly of the Leader, has accepted a position with P. J. McCann, of North Main avenue. Miss IJersIe Davis, daughter of Evan P. Davis, candidate for seleet council in the Fouith wuri, held the lucky number that won a beiutlful rocktr given by Joyce the West Lackawanna avenue butcher. Mrs. Hugh Janus, of Noith Jfaln avenue, is ill. Miss Mamie Thomas, of Lafayette treet, is the guest of West Plttston lrlends. IJ. J Neville, of ralrvlew avenue. Is In Elmlra. Mis R. J. Hughes of North Hromloy ntenue, is entertaining Miss Elizabeth Jones, of Plttston. Aithur, the infant child of .John E. Lew' Is. of South Hyde Paik avenue, is Rieatly Improved. The child of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Llb b, of Noith Main avenue, Is seriously 111. MiNort ni:vs NOTHS. Tho ladlts of I'rldt of the Electric City Iods .N'o S Ladles or tho Golden Eagle, .lll conduct an entertainment ard soe'lal ut the lesldtncc of Mrs. II. S. Jae-ol s, 14i:i Iafactte stieet, Friday eventiiK next Admission Is IP, cents ard the jiulillc aie cordially Invited to attend. Olllccts for the ensuinc term will be elected by the numheis of the Simp son chanter uf the Simpson Kpworth League Thmday e., enlnpfat their leg ular meeting in the church purlor. A full attendance of the member of the "Washburn Stieet Piosbyterian Sabbath .school is rcejuestcd this even In (? at the chinch The annual elec tion of olllceis of the school occur.! and It Is nccepsiiiy for the school to bo fully represented. John I;. Lewis of 21S South Hyde I'aik avenude, wishes to extend hla thanks to the many friends for the kind Intei est displaed by them dutlnfr his iccent sad beieavcment by the death of his wife, A special niec'tlntr of the Anthracite Oleo club Mill be held this evening at T. V. Jones' hall, on Noith Main ave nue, and .1 full attendance of mem bers) Is 111 Red Ilulncss of iinpoitaiie,, Is to be consldeied. A ic'BUlar nieetlnsr of the Oxfoid Mine Accidental fund was held Mon day evenltiK In St Loo's hall, on North Main avenue. S. J Lewis pieslded, and considerable ljuIne3 was gone through with. The affairs of the fund are In an excellent state under tho capable miinasement of the present ofllceis. The members boast that they have the strongest, lu'nd, financially, hereabouts. Hyde Patk lodge. No. .106 Knights of Pythias which meets regularly In Masonic hall, Is enjoying good fortune. The membeiship of the lodge Is In creased nearly every meeting by sev eral Initiation". Jonn P Jones of Kynoh street, was, at rested last evening by Patrolman Paul on a wunant Issued from Alder man Moses' ofllce. on a charge of Iar cenv, preferred by Robeit P. Jones, of Dumnore. Mr. Jones will have a hear ing this mor'nlnc The AVest Side board of tiade did not hold n session last evening as usu al, no eiunrum being present, many of tho tnembets being unavoidably de tained elfwheio. President A II. Holmes will r all the nevt meeting fcomctlmo during the week. Furniture and heater foi sale at 1I2J "Washbuni street. MchtSidc lliisinnsv Directory. BECOND HAND I'URNITURE-Cah for anything you have to sell. Furniture, Btoves, Tools, etc Call and aec the nock of J. C. Klnr. Ti to 70a West tiictu awanna avenue MRS FENTON. CLAIRVOYANT AND prbenologlut, 412 North Main avenue. SOUTH SCKANI'O.N. A special inotheiR' tneetintr will be held Wednesday afternoon at the South Side Youii Woiiien'B tlhiistlin ui-tia-elation rooms All mothers nte cor dlally invited to come, nnd lnliiK their scissors as this Is to be a "rat; bee." Col. U H. Ripple will deliver ones of his inlcre'stlns: lct-turvH ut tho Ccdur Avenue Methodist Kplscopal church on Friday evenlnc, Dec. 10, The Junior Maennerchor Is prepar ing for 11 reception to ho held tho Monday following Christina: The at tendance will bo made up chiefly by the members The committee In ehaiRe Is Charles Lever, John Rurk house, Otto HoblnBon, William Zel maie and Eugene Toule. The Knights of St. George, a recent ly organized but ilourlshltiR society, has elected the following officers: J. Pftcr Rink, director; August Rehner, Piesldcnt: Josenh Alhrccht, vice pres ident; Edwanl E Klos, secretary and treasmer; M. Wetter, sergeant-at-nims The society Is nlso preparing foi Its first annlwisary. The commit tee of ntrangcmentH Is: Joseph L. Al hiechl. Joseph Newhouse, Jr, August ,T. Rehnei, James F Host, H. Ctock enbciger, M. Wetter and Christian Snyder The affairs will take place at St. Maiy's hall, Dec 24. Tho receipts ot the Thanksgiving night entpitnlnmenl bv the membcts of St Irene's T. A. H society was $170. It will be used In the fund for the erection of a new church In St. John's patlsh. Division H. A. O. H are preparing to glte an entertainment In St. John's chutch ChilHtmoK nlRht. RoarltiR Hiook eonclave. Imptoved Order of Heptasophs, held their Instal lation In Stoi rs' hall Inst evening. Miss Miiigurot McClaln, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McClaln. of Cedar avenue, nnd John J. Loggln will be man led In St. Joseph's church, Ml nookn, Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Lewis Glllosple, of Rlnghamton, weio guests Sunday of Mr. and Mis. Harry Klaumlnzer, of Plttston avenue NORTH SCRANTON NEWS. Installation of the Rev. Horace Peck oieras Pastor of the Puritan Congrcgatinnal Church. The Hew Horace PecUovei was yes terday installed pastor of the Puritan Congregational church. The sei vices In connection with the Installation weie formally opened In the main au ditorium eif the church at 2 30 o'clock when pastois representing the north eastern association of Congregational churches met in session to pas upon tho availability of Mr. Pcckovei to be come pastor of the congregation. The Rev. .1. T. Morris ol Wllkes-Barie, was chosen e halt man and Rev. D. L. Davis ncted in the capacity of secie Uiry. The call extended to Mr. Peck over by the ingre(.atlon was read by their repicsontathe. H J. Richard" The Rev nr. T. W. Jones of Phila delphia, was selected by the associa tion to glc the charge which was re sponded to In an l)io manner bv Mr. Peckovei. After all questions had been satlsfactorih answered Ml. Peekover was received Into the association. The evening erv1cci bojran at 7.30 o'clrck anl Ihe church presented an ad mirable apiienrance, the spice sur rounding the palplt being dotted with petted plants and flowers. The word "Welcome" In laige gold letteis adorn ed the wall Immediately aboe the pul pit. The Rev. D L Davis, of W'llkes Rarre, acted as chairman of the even ing, and called upon Rev. Dr. R. S. Jones, of the Welsh Congregational church, who opened the meeting with a sho-t prajer, followed by the read ing of the scripture by the Rev. Mr. Davis Rev. J J. K. Fletcher, ot West ritts tuii. then stepped foi ward and extend ed the right hand of fellowship to Mr. Peekover on behalf of the association. Ills remarks left a uronounecd effect upon the large audience. The Installation prayer was- said by the Rev. Dr. T. W Jones, of Philadel phia, and was followed "by the Rev. D. L. Dnvles, who had been selected to give the charco on behalf of the pastor. Mr. Davis spoke words of encourage ment nnd wished the new pastor un bounded success The Rev. J. T. Mor ris, of Wilkes-Rarre, delivered the ad dress on behalf of the congregation. The remainder of the time v. as tak en up in addi esses by the pastors of the seveial churches of this part of the city. MINI: ACCIDENTS Robert Devlns a dilver bov in the Dickson mine, ".as seilously hurt about the head and fac- yestjrdiy while en deavoring to couple e-ars while they wcie In motion In his hurry he failed to notice that one of the cars was minus i-umners which' was the caue of his mishap. He was taken to his home on Nay Aug avenue. John Ciaer, an employe of the Diek-on mln-', was the ictim of n vide us mule jesterday morning. He had occasion to pass the animal and while so doing he ventuied too near to the mule's feet. In an instant he re ceived a l.ick In the stomach that may be Attended by serious lesults. OFFICERS ULCCTKD. Tho follow Ins were elected ofllceis for the ensuing year at a meeting of Mani'iette council, Young Men's Insti tute, last evening. Picsident, Joseph i:ur.s first vice piesldcnt, James riannl-Mn: second vice Picsident, R F. SliMlin, ivcot diner secrclaij, R. F. O'Ltoylo, financial secretary, Trank Cliik; corresponding secretin y, P. l Cannon; tieasurer, James J. Flvnn; inside sentinel, John Flnnerty: outside sentinel, R. Augustus McLeod; execu tive 'ommlttee, J J. Hlgglus, Patrick Fiynn, J. r Murtaugh, Thomas Hea ley, Joseph McAndrew. of a oi:n'i:ral naturh. Mis Aithur Depew. of North Main avenue, Is cntertalnlii'i Mis. Chailes Kllngle. of lUrtonville, Monroe count,. Tho tneinbeis of the Senior Young People's society of tho Wavne Avenue Haptixt ehuieli have chosen the fol lowing to 1111 the society's otllces for the coming cai President Mis. W R. Owens, leo piesldent. Thomas Har Thpr i ft I Class of People Who arc injured by tho use of coffee. Recently there has bean placed in nil tjie grocery stotcs a new preparation called OKAIN-O, nuulo of puro ri ains.that takes tho place of coffee. The most elelieato stomach icceives it without distiess, and but few can tell it lrom coffee. It tloci not cost over as much. Children may drink it with great benefit 15 cents and s$ cents per puekagc. Try it. Ask for GRAIN-O, TW Grain0 ! SOME FOOLISH PEOPLE Allow a cough to run until It gets be ond tho rench of medicine. They often My, "Oh, It will wenr away." but In most cases It wears them nwny Could they be Induced to try the successful medicine called Kemp's Ilulsnm, which Is sold on a positive guarantee, to cure. they would Immediately see the excellent effect after Inking the llrst dose. Prion 25c. nnd 00c. Trial size free. Atnll drug gists. MKUVOUH TIlOl'IIM's: ALL KINDS irte Krro bonk li cll'cdwlth Anlinnl llxtrncts. lulls now. WAS1IIM11U.V UlIK.MIU.VIi CO., Washington, 1). c. SCRANTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. Music, Fina Arts, Languages. Adams Ave. and Linden St. ris; secretaiy, W T. Thomas: treas urer, David Clravllle; devotional com mittee, Henrv Rvans. Thomas Reese, Maiy Leonaul; choiistoi, George Da vis, orcanlst, Maiy A. Davis. A vol j Interesting entei talnment was glien last evening In the North Main Avenue Raptlst chuich. Tho af f.iii was in charge of young girls, who acquitted themselves ciedltably. The funeral of Mrs Cathetlne Clark v as held jesterday afternoon from her late homo on West Matket utreet Th" remains weio taken to the Holy Hoscry church ut which tilace services of mi Impressivo character weie conducted by tho Rev. P. F. Lvnott. The iloial offerlntrs were exquisite Interment was made in Hyde Park Catholic cem etery. The Ladles' Aid society of the Puri tan Congregational church will con duct a fae and festival In Company II urmoty on Dec 13, 1R and 17, Rot n To Mr. and Mis iJeorge Davis, of Leggetts street, n son. There Is to l,i a meeting of tho Father Whltti soclty at their rooms tomonow evening. It is earnestly re quested that all members attend as there will be thtc prominent speak ers ftom neighboring societies present who will deliver addi esses A social session will be followed, lnteispersed with musical selections after which ft smoker Will lc enjoyed dunmorf:. The luneral of the late Mrs. F.ury i!ic Rrown was held yesterday after noon from her late residence on Shoe maker avenue, and was largely at tended. The serviceH were conducted bv th" Rev. A. II n'Neil and Rev. W. F. OibLons Intei ment was mal In Di.miioie cemetery. Mrs. Rrown wis l joins of age, and was one of Uun tnore's c.idest residents She leaves a ho3t of f 1 lends to mourn hcr Iosj Mr. and Mis, A. D Rlacklngton are now occupying their new residence on Rim street, which Is one of the most beautiful in town. The Ladles' Temperance society held their regular monthly meeting last evening. I. P. Dolph Is very 111 at his home on North Rlakcly street. Mr. Dolph Is over SO eais of age, and one of the oldest lesldcnts ot Dunmore. He held the ofllce of borough constable for many years. Oscar Yot will leave today for Phil adelphia, wheie he will spend several das buying goods for the holiday tiade For Men, Women, Bo3's, Misses and Children at prices impossible to other houses. Big bargains for everybody, We invite you to call and ex amine our goods before bti' iug elsewhere, and make our store your headquarters. Remember, there is no trouble to show goods and you will surely save money by it. The acknowledged cheap est wholesale and re tail shoe dealer. 307 Lacka. Ave. DAVIDOW A. E, ROGERS, Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, , Jewelry and Silverware, ' Novelties and Specialties FOR m 1 STMAS Bric-a-Brac, Fine China, Cut Glassware, Lamps, Onyx Tables, In endless vatietv, The later production always found in our as- fcbi tment. We are now showing the finest line of China ever exhibited in rich and cheap decorations. 213 LACKAWANNA AVENUE, TRIUMPH Warm air furnace, solid cast radia tor, sectional fire 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 THOS. F. LEONARD 6U5 LuiUuwuuua Ave , fcjcr.iu.lou. tfOBHHB Professional Directory. Advertisements Under This Heal $5 Per Line Per Year. Physicians and Surecons. DR. KAY. :W Penn av e., 1-3 and 7-9 1 n. Diseases of women, children, le.ephone. DR. RATESON, 337 N WASHINGTON avenue, 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. DR. C. L rilBY. SCRANTON SAVINGS Bank blldg, J.'S Wjomlng avenue. MARY A. SHEPHERD. M. D., HOME- opathlst, No. 2:8 Adums avenues DR A. TRAPOLD. SPECIALIST .IN Diseases of Women, corner joining avenue and Spiucc stieet. cr,a"t?" or; flco hours, Thursday and Saturdays, J a. m. to 0 p. m. DR. W. i: ALLEN. 512 NORTH WASH Ington avenue. DR. L M GATES. ROOMS SOT AND 208 Board of Trade building. Ollico hours, 8 to 9 a. m . 2 to 3 and 7 to 8 p 1J-. Rcsl denco 309 Madison .avenue DR C. L TRKAS. SPECIALIST IN Rupture. Trus3 I'ittlnp- and I; at Reduc tion. Otllcc telephone 1363 Hours: 10 to l. 2 to 4, 7 to 9, DR S. W. L'AMOREAITN. OrFICE 231 Adams. Residence, Ills Mulberry. Chron ic Jleeascs. lunK. heart, kidneys, nnd senlto-urlnary organs a. s-peclaltj. Hours 1 to 4 p. m W G ROOK VETERINARY SUR ceon Horses, Cattle an 1 Dogs treated Hospital, 124 Linden street, bcraiiton. Telephone 2C72. Lawyers. D. I! REPLOOLE. ATTORNEY-LOANS negotiated on real estate security Meais building, coiner Washington ave nue and Spruce street WARREN KNAPP, ATTORNEYS and Counellors-at-Lvvv, Ropub.lcan building, Washington avenue, Scranton, Pa. WATSON. DIEIIL, HALL & KDM.MER ER Attoineys anel Counsollors-at-Law, Traders' National Banlt Building, rooms 0, 7, 8, 9 and 10. third floor JAMES H TORREY, ATTORNEY AND Counsellor at Law Rooms 413 and 414 Commonwealth Building rRANK E BOYLE ATTORNEY AND counsellor-at-lnvv Burr building, rooms 13 and 14, Washington avenue. JI'SSl'P & JESSl'P. ATTORNEYS AND Counsellors ut law, Commonwealth building. Washington avenue. ALFRED HAND. WILLIAM J HAND. Attorneys and Counsellors, Common wealth building. Rooms 19, 20 and 21. PRANK T OKELL. ATTORNEV-AT-Liw Room 5, Coal Exchange, Scranton, i . JAMES W OAKFORD, ATTORNEY-AT-Law Rooms 514, 313 and 316, Board of Trade nulldliiB. n F KILLAM. ATTORNEV-AT-LAW, 120 Wyoming avenue. Scranton. Pi JA8 J iT" HAMILTON. ATTORNEY-cit-Law, 13 Commonwealth bldg , Scran ton EDWARD W THAYER, ATTORNEY Rooms 11 and 13, Republican bldg. JEFFREYS & Rl'DDY. ATTORNEYS-at-law. Commonwealth Rul'dlnft L A WATRES. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. 423 LficUawanin avo, Sernnton. Pa C R PITCHER. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Commonwealth building, Scranton, Pa PATTERSON & WILCOX, National Bank Building TRADERS' C COMKCY8. 121 SPRl'CE STREET. A wTmrRTHOLF. Atty . 319 Spruce St Detective HAIUUNU & M'SWEENl-JY, i.'OJIJIOS wealth building. Interstate Secret Ser vice Agency IlUi JEWELER. TIB Arcliitsst I'ERCIVAL J. MORRIS, Hoard of Trade Building. ARCHITECT. EDWARD H. DAVIS. ARCHITECT. Rooms 24, 23 and 2o, Commonwealth bulldlnjr, Scrjnton. E. L. WALTER. ARCHITECT. OrFICE rear of G(W Washington avenue. LEWIS HANCOCK. JR., ARCHITECT, 431 Spruce St . cor. Wash, ave , Scramon. TREDER1CK L. BROWN. ARCHITECT, Price Bulldlnff, 12ii Washington avenuo, Scranton. T. I. LACEY &. SON, ARCIRTECTS, Traders' National Bank. Dentists. DR. I. O. LYMAN, 325 N. WASHINGTON avenue. DR. P. street. L. M'GRAW, 303 SPRUCE DR. H. F. REYNOLDS, OPP. P. O, DR. C. C. LAL'BACH. 115 Wjomlng ave. WELCOME C SNOVER. 421 LACKA wanna ave. Hours. 9 to 1 and 2 to 5 Dressmaker. MRS M, E DAVIS, E0 Adams avenue M'irj Screens. JOS. Kl'ETTEL. REAR 'ill LACKA wanna avenue, Scranton, Pa manufac turer of Who Screens. Schools. school or the lackawanna, Scranton, Pa. Courses preparatory to college, law, medicine or business Opens September 13. Send for cntalouue. Rev Thomas M. Cann, LL D. Walter H. Buell, A. M. Seed. a R. CLARK & CO, SEEDMDN AND Nurserymen, store 140 Washington ave nue; green hnue, 1330 North Main ave nue; store telephone, 782 Hotels ami Kcsttiitrants. THE ELK CAFE. 123 AND 127 FRANK lln avenue. Rates teasonable P KIEOLKK, Proprlctoi SCRANTON HOUSE. NEAR D . L i W. passenger depot Conducted on tho Eu ropean pHn. VICTOR KOCH. Prop .Miscellaneous. nAt'ER'S ORCHESTRA-Ml'SIC FOR balls, picnic, partle-, rereptlons, wed dings and concert work furnished For terms address R. J Bauer conduetn-, 117 Wyoming avenue, over Hulberts muftc store MEOARCJEF. BROTHERS. PRINTERS' supplies, envelopes., piper bags, twine Warehouse. 130 Washington avenue, Scranton, Pa PRANK P BROWN & CO WHOLE wile dealers In Woodwurc. Cordage and Oil Cloth. 720 West Lickavvanna av THOMAS Al'llREY. EXPERT AC countnut and audltni Rooms 19 and 20, Williams' Bui ding opposite poEtonVe. Agent for tho Re. Fire Extlliguishct Printing. the tribcs'i: publishinq co". North Washlnnton avenue I.lnotypa e'oinposltlou of hII Kinds quickly clone. Facilities unsurpassed in this region. (
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