iTHE SCRANTON TlvijtfblNE.
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SATURDAY, FEtmUAHY C, 1898.
iKS
AN INJUNCTION
Would Restrain the Capitol Commission
from Awarding Contract.
PETITION TO DAUPHIN COURTS
i'lio Hcuuost CombtUtoil hv Couiuol
for tho Commission, Who Insists
that It is nu Intorlcroiico With the
Rights ot tho JiOBlslnturo--Tho
Mnttt-r Will He Argued on Wednes
day. Hnrrlshurir, FVb. 4. Attorney Oett
cml McCormlck today huurIU liy pie
llmlimry Injunction to .strain the
tapltol building cuinmlslon from
uwmdinc tho contract for the orcfi
tlon of n ennltol at Its meeting next
Monday. Tho petition for the injunc
tion u8 presented to the Dauphin
county court by tho attorney general
accompanied by a request that Auditor
Onoiiil Mylln bo lcutinlutd from Is
Milnjr warrants and State Ttoasurer
Haywood fiom paying money for work
done undrr uny such contracts.
The petition was comlmttod by coun
sel for the commlslon, who Insisted
that It way un Interference With tlie
1 iplits f the lst3lature and might
l'nnUe impossible the consttuctlon of
a caplAol in time for the next session
of Hie lfjjlslatuie Attorney General
McConnluIc denied that there woh any
Intent to delay bnilUiliK operations and
contendftel that then' Is nothing to pre
vent the t nininlwJoh trom opening bids
next Monday, nftcr which thf- proposalx
Will h.ive to bo considered for some
time. DuiliiK tills inteinils.slon the
matter could be argued before the
(hum. If the eommlfsluii wt'to right,
lie wild, he wanted it to t?o on and if
vroptv it iih his duty to (.tqii fui
tlier pKuoidlntj. The couit retn.Ukcd
,1 hat it was a mutter of grave import -mup
to tlie stute and one which would
iiltliriatc ly corre before the (Uiwroinu
court, to which counsel nhscntcd Af
t"i cotiHUltntlon it was agreed, with
out issuing a preliminary injunction
that the matter should lit' argued next
Wednesday morning, meinwhlle the
. i ommisfslon will lecelve bids, 'but will
Mint nwnrd a eontrnct. The petition
i ets forth that the commission purpos
es of building a state house in viola
tion of the act providing for such
Mructuie.
MILKMAID BOUND AND GAQQGD.
Neighbors round Her Alter llohbcrs
Had 1'lcd with llooty.
Shamokln, Ta., Feb. 4. While Miss
I.ydia Yarllnc. lay bound and gngged
In her homo, in the Mahantongo Valley
last evening, two strange men ran
sacked the houco in search for money,
appropriating $S0, nil that they weie
able to find.
Miss Taiilng encountered four
strange men in a sleigh as she was
returning to the house from the stables,
after completing the evening dairy
work. One of the men requested a
drink of milk from the pall she was
carrying, and two of them followed her
Into the house, ostensibly for the milk
with which she agreed to favor them.
They were evidently aware that she
was tho only occupant of the house, and
knocking her down, bound her securely
and fastened a gag In her mouth.
In this condition Miss Yarllng was
found by neighbors some time after the
robbers had departed. She Is In a criti
cal condition from nervous shock.
ASSAILANT FACES HIS VICTIM.
Trnuk Hall Convictod for Ilrutnl At
tnck'on Miss .llusgrovc.
West Chester, Pa., Feb. 4. Frank
Hall, the colored man, who committed
an assault, with attempt to outrage, on
Miss Margaret Musgrove, at Devon, last
fall, was convicted this morning, after
a two days' trial. Miss Musgrove Is an
attractive young woman of twenty
four, employed In the family of Dr.
Charles Sajous, ex-consul- to Belgium.
The assault was committed after night
fall on a public road near her em
ployer's home.
She was most cruelly treated by Hall,
and in the struggle her clothes were
almost torn from her body. Her mouth
was horribly lacerated by the fingers
of her assailant In his vain attempt to
stifle her cries, which finally caused
him to abandon the attack.
ABRAM STALEY DEAD.
He Had Children nnd Grcnt Grand
Children by the Score.
Chambersburg, To., Feb. 4. Abram
Rtaley died suddenly nt his home nt
New Baltimore today, aged 102 years.
Staley camo to this country from Eng
land in 1R00. By trade he was a well
digger, but In Mb leisure time was an
ardent sportsman. In politics he was
a Democrat, and until some years ago
would walk nine miles to each elec
tion. He had nine children, C3 grandchil
dren, 1(!5 great grandchildren, and elev
en great-great-grandehlldrcn. He was
always temperate, but used tobacco
until 20 years ago, Hi8 father lived to
the age of 107 years.
TROUBLE AT CAN0NSBURQ.
The Ilenth of an Old l.ndy Attrl
bntpil to I'nltli CurUtH.
Cnnonshurff, Pa., Felj. 4. This town
Is In a ferment of excitement over the
death Thursday evenlnf? ot Mrs. J. O.
Whiteside, an old and highly respected
jnember ol this community. The old
lady died In convulsions while belntr
mended by faith curists, who It Is al
leged, refused to call In a regular pliys
Iclaji, a burial permit was refused
by tha.autliarlties until the coroner had
Investigated the cane. After a lonij
atid" thorough inveattBatlon Into the
e;echa
njuju
Kor
liouH nhd Nervoui DlnOrders iiuch as AVlnd and Puln In the Stoniucli, Kick Headache,
,i.Vsh. EullneKa nndRu-olllnir nncr meaN. Dizziness and Diovrslnes. (;old (')iUIk. I'IiihIi-
,..' .Vleilt. I.oih (if AniTiptllc. Klirirlni'Ks nf
ribb
ii?hed iVeP I'rlahtful DieumsandallNcrouHaii(lTreuibllni: hcmiutlnns, iVe., when tlieho
ivmntmuI,'uiedbycoiiwtlimtiou,wiinoHtoftlieiiiare. THU l-IRSI' DOSU WILL OIVI1
MI'I ilJP "n TW1-NTY MINUTES. ThU U no llctlon. Every sullerer Is earnestly linlted to
lry6nelK)5r'rUieH0llu'Hntl,hi;' will be acknowledged tu be
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE-
nppC..M'S PILLS, taken as dliected, will quickly restore, femules to coinpletii health.
'They pranipw removo obstructions or li regularities of the system. I'or u
.WEAK SJDMACH, IMPAIRED
Hay l".Uat McdlclV " th W.d,
WITHQ'J A- TITVATj.
KRn. ul itrni "', or will bo sent by U. H.
tJew
i? VorkAioat S. ' ul)ou ccc'Pt or price,
-1hvntlllcamPB"I--a rowaoses win an wonaers upon iue vital iirguns; sircnKiuoningiuo
MniniiiRr HvtVi restoring the long lost complexion, bringing back tlie keen edge of uppo
ma and araiuifc wltu tUB Kosebud ol llealtb the whole pliyilcul energy of tlie human
rrainn Tii.VnntJS'cUadrultteaiby thousauilsin all clusse'iof society, and one of thabent
uimrahtwitotlervOTI,n,lll,)eb"Uutcu)HU ,llls have the Lorgest bale of
matter, tho coroner's Jury tonight
brought in tho following verdict: "We
find that Mrs. Jennie O. Whiteside
camo to her .death from exhaustion
produced by violent Bpells wh'ile suf
fering from mental derangement. Sold
exhaustion being the- result of gross
neglect of Hev. C. II. 1'rldgeon, Miss
Kiln. McMillan and Mrs. Flora Itolll
day, who were In charge of the deceas
ed and refused or neglected to call on
n physician to give proper medical at
tention. We recommend that they bo
made to answer In court for their ne
glect." Hev. Widgeon l pastor of the First
Presbyterian clumih of this place, and
is a pronounced faith curlst.
No arrests have as yet bscn made
but ure expected soon, and as nil con
nected with the affair nre prominent
In Eoclal and icllglous circles great In
terest Is manifested In the outcome.
WYOMINfl AUDITORS.
Siirohnruo Their County Commit-
nIoupin mid Others With l?;t,-
8t)(1.18.
Wllkes-Karre. Feb. 4. The Times to
day prints the following: The audi
tors of Wyoming county have been
following the example of Controller
I.loyd of this county und yesterday af
ternoon they Hied their report, in which
they surcharged the commissioners of
that county. The report states that
the auditors deem it ndvlsable to sur
chaige the comlssloneis $3,001.21, and
nlso $291.94 to several other Individuals,
making the total sut charge $3,S00.1S.
The ilrst amount with which the
commissioners are surcharged Is $L,000
on the soldlcts' und salUrs' monument,
which stands on the couit house
square. On May 0. 1&'J7, the three com
missioners, Messrs. Wheeloek, Brown
and Chase, let a contract to Edward
Gallagher, Jr., of Philadelphia, for $9,
000 for tho erection of the monument.
Many of tho taxpayers about tho cdun-
George H. lilce ns attorneys, and tho
loners rained MersPUt
dan. On Friday. Jan. 7, the
retented their side of the story
iiiiitnro .m.i .i-nd.ind ovi.ionnn
coipmlssloner
and Jorda
people pre
to tlie uudltora and produced evldenco
to show that the same monument could
have been erected for less than $C,C00.
Tlie following comment is made In the
report lognrdlng the monument: "The
county commissioners, by their net in
making the eontrnct and paying the
money without such care and diligence
as public officers are bound to use, lose
$2,000."
The second Item with which they nro
surcharged is $1,000 on the Katonvillo
bridge. The commissioners gave n.
contract for $3,037 for tlie erection of an
iron bridge across Bowman's Creek at
Eatonville.
FIGHT A FAILURE.
Jack O'llricn Keeps Out ol Daly's
Itcach.
Philadelphia, Feb. 4. The light to
night between Jack Daly and Jack
O'Brien at the Atena proved a disap
pointment. The latter kept entirely
out of Daly's reach, notwithstanding
Daly had a sore hand. This was kept
up for the entire six duilng which
there was very little punching done on
either side. Previous to this Jeionie
Qulvely, ot this city, and Tom Wil
liams, of Australia, mixed things for
two rounds, when Williams was foiced
to quit. At the end of the first louud
Williams was very weak, but In the
second he brnced up nnd showed nerve.
Qulely, how'ever, was too much for
him and sent him to the grass seven
or eight times. Then the referee stop
ued the bout.
It was stated that the fight sched
uled for Monday night, between Steve
Flanagan and George Ross for the 103
pound championship of the fulled
States will not be nllowed to occur.
Today a number of prominent citizens
of Delaware county entered a protest
before District Attorney Schaeffer and
the latter said be would notify tho
sheriff that it wns against the' law,
nnd no doubt that official would stop
the fight.
STRANGE ACCIDENT.
Albert llnrbor's Mutilated Hody
round on Cnr Kuiiipeis.
Harrlsburg, Feb, 4. Albert Barber.
a portion of whose mutilated body was
found today on the bumpers of the St.
Louis express, was colored, single and
21 years of age. He lived In Middle
town with his motlier. Last night he
was at Hlghsplre, and when he le-
turned home about midnight, told his
mother that ho was going to Hoyal
ton. It is supposed that while return
ing home by way of the railroad this
morning he was struck by a section of
Fast Line at Branch Intersection.
HLs horribly mutilated body was dls
coveied in sections by track walkers
about C.15 this morning and woid tele
graphed to Coroner Krause, who viewed
the portions of the body and went on
to Philadelphia to Interview the mem
bers of the crew of the train striking
Barber. A far as could be learned no
person saw the accident. Barber's head,
arms and lees were severed from the
trunk and other portions of the body
badly mutilated.
Injunction Against Capitol Coiuiiiis.
moil
Ilaitlhburir, Feb. A. Attorney fiencral
McCormlck mado application to the Dau
phin county court this afternoon tor ,t
temporary Injunction to restrain tho
capltol commission from awarding tho
contract for the proposed sdnte hotiho
next Monday us Intended by Its publlo
advertisement. Tho court ordered tho
commission not to let tho contract until
after the hearing, which has been set lor
next Wednesday motnlng ut lu o'clock.
Gill I'ro.cn to Death.
Heading, l'eb. 4. Vardella Erlek, aged
22, a daughter of Ephrulm Krlck, a fni
mer, wandered from home during a fit
of melancholia and was this morning
found frozen to death lu a public ro.id
neur Jioyerstown.
llreatb. Contlvenenn. Ulotchon on theHklti. Dlk-
DIGESTION. DISORDERED LIVER
Annual Sales over 6,ooo,ooo Hoxcs.
Agent, I. V. ALLEN A CO., UUU Canal btieet
Dook free upon application.
ty took exception to the pi Ice paid and ,'Ti ", " """ "' ' V . .V
employed counsel to investigate tho ?1U'h Grip commonly selects are the
matter. The people employed SlttBer We5-B nnd urinary oratiB. It Is quite
nr,,i n,ci,im.. ri,n.i v r,r ,i 'nntutul that It should do so for these
s
"IT STILL LIVES."
AM) THUDS WITHIN THE nODlr.8
Ol' A VAST NlJMUI.lt.
Thousands of Person Still SuH'crlng
from After r.ll'nctn ot ilio rlp.
Can It lie Avoided?
"I am cured of thejrip but T do not
feel well."
Tills expression Is heard constantly.
Pet haps you, reader, have heard It and
possibly you have made It yourself. It
Is a sad fact, but a fact none the less,
that while tho grip Is bad enough and
depressing enough when In Its acute
form, It is often worse when It settles
In some part of the body and continues
to destroy the health and ruin the life.
Doctor Lombard, In speaking on this
subject recently said:
"It is a well-known fact, admitted
by pit doctors, that grip does settle In
the body and biing distressing effects
long after It Is apparently cured. Cut
tho doctors do not always say Just
whero It usually settles. It should be
are the very organsthat are overwork-
jd In trying , drive the g.ip out of
"'V1?" and natu,ray.
wollpd. they are weakened and become
an easy prey for disease."
When thefce delicate but most Im
portant organs are attacked in their
weakened condition, they cannot throw
the grip from the system without help
good help strong help reliable help.
But, you ask, where can such assist
ance bo secured? Tho question Is not
an easy one. Many things will help
the kidneys, urinary nnd female or
gans temporarily, but It is not tempor
ary help that they need. They lequlro
something strong, something that will i
reize the grip and cast It out forever. I
Ordinary medicines will not accomplish. I
thl. It requires a scientific discovery
something out of the ordinary some- i
thing that can be iepended upon ab
solutely. There Is, so far as we know,
so fur as tho rclentlfio woild knows,
but one remedy th'at fills this require
ment. That remely Is Warner's Safe
Cure. It wns tho most potent factor
In conquering the grip In Europe, and
it has been the only remedy that has
successfully removed its after-effects
in America. Ilev. Dr. Uanklu, presi
dent of Howard university, Washing
ton, D. C, says concerning this:
"I know of persons who have been
permanently cured of diseases of thu
kidneys and ndjaeent organs by the
use of Warner's Safe Cure. I know,
too, of Its being used In similar cases
by physicians of the highest standing.
This great remedy 1 wish, in tlie cause
of humanity, to recommend."
Any man or woman who is convcr
rant with tlie advance ot science, or
the piost'ets of the woild, must know I.
that this great dlc ver stands on a
high plane of Its own, far above all or
dinary medicines, "remedies" or
"cuics!" It accomplices what no oth
er medicine ever has accompllsned or
can accomplish It cures people, and,
more than all else, It removes the ter
rible after-effects which the grip has
in hundreds of cases, loaded upon tlie
weakened frames of f-o many men and i
women, 1
TAYLOR NEWS.
This Evening's Entertainment.
Services ut the Dillorunt t'hurehu.
Personal News.
Tho entertainment ut the Methodist
Episcopal chinch this evening Is not
an ordinal y magic lantern show, but
the views are thrown upon the screen
by a double stereoptlcon with dissolv
ing effects. There is nothing better be
fore tho public. This ia the third time
that Hev. Mr. Ptlsby has secured Pro
fessor Henry P. Van Llew with his
magnificent entertainment. In order
to secure good seats it will be well to
putchase tickets in advance, and be on
hand early. Tho doors will be open
at 7.1&. Admission 25 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. John 13. Evans arid
Mrs. Joseph Davis and daughter,
Maud, attended a reception In honor
ot Miss Jessie Lewis, of Providence,
on Thursday evening.
Preaching ut the Welsh Congrega
tional church tomorrow mt the usual
time. The pastor, Rev. t,vor Thomas,
will occupy the pulpit. All are wel
come.
Independent Older of 01 Fellows,
Xn. CfiS, will meet this evening in their
hnll, on North Main street
Mr. James Nash, of Unlonwtreet, Is
slowly recovering from his rcent ill
ness.
Services at the Calvary Kaptlst
chutch toniortow at the usual hours.
Hev. Dr. II. H. Harris will officiate.
Morning sermon at lO.no a. m., Sunday
school at 2 o'clock, Evening sermon
nt C p. m. Everybody Is welcorn,-',
Dlsttlct Deputy Mrs. Kenney, of) the
Ladles' Lodge, Daughters of Pocolon
tas, paid u fraternal visit to the1 D.
of P of this place, on Thursday ye
lling, At the Methodist Episcopal chufch
tomorrow morning Professor Henry P.
Van Llew will speak on "Signs of Ihe
Times." The evening service for to
monow only will bo at 7.S0, Instead of
7 o'clock. Sunday school at 2.15 p. m.
nnd Epworth Leugue consecration
meeting ut G o'clock.
Thomas A. Evans will keep his nes
stand open until 3 o'clock tomor-ow
(Sunday). Philadelphia and New York
papers n specialty.
The coming concert of the Talor
Silver Cornet band, which will be held
on March 17, Is the absorbing topic of
the town. The committees on differ
ent arrangements are wotklng with
might und main to mako thl3 enter
tainment one of tho very best.
Mrs. John It. Price, of Illdge street,
Is slowly recovetlng from her recent
slckne..
Attorney Morelnnd Pardoned.
Hnrrlsburg, Feb. 4. Tho pardon of exl
City Attorney William C. Morelnnd, of,
Plttsbirg, which was recommended yes
terday by tho board of pardons, wad
signed tcday by Governor Hastings,
Mm-plnr.rl was servlne: three Years In.tlui
Western penitentiary for embezzlement
of city funds. The pardon was grnpteu;
becuuse of fulling health,
qwisn
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1 buyers will come forward, on our terms,
now, before sprint; prlcei, we will sell each
member a lot; lino location; lOmluules walk
fiom court house, iw per choice "from
&l,n'.:i to 91,11(17, or we will sell hahiUotue
modern house and lot from !,02:i t,
$1,1(17. This Is a rare chance for un at true
tiartlvu heme; cheaper tuuu reut, JO.N'Es.
1111 Spruce stieet
KEYSTONE HOTEL SITE AND LOTS
adjoining at Iluwley will be ottered for
sale Eeb. II) next, nt one p. in. STOEFLET
A- SCHAl'FEK, blroiuliuurs;, l'n.
MONEY TO LOAN.
1 Advs. Under 1 his Heed One Cent a Word.
cj-'oD.oo; smio.oo; S'.'Mio.on and other
O KiiniH at six per cent. Also any sum
over RlO.llUU nt ilvo ner cent, lironintlv.
1IRUWN. aticiu-uv, lliatii1 buUdls.'
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The Cold Snap,
We will sell the balance of the
Waters' stock of Men's Heavy Driving
and Working Gloves. , Prices 25c, 50c.
and 75c. Worth more than double
these prices.
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AGENTS WANTED
Advs. Under 1 lil Mead One Celit a WorJ.
TTiENTsTmToiiTNiTw
IX llKbl burner; IUh all kerosene lanijs
and pio luces brilliant gasllghll no chlui
noy, wick oi'Hinuke; llghtnlns efler; neenls
outllt free. Itaware of parties ildvertlslnc;
Imitation'. Wo nro Kole nmnifiiutiirer'.
National llrnts Co, 1180 Ilroadnuy, Ncv
York, I
TDYTiirXT-V()l'lt l-HOTWi HAP 1 1
Aj on a butttin; lateil fad; 100 liter cent;
Biunplefree. GKOHGE E ME I. LEV, Times
building, t'hlrngo. I
"V'oe'nTS THE "AIOXAIK'U" lis THE
I best and clicupet tclophono i:sk on
thu market; retail price, lneludln "vie roll
ol paper, SI! liberal diHeount; exeluxllve tei
iltcirv W. W: HAMILTON A CO., 'Jl Milk
ptieet, lloston, iiiwx.
WANTED-AGENTS F11 GREAlTEST
' gas saving device manuiaciiiroji ut
tails 'lie. 1112 nrolltl. OLVElt DittOS.
Koebcster, N. .
A GENTS TO SELL OUR fiOC.
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door; satnplo piepald upon recclilt of
nrlce. AAlKi.lUA 01U1V.U uuua i.u
Port Huron, Mich.
KTiNDIICE-AGENTS WANTED I
flrge Illustrated book of Klondike,
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IiundrrdpnKes; price Sl.nu; oiuni toe.
(Iio-sWaTIONAL I'l'ULISHINOCO,, :
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bide ilalldlng, Chicago, III.
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7ANTED--SOLICITORS; NO DELIVEIl-
neekly; elite ajje. GLEN UUoniKltJIo
hester, N. v. I
DflV
Rochester
GEMS-WIIAT ARE YOU GOING Til
in nlmiit Safe Cltlzenshln nrlce S I. Gol
Inc bv thousands. Address NICHOLS,!
Naperville, ill
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GENTS-TO SELL OUR PRACTICAL
t.l 41 as ulnlrnl nml f.AnnUf Alonffn
OUR
iilasters; priesfrom 93 upward: nalary and
expen&cs pnid; outtlt free. Addresi, wlta
-lit 111 pi JliHHfUi iUt'M Vv. vajurufcyj
A GENTS-TO SELL CIGARS TO DEAL.
em; 825 Veekly and oxponses; experi
ence unueceFsiiy CONSOLIDATED MEG
CO., -18 Van Ililren fet., Chicago.
Van Jiuren I
SITUATIONS WANTED
O as nurse or tipetalrs girl. 0. T., care
Tribune olllce.
situation wa:Tteuiy"an"expe1n
ij lenced lrl who understand!! cooking
thoroughly; can come well recommended.
Call at OH , N. Wasb'ngton avenue.
BUHINEbS MEN-A BUS IN ESS MAN
formerly or thlN city, a real estate holder
and thoroughly lellabie, wishes a position
where responsibility asdearetul attention to
details Is requisite: Is well posted In the city
nnd Its business affairs and cau furnish re
commendations from our representative
men, also bonds if necessary. Address H,
B07 Linden street, Hcraiton, Pa.
SITUATION WANTEK-11Y A YOUNG
man, to deliver for prooery store or mar
ket: well acquainted In ,he 0"y roferenos:
steady habits. Address UMITH, 510 Irving
avenue, city.
SITUATION WANTED-HY A YOUNG
married man, willing to do any kind of
work; has had experience In dry tcoods and
grocery store, and can furnish best of refer
ences. CHARLES HTANTOV, Peckvllle, Ia,
SITUATION WANTED-hV A YOUNG
O man nf good standing; has had three
years- experience In the livery nnd under
taking business. Address WILLIAM
MICHAEL, I'eckvllle, l'a.
SITUATION WANTED-HY A MARRIED
O man, as watchman; willing to do any
kind of work. Address II, lUliB N. Wash
lngton avenue, city.
POSITION WANTED-HY A YOUNO
man as hardware clerk; bus had over
four years' experience; have no bad habits;
can furnish good references as to character
and business ability; terms reasonable. Ad
dress 1 Want U, Ttlbuue olllce.
WANTED-A SITUATION HyTsINGLE
and dry goods store or any place of trust.
Can furnish references. Address, R. O. W
liox 4, Duryea, l'a
ANTED-UY AN ELDERLY ENOL18H
lady u position as housekeeper lu a
Niuall family or as nurso to au Infant. Ad
dress c. A. M 3in Mulberry st., city.
LEGAL NOTICE.
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STATE OK JOSEPH GODFREY. LATE
li nftbu L'ltv of Scrauton. Countv of Lack
nwnnna und Statoof Pennsylvania, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that letter!)
testamentary lu the above named cs
state having been granted to the uudiM
signed, All persons having claims or da-'
mauds ngnlnat Hub said estate will present
them for payment and these Indebted theio
to will please mako Immediate payment to
JENNIE V. GODFREY, Executrix.
CHAS. II. WELLES. Solicitor.
Connolly & Wallace
Will also sell a4ot of Men's Natural
Wool and Camel's Hair Striped Under
wear, regular $1.25 grade, at 75c. each.
These are good cold weather specials.
WALLACE
127 mi 129 Washington
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CYCLES.
A Portion of Our
11898 Models!
Now on Exhibition. t
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J C. M. FLOREY, Agent, J
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222 Wyoming Avenue.
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CHIROPODIST
C'mtNsTRUNIONS AND INGROWING
nails cured without the least pain or
drawing blood. Consultation nnd advica
.clven tree. v.. n. iii.ii.ci., muupuunw
tail uicuawanna avenue, unites unouuuu
lit their resldeuce if desired. Charges moder
ate.
CITY SCAVENGER
I1.HKIGGS CLEANS l'RIVY VAULTS
nnd cess dooIs: no odor. Improved
pulnpsused. A. HRIGGS, Proprietor.
lleave orders 1100 N. Main ave., or Elckes'
drulg store, corner Adams und Mulberry.
UelrphouetlOtu.
rilVAH. COOPER, CITY" SCAVENGER
J 1AU orderH promptly attended to, day or
nlshl. All the latest appllancos. Chargos
reasonable. 710 hcrantou streeU House
ll'J&l Washburn street.
ROCK CUTTING
CAltKY 1IROS., ROCK UUT11.NU uw
trlctorH. ApplJ, CAREY IlltOS., Uox
30, Av)en, l'a.
CLAIRVOYANT.
Advs. ftJnderThl Head One Cent a word.
MRS. ArCUTLElT'oluMINE'D SPEAK,
er iVtid trance medium; sitting ilallyj
circles sJmday aud Wednesday evenings.
1UU 7 DUilnona avenue.
FINANCIAL
S'J'UAIIT & TAUDOCK.
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Iu our Mlirket Letter of last week wo
stated that "SUOAH HAS HEEN WELL
SUPPOKTElP WHENEVER IT HAS DE
PL1NED UllLOW 138. and, notwithstand
ing tho factlthnt publlo sentiment is fa
vorable to loVvcr prices, we consider Suk
ar n purchal) on every HllKht occasion."
Kvery ono wlo Is Intel ested In this stock
should send lor copy of this letter. Wo
also stated Inlthn same letter that "MAI
WHEAT OU'llHT TO ADVANCE TO
HI" and wh ilulled special attention to
NEW YORK CENTRAL und METRO-I-OLITAN
STllEET RAILWAY, which
stocks havo btVn tho leaders In the lu
cent udvunco, ITho stock mnrket at the
present time olfers an excellent oppor
tunltj for successful speculation, but
conservative ud4lees and opinions should
bo ilrst idjtalne.ll nnd so called "TIPS"
ALWAYS AVOIipKD. Our otllco Is sup
plied with the biist flnuuclnl Information
published fioml several responsible
Agencies, both InlNEW YORK and HO.S
T')N, and If you liio Interested In specu
lation wo trust tAiat you will cive us a
shuio of your pattionnKe and compare tho
results with transactions elsowheie,
"COTTON 18 CIIIIAI1." Send for
SIX PAYS IVmll KING COTTON.
STUART B.V RAD DOCK
BANKERS ArlD UROKERS.
GS 1IUOAUWAT. NEW YORK.
Ilctz nuildliKf, Phll.lidelphla.
yvnaes ijuiminir, Boston,
STUART At ll'AOUUL'K
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AMUSEMENTS.
Lyceum Theater.
Oi.Nigit Only Sat, Feb, 5.
THE IL G. HELD BIG MINSTRELS
Sixty people on the stage. Positively
the largest exhibition of tho minstrel
kind In the world. Al. G. Eleld. Hilly
Van, Tommy Donnelly, Doc Quiuley, Dan
Qulnlnn nnd 40 other minstrel celebrltleR.
Tho American und European adjunct of
(elected specialties. Ollle Youns, Jas. La
Fluer nnd the wonderful Cornalla lady
and gentleman ncrobatB, the talk of the
town wherever they have appeared. A
choir of Notre Dame Madrlfral boys. Ed
die Fox. matchless musician. Chester
Nltns' Military Hand Tho Ulggest and
Best of all Big Shows-
Sale of Beats opens Thursday, Feb. 3.
Ono NUht Only,
Tuesday Evening, Fib. 8th.
Charles Frohman
Presents Ills Funniest, Most Successful
and llcst-Played Character Comedy,
NEVER AGAIN
Interpreted by a company of Incomparable
excellence, such as secured for this play the
famous runs of six months at the Gurrlck
Theater, Now York; three months at
Hooley's Theater, Chicago; one month at
the lloston Museum.
IF f To hnve a Jolly evening ) DON'T
YOU J. To laugh for two hours r FAIL
WISH I. To koo tho best of acting) TO SEE
NEVER AGAIN.
Prices 25c, 60c. 760 and $1.00. Sale of
seats commences Feb. 5th, at 0 a. in.
Academy of Husic
Three Days Commencing February 3rd.
Usual Matinees.
Tlie famous Author-Actor,
Edward Harrigan,
and his select New York Company,
pjercntlne
Old Lavender
Vnder the management of W. J. Hanley
The most successtul character, play
ever written by Mr. Edwatd Harridan
nnd lu which ho lias appeared over J.U'K)
time. All the original souks nnd music
by tho famous composer, Dave Urnham.
ACADEMY rmCES-15, '-'3, 33. We.
Three Nights, Commencing
Monday, Feb. 7.
I'sunl Matinees,
DAINTY KATIE ROONEY
"A Chip of tho Old Ulock,"
In her latest great hit,
The 'Girl from Ireland.
A merry farce comedy In three acts. A
shower of laughs. A downpour of merri
ment. A whirlwind of fun. Produced by 11
company of comedians, singers and dancers.
"Turn down gas and whistle three times,"
Seo Katie Itoouey lu her celebrated liulta.
tlou or her famous father, the lato Pal
Rooney.
Academy Prices ioc, 25c !l6c, 50c.
Three Days, ("omiuenclug
Thursday, Feb. 10.
Special Llmltod Engagement of the
Sterling Houbrette,
MISS
LILLIAN KENNEDY
Supported by u Company of First-
class Artists, lu the Great
Luujjhublo Kurce-Comedy
The Deacon'j; Daughter.
Regular Prices,
LADIES
Clean your Kid Gloves with MILLER'S
GI.OVEINE. For sale only by Meant &. Ha.
gen, liead()iiurters for dressed and undressed
kid gloves In all the most deslrablo shades.
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