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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE- WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20. 1898.
's the
Thing- to Do
Wear Only the
Correct New
Custom Last.
Made on lasts to fit your
feet. Made of Willow Calf,
such that will please you in a
brown or chocolate shade. No
one who cares to be neatly
dressed but will be glad to
wear it. Also same styles in
m ici MLxdL
for comfort and service to be
had only in our Shapely Shoes
SPENCER,
110 SPRITK STBEET.
Tho Wllkes-Uurre Jtecora can Ijo had
In KcriMUon at tho news stands of 11.
Mcinhurt. 119 Wyoming avenue: Mac,
Lackawanna aer.ue.
CITYXOTKS.
Cards of thanks, lesulutloni or condo
lence, oliltuary poetry and the llko will
be Inserted In The Tribune only wlwn
paid Tor lu advance, at tliu rate of 10
cents u. line.
l'ay jour Ras bills loilay and save the
discount.
Common Council clerk II. C. Ilatton is
ncthiK mayor's clerk In the absence or
It. .1. He.imNh. who Is in Hnirlsbur,;.
A civil service departmental exam
ination will bo held at the pohtoiitee tills
morning at J o'clock. There are thirty
applicants to be examined.
Zlbu Van Loon was held under $300 ball
by Alderman Howe yesterday on a
I'harse of bavins embezzled $M." while em.
plujeil by the Old I'orse r.rliuul board.
Tho sale of seats lor Hie piiKiigi inent
of rinucls Wilsmi at the I.jeeum Pilday
nlBht In "Half a Kind," will open this
morning at 9 o'clock at tho l.jveum box
otlice.
Recorder of Deeds !'. W. Warlike yes
terday received from lliurNbiirg the mm.
niIKlons for tho nldermen ami Justices
of the peace of Incknv.''inu county elivt
td last spilntr.
MiurhiBe Minuses re sr.uited yester
day to Prank I'. States oml Helen Jiut
ihows. of Cu'brndaie; James .M. Clancj
any Mmy Klien ClallaRher, of Carbon
il.ile: John Jones and Jennie Harris, tt
''crnnton; nwi'Rf Mlr.irtlo and Catherine
Kocholaszltl. of oiyiliant.
UHMOCKATIC STATE COAlMITrOii.
J.uuUitvvmr.itt i)i-lci:ati s I, "It lor (In r
rt tin i z Yr-teidin
l.sii-knwuiinu s ilelesatea to the Don
ocintic btnte coiumlttie? inu tlnj?, Jlur
tin J. Caddon and ItUOiiiul J lieamlsb,
left for Ilarrlsiuiitf ychterday nftur
noun. Mr Ciiitdeii Is the it-Rulaily
elected .vuint; iic;nlir of tho htatf
comintttee ard iii. Ueamlsli i.s sub-
slltutf li"- Cii!iii.!i V. j. FliKsiinmons,
now on a trsmess tiip to Ohio, und
mIju holds euilontluls bj- leason of
linvlnii boon clialinum of the last
county committee.
.Mes.irs. Heanilt.li mid Cudden are
both itiitt-i urtiiimllcs and will oppose
Ills incivumeut for an early convention
to bo held In Pittsburg, where It is
claimed Is an undue effort to becuro
the Rubonmtorinl nomination for Colo
nel James At. Ouffey. the Allegheney
ore mini. The eppr sitiou favor Uobsrt
i:. Pattlbon.
"ill Hfsin Vny 1
Owing to the death of our senior
bishop, we have been delayed In the
opening of tho United Christian Church
"f Chtlst on Penn avenue, between New
York and Minion streets, (ireen IUdge.
AVe deslro to notify the public that we
will open our regular services on Sun
diiy, Mny 1. at which time we expect
our nowly-appointed hlshop with us,
mid qtlier prominent speakers whoso
names will appear later In our papers.
The public In general Is cordially in
vlteil to all the meetings, morning, af
ternoon and evening.
Itev. W. W. Depliins. pastor.
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Common Council Mils Hie Measure Adieu
on Third Heading.
IM.UAJDINQ INSI'HCTOK'S SALARY
Two Ordliinncat, lino mi Ainciidiiieiit
to llio I'teiteiit .Ueniurc Creating (ho
Olllce nml Another 1'rovldlng Siilnrv
Fundi, Introduced mid llrlurri'd Tor
l,rliilliic--.ev Hoard ol' Hcvlaloii
and Appeal Scion to llo i:iccleil--A
Hatch ol New .Men mi res.
At last night's adjourned meeting of
common council the new 1S98 appro
priation ordinance passed third and
final lending lu that binnch. On
Thursday evening the measure will go
to select council for concurrence.
The old tax levy ordlnnnce, a mens
uie companion to tho appropriations
and providing a revenue of $291,000,
was presented and referred for print
ing. It Is the select council's 1S9" levy
with a now tecoid number nnd It desig
nated as a common instead of u select
council ordinance. Its passage will fol
low eloiely that of the appropriations.
Mr. Keller Introduced two plumbing
measures. One was n supplement to
the ordinance now In force creating the
olllce of plumbing Inspector, the other
provides for the payment of his salary.
Knell was tcferred to committee for
printing. The cieutive ordinance makes
tin-xillice splf-suppoitlng. It provides
for the pajnient of the following
lets for tests and examinations of
plumbing plans: f 1 for a water und
smoke test on a Job under $100;
2.". cents for each additional $100
up to $1,000; for contract price of
$l.ouo oi ovi'i, a fee of HO cents addi
tional per $100 shall be charged; for all
rtpalr Jobs over $23 tho fee shall lie 25
cents.
All master pluiubeis are to be rcgls
te.'ed at an nuuunl fee of $." each, non
n sldeut plumbers at $10 each annually,
jouineymcn plumbers to be reglsteied
after passing an examination, the fee
to be $10 annually.
KXAM1XIXQ HOARD.
The building Inspector, plumbing In
spector und one member of the board
of health shall constitute the board for
examining the Journeymen plumbeis
and shall hold such examinations twice
a year. The oidlnance providing for
the payment of the plumbing Inspec
tor's salary is for "the balance of the
liscal year lbS."
A resolution providing for the elec
tion of a new board of tux revision anil
appeal was Introduced by Mr. Jncltson.
It directs the city clerk to call a spec
ial meeting for that purpose on Mon
day evening, Ma 2, at 7.30 o'clock.
Now ordinances and resolutions were
Intioducod as follows:
Mr. Wenzel An ordinance providing for
the purchase of a combination chemical
and hose wagon for Hellef Hose company
and appropriating funds therefor.
Mr. Grllllths Directing the city clerk
to advertise for proposals to do the city's
printing of advertisements and ordi
nances dining the fiscal year of 1S9S.
Mr. Sheridan Directing the city engi
neer to establish a grade for gutters on
Meridian street lu the Fifth ward.
Mr. Oliver Providing for the Introduc
tion of ordinances and resolutions in the
Sixth order of business according to tho
secpiunee of the wards.
All the resolutions were ndopted.
The ordinance was referred for print
Intr. HONDS P.rCKIVKD.
I 'mm City Ticasurer Poland weie le
ceived the bonds nnd tho appointments
of C. n. Hertford and Thomas R. Lan
gan, to be tax collectors in tho Seven
teenth and Thirteenth wards, respect
ively. Tho appointments were approv
ed. The eitv treasurer's nnnual report
nnd the annual leport of the alnktn?
funo" commission were received and
hied.
Common council will meet In :egular
sc-son tomorrow evening.
OREAVEY-UORMAN NUPTIALS,
I'totty Ceremony at St. Petri's Cutlio
dml Yesterday .Homing.
At St. Peter's cathrdral yesterday
moinlng, was solemnized the man luge
of John J. Oreuvey. of the llrm of
Gteavey X Howie, Spruce stteet, and
Miss Anna Tersse Goinutn, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gorman, of U:l
Pen iiiivenue. The ceremony was nc
ct mpanled ltli u nuptial mass and
was witnessed by a laige assi.-m'nusc
of friends of the contracting partb .
Itev. Walter Gorman, of Ashley,
brother of the bride, ias the olilclat
Ihgt clergyman and celebrant of tho
mass. In the sanctuary wore also
Itev. John Loughrun, of Mlnooka;
Uev. J. J. O'Toole, of Providence; Uev.
J. J. 11. Feeley und Hev. M. F. Loftus,
of the cathedral. The marches were
played by Professor William Schilling,
and two appropriate solos were ren
deied by Miss Hannah Magi an, of
Ulnghamtoni.
The bride was attended by Miss Ks
tella U. Mngran, of Ulnghamton. "Will
Coyne, of this city was best man and
John Dolan und Austin Gorman ush
ers. Tho brido was attlied in n cos
tume of crepe de I'arls over toniuolse
taffeta with hat to match. The bildes
mald wore tan made over pink taffeta.
The former can led a prayer book
while the latter bore a boquet of pink
loses.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the Gorman residence on
Penn avenue. Among the out-of-town
guests were- Mr. nnd Mis. M.
AV. O'Hoyle. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Mangan, Miss Muigaret Mangan, of
Pittston; Mrs. Kdwnrd Mushrun. the
Misses Maghran, of Hlnghamton; Mat
thew Flynn, of Chicago; Mr. und Mis.
P. A. Duffj'. Miss Ulna l.ottus. of
Carbondulo; Miss Geary, Mlss Huffy,
of Wilkes-Ham-.
Tho newly inarr.led couplo left at
midnight for a tilp to Washington.
They will be at iioniu after May 1, at
C00 Adams avenue.
COUNTY UOARDS OF HEALTH.
I'logriunme Arniiigvd (or Their .Meet
In in TM City Next Tuotdu.
Five members of the Antochtttd
Hoaids of Health of I.u.kaw.'jiinu,
county icsponded to u, i all for a meet
ing yesterduy atternoon to arranga a
P'oKHimnie for the seml-annm i n.eet
Ing of tho organisation Tuesday after
noon and evening of next week in tho
Scranton board of health rooms. The
meeting was held In the olllce of D.
W. nrown, In the Mears building and
was to have been attended by memheis
of the various committees.
Those present wero; Or. F. F. Van
MiKIe. president, of Hlakelv: D. W.
rr-rnwn, secretary mid treasurer; Vr.
. A. Talne, chairman of tho UUl.t
tlvo committee; C. At. Ilathuway, of
Olyphant, and O. J. Miller, of Dun-
more, a member of the legislative
committee.
For tho ntternoon tcsslon next Tues
day th following programme has been
decided upon: Itoports of local boards,
address by President VniiHlekle, re
ports of committees, u. paper on "Milk"
by Professor A. II. Welles, of the
Sctnnton IIlRh school; u paper on
"Meat" by l)i. J. C. Price, of nalton;
a paper on the disposition of the dead,
by 13r. It. Wehlau, of Scrunton; a
question box period In charge of Dr.
J. It. Murphy, of Dunmoie; report of
tho treasurer; olectlon of odlcors.
The evening session Is to be less el
aborate. Dr. W. V. Allen, health olll
cer of this city, will discuss a topic
which will reveal something of bin
manj' years experience as a health ofll-i-fi.
The danger in the uhii of patent
headache preparation will bo told by
Dr. W. A. Pnlne. Attorney Fred W.
Fleltz will address the gathering on
the proposed amendments to the sani
tary laws.
12uch session will be open to the public.
JUROR WITH A GRUDGE.
Unusual Allegation fn the Reasons (or a
New Trial Filed In (lie Case
Against 0. L. Wallz.
Herauo they believe and stand ready
to prove that theie was a "ringer" on
the jury, the defeated plaintiffs In the
case of Megai-gcl & Council against O.
h. Wultz, petitioned court yesterday,
through their attorneys, Watson. Diehl
. Kemmerer, for a rule to show cause
why n new trinl should not be granted.
The case was tried at tho March term
of common pleas. The plaintiffs sued
to recover for $230 woi Hi of groceries.
Tli defendant put in nn offset of $210
for a 1.500 pound shipment of butler, for
which, it was claimed, ctedit waa never
given. The plaintiffs said that they
certnii.ly gave credit for goods they re
ceived, nnd that It was Impossible un
der their svtom of conducting their
store for a large shipment like that to
be overlooked.
IespitP these asmnnees tho jury le-
lievcd the butter story and allowed the
plaintiffs only for the dlffeience be
tween the ntfset and their claim.
Among: those who were surprised nt
the verdict were the plaintiffs. They
bcaan an Investigation and now thej
cone into court unci say that one of
the Juiors was "agin" them.
This Juror served under the name of
Thomas D. Trubodj. car-sealer, Scran
ton When the Jury was debating the
butter question, it Is alleged, Trubody
voluntecied the Information that he
worked for Megargel & Connell at one
time and that he could assure his fel
lows of the Jury, from his own experi
ence that It was quite possible for a
shi;.ment of butter to be received at the
Hi,;c room without being duly credited
at the ofllce, Just as Waltz contended
had ncen done in his case
Upon learning this the paj' roll of the
til in was closelj- scrutinized, 'but no
Thon.as D. Trubody could be found.
Fu'-ther Investigation however revealed
the f ict that Trubody had worked for
th" firm fcome years ago under the
name of Thomas D. Jones and had
been "discharged for cause."
The Jurj', It is averred, was Influ
enced In arriving at its verdict more
by the prejudiced testimony of Juror
Ttubodj' than by the evidence at tho
tilnl and on the stiength of this, it is
contended, the cas-e should be retiled
.t the di awing of the jury, It I.s
clnlm-d, Trubody was not recognized
by the plaintiffs as their former em
ploye. Joiii s.
At.idavit to the occurrence In the
juiy room was made bj one of the oth
er Jurots, W. C. Smith, a miller of
North Abington.
SCHOOL BOARD FINANCES.
Committee Last .isiit Cut Noarly
$'!(), OOO from I8DS Kuimiitoi.
The second meeting of tho finance
committee of the board of control was
held last night, when an elfort was
made to complete tho cutting of the
1893 estimated expenditures so they
would fall within the revenue. A total
of $l'J,Sli wan lopped off, a reduction of
$70,000, Including the paring done at last
Frldaj night's meeting of tho com
mittee. Tho following reductions wero made
last night: Fiom the High and Train
ing school estimate of $32,422, $1,815;
from the teachers' committee estimato
of $150,000, $15,000; from the supply
committee's estimate of $13,000. $3,000.
From the latter estimate $2,000 was
taken at the last meeting, a total re
duction of $5,000 on that item.
The committee is now within $3,919
of the estimated revenue of $381, 10G
which will clevelope from the H-mlll
levj-. On Friday evening the commit
tee will probably hold Its final meeting,
to make the required reduction of $3,919
and prepare its repoit for next Mon
day night's regular meeting of the
board.
FIRE DEPARTMENT COMMITTEE.
Annual IiiHiecttiiii' Days 1'ixtil tor
H m 18 nnd 11).
The annual Inspection of the Scranton
Arcs depattment will occur May IS and
19. The date was fixed at a meetlm,'
of the Joint lire department committee
of councils last evening. The inspec
tion, however, has nothing to do with
the annual patade vhlch will bo held
In tho fall. Mayor Halley, Chief Hlc
key, the district engineers nnd the joint
tire department committee will .make
the Inspection.
At last ntsht's committee session the
appointment of Qporge Halley to be
permanent man of tho General Phlnney
I'nglnc company was considered favor-abb-,
and will be so reported to select
council tomorrow night. It was decid
ed not to take action on the mayor's
appointments of stokers and engineers
until after the posage of the appro
pilatlon ordinance. This 00111156 was
duo to the reduction made in the sal
nnes of cnglneeis and stokers by tho
new oidlnance.
1'iiinily Diunrr Pnrlv.
W. S. Simpson leached his seventy
third birthday anniversary last Sutur
daj and it wus made the occasion of a
family dinner nt the family home on
Kxtcr street. There wero present C.
U Simpson, wife and daughter; II, I,
ftliiipsidt, wife and daughter; W. F.
St.iloy and w Ife. Pittston Gazette.
1 !
OOOD TIMKR have come to those
whom Hood's Sarsaparlllu has cured of
scrofula, catarrh, dyspepsia, rheuma
tism, weak nerves, or Borne other form
of Impure blood.
HOOD'S PILLS are tho only pills
to take with Hood's Sarsaparllla. Easy
and yet efficient.
TENTH BIRTHDAY
OF THE J. W. C. A.
Event Wo s Celebrated Yertarday In the
Association Rooms,
TIIRONU OF DELIGHTED CALLERS
lYtlcttntcil tho Olllerrs nnd .Mcrntiois
on the Admirable 1'e.ti-Year lllntory
ol the Popular Iiitillliitloii--i'ho
Cclr binllon Wiiii In tlin Nnturn of 11
Noll Arrnngod Social Airulr--Usiinl
l'litcrtnlmnoiit Fcntures Illimlii
ntcd-.'M rlt-Kiiown I, miles Atilslud
Tin tenth anniversary of tho Young
Womens Christlnn association was cel
ebrated yesterday from 4 to 10 o'clock
In the association rooms on Washing
ton avenue. Uotwcen the hours named
n cuiitttunt stream of visltots called
nt the rocms nnd showered congratula
ting uptn tho olllceis and members of
the popular Institution.
While entertainment was provided In
the way of music, those In charge of
the celel ration aimed to make the occn
slr.n maikcd by sociability und folic!
tntlon rather than by puiely entertain
metit features. In these respects noth
ing was lacking While, naturally,
most of those who cnlled weio women
t hut 0 were many men visitors.
Mrs. W. D. Kennedy, Mrs. C. 13. Dcr
m.ui and Mls.s Deacon had charge of
the nrfnlr, and were assisted by Mrs.
K. H. Ripple, the ptesidont, nr.d Mrs
L. M. Gates. Splendidly prepared ro
Ireshments were served under the dl
iceUon of Mrs. If. S. Godfrey, Mrs.
II. D. Gardner, Mis. II. Htelle nnd Mrs.
J. A. Lansing. The guests wero served
bj' joiing ladles, members of tho asso
ciation. Mrs. Rlpp'o was nsslsted In receiving
and presiding "by Mrs. C. V. Simpson,
the chairman of the committee on nom
inations, which named the first officers
ol the association, in PSfl. They were
assisted by Mesdames Holes, Kennedy,
Derman, Conlev, Jackson, Fellows, H.
J. and C. P. Mattbow3, Welles. Atch
bald, Poore, Price. Watres, Kays, Carr
nnd Diehl, and Misses Deacon, Krig-
baum and others.
Miss Hays, the state secretary, and
others, made Informal addresses. There
was singing by Mls Kathryne Timber
man, Mrs. J eph O'Hiicn nnd Miss
Cordelia Freeman.
DRYAN WENT TO EASTON.
I.olt iiilt City on un Karly Train
lor
Down the State.
Hon. William J. Bryan left here yes
terday morning on the S.L'O o'clock Jer
sey Central train to lecture In Easton
In the afternoon and Allentown in the
evening.
Ho had only nbout five hours' sleep
to rest him from his arduous work of
the preceding daj' and to refresh him
for the equally aiduous programme
GALLON'S.
Spring Suits for Men 'ZJSTu, fig
our Men's Suit Department the most attractive in the city attractive
because we show a great variety of styles attractive because our prices
are magnets that cannot fail to attract.
Men's Business
And Dress Suits
Are here in fashionable cloths.
The swell plaids and neat stripes
are here in great variety, and with
our showing of numerous more
sedate patterns, gives our patrons
the opportunity of a large selection
at popular prices.
$6, $8, $10, $12, $15.
Alen's Top Coats
Are here in several different
shades.
The popular coat is the Covert
Cloth, cut short and boxy. Some
are made with strap seams, some
have plain seams. Silk or Italian
$6.90, $9.80,
A Shoe Special
Men's Patent Leather Russet Vici Kid, Black Vici Kid and Box
Calf Shoes some with cloth tops. Spring styles, opera, tt q
dress or bull dog toes. Worth $3.00, at - - - pl.y
Same Values in Ladies' Shoes.
PENN CLOTHING
137 AND 139
BARG
For a few days only we offer these
special prices in SILKS:
Bright Roman Stripe, Satin real
value 50c, for 29c
Satin Stripe All Silk Priuted
Foulards, real value 75c, for 39c
Checks and Stripes. All Silk
Chinas 29c
Large, assortments of Roman
Stripes, Brocades and Fanciers,
all 75c goods, for 59c
Cheney Bros.' New Surah Fou
lards, in small, neat figures 75c
New Pekiu Ombre Stripe and Plaid
Taffetas at popular prices.
Plain Taifetas, in all the new
shades, Burnt Orange, Cerese,
Sap phire, Turquoise 75c
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mapped out for him yesterdny Ho
was very much pleased with his recep
tion here and said It would please him
to come again at some future time,
when ho could see more of the coal
regions.
LOCOMOTIVE STRIKES A CHILD.
Avocn l.nd Ilium In the Way ol' n Jer
sey Central i'rnln.
Seven-year-old Johnnie Keennn.son of
Thomns Keenan, of Avoca, was struck
by a Jersey Central trnin yesterday
morning nnd probnbly fatally Injured.
He and another young brother were
playing about the Avoca station. A
Delaware and Hudson train, going
south, had Just pulled out as a north
bound Jersej- Central train was com
ing In on the farther track. The boy
ran across the track behind the Dela
ware and Hudson tinln and dashed
against the engine of the Jersey Cen
tral train.
The piston rod struck him on tho
head and fractured his skull. He was
taken to the Pittston hospital and wns
alive last night, but the physicians
have smnll hope3 of his recovery. A
sad feature of the case Is that the lad's
mother Is undergoing treatment at the
Danville asylum for nervous prostra
tion. WILSON AS A SPEEU.-MAKEU.
He Has Won Many Tributes lor
Ill
r.loquonco and Originality.
Immediately after Francis Wilson,
tli! comedian, had finihhed n most np
prv'prlate speech at the opening of the
ticv Jeffeison theater In Portland, ear
1 In September, he wns congratulated
by a number of friends who had gone
back to the stage for the purpose.
Among the number was Spenker
Thomas H. Reed, who has long been a
great friend and admirer of AVIlson's.
Ills words of praise were very heartj.
He aid that he would give a great deal
if ho had the art of condensation down
as fine as the comedian that Is, saying
a great deal to the point In a few words.
Tor forty years he had been studying
tho art of oratory and speech making
QALLEN'S.
Cloth linings.
$12.40, $13.75.
AND SHOE HOUSE
RENIN AVENUE.
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A look into our Cloak Depart
ment will convince you that we have
THE BEST 3SS8HJBT
OF STILISH SUITS
FOB THE LEAST MONEY.
Come and See.
HAGEN,
but lie had failed to acquire the secret
of brevity. Up thought tho man who
could express, himself appropriately and
briefly In public ns Mr. Wilson had
Just done, wns to bo envied.
Scnrcely n night passes now hut that
Mr. Wilson Is called before the foot
lights and hi admirers aro always
tteattd to something original, and
amusing. Indeed, within the pnst few
years Mr. Wilson has become a most
nceeptablo public speaker. His elo
quent and nftectlonato tribute to tho
lato James K. Murdock, delivered In
Cincinnati, last month on tho occaMon
of the unveiling of a bronze bust of the
dead actor, was a ma&terly effort. Tho
oration was the talk of the town nnd
thi; press showered praises on tho
fapeakor.
Music, skating, dancing; Armory Th'sd'j-,
4siiiAAtJiv)iJi'
We place on sale to- J!
55 day three hundred ;
5 of the latest pictures 51
J5 of the Maine. 51
J5 They show the 51
15 great battleship sail- 51
! iuS int0 Havana 51
J5 harbor, and by hold- 51
25 ing up to the light 51
T5 will snow ner dur
! 1US the time of the
fatal explosion. These
"5 are the first pictures
v5 ever produced in any 55"
ps country, or in any age
yH where a combination
yi of two pictures may be
5 seen at one time.
5 These pictures arc
2i having a phenomenal
S sale in New .York,
S where they are retail-
ing at 25 cents each.
55 Today we offer them at
i 10c. Each
52
We expect them
last about 3 hours.
lO 2.
1 THE REXFQRD CO., g
t m Lacka. Ave. &
MAX WUI1UK, Hoot and Shoe Maker.
HeitHhoes to order from $t,7r up. Men's
holes und lieeM, (inc. I.ndlcs' holes nnd lieols
cue. All work Kuaranteud.
127 Penn Avenue, SCUANTON, PA.
r"V--. 2 Heartburn, am-
Dyspepsia, acm.
ders positively cured. Grover Uriiham'H Ujs
pepsin ltcmedy is u sueclllc One dote re
move nit distress, and a permanent cure of
the most chronln and severe cares Is guaran
teed. Do not suffer! A no-cent bottle will
convince- tho moil Hkoptlcal.
Matthews llros., UruygUts, 320 Luc.cu
wiuiuu avenue.
U
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The
Battleship
mm
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IN
mja
J UuiiU
415 and 417
Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton, Pa,
k
STORE
J. II. LAI) WIG.
310 Lacka. Avenue.
Dlcycls Department Upstairs.
Have you seen our
new
Barron
Bicycles
In Ladies or Gents'
Models, only
$24.25
A high grade wheel in every
respect, worth $60.00, but we
bought the quantity, so we
got the rock-bottom price.
You cannot get a superior
wheel for double the price.
Also, Two Second -Ha n&
Victor
Bicycles
for sale cheap. Both
in good shape only
slightly used.
THE
310 Lacka. Ave.
j BABY TENDER
A Walker and
Jumper Combined.
InvnUnblp to mother nnd child from ths
, time the biihj" 1 kIx week old until It can
walk At tho IJAIJV BAZAAR, 51'J Spruoe
, wii-tel
Steam and
Hot Water
H BATING
Gas, Electric
And Combination
FIXTURES
Electric
Light . . .
WIRING
Charles B. Scott
119 Franklin Ave.
TRIPLE KNEE
STORE
Mmm
51 ' $j$&
3 Ji JL 4 ii&I
Mil IB
FOR
HO BOYS
25c A PAIR.
Wear twice as long as ordinary
stockings,
Triple Knee
f&?$
&- -
"Leather Stocking"
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Kenosha j m
Hake &iJJq
Plackfaft!
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VW
AA
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HAVE THEM.