THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE- TUESDAY. MARCH f, 1898.
CARBONDALE.
IThe Carbondnie correspondence of Tho
Trlbtina lms been placed In the hands of
Mr. 0. n. Munn, Salem avonuo and
Church street, to whom newn Items may
lie addrenscd. All lomplnlnts an to Ir
regular delivery, etc., should bo made to
W. J. Roberts, news neent.
BAPTISTS' CELEBRATION.
Iiirgcly Attended Services 1'crtntnluc
to the Cnldcti Jiilillnn.
The golden jubilee set vices ot the
Borenn Hapttut church are lielns larBc
ly attended. Tho llrst onu vvns hold
Sunday morning and the lurstor, Hev.
T. K. Jepson, preached from this tet:
And yo Hlinll hallow the fifteenth year,
. shall bo a Jubilee unto you.
The seinion was eloquently delivered
Ind Its subject matter vvum Instinctive
Tincl helpful to tho members of the fold.
Sunday evening a llllile school ami
Vounff Ppople'-J Jubilee service wiu
held. Many appropriate songs won
Ming, assisted by the orchestra. Xamei
of prominent Haptlst woikers In tho
past history of the world were men
tioned. Uaptlst murtyii were enumcr
nted. Miss Maud James recited a Jubi
lee poem A ituoHtlon cxculso of the
junlois brought out many fuctp.
A history of tho Bible sciinol vni pie
paied and lend by A. S. Lew-nip. A
lilstory ot Young People' Society Chris
tian Endeavor by Freeman Tallmah
and a hWtorylot the Junior oclety bv
Miss Carrie Genry vveie listened to
with Interest The pastor gave a brief
history of Sunday schools In general.
The exercises weir- biought lit n rlo-p
by tho laige congregation ."lnglntf
"Lovalty to ChllM, ' led by the choll.
Tn the course of the oenlng Mrs Good
win and Mlfc Kllzabeth New Ion sang
a prettv duet
The eleeoiatlnir coininltlee, eonslst
Ing of Mrs. Kva M. Smith. Mrs. O. I,.
T'tley, A. Turnbull and Joseph Robin
son, assisted by Mr. Hendricks, llorKt,
had the auditorium tlnely decorated
with running lnes, potted plants of
rare beauty and beautiful palms very
tastefully uii.mged
The decorations will remain during
the lemulnlng sessions ot the jubilee.
Last evening a chinch reunion was
held In the chapel, vvlieie lefieslimentH
were served ff'p. An enjoyable social
time wns bad and many lnteietlng and
edifying leliglous tNpeilenres were re
lated Following is the piogi.inune tuv to
day jpniL,i:i: or ohoanmsoation.
2?fl p. m. Prove r and in.ilse ervlct.
Scrlptuie sending Talm Cb
Prnyer.
Hymn "Christ's Dominion," ..'J
Bv Lucy .Toslln
(Deacon of thi church for thlitv-fru
icnrs )
"The Women Helpers In Out Chuicli,"
Bv I.uev Joslln
Hymn "Tho Paints of the Lord." col,
Address By W. J. Ford, pastor Oietu
Itidge Baptist church.
Hymn "Am I a Soldier of the Cios " 430
BVllNINCJ-UNION JUBILEH SCIlVICn
7.3() Organ prelude.
lljran, "Tho Church's One roundatlon."
CIS.
Itesponslvo icudlng.
Prayer.
Hymn "Jesus Still Lead On " 3i'i.
Pffertory anthem Choir.
"-ini from city pastors.
Jliatles Iec
, - tor of I'll st J'rexbyterlun church
f Jlt,. Ji. A. Pluee,
Pastor of Methodist elmicli.
Bev. W A Beerher.
Pastor Second Presbyterian church.
Address Rev. W. a. Wutklns,
Pastor Providenco Baptist, Scranton.
"Pastorate of Last Decade.,'
Hymn "Tho New Jerusalem " 411.
THEATRICAL REVIVAL.
Mnny (Jood Plnys Will Follow tho
Lull .ow llemg Experienced.
Manager Byrm has tnken occasion
to have the opera house renovated
during this lull which is soon to be
followed by n theatrical revival which
will have for its principal attractions
the best plavs of the season.
The week of March 7 will see a lound
of plays gixen by Van Osten's company
supporting the three stars. Inez Alecus
Jeer, Wlllaid I.ce and Marlon Miliar d.
Theie ate twenty-two people in the
company liebldes a lady orchestra of
eight parformtrs who were with the big
production of "Miss Philadelphia" last
yeai
On the Monday following, February
14, comes the greatest of our operatic
treats of the season when the "Isle of
Champagne" will be kIvpii here. The
leading soprano of the company is Miss
Katherine Germalne who made suth a
great success with the Whitney opera
company heie last winter Supporting
her Is that well known comedian
ltlchatd Golden of "Old Jed Piouty"
fame. The company Is a large nnd
brilliant one and the scenery they car
ry is bv Walter Buridge and Klchard
Marstnn.
On the 21st comes the ever welcome
Chnuncey Olcott In his new piece,
"Sweet InnlBcaua," and it is the most
tuneful plctuesque and successful play
he has ever put on On the 22nd comes
"A Trip to Coon Town" with Lloyd
Glbts, lenoi, and Cole and Johnbon,
comedians, who will be remembered
ob members of the "Black Patti" com
pany. On the- 2Sth tomes tho Ethel
Tuiker repertolr company tor ono week
nnd they nlso carry a ladles' oichestra.
ALMOST A CENTENARIAN.
Death ol Mr. Kliinbuth llnnnicker,
A geil Ninety-n hie Ycnri.
Mis. Elizabeth Hunsicker, of College
vllle, grandmother of Mis. J. S Nlles,
of this city, died at her home Friday
afternoon nt the age of 3 veats, 3
months and 7 days. She was In entlio
control of her mental faculties up to
the last
She was th wife of Bev Abraham
Hunslcker, a bishop of the Mennonlte
church, und prominent in educational
Trprk.
Her descendants numbered at tho
HI THE EDGE OF A DOLLAR
doesn't look so big as the face of it. i
the WOtnatl wlin illva cmn tnw lim.r.
f t - -
at her inotipv pili'pwicp Tli vrtMi .. .
values lier money as tv
Washing
and ha lotnethlng to
worn met) uua
Liiergeii pacuBge
Tlie N, IC, KlrT)nU Coinjiaiijr,
ObtcifO. BI.LkiqU NawYork.
Boiton.
time ot the family reunion, a year ago
last November, 5) giandchlldtcnr 79
groat-grand children and 13 great-gieat-grandchlldrcn,
making a total
of 117. Mr. Itunslcker died on January
12, 1872.
THE IIOSB BURST.
Coiincilnicn Discuss the Test Mnde lit
tlm llondrlrk Works.
Ono of tho most Important matters
brought before common council last
evening Mas the leport of Fire Chief
Mollltt on the test of tho iceently pur
chased hose. The test was made at
the Hcndtlekn works nnd many lengths
burst at a pressure of 300 pounds, while
It was guaranteed to stand 400 pounds
and wcur five years, regardless of the
core lecelved.
Ppon questioning, tho the chief ad
mitted that the iltst gauge used In the
testing was Inaccurate, the hand fluc
tuating between 300 tind M0 pounds
without any material change of pres
ume. Mr. Vannnn, the agent, through
whom llu liose was purchased, de
manded another gauge, but uh the
gauges were inueh at variance It wus
not determined which was correct.
Inasmuch as the Hendtlck people
I wcie unsuccessful bidders on the hose.
I Hinm of the rouncllmon thought It was
i n poor place to have It terted. Mr.
iColwell suggested that exputs be en
I goged to dii the wolk.
I Council finally decided to deter ne
Itluu until the company's repiesentalUe
reaches the eitj.
, The rlty fathers ntnj ilie chief were
unduly ngltuted. The manufacturer's
I ate undoubtedly responsible nnd will
I not expect the cltj to accept anything
! thnt falls shoit ot the lequlrementa of
the Kiiaiantco.
A temonstrance ngnlnst the pioposed
stwer on upper Canaan was received.
All tlie nliutting piopeity owneis suvo
one had signed It and that means death
to the piojiet.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mrs. Clullt, of Baltimore, Mar viand
widow of Hev. J. 13. Oault, n pastor of
the llerean Hnptist church in '73 nnd
71. came heie to attend the Jubilee.
She Is a guest of Mrs. A P. Traut
wein Sunday a sun was born to Mr. and
Mr- William Hnnklns, at the homo
of Mr. Hanklns' parent", Mr. and
Mrs V W. Watt
Mrs. P. 1'. .Moflitt, of Seventh ave
nue, is entertaining her mother, Mrs
Stephen ?Iaroney, of Susquehanna.
Miss Minnie Bcwen is spending u
week with' Mis. AV. M. Lathrop at Pat
er son, N. J.
Annies Hlltllerford, of the iilnlic store,
is on a business ttlp to New York.
Mr nnd Mis C. S. Kimball will go
to rioilda tills week.
Mr. and Mrs Curtis J Hniiington, of
Nov York city, ute vMtlng the for
mer's mother, Mr. Frames Kaster, on
South Chinch street
John Sullivan, a plumber In the em
ploy of Vin Bergen fie Co for a milli
ner of yens past, resigned his position
Satuulay evening to embark Irr busi
ness for himself.
The St Vincent do Paul society ac
knowledges the folohving donations:
Knights of Fnther Mathew. $23; C. M.
JI. A., $2.-.; St. Hose T. A. B. s-ocietv, $10.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Itoiilcs to Celebrate St. David's Day.
Coming i:titertiiiiimciits-lvrsonnl
Notes.
This evening the members of the
True Ivorltes, No. 7, of this plnee, will
honor St. David's anniversary by hold
ing an entertainment in the Welsh Con
gregational church. The committee on
proginmme say that it will excel any
of Its kind held by this society for n
number of years. It has been decided by
the committee to charge the small ad
mission fee of five and ten cents for
children nnd adults respectfully. Tho
following is the programme: Organ
selection, Mls Nellie Taylor; address
by chnirmnn, Bev. II. II. IlnrrK D.
1).; opening song, T. Dewitt Bdwards;
Welsh tecltatlon, Daniel Bvan.s; duet
(selected), Misses Davis and Grilllths;
nddtesx, "Iforiaeth," Rev. J. M Lloyd;
solo (selected), David Smith; recitation,
David D. Grilllths, alto solo, Miss Ol
wen Howells, recitation. Miss Louisa
Nicholas, solo, John J. Moigans; reci
tation (selected), Lizzie Lewis; solo,
David Davis, address, "Dewl Sant,"
Rev. Ivor Thomas, soprano solo, Mrs.
Bobert Llewellyn, nddrc-s In history
on Lodge No. 7, Jacob J. Jones; tenor
Kilo, Prof. Ddwln Bow en; solo, Edmund
Jones.
The employes of tho Aichbald col
lleiy will recehe their pay for Febru
ary today.
Tlie committee who are working for
the state council session of the Junior
Older I'nlted Ameiienn Mechanics,
which will Ijo held at Scranton In 1899.
will meet Wednesday 'evening at tho
rooms of Patriotic council. No. S2, Jr.
O. lT. A. M . at South Scranton lu Hart
man's hall. All mernbeis of council
No SI, of this town, ate lenuested to
be present.
One case of dlphthei'la and one case
of seal let fevei were teported to the
hoaid of health yesterday.
A jnand entettalnment and bocial
will be held nt the Calvary Baptist
church on March 12, under the auspices
of the Ladles' Aid society. An excel
lent programme is being prepared for
tho event. A prize will be given for
the best recitation of "Tho Thtee
Fishei." The contest is for children
only.
Tho reports from the bedside of Mas
ter Alfred, son of Dr. und Mrs. J. L.
Giitllths, last evening Is that he is im
proving Dr. J. W. Ilouser is attend
ing him.
Mrs. Albert Spargle. of Stroudsburg,
Is the guest of her sistei, Mis. Fiank
Lowry, of this place
The Delawute. Lackawanna and
Western collieries will work four and
five-eighth duys this week
Hev M J Wfttklns, of Factoiyvllle,
was tho guest of his mother Mrs. W.
jt wxi Wl tlUUSV 1
ell as her streugtli uses
Powdir.
iliow for her labor beside
puir or rouitn liuiiaa.
vreaieai economy.
rmudtlpbU.
y
JONAS LONG'S SONS.
t
Dress Goods, Domestics, Groceries
npWOUSANDS OF PEOPLE carried away bargains from every floor of this store yesterday. Thousands more will
ji we ve Dargams to otter. I old you bunclay and yesterday that you d realize what a week of bargains meant. Today'
we said. Today's buyers will find inducements to buv zood coods for less monev bv a half than has ever hepn 1;
ton. We mean this. And vou II acree with us.
..
Four hundred busy clerks find employment in the "Big"
us to cany on a great business to buv big stocks cheap for
find such a condition elsewhere ?
Dress Goods and Silks. Bottom Prices on Groceries. "'Domesticand
Dress Goods
plaids for thlldienV
One lot of bright
waists, eight cents vnlue,
at
Five case tweed suit
ings in veiv htvllsli and
dnssy two-toned color ef
fects, rood value nt 1.V,
special nt
2M) pieces or 42-liuh
Scotch pelib'o suitings, in
big assortment of color
ings, nil the newest
similes, wen Ih GOc, at
fi4-lii-ii nil-wool diagonal
and fancy i heck suitings
desliable -l'or seivice.ible
use In till the newest
Spring mixtures, v.oilh
fully 70r yird. nt
Ill) plecei bilk and v.nol
faiieiea, nil the hhw mi I
Silk
ttilleh
8
... ..
w.
"tore
.'can
3flc
and desired coloilngs.woitlt
Id
every c.'iit ot "Cc yard,
special nt
57 pieces c ls-lneli all
wool armuie suitings the
correct dt.'iM tiibtli ''or
Spring weal. Thee com
In all the to De-desired
shades, and von pay I.J'i
a jar el for tl.eni in any
store. Here while tn. y
Inst at
JU fttln Ducbens puio silk
' iipetli ciunlltj, worth l
d,
, 10
puie
quality,
15,000 Rolls of
JONAS LONG'S SONS
W. Wntkins, of Grove street, yester
day, Harry Harlow o has taken up his resi
dence on the. farm teeently occupied
by James Taylor, near Pyne branch.
The farm will bo worked by the Dela
waie, Lackawanna and Western com
pany, who Is Its owner.
Mrs. Grimth Price, of Hyde Park,
was the guest of relatives In this place
yesterday.
PECKVILLE.
Mrs. Oliver Glanvlllc and fumlly de
sire to thank all those who so kindly
nsslsted them during their recent be
reavement. A cry Interesting and profitable In
stitute was held at the Callcnder Mem
orial chape 1, Blakely, Teb. 2G. Tho build
lug was well tilled at an early hour by
teachers, directors, patrons and visitors.
At 1 13 p. m. the Institute was called to
order by the chairman, Miss C. A. Ken
yon, principal of tho IUakcly borough
schools. S W. Watklns, of Olyphant,
led tho Institute In it, song. Tho chair
man then Introduced Professor E. L.
Kemp, professor of psychology nnd ped
agogy at tho Dust Stroudsburg Stato
Normal school, who discoursed on tho
subject of "lleuding."
County Superintendent J. C Taylor ad
dressed tho institute on "Spoiling and
Teaching." This excellent address was
followed by a song, with posing accom
paniments by Miss Wlnchell's claiis.whlch
was very pleasing. Professor J. A.
Moyleg, principal of Wlnton schools, took
up tho subject of "Stocks nnd Uonds,"
which he made both Interesting and In
structive. Ilhea Simpson then entertain
ed tho nudlenco by reciting "Mary Ann."
City Superintendent George Howell, of
Scranton, gave nn address on "Words."
Language Is tho medium through which
wo obtain Impressions. Professor Howoll
gave many Interesting facts about the
lilstory of some of our common words
He closed his able address by quoting
at length from Mackintosh's "Trlbuto to
Words." The institute was entertained
by a humorous recltallun by Grace
Hughes. Professor M. W. Cummlngs,
principal of the Olyphant schools,' gavo
11 very Interesting talk on "The Uevolu-
tlon Maps and colored pencils wero
passed and the Institute- asked to trace
I with him tho routes and victories of the
I two armies. His talk wus extremely In
tiTestlng and gave evidence of a very
I comprehensive knowledge of tho subject
Tho institute was led In a song by
Professor Wntkins, after which it ad
journed to meet at the Olyphant Central
1 school sometime In March, llerthu G.
Williams, secictarj.
AROHBALD.
A small dwelling house owned and occu
pied by ThomaB Murphy, of Itock Ter
race, was burned to the ground yesterday
morning. Tho alarm wus given nt 9.30
o'clock and tho hose company was soon
on tho scene. Tho fire Jiad gained such
headway, however, that it was Impossi
ble to savo the building and It, with Its
contents, was destroyed Mr. Murphy
was at work when tlm lire started. He
had bought the house only a few months
ago and Its destruction 1 u serious lots
to him The cause of the tiro Is not
known
Tho funeral of tho late P J.Coollcan
took place on Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Hundreds of acquaintances of
tho deceatcd assembled at his home to
do him limit honor and In tho assemblago
every part of the valley was represent
ed. Bervlces over tho remains wero held
at St. Thomas' chinch by Uov. T J.
fomerford Interment took place In the
Catholic cemetery The pallbearers wero
Captain C. C. Uattenberg, Patrick Duf
fy and ThomaB Malone, representing
I.eut. James G. Stephens' post, Grand
Army of tho Republic, of which the de
ceased was n member nnd Y J, O'Boyle,
Max Sjielcher nnd J. H. White, repre
senting Archbald conclave, Improved Or
der of Heptasophs. This society aUo
presented a. beautiful floral pteco which
was carried by W H. lirennan and Fred
Unde. I
Veru, tlm e-yenr-old clttld of Mrs, John
Drown, died of membraneous croup on
Sunday morning. She had been ill only
a few days nnd her death was unexpect
ed, The funei til took place yesterday nf
ternoon. Tho little ono was the oldest
of two chlldien, and had endeared her
self to her companions by a winning
manner und singular sweetness of cllspo-sltlon.
I
JONAS LONG'S SONS.
A Week of Great
u IJ
Specials
I Our Silk Department gives pus-
. 'tomirs gient pleasure In shop-
$r (pltij;. New goods In the best
'woives are here at prices less
than you'd expect i.o pay, and
J. .S. special blend of choice
coffee?, per pound 23c !
4i His for 1.00
llest Java and Mocha cof
fee, per pound ...i 3Jc
Aurora Cotfe oiv line, in
the bean only, per pkg.... lie
Tllo coffee, choice 12c
Choicest ereameiy. butter,
by the tub 21c
limnr- thnn vml Vinen tn
. .. . ....... ..w.. .. .. .
pay elsewhere for the same
qualities. One featuie of this sill:
Is the excellent light; you
clearly so to match the!
Hest dairy
U must delicate shades
i 2."i pieces all-silk blaek
hiocade Oros Otaln, new
designs, tegular 7uc quul- KQC
Laid, Silver Maple, I01b pall 7.o
Full crearn cheese, per lb.... l.'c
California picnic Hum?, per
lb v O
Fancy sugar cured h.ini, lb Slic
''alt baron, par lb 720
Salt mackerel,-fat fish. No.
2, 10-lb kits 1 ID
Sardines In oil, domestic,
6 cans 2'.o
1'iunp", laigj and meaty,
per 11) Sc
L,ooso Muscatel laislus, per
lb po
Cleaned currants, 1-lb pkg.. 9c
Leghorn citron, 1-lb pkg.... 1LV
Mother's crushed oats, 2-lb
l'kg So
Hulled oats, S lbs for 2"c
BASEMENT
lt, at JU
10 pleu"s brocaded
changeable Taffeta, In n
vailety of .styles, legu- fQC
l.rr 71c, at HO
pieces of 4-lrreh black
C9C
at
piece! blaCk TarTeta,
silk, heavy lustllng (AC
49
worth 7i1c, nt
3,000 yards Novelty Silks,
beautiful pink's, stripe:
"ftC'iind checks jmre silk nnd irtC
I J Iworth SI yaici, nt OJ
Fine White Back
MOSCOW.
Professor II. II. Martin and family
spent Sunday with relatives at Jermyn.
Miss Ruth Gardiner nnd Coral Betz, of
Wyoming seminary, spent Sunday with
Miss Ruth's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.
11 Gardiner.
Mis. Florence Petton was in Scranton
Monday.
Godfiey Kolb, ot Scranton, visited
friends hero Sunday.
All members of tho Womans' Relief
corps aro requested to be present at their
regular meeting Wednesday, March 2
C. H. Travis called on ills son, Dr.
Travis, at Stroudsburg, Saturday.
Mtss Augusta Gerhart io suffering from
la grippe.
TREATMENT
FOR WEAK MEN.
TRIAL WITHOUT EXPENSE.
Tho famous Appliance nnd Remedies of
the Erlo Medical Co. now fur the nrst time
offered on trial without expense to any
honest man. Not a dollar to be paid
la advance Cure Effects of Errors
or Excesses in Old or Young. Manhood
Fully Restored. How to Enlarge and
Strenirtheu Weak, Undeveloped Portions
ot Body. Absolutely unfailing Home
Treatment. No C. O. D. or other sohemo.
A plain offer by a firm of high standing.
ERIE MEDICAL COsiSSS:
MOR
Frequently; scrub occa
sionally. Scrubbing is
hard work, but mopping
with
The
Cinchbar
Mopstick
Is quite cany almost a
pnHtlinn and tlie result U
exquisite clenullnetH.
Iho price of the Cinch
bnr Mopntlok Is 'J A cents.
It U worth u dollar.
Order of) our dealer.
THE KEYSTONE
KINDLING WOOD AND
CARPET CLEANING CO.
Are now prepared to deliver kindling wood
by the barrel made from seasoned hurd
wood, also wood for grates at prices
within the reach of all. 'Iry a buriel
und seethe convenience of having this Indl
sppnslulu article ready at band for Instant
use
Older books may be found at the following
pluces:
Ur.CKKIl'S PHARMACY, 107 N. Main
uvenue.
JirKI.NlV MKATMARKFT, OOl I.acko.
11 A. PIF.RCK'S MARKET, 702 Adams.
GRKKX KIDUK MJMHKRCO,
11KKHS IIARDWARF. 8T0RK .V. Main
avenue.
Or at the Fuetory,
1740 DICKSON AVENUE
Orders (or carpet cleaning received ufter
March 1st.
WOLF & WENZEL,
Ho Adams Ave., Opp. Court Rous-.
PRACTICAL TINNERS and PLUMBERS
Bole Afc-euts for Rlcbardson-ISoyntoa'j
Furnaces and Ranges.
HP
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Si
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JONAS LONG'S SONS.
when vou see the coods and the
Store. The business demands it. Cash for goods operates to our advantage. It enables
cash. It enables you to save money on everything you buy. Fact ! Where will you
t
Corn starch, pkg 5c
Fnnc C'orollna ilco, oer lb 0l,4c
New buckwhent honey, per
per pkg Sc
Prepared buckwheat, per
pkg 12c
Pancake flour, per pkg flc
Solid old-packed Tomatoes
per dozen cans 1.00
Sweet corn, New York state
(Franklin brand) per doz.. S'Oc
butter, by the tub 19c
Fnily June Peas (Nantlcoke
brand) per dozen 30c
Taney Maine succotash
(P.tiby biand) per dozen.. l.JS
Fancy Maine sugar com
(Ituby brand) jier dozen .. 1 21
Cnlifoi na asparagus, per
can 21c
Crnkers bodas, ginger and
oyster crackers, G lb for , 23c
Coffee cakes, 4 lbs for 23q
Armour's soap, 10 cakes for J"c
Lenox soap, 7 enkes fcr .... 23o
White Chief, 6 cakes fcr.... 2"c
Laundry staich, peril) 4'o
IXL starch, per package.. Se
French blue, per box Sc
Pearllne, per package tic
Potash, per can
Wall Paper at
Finest Solderless 1 8k
Wedding Rings. The new
Tiffany Style.
Wedding Presents
-IN-
Fine Sterling Silverware,
Rich Cut Glass,
Clocks, &c,
Our optician, Mr. Adams, can fit
all cases of defective vision. Prices
very reasonable.
130 Wyomini Av3.
SPRIN6 HATS
On Sale Now
at
Conrad's
The
niller& Stetson
Agency.
305 Lacka. Ave.
NEW YORK HOTELS.
The St. Denis
Brosdway and Eleventh St., New York.
Opp. elrace Church. -Europcsn Plan.
Rooms $i,oo a bay and Upwards.
in a tnodast and unobtrusive way there are
ttrr bettor conducted hotels In the metropolis
than the St Denis.
Tho great popu'arity it has acquired oan
readily be traced to its unique loiatlnn, lu
homelike atmosphere, the peculiar ezcellanoe
of Its eulslue ana sarrlce, and its Try modsr.
ate prices
WILLIAM TAYLOR AND SON.
WESTMINSTER HOTEL,
Cor. Sixteenth St and Irvlog Place,
NEW YORK.
AMERICAN PLAN, $3.50 Per
Day nnd Upwards.
EUROPEAN PLAN, $1.50 Per
Duy und Upwards.
IRCraUHO NELL
!E0, MURRAY, Proprietor.
JONAS LONG'S SONS.
Promise
J , .... . --
nrices attached to them.
100 extra double-bed size
,Vhlti Spreads, heinnud
iforuse.'; handsome Marseil
les designs; roguhir price
$1, this week
.100 double-bed size White
Spreads hemmed; hand-
somo borders nnd centeis;
sold legularly nt tl.r.o.
This week at
Two case of best quality
Apron Glnghnm, in lltt.
styles ot checks and
plalcise very eoncelvubli
coloilng. Sou know what
such ginghams are iisuull)
woi lb. Prices this vel;
per ynid
i')0 pieces of beiutlful
Diess Olrighams, lino cuinl-
Ity and 30 dlffeient designs
of plaids checks and
stilper. Woith by ever
t ill" fctnndard 12'c per jd,
this veek nt
30 pieces of 27-Inch line
quality Percale", woith
7'kC, this week at
11 0 pieces
blenched Crash,
this week at ....
lS-lnch
Special
'Jc
LACKAWANNA AVENUE
TWO CENTS
ATTEND TO YOUR EYES NOW
byenlgiit preserved and beiulucbes pre
ented by liuvlni: your ojea properly und
KClentlflcally examined und titled. Byes
examined free. The inteit styles of 8poc
tacles und oyeg'asscs at the loueit price?.
DR. SHIMBERG,
305 Spruce Street.
LADIES
Glenn your Kid Gloves with MIM.KK'S
GLOVKINK. For s.Ue only by Me.irs .V Mil.
ceo, lieudquurters for clreised und undressed
Kid gloves In nil the most deslrubie sliudes.
THE
ilOSIC POWDER CO
Rooms 1 ami 2, Coiu'llli RTirg.
SCRANTON. iX
Alining and Blasting
POWDER
Miulout Mooslonud Ilusbdale Works
LAHLIN & RAND POWDKR CO'S
ORANGE GUN POWDER
Kteetrlo Ituttcrles, rioctrlo Exploders,
for explodlns blusts, Safe-ty I-use nnd
Repiuno Chenical Co's
IIIU1I ,
LACKAWANNA
MANUFACTURERS OF
mil Timber cut to order on short notice. Hardwood Mine KniH
sawed to uniform lengths constantly on Iran it. I'ccled 11 unlock
Prop Timber promptly Furnished.
MILLS At Cross Pork, Potter Co.. on the UurTulo nnd Susquc
'runna Kailroud. At Mlnii, Potter County. Pit., on Condors port, and
Port Allegany Kailroud. Cnpticlty-400.000 feet per dny.
GHNEHAL OFFICE-llonrd of Trude Utiildiug, Scranton, Pa.
Telephone No. 4011.
THE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO
SCRANTON AND WILKES-BARRE, PA.. Manufacturers of
luinuumeiii uiiuuiuuj
HOISTING AND PUMPING MACHINERY.
For Sals
by JOHN H- PHELPS, Pharmacist, cor. WvCmlna vnuo arid1
Sprue
street.
JONAS LONG'S SONS.
in
do likewise today fo1'
s prices will confirm all
:nnwn hpfnrn in frrnn-
'(vawaxsiw WV.11111
Linens-Bargains
200 pieces of extra An"
quality J6-lticli Kngllsh
.Percales Very hni.d-
JClM'me designs and colors.
' Keguliit price 12'c 'Ibis
Week .. ,
loo pUs.es ilin iiuttlity
,yic
89
p( white' Lace Lavni; alsu
' . Vlnl... u.t..... .....1 .tn.1..
urn ni, niiiTi iijn Jiunn,
You'd gladly pay ten cents
foi tliL" good". This
week
"0 plu'es of line Outing
Flnuuels In new Stiring
4!
u:
):IC
)1
stjles wcltli 7c. Tills week
;IC
200 piece etra tine (lut
ing Flannels. In laige and
varied iihsiutinent of de
signs and nihil s. U'cith
10 i ents Tills week
4f
rtfCi "1 l,'t'tl-w "n, quality
J'j Duck, plain white and sol
id colois Wortli 12MiC
This week
9-lC
, 2 'M'es of beautiful
white chick 'nln'oks. in
1HC. odd lengths, iveiy yatd
ii v..ith S cents. This vvebk
Gs?
iJC
hie
-)1
Per Double Roll.
HERCULES
ASBESTOS PIPE COVERING
Tho Most I'erfi'ct Institution.
Applied by
WARREN-EHRET COMPANY
I'ontrnutorK foi
Ehret's Slag Roofing,
311 Washington Avenue
A GREAT OFFER
.. 11 V .,
uermanla Wine Celtara,
lldmniondsport and
Khelms, N Y
Wo are det or mined to
utrodiicj our goods
union.: the very best peo
0 In he country, and
we cm se no hotter wuy
of doing this tlm n by sell,
i),' them u case of our
Kuoils, rontulnim; eleven
bittles of vvl'ie und ono
bottle of our oxtm tins
double - dlntlil9d (lruns
tirandy, ut one-hnlf Its no.
111.11 t'osi. upon re
ceipt ot $',.ou w
Mill Nend to any
lender of this paper
one ruse of our
Kot Is, till tlrst-uluss
und put up lu eie
(suit stjle, ussorted
us lotions'
I nt but, eirand Im.
peri.it ec e.hum.
pane.
I it but. Delaware.
1 it. hot. Hlcllu0'.
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liiului
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Khii ry.
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uueiin,
1 ot bot. lm Grapa
llrandv
Ibis oiler Is inuda
nuiluly to Introduid
out Urand Imperial
f'ii
bee Chumpagne und
our line double-ills.
tilled Urape Uranily This cue of uooils is
etrered ut about one-half Its uctual rst nnd
It will pletse us If our friends und . Itroui
will take advantage of this Hud help u Intro
duce our foods. "
LUMBER 00..
CJHNURAU OPFICI!. SCRANTON. PA.
When In doubt what to use .for
Nervous Debility. Loss of Power,
Impotencv .Atrophy, Varicocele and
rhcr weaknetsei, from toy cauic,
uk Scxlne l'llls. Drains checked
and full vigor quickly restorld,
lfBflMteil ofc trklti rwnll CkUltr.
MaitedfortloOiOboxes$i.OO. WitV
(3X0 orders wi ctre a nuarantee to , (
euro or rotund iheraoney.Addmrk:
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