THE SCR ANTON TKTBUNI3- THURSDAY. APRIL 28. 1898.
SEE THK Bia WINDOW OP BOOKS AT
TO BE SOLD FRIDAY AND SATUKUr uivLr.
AT THE LOWEST PRICE EVER KNOWN.
7std Another Big Baltic
vJ Fought and Won
When, in last Sunday's papers, we
named prices on dozens of articles for an
entire week's selling, we knew the move
ment would meet with popular favor
and IT DID. It is a busy week here;
the goods are going rapidly, yet there are
enough for the week as we prepared for.
The few mentioned here will interest you
there are many others worth coming
after.
Women's Black Kid Gloves, ll'.lcj
Children's Aprons,
Ladies' Ribbed Vests.
Ladies' Fine Cotton Vests
Ladies' Fine Lisle Vests,
Children's Ribbed Wrappers, .lc)Cuticura Soap, cake, . l.'.C
Misses' Ribbed Vests, . l.lcXSewing Silk, per spool, II l-'2c
Fair Quality Corsets . I!lc Basting Cotton. 12 spools for 5(5
Extra Good Quality Corsets, Slice Assorted Sizes in Shears, . Sc
Good Brooms, . . it1 (Large Curling Irons, . iic
Fine Chair Seats, . lcLixtra Large Side Combs, pair, lc
The Big Sale of
Ladies Suits
Continues today. There were many happy pur
chasers yesterday, but some of the choicest gar
ments yet remain for
underestimate these values they are really won
derful. You'll agree with us in the saying of it,
when you ve seen them.
Lot No. 1.
These Suits are made up of
is Silk Lined the Skirt is the new
bound. They come in black and
number of Homespun Tailor-Made
tan and cadet mixtures. The New
these bints was 10.00.
Lot No. 2.
The second lot are Kton Blouse Suits, which come in Navy,
Brown, Green and Black Cashmeres. Waists are handsomely
trimmed; also a lot of the same
Scotch Twills in grey, green and
be worn open as a Revere. The
of them was $12.00 and Sn.oo.
SUIT DEPARTMENT SECOND FLOOR
TAYLOR NEWS.
Mrs. Prnncis Portous ut Host--.llar-rineo
Solemnized -- Personal and
OthcrN'cws.
The funeral sen Ices over the remains
of the late Mrs. Frances Portous c
i urred from the home of her son, Dr.
J S. Porteus, of Main street yesterday
morning at S.:;o o'clock. The services
were brief and conducted by the Itev.
William Frlsby, of the Methodist F.pis
copal church, of which Hie deceased
v as a member from early childhood.
The remains were taken via the Deln
vnre Lackawanna and "Western to
Stroudsi uic. where Interment was
nuidt- Funeral Director T. J. Davis
had chargi- of the funeral.
The condition of ex-Ilurgess William
I. Grltl'ths yesterday was very criti
cal, but impes of bis recovery aro main
tained. The Tribune branch olbce in Taylor
Is In the Pohlelph building, hocnl rep
resentative K. O Kvnns In chnrgc.
Lackawanna Valley council, No. 81,
Jr. O. I. A. M.. will meet this evening
in Van Horn's hall.
Miss Hannah Hughes, of Hyde Park,
was the guest of relatives In this plnco
on Tuesday.
Mrs. Morgnn TScvnn, of Hyde Park,
was the guest of her mother in this
rlace yesterday.
Mrs. John Iteynolds, of Hyde Park,
was the guest of relatives In this place
yesterdny..
George AVllllnms, of this place, pas
sed a successful examination as n vol
unteer with Colonel Keek's volunteers,
and not ns was stated, with Company
Tl. Thirteenth regiment.
The directors of the Price Library as
sociation will hold an Important meet-
ing at their hall tomorrow evening,
when all bills charged against tho 11
nrary will bo paid. Those who have
books belonging to the association are
once more requested to hand them over
to the librarian. John A. Jones.
This town wns well represented nt
Scranton last i-vetilng witnessing the
departure of the noble boys of the
Thirteenth regiment to Mt. Gretna. A
number of our prominent young men
have tendered their services ns vol
unteers. Taylor castle, No. 2fi7, Knights of tho
Golden Eagle, will meet this evening1
In Keeses hall.
Mlns Joanna Jones has returned home
to Fnctoryvllle after visiting relati
ves In this place.
Miss Maggie William, of this place,
tvnii the truest of Hyde Park frlondH
yesterdny,
Thi marriage of Miss Ida Fahner and
Arthur Kweet was solemnized at the
German Lutheran church on Tuesday
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LACKAWANNA AVENUE ENTRANCE.
Children's Calico Dresses,
'2tc
21cc Fancy Cretonne Pillows, . 1(5(5
licxo Kngraved Calling Cards, 7.1c
!lc Pear's Unsccnted Soap, cake, Sic
lllCCastile Olive Oil Soap, . 1(!
vour choosing. Do not
very fine materials. The Jacket
graceful hanging kind, velvet
navy blue. In' the lot are also a
Suits, made up from green,
York manufacturer's price of
(r- a
Special Here Today PO.Oy
style suits made 110 Irom
cadet. These latter are made to
New York manufacturer's price
frrj sCi
Special Here Today P.VU
LACKA. AND WYOMING AVE,
evening. The ceremony was performed
by the Key. A. Weber. Tho bridal
party rect lved the loi.gratul.itlons of
their many friends on their arrlvnl to
the bride'r home, ivhere c supper wns
served.
Mrs. John GrlllltliS. of Hyde Park,
visited relatives In this place yester
day. MUs Hnltle McKenzle Ib home from
her visit to Philadelphia.
OLYPIIANT.
Thete will be a musical and literary en
tertainment at the Illakely HHptlst
chinch, under the auspices of the iiap
tlst Young People's Temperance society
this evening. Tho following programme
will be rendered: Selection, Kcystono
Gii'O club; recitation, Hiss Morrison;
solo. UNs Charlotte Lloyd. M-U-eilon,
Mr. Kvans and party; recitation, (!ur
lleld Thomas; polo, Miss Mabel Wise;
pantnuiint', live girls; solo, '.. D. l-M-wnri
a. zither solo, Miss Mollle Hunnlck;
address. Itev. J. It. Hills; recitation,
Miss Agnes Hull; solo, Miss Clara Mc
Klnry; recitation, Miss Gertie Hunnlck;
S' lection, James and Maltha llrennan;
recitation, Miss Molllo Hannlck; solo,
Miss Nettle Mason; recitation, .Miss
Winrhell: piano solo, Lewis Kvnns; se
lecllnn. Keystone dice club; recitation,
Miss May Kvnns; dialogue, John and
Auulo Kurnett: recitation, Miss IJesslo
Craig; solo, Miss Kmlly Williams; reci
tation, llennle Whitby.
William P. Meado and Samuel Nichols
left last night with mo Thirteenth legl
ment for Mt. Gretna.
Another meeting of the borough was
held Tuesday night. Tho committee ap
pointed to consult on n legal adviser,
reported that they had seen Attorney Ira
Hums, of Scranton, who advised that a
committee bo appointed by the citizens to
wait on tho county commissioners to see
if they would not equallzo tho valua
tions to those of the corporations here
abouts, and In enso satisfaction cannot
Mm gotten from tho commissioners, the
citizens make an appeal to court within
Flxty days. It was decided to have tho
committee act accordingly and report at
a future mcetlmr.
An important meeting of the Standard
band will be held on Tuesday evening.
OLD FORGE.
Mr. Wllllnm Itumford, of Peckvllle, is
visiting his daughter. Mrs. John Thorn
ton. A grand enteitalnment will be held In
Drakes' hull on Krlday evening. April 2D.
Ice cream and cake will bo served after
tho entertnlnment. Tho following Is tho
programme: Singing, "America," by all;
dialogue, Lthel and Margaret Udwards;
recitation, Anna Taylor; singing, quar
tette; hoop drill, 'twelve girls; recltn
tlun. J. May Urodheud; motion song,
eight children; recitation, Stella Drake;
recltutlon. George Sufford; singing
quartette; recitation, May Lumareuux;
topsy-turvy song, live children; recita
tion, J. May Urodheud; song, Mru,
Charles Hundall, recltutlon, llvo girls;
postures, ten girls; recitation, George
Safford, singing, quuitett.
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CARBONDALE.
The Carbondale correspondence of Tha
Tribune has been placed In the hands of
Mr. C. n. Munn, Salem avenuo and
Church strcBt, to hnm news Items may
be addressed. All complaints as to Ir
regular delivery, etc., should be mads to
w. J. Iloborte, news agent.
FRIDAY'S CONCERT.
I'rngrnniiim to II o Given liy High
School Students.
Pollnwlnp; Is the rrojjrnmnio for tho
entortnlnment to bo Riven In tho HIrIi
prhool Friday evening, for tho benefit
of the base ball tenm:
Sons;, "Under tho Gtecn Wood Tree."
Itecltntlon II. Warren
Bon;; Ulo I.orclol
Selections, Instrumtntnl,
Joo Klore, Karl 1'iore.
Recitation Kletmor Jones
Duett, vocal,
Nora Kenton, Mildred Moian
Violin solo I' mated
ltecltutlon l'rof. I.esher
Solo, voonl Mildred Moran
Mediation Lillian Pcuckert
Duct, Instrumental,
O. ltosers, M. ClaiiBhan.
. LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
M. ft. Watt will open a shoe store nt
tho old Btanrt, on Church street, about
tho tenth of next month.
Tho mnrrlnee of Mrs. Mnrln Mornn
nnd Jf. V. Luvkln was solemnized In
St. Hose church nt noon yesterday, Itev.
.1. J. Grillln olilclatlns. Mi?s Julia
Duffy wns bridesmaid and P. A. Lur
kln best man. Immediately after the
ceremony n wedding dinner was served
it the bride's home on Cottage street.
Mr. and Mrs. LarUin left on tlu 3
o'clock train for 11 weddlntr trip, after
which they will reside In Schenectady,
K. Y.
A. S. I.euslpy'H bicycle tlre-lnflnter
has arrlcd and will bo put In position
nt once.
Thomns Cox, of Forest City, had his
left Ior badly crushed by mine cars at
9 o'clock yesterday morning. He wns
brought to the hospital In this city and
his injuries were found to be so serious
that it is probable the member will
have to be amputated. Cox was. pick
ing coal at the time of the accident,
lie wns standing between two cars
when a locomotive backed agnlnst one
end. Cox's log was caught between the
bumpers when the cars came together,
lie is about thirty years old and has a
wife and two children.
David, the little son of Mr. und Mrs.
Thomas Lee, of 144 South Church
street, died yesterday after thirteen
days' Illness, with heart trouble. Ho
wns one year and eight months old.
Tho funeral will take place Friday af
ternoon. Miss Anna Huson, who has been vis
iting Miss Stella Hunter, has returned
to her homo in Scranton.
Mrs. J. U. Nicholson Is visiting In
Wilkes-Uarre.
It. I. Patterson is recovering from
bis recent Illness.
Howell Davis, who was at the point
of death for several days, has resumed
his duties ut the Hendrick works.
Frank Smith, of flarileld avenue, la
visltlm? at Hamilton, X. Y.
WYOMING.
Miss Laura Davlcs has been visiting
relatives In Scranton this week.
Mrs. James Fowler nnd sister were
visitors In Wllkes-Uarro yesterday.
Percy Lelnsklll Is spending the week
near Harvey's lake.
Tho funeral of John Dymond, Jr., who
dltd In a Scranton hospital on Monday,
was held yesterday from '10 homo of
his parents.
The musical and literary competitive
meeting held in the Haptlst church on
Monday evening, was very well attended.
The programme was very Interesting.
Another ono will be held In the near
future.
William Hughes and Miss Margaret
Phlllpps wero united In marriage nt tho
bride's homo on Fourth street, last
evening. Rev. Uobert It. Thompson per
formed the ceremony.
Mrs. Jacob I. Shoemaker Is visiting her
daughter at Iitiffnlo.
Firebugs have been abroad In this
place the past four days and six fires
havo resulted from their work. On Sun
day evening a fire broke out about 10
o'clock on tho West Side lu a dwelling
house. This was caused by a lamp ex
ploding. The house wns owned by Peter
Honkius and was 'partially destroyed.
About 11 o'clock on Monday evening the
first flro of tho Incendiaries occurred. A
blaze had been stnrted lu a barn In tho
company square, where a largo number
of houses ure located owned by James
Crawford, superintendent of the Simpson
& Wntklns' Coal company. About tlfty
families llvo In theso houses. The hoso
company responded to tho alarm but the
barn was destroyed. A horse owned by
Mr. Crawford wns also burned. Itev. Mr.
Catterall, who lives In the house on tho
lot on which the barn wns. attempted
to rescue the horse and In so doing
ucarlv perished In the flames himself.
I About 2.S0 on Tuesday morning another
alarm was sounded, lire paving broken
out in another barn In tho company
square. This barn was destroyed and a
horso belonging to Levi Klrlch was burn
ed to denth. A blazo was started in an
other barn, but was extinguished before
any damage was done. Another barn
was discovered as having everything
prepared about It to burn It. A watch
was put about the rest of the barns tho
remainder of the night. On Tuesday
owning about 10 o'clock fire broke out
In John Kellar's barn near Wyoming
nvenue nnd Fifth street. This barn was
entirely consumed, lly this time It was
sufllelcntly evident that these fires were
the results of Incendiaries nnd the people
became somewhat alarmed. Suspicions
arose and eyes were kept on certain In
dividuals. Yesterday about 10 o'clock a
blaze was seen Issuing forth from a
barn owned by Polka, n Hungarian sa
loonkeeper. This lire was soon extin
guished. In a short time after this Po
liceman Albert Nulton nrrested James
Lynn, on the chargo of guilt In orig
inating these fires. Lynn was taken be
fore 'Squire Sax nnd given a hearing.
lie was then committed to tho county
jail. Tho Wyoming Hose company did
some very heroic work and the town feels
Itself very safe In time of flres. James
Crawford, of Scranton, on Tuesdav pre.
sented the hoso company with JM for the
services they rendered In saving his
buildings.
AVOCA.
Tho Womuns' Christian Temperance
union will meet tl the home of Mrs.
John Doase' this afternoon ut 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Davis.a missionary who has spent
several years In the service, returned to
California yesterday, after several
weeks' visit with Miss Mary Hastel.
Tho town presents a gala appearance
wlm United States and Cuban flags un
furled to the breeze. A large number of
people nsscmbled nt tho Lehigh Valley
switch last evening to bid adieu to tho
Thirteenth regiment en routo for Mount
Grttnu.
Dx-PnBtmaster T. J. Pltzslmmons has
n eel veil his commission as Justice of the
prace and will open nn olllce In his own
proporty recently occuplod as the post
olllce. His bond in tho sum of J 1,000 has
been filed, with James L. Lonahan and
P. V. Dovcrs as sureties.
Patrick Callahan, of tho West Side, has
returned from Philadelphia, where he
hus been undergoing treatment for
Drlght's disease.
The funeral of the Infant child of Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Thompson, of Austin
Heights, took place yesterday afternoon.
Interment was made Tn Ht. Mary's ceme
tery. The friends of John McCluvo huve not
yet heard of his whereabouts, although
they have mndo n thorough Rrjirch in
every plnco they thought it possible that
ho may have wandered to. It any of tho
charitable Institutions havo received
him, hl wlfo would be thankful wero
they to Inform her.
Tho l.lndcn Stock company gave u
bountiful production of Knst l.ynno to nn
appreciative audience In Sarslleld Opera,
house last evening. The costumes wnro
tnugnlltccnt nnd llio role uu excellent
one.
The rule to quash tho petition In tho
contested election case was discharged
and Judge Woodward has ordered tho
contest to proceed. Tho defendants havo
Hied answers.
Mrs. Ilrlan O'ttata, who died at tho
residence of her daughter In Scranton
on Tuesday morning, wns a resident of
this town for many years and command
ed the respect of all who knew her. in
terment will bo made In St. Mary's
cemetery today.
The llrst of May Is fast approaching
nnd tho citizens must again reconcile
themselves to the fart that they will not
havo light. Kvcrythlng Is nt a standstill
and It may be some time before wo can
realize tho cherished hope ot walking
along tho streets without encountering
all the obstacles along the wayside.
JERMYN AND MAYFIELD.
Tho property owned by John McCarry,
ot Maylleld, and which was partly de
stroyed by lite a few weeks ago, was dis
covered yesterday morning about I
o'clock to be lu Ilanies. JIow tho lira
originated Is not known, as tho house
has been vacant since the last lire. Tho
William Walker I lose company was soon
on tho seen?, but the nre had gained Mich
headway that nothing of the uulldlng Is
left but tho tcllnr walls.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Tucker had a cry
exciting experience yesterday. llcfore
dinner Mr. Tuckir went out and dug
what he stprcM'd n l,or?e radish. He
grated It and lis wlfo partook of It at
dinner. After dinner Mr. Tucker start
ed to go llshlng, but hud not proceeded
further than Clark fJrosvenor's farm
when ho was taken violently 111. Ho was
vomiting and much distressed. Ha was
removed to his home, where his wlfo wis
found suffering t-lmllarly. Dr. Graves
was sut. moped imd ho administered
ptoper emetics. Mr. Tucker tnudo a mis
take In thinking that the rcot wan radish.
It proved to bo pearl leaf dock. Last
evening both were fix ling better and aro
now consldeicd out of danger.
Conductor Tlmby was In charge of the
ear which inn Into u gravity trip on
Monday and as a contcimeneo has had
to givo up conducting stteet cars and
will probably return to the coal business.
Miss Toggle McClos-kcy, v.ho has been
visiting with friends In Scranton for the
past two weeks, arrived homo Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ocorgo Hutching, of May
Held, wero In Scranton yesterday on busi
ness. A largo number from this town left
last evnlng on the 7 o'clock train to wit
ness tho Thirteenth regiment leave for
Mount Gretna.
William Walker and Frank 1-ally loft
last evening for Butte, Montnna.
pniCEDtrno.
Samuel Laine, of Hnllstcad avenue, Is
suffering lrcm u vero cold.
Mrs David Chapman, of Dundnft street,
was a visitor In Pcckvllle Tuesday.
Thorrns Henule, of Jirmyn, was a bus
Iness caller In town yet tcrday.
Tho supper held Mcnday night In the
Primitive Methodist Sunday school room
under tho auspices of tho Ladles' Aid
society was a grand success. Tho pro
ceeds were dcotcd to tho pastor's back
salary.
William Sayrcs was a business caller in
Scranton Monday and Tuecday.
The many frkrds of Harry Slmms will
be pleased to hear that ho Is able to start
work again after mi illness of a couple
of months from being b'umed at No. 2
mines of tho Delaware nnd Hudson com
pany. Miss Anna MtNulty. of Sport Hill, died
early Tuesday morning. The funeral will
occur this morning nt 0 .30 o'clock. Mass
will bo read at St. Mary's church and In
terment will be mndo In St. Mary's Cath
olic cemetery.
JAPAN WOULD HELP AMERICA,
Prot. Fiikishimn hays the" Vankeci ot
tlje Orient" Are on the Itiglit Side.
Tcrro Haute, Ind April 27. rrof. T.
Fuklshlma, who dellvc red an address
hero yesterday on "Japan's Civilization,"
and who holds the chair of International
law lu the Imperial Nobles college at
Toklo, says the people of this country
may depend on the "Yankees of the. ori
ent" helping tho I'nlted States if tho
Kuropenn powers assist Spain In the war
brought on by the cruelties of tho Span
ish and the righteous action of tho Uni
ted States.
Professor Fuklshlma says the Hag of
the United States was the llrst to be
unfurled In Japnn by any foreign power,
und tho rights und freedom of America
wero first recognized by Japan's people,
and tho example was followed with
speed.
"The Jnpaneso are grateful." said the
professor, "and they nre willing and
anxious to lend a hand to the Americans.
They showed a few years ugo what good
lighters they are. They covered them
selves with glory In their conflict with
tho hnted Chinese, nnd whenever Ilroth
cr Jonathan needs tho aid of their forty
seven llrst class battleships, their thirty
five torpedo boats and their entire float
ing battery it will come In a twinkling
to his assistance."
Prof. Fuklshlma Is o graduate of Cor
nell. He left that Institution four years
ago to take the chair he now holds In
the chief educational Institution of
Japan.
PGAR SPANISH TREACHGRV.
Exlriinrdinnry Guards Placed About
llie Diipont Powder I'aetoiles.
Wilmington, Del., April 27. Tho Dupont
powder mills on tho llrandywlne have
been placed under a strong guard.
Scarcely a week has passed since the cap-
turn of the big filibustering expedition
here, Aug. 29. lh.13, that .1 corps of Span
ish spies has not been on guard In this
vicinity. These spies made themselves
familiar with the government formica
tions on the Delaware and also collect
ed much Information concerning the op
eration of the Dupont powder works.
Since the discussion of war began much
anxiety hns been felt and expressed by
I people here as to the safety of tho Iiu
nnnt mills from Spanish trickery.
Last night ten watchmen wete put on
duty and six stood guard today. Under
the new order of things no stranger will
bo allowed even ns close to the mills ns
the gutes. The new order will hold good
until the mills finish the government's
big $15,000,0fii) contract. Tho same order
Is lu forco at tho company's ynnla at
Glbbstown and Carney's Point, N. J.
DAUB FOUND HEAD.
Tho Lebnnon Trngody Hnd In Snl
clde ol the Murderer.
Lebanon, Pu., April 27. Albert Daub,
tho young man, who last night shot nnd
Instantly killed his father-in-law. Jona
than Arnold, und fatally wounded his
wife and mother-in-law, was found dead
today lu North Lebanon township, a
short distance from the Bccno ot last
night's tragedy.
Daub had crawled Into a farmer's milk
wagon und sent a bullet through ids
body.
Ilotb Mrs. Arnold nnd Mrs. Daub are
ft til alive, but their deaths aro moment
arily expected
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children,
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
of(7&
Signature
ntioljw Wallace
r12NDl2TB WASHINGTON AVENUE.
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A Few of the Tailor-Made
On Sale at
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WILL ORQANIZE NEW QUARU.
Men Who !Invo Ottered In Form Com
panies Given ilio Opportunity.
Harrlsburg, April 27. It is said to be
the intention of Governor Hnstlngs to
form a new Pennsylvania National
Guard ns soon ns the present guard, now
assembling at Mount Gretna, Is muttered
Into tho regular service. Tho services of
the thousands of men who have volun
teered their service In defense of their
country will be utilized In the formation
of tho new guard.
it Is probable that the many men who
have offered to form companies und regi
ments will bo called upon to perform
their self-Imposed tasks. The governor
will likely Issue a colonel's commission
to John Wanamnker, who has offered to
equip a regiment nt his own expense.
HAPPINESS VS. MISERY.
Dt. Charcot s Tonic Tablets, tho great Par
Islan romedt'. Is n guaranteed euro for the
Drln 1; Habit; aUo nervousness und inehtn
cholv caused by over-lndulueaeo.
It (listroys the Appetlts for Alcoholic und
nil Intoxicating lloverugei, und leaves man
as lie should be. It can bo admlnlntere.l
without tha knov ledge of tho patient where
neeesinry. .Send for pamphlet.
Win. Q. Clark, 326 I'enn Ave,, Scranton, Pa
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Kverythlng In tho line of fresh and
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Telephone, No. 6S23
THE DICKSON M'FG CO.,
Scranton nnd Wllkes-Jlurre, I'u.
Mutufacturersof
LOCOniOTIVES.STATIONARY ENGINES
Hollers, Hoisting and Pumping Machinery.
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I'&rerili. HltDlosQess, Glumly lmis-
linn. ..- pmiiml hv na,t nlitll.ft. f,ir
viuor und ilzo tn shrunken ornini, anil nulckli bat
fcurelr restore Lost Manhood la oM or roting,
Ett.llr carried In vett rocket. Prlco $i.oo a iiaekace.
BlxforM.O(Ju.fa written ouaranttt tocure or
iiionri rrfimdrd. Don't enr am Iuitatioh, but
luiut on baring INDAI'O. If jour druggist bos Dot
Cot it, we wllUendit prepaid.
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GING SB PM. WHITE HEIM HHRDWDOD III
Hill Timber cut to order 011 abort notice. Hardwood Mine Kails
inwed to uniform lengths constantly on hand, 1'ccletl Ile-mlocU
Prop Timber promptly t'urnlalicd.
MILKS At Cross Fork, I'ottcr Co,, on the Buffalo nnd Siisqttc.
hanna Kallrond. At Mina, Potter County. Pa., on Coudcrsport, anJ
Port Allcpany Railroad. Capaclty-4()0,U0O feet per day.
GENEUAL OFFICE-lloord of Trade UulldliiK. Scrnnton. Pa.
Telephone No. 4014.
For Sals by JOHN H PHELPS.
Sprue streot-
UN
I AND
129 Washington
Seeds
-AND-
Fortilizers
THE
T & COIIU CO.
Refrigerators
AND
Ice Chests.
THE
t k com co.,
434 Lackawanna Ava.
WOLF & WENZEL,
240 Adams Ave., Opp. Court llousj.
PRACTICAL TINNERS and PLUfflBERS
fcolo Agents for Wcliardaon-Ilnyntoa'j
1'urnaoos and llnngsi.
Chlcheitcr't Engllih Diamond Hrand.
OrffliiBland Only Grnutn.
Arc, klwnya rrlltbW, ladies ttk
Druftlil for CktrUtUrs Knatnk Itta.
tvnt Vrant Id (rd And ofi moull
iciM. attJed witb blue rltboo. TaLe
no ulhrr. Refuta danatrout tuhititu
tiomanU imtitlont, M liroft$tt, er tend 4a,
la Rtimil for r &riluUra. tctlmontl inl
IErUef for l.Mr," in UtLtr. r rttmru
Clltr h !( I'll tntsial f'A..BilkAa U1...A
Boli t All Locii Drasclitf. I'll II,A1)A ivC
UAfC Villi hor8 I'lirom, I'linptes, Cop
UHlC, lUU peot'oloreil Knotn, Aclien
Old Horci, I'lcert In Mouth, llulr l'ulllu?
Write COOK: KUAlliDV CO., Os I Masonl:
'lemple, Clilcaju, III , for nrooU of euroi.
Capital, Jjoo.oao, Worst cuvoi curedln 13 to
35 days, tuu-paue boox Iree
When In doubt wlut to use I
Nervous Debility. Lot U fov.c
Impotency.Atropov.Varlcocele r..
r'her weaknesses, from any cau
um Seitce Pills. Drains chec'.
and full viror qulcklr restorid.
UarciMUtf. i.cfa tr.bl. i..uli rHllr
Mallei for Jl.COjS boxes $5.00. WnV
J5.00 orders we eWe a guarantee lo
cureorrefunittnemoner. Address
PEAL ItEDICINE CO.. ClCTcUnd, O,
PhBrmBOlat, cor. Wvomlna avsinuo and
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Suits Now
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Avenue.
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DR.
GREWER
Old Post-OIUco liulldlng.
Cur. Spruce St., and I'enn Ae , icrunton. I'd
lias returned from his Western 'tup,
und will now remain permanent
ly ut his homo olllce.
THH DOfTOIt IS A OIlAlirATK OV
TUU UN1VKKS1TY OF i'KNNSYIA'A-
N1A, KOKMKU1A' IJK.MONSTHA-
TOIl OK 1'HVSIOI.OCIV ANIJ Sl'lt-
OKIIY AT T11H MlCUICO-rillll.
UHCIfAI. rOLl.KGi; AT I'HII.-
AnKLI'IlIA. HIS SlMCtMAI.-
TIKS AUU rilHONH". NKH-
VOI'S. SKIN'. IIKAUT
VVOMII AN'I) Ill.OOI)
disi:.sks.
The doctor nnd ills staff of Knfillsh and
Herman phidclans mnl.e u rpeelnlly of nil
form of chronic NervotiH Diseases, Eltl'.t.
Womb, Blood Dlsttses.
Including Uplleptlc Tits. Cunulslnn, llys
terla, St, Vitus' Dunce, Wnkrfulnes..
llltAIN WOIIKKUS, both men and wo.
men. wIiohj nervi.UH nybtuma havu been
broken down and shuttered from ovei
work, no matter from what cause, cuii
i be restnrd by mv method.
All who cull up" i the Doctor from now
on will receive iiilvnc. evamluatiou, hi r.
vice and exumlnutlnn free. Dr. (Irewer i
nigh st.u.dinu in the Rtuto will not ullo-v
him to ucci-pt any Incurable fasen. If
they cannot euro you they will frankly
tell you ro
biseascs f tin; Nervous System,
The Hvmptnin "f which him dlzzlnem,
lack of conllucnce, oxual weuknefcs In
nun und women, bull riMnt; lu the throat,
nliots tluatiiiK before tho eyes, loss nf
1 meniorv, unulile to coi.centiate tin. mind
i on one Vul'j'Ct. tublly Htanleil when Hpok-
en HUtulenlv to, uiui uun, uism-awu inui'i.
which ui, tits them for performing tho
actual duties of life, martini; huppne
lmpohilblc, illstiossliiK the uctluu of th
heart, eauhltiK Hush of hcut, depression of
pirlts. evil forebodliiBS, cowardice, fear,
dreams, melancholy, tiro easy of com
pany, feellns us tired In the morning as,
when rotlrlne lack of enuiuy, ntrvous
ness, constipation, wcaknesK of the limbs,
etc. Those so affected should consult us
Immediately and bo restored to perfect
health.
Lost Manhood Restored, Weakness ol Young
Men CureJ
If you ha,ve been given up by your phy
sician call upon tho doctor and be exam
ined. He cures the worst kind of Nervous
Debility. Scrofulu, Old Koros, Cututrh.
i'llcs, Kcmulo W'cukness, AiTeetlons ot the
Uye, Kar, Nose, Throat, Asthma, Deaf
ness and Cripples of cvory docrlption.
Tumors, Cancers und aolteri removed
without tho use of knife or painful caus
tics hv our newly dcvlced absorbent inatn.
od known ns tho "KhlX'TltO.aUUMI.
C'IDK."
And our OZO-NITR OAB cures Catarrh
nnd Catarrhal Deafness.
Consultation free and strictly sacred
and confidential. Olllce hours dally from
10 a. m. to 4.30 p. in.; 7 to 8.00 p. m. Sun.
day from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m.
MADE ME A MAN
AJAX TABLUTS TOHITIVELY CnnK
AZLJitrvout JJsea..- Vailing alao
i
B.HV1V UUVlj f IlasUlfT III UlU W( (vUU.tU4
lit biqaii tar ttuAr. bu 1 nam or msrriavn.
I'ifiTant Inflinltv am GonmmDtliui if
Ukaniutime. Ttieir u khowi .amedtato fmpruvtv
man
naant inrl tfMj m. f'.flltf ihrA u. othr fall Tn.
im
lit opon hftTloff tha cennlna AJax TotlU. TLf
It cured tnouHftodtiatl wllloarnrOo. at ik).
ltlr wrlttftn guarantee to etttwt a rure cf pTC la
vcbcMoor refund the money. Wloawll U I Oifr
oo-"j
avcpcMoor reiuna iu money, mwww
rckuti or iU pkf (full treHmeoU foi
nialLIn rin wrapper, upoD racvirtot rrlc
"- AJAX REAlEDV CO.,
r ii lf (iuii irenmenii ior WiMJ, lij
;nco. rtrcaitr
v uctrvora bh
CkUtC. III.
For sale In Scranton, l'a., by Matthew
IJ.-o. and II, U. Handersna, druggists.
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