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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE- SATURDAY. APRIL 30. 1S9S.
Men's Willow
Calf Shoes at
$3.00
Newest
Equal to ours ? Made on the
best style last, with popular
toe, iu colors such as arc not
to be had at any store in
the city. A glance will
prove it.
110 MMll'CK STRtiET.
UNIONiaKSBCABE
ABEL
The Wllkcs-lSuno Kecora can be iiaa
In Screnton at tlio news bUnda of M.
Molnhrtrt, 119 Wyoming avenue: Mac,
Lackawanna avenue
CITY XUTES. .
('.mis of thank", i evolution of roii'Jo
It me, oliliuur iioetrx mill tho like will
1 in-erleil In Till? Tilbune only when
I'uhl tor in .ulxittice, at the rate of u
cents per Hni.'.
W. S. Wnnl, the ii"W ianltor of the cltx
hall, l.ofjan hH xxoik In that i,iuclt ji
tiiH,. licujnniln Dlmnilrk has heeu ekcteil
jnusltUiit of the I.nck.ixxunn i Tiust anil
tifo Deposit compnnv. In place ot Will
iam T. Pmllh, tlci c.ihctl.
Ur S. J". I.OIlhhtKl't VX.lb )Ctelllll it
Niwion C'enlir where he v,as c.illtil li
3ji. Itluli.utls incl Xlvxui tn ot that place
to pcrlciun it suiglc.il opeiitlon.
Tho mcillcul stud ot I. ickawaim "i 1ms
pltal will hold u conipttltlo cainlnutlou
lor the position ot lioue Mirfrcon next
WtilnoMl.i.x, JIaj 1 Two appointments
will bo maile lor tho coming ca
I'atilck liurke ami Joseph Hushes vxeru
commltteil to Jail In default ot Jjno ball
each by Mnxoi I'allej In i'sterila s po
lleo court. They nro ihurgul by Mrn. Kan
Ueia, ot 7i0 -Scianton street, vxlih sneak
thlevhiK UmiRe W. .lenklns was mtiiiii ap
pointed u lewn ot Section I), in the
riftli sewer dibtrlu, to mcii.il Attormy
1). J. n.ivlot, who li.ts nsi';ni.d Mi. Is
in minu with thu Thlitoctuh utjiment.
and it wus i.cciws.u in 'j.Miiin some
and it waf in cehsM.rj to jppnlnt some
liody In IiIh plate
Mu Hinuibluth bx Attoines M.utln
x. Vltlnvti, jesurdii bikini an action in
leplcvin apalnit t'hirles S I'ollxer, si ,
and Charles S Colljer ji lor time b. J.
"mi sou, llw carpi lx, two .stoi.s, thieo
I i hies, elKhtuMi tluilis, two dolarf, two
mlriois, mid a hoii-i and biiKv, nil ot
t le MlllIC of Mil.
M.lillane IIkiimk wtie ki mii'ii e ili-i -ilu
to Antony ()ilinisK and 1'iteinnln
Maiink oi Siiiutoii, Jacob tS'mlai
mid Anna Xmiiitn, ol I'licebuiK. lltmx A.
llulib.uil mil l.oui'i Hale, of I'm, I;
t-tieet; I'.ml Itlpthlik and l'.llj Slce.ick ot
.let-sup, Mriihlai- KiMin and .Martwrethl.
Ncniellii ol tht W. M Mile
The bond of I' II l'olfoid, collntor of
llHllll'lllttlt tllMK nl i lie hex cult i nth .x.Td
lor llio (rti IViT with A 1' IJnlti.nl and
11.11 Hex nobis ,m hill et lex xx.ls IUt d xes.
terilax in I'rr thiniotarv ('opel.ind's of.
tlci, ami tin bond of Thomax .1 I.a.ian,
collect!)! of tin Thlttri nth vxulil Willi M
J JIcUoiiihII and 1' J Jonl.in as (.lue
tic was also Hied
ORDERED TO IIBA1PST0AD. L. I.
Twentieth Nrpurntu Company ol
Itiiizliiiin'oii I- Ordered Out.
Thr Txxenlieth separate company of
Kilichamton 'xhlih Is Identified with
tho National "!untd of New York state,
lias leceived unlet to pioeeed to Hemp
stead, I.. I .Monilax. wheie the Third
lirlrnle of that state wil mobilize
Thutxdav night the older to move
was icieiveil
.liltt Ucloie lln I p.irtetl.
William 1 amereaux. a member of
Company!. National flunrd of Pennsyl
vania, of Plymouth, a few- hours hefoie
1'nvliiB for Mount CJtetnn, nccompan
Jed by his affianced, Miss Paitlnston,
n Pl mouth voting1 ladv, went to the
jecldenco of Itev C W. Harvey and
were united in marriage
llocl; Iteer.
12. ltobinson s Sons Hock Beet on tap
toda.
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WAFERS
Vintererrccn.
Q Peppcrmiut,
a httsaafnih,
a Lemon,
X Cinumuon,
Y llosc,
0 Violet,
C IlnuiiiiR mid Others,
! FRESH
Thi Scranton Gash Store
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
The
AMBULANCE IS
NOW ASSURED
Tolol Amount of Money Necessary Has
Been Subscribed.
to l'liuvnxT itnaiMUNT rno.M
i.osuxa it thu tuiijunb tiu:s-
DAY DmnCTKD THAT IT IIP. PITH
CHASUD COXriWJNT TIIH l'KOl'Li:
OP THU CITY WOULD Al'PHOVK
SUCH ACTION'-Tlin AMUUIANCI2
WILL 1112 AT MT. OllHTNA TO-N10HT-COLONKI.
COUltaUX NOTI
nui). Tlie Thirteenth rcRlment will lecelvo
Kb nmbnlunro tonight.
Tho Tribune's tmvl for tho purchase.
it the vehicle closed lust nlfflit with
total of $519.71 subset Ibeil by several
thousttnd iiersonf.
When Tho Tribune was about to pur
rhtiBO the ainbulunce at llarilsburg last
Tuesday thioitgh Lieutenant Illehard
son, of the state urscnul, tlio Ninth
lecclment, of 'Wllkes-llirro, tried to
iecute the vehicle but It wns puichascd
throti";h the Tribunes military uKent
for $340. A check for this sum has been
sent to the Anthtaclte WnKon companv,
of itnrtlHhuri:.
After payinp for the nmbulance, tho
mm of $170.71 lemalns to pay for horfre-',
luu noes and such equipment as may
b- necesfcary. The details weio com
intinliatd by wlte to Colonel Com son
list nlBlit nnd If the balance Is not silt
lb lent to place the ambulance in ser
vice. The Tilbune entuies to assume
that the small additional hunt that may
be required wilt be immediately fotth
eomlptr from rfcianton's patriotic peo
ple. Hundreds of verbal and vwitten tes
timonials have been received hy The
Tribune commending the i;lft by popu
lar fcubsctlption It lias been the unan
imous opinion that no more practical
retiiembrim e could be possessed by the
iltv's ciack commnnd The name of
the regiment is prominently and tas-
tillv lettered upon the tides of the vehi
cle, which In all its appointments Is
fitandard nnd up-to-date, "i estenlay's J
ambulance conttibutious v, eio ns fol
lov.s: I'revlously neklioxxlcilKed J4M '
Victor Koch 2 W
renner .V: Chut pill " W
Robert 1'. MeKenua 5 10
J II. Nolan 1 on
Caxh 1 ihj
Warreii-I2hiet Company b 00
Mis. John W. I'owlei :0
1'iofessor .T. C. Talor 1 (10
12vcictt Waiien fit")
Ilev. .1. O. ni'kmtn 1 00
Megarge Iliothcrs ' B00
Public school No. 11 (no names) 5 70
Public school No. H a 11
Public .school No. S". H Ul
Total Ju19 71
No 3," school contributor:
Prank O'lteilly.
' heresa Wood.
tit orgc Lexx is.
Helin llusscll
Uobtrt Schult
Sue liipplc.
Mamie Camlne.
Arthur Kellet
Mead Palmer
Prank McClow .
Archie Phillips.
Katie Kiers.
Jane Uuss.-ll.
Klorcnco Yost.
Francis Stone.
William hte.
TImma Wagner.
Christian Uarth.
Harry 12vans.
Marian Smith.
Nettle Mott.
PCbSlO llioun.
Margaret Davis.
Clrace Serine
Mabel McCauley.
Aithur Weeks.
Clmo W.ulo
Walter Mechler
C-inlo Perk
Itobut Dixls
Wilbur Poole.
Mai.x Pottei
Cljdo Welclul.
Kinm.t IJuenzll.
Mabil Seaman
Hairy Stlpp.
Hairy Smith.
Llllltn Phillips.
Kdxxln Camlne.
Max Jessii;i
Ch.ulcs Ilai th.
C.urle Saar
Ilcbecca McNally.
Minnie Hoffman.
Pi .ink Mechler.
Arthur Pfahler.
licit Merccieuu
Chas. Zlzehnan.
Clara Uolile
Anna CoxUllo.
Ch.ulie Qui mi.
Lois lieldcn.
Joe Pi Ice.
Ned Osthaus.
Muttie Kline.
Willie Rodriguez.
Ray Katlffni.in.
Helen Hvans.
Howard Andrews.
Sttlla Caxinej.
(eneviovo Muiphy.
Pran Y'ost.
Irene Drew.
Pied Marshall
Mamie Schubert.
Rajmond Hodges.
May Stcln.
Hmma Kambeck.
John Murphy.
IMvvln Siijdir.
Hdvvln Ollmaitln.
Ltura Gllmartiu.
Leslie Williams.
Donald Co.
Anna Linn.
Hdward llulr.
P.thtl Hitchcock.
Alfied Schick.
Ray IlehrU.
John Stein.
Prancls I.aubach.
Hdxxard Murphj.
Hat old Reed.
lMxx'ard Spiague.
Willie Toy.
Theodoie Weeks.
Ray Walteis.
Karl Wiichel.
Jack Quackenbu-h
Toxxnsend Rogait.
Le cliand Parrlsh
Wm. J JUnuera.
Clarence Cloud.
Hmclio llolilu.
Ploreuce IJauett
Helen Gould.
Ruth Jordan
Maigaret Keckler.
Reitha McCarg.
Ida McAnvic.
S'tdlo Potter.
Ktlle litlden.
Merritt Womeidorf lleth Plttenger.
Helen Hill
Hairlet Peursall.
Hthcl Poxxdl.
Margaret O'Reilly.
Pann eeks.
Res-Ie Doster.
Hazel Hodges
L Dettenmeger.
Geoige Deacon.
Mubckl Belden.
Mabel lieldcn.
lay Gould,
lleulah llogett
Marshall Hull.
Willie Pitman.
Maggie Hitchcock,
Lizzie Carey.
Jessie Kaufman
Hlla Wltliers.
M. Lamaie.ix.
A. Lamaieax.
Ada Kenstermacher.
Tillle Spilntle.
Lizzie Tlssler.
Geo. Williamson.
Albert Pfelffcr
Hlnier Kauftiuan.
Pandna Rose.
Caimel White.
Rhea Gessler.
Kdxxurd Nolan.
Plorenco Rroclc.
Mumio McAnally,
Kx'a Dioxv.
Clarence Cullender. Aithur Piobst
Arthui Goortcnough. Mary Lees,
Mabel Deans.
Joe Stokes
Maiy Hornbaker.
Alice Withers.
Glny wdslt.
Chas. Rodriguez
llany Holden
Jacob Ace.
i:thcl Pethlck
Plorenco Pittlnger.
Maude Gllhool
Jennie Lorlmer.
Prank n.inett
Krnest Hoftley.
Lillian Lewis
Chailes Spelcher.
Hthel Yost.
C. Quackenbush.
Gertrude Louder.
1211a Costcll.
Anna Hoover
Oscar Lancaster.
Joe Murphy.
Ralph Bnovcr.
Peter WhiU.
William Stein
Geoige Gllhool.
Wiilllo Holden
Grace Rldgexvay.
Marguerite
Stanley Thomas.
Wlllto Gllmartln.
Margaret Lees.
McCann
Mabel Wagner
Harold Hltchner.
Lydla Hell
Roslu Kaufiiold.
Hrna May.
Wesley DUkson.
Lorcn Molo.
Pi ank Coiy.
Ruth Schubeit.
Adelo Grant
Ollvo Pcarxall
Loreno Welchel,
Aithur Stlpp
Walter Sxxaitz.
Caiol Finn.
Hcnty Doster.
Jennlo Giant.
Hxerett Lanenster.
Marguerite Hnjder.
Katie Murphy.
Fred Hatrls.
Marguerlto Sullivan.
Klmcr Ace.
Iuy Hodges.
Laura Schick
S infoid Smith,
WlllloCoekbutn.
Fred Cockhurn.
Ruth Gould.
AVIIllo KnmbecU.
Peter Stlpp.
Hannah White.
Hail Yost.
From school No. 9;
Ldna Uojce. Stephen Hlcenak.
Agnes Culkiu,
Mary Burke.
Nora Burke.
Annie. Durkln.
Nellie aillesple.
Ilnttle DavlH.
Alice Davis.
Mury Goodrich.
Margaret Mooney.
Iloaie Shorcr.
Mogglo Goodllne.
M'alter Burhau,
Patrick Devine.
AValter Goodrich.
IMdlo neddlugton.
Joseph Swift.
Rlclutid Havard.
1'reddle Ilrlggs,
Cella Dexlnu.
Mary Igoe.
Charlie Durkln.
Mabel ralrilold,
Annlo Lottus.
Nina Roblnron.
Thomas Blackledgo. Annlo Noon.
George MIIlowc. John Brennan.
Harry Stevens. Joseph Weir.
John Haldemunn. Mary Millow,
If
If you wish to leain the stute of
the weather, you must consult a
barometer.
If you wish to know the state of
your health, your body is a natural
barometer.
Ifyouseemto lack energy, and
feel "tired, there is something the
matter with your circulation.
If you are bilious, constipated,
dyspeptic, nervous, you need some
thing to tone up your digestive
organs.
If you feel a sudden cold or chill,
bear in mind it may lead to pneu
monia. If you feel any or all of these
symptoms, remember that
Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey.
is the safest and best thing you can
take to get rid of them.
There is no other whiskey like it,
and nothing else that can possibly
take its place.
Joseph Rcddington.
lieatrico Gilgallon.
Mary Devine.
Lllllo l'erry
Frances Collins.
Hdltli Biiggt.
Lizzie Durkln
Jessie Stevens.
P Haldeman.
James Gillespie.
Hdlth Stetler.
Lena Scherer
Be ill lie Perrv.
Anna Gilgallon
Hlizalieth Kellej.
Lxnwood Schulcr
Bertha Woo.lhouse.
George Szlupus.
Mar Sable.
JMxxard Detnpsey.
Molllc Karuel
Willie Kciinx
Maggie Havatd.
Owen Rafftrty.
Rernaid Cantwcll
Gertrude Campbell.
Cella Durkln
Kmmct Flaherty.
Leo McGownn.
Sadie Johns
Anna Glllard.
Margaret Blglin.
Kittlo Blglin
Barbara Sxxlft.
Max Kornell.
William D.ixxson.
Andrew llornn.
Stephen Devcraux.
Mary Loftus.
LllvLevj.
lieno Mulllns,
Agnes Richards.
Anna Rlclmids.
Agnes Toole.
Alien Rudd.
Lctltla McAdams.
Agnes Rafferty.
J me Adams.
Mary Davis.
Rose Hagen
Lenorn Stetler.
Hlizabeth Kelly.
Anna Kearney.
William Rafter.
Hdvxaiil Kenn.
Michael Gilloegly.
John Barrett.
Hdmund Sccley.
Lulu Ilnpcr.
Mlchael Noone.
1'eter Cooncy.
William Corby.
Chit a Puestcr.
Thomas Culkln.
Ida Srlupas.
Joseph Blglin.
Kntlo Gilgallon.
Mary Gibbons.
GYMNASTIC EXHIBITION.
Given by the Young Women's Christian
Association in the High
bchool Auditorium.
Tiie annual gymnastic exhibition of
the Youiik Women's Chrlstlnn associ
ntion In the High school auditorium
last night delighted a largo nudlence.
The entertainment marked tho close of
the '97 nnd 'OS classes which will ic
open Oct. -
Miss Katheilne L. Hills, the associ
ation physical director, Is entitled to
great credit for a season's meritor
ious vxoik, a comment which Is sug
gested by the perfect exhibitions of
chlldrens', misses and joung Indies'
classes last night. That the public
appi eclated the association's physical
depattment vx.is attested by tho audi
ence of over seven hundred persons
present, despite un admission fee ot "
cents.
The piogiamme t ontained a fancy
march and lesson In free work In one
number b the ladies' class; a bar bell
drill and hoop drill, by the misses'
class; "Comln' Thro' the Hyp." n ges
tute numbei. a vnnd drill and a
dumb bell dilll by the childien's class,
a dumb bell drill, club drill nnd gro
tesquo diill by the ladles' advanced
cluss; twenty-live posture numbeis by
a clnss of young ladles.
The classes were as folloxvs
Fancy March nnd Lesson In Free
Work Misses Lewis, Gibson, Schlels,
Harrington, Thomas, Fisher, Jordan,
Woodruff, Morris, Ripple, Shoit, Osland,
Morgan, Forcher, Jones, Koehler
Bar Bell Drill nnd Hoop Drlll-MIssi s
Rue Ripple. Margaietho Koehler, Clara
Woodruff. Minnie Samter, Hvelyn Gates,
Hintna Frev, Mav Hackett, Katharine
lluuiphre), Bessie llarilngtou, Sadie
Corln.
Wand Drill and Dumb Bell Drill-Miss-es
Kami. Ldla and Mnrgaret Mattes,
Gates, Connor, Kmma anu Ullle Wil
liams, Robinson, Sclnocdcr, Spelss,
Breck, Flltcroft, Bliss. Strohecker, Sal
mon, Cat sou. Dowd, Seward.
"Comln' Thro' the Rje." a gesture
number Misses Kami, Schroeder, Brcck,
Flltcroft Bliss Strohecker, Salmon,
Cat sou, Dowd
Dumb B.ll Dilll Club Drill nnd Gro
tesque D-il' .'lisscs Short, Osland, Por
cher and M013 m
I'ostures Misses Thomas, Gibson,
Schlels, Fisher, .Ionian, Morris and Hlne.
Emit of the fotvffolng members was
according1 to the American system of
gymnastics, tho system which Miss
Hills teaches.
Miss Edna Judd, pianist, was the
accompanist. Tho Orpheus club,
Chailes Doersam, William Stanton,
Fred "Wldmnyer and Louis ZorIg, play
ed several oichestral selections. One
was a medley of patriotic airs between
thr in st and second part of the pro
gramme. Tho audience, which was
laigcly composed of women, girls and
chtldipp, was so demonstrative over
tho selection that an encore had to be
responded to.
m
Y. ftl. C. A. BASE BALL QAMES.
At Cntiioudnlo Today nnd Home
With ProletmoiiiiU Wednesday.
The Young Men's Christian associa
tion base ball club goes to Carbondale
this afternoon to play that city's crack
amateur club.
Next Wednesday the Acme club, or
ganized In New York city to play pro
fessionally during the seaton at James
town, N. Y, will be here to play the
Young Men's Christian association
team at Athletic patk.
Oriental Ruck mid Carpels
At a greatly reduced price. Having a
vety hit go stock of Hugs and Carpets,
and being obliged to redttco our stock,
we will give specinlly low flguies.
Como nnd buy n flno rug at your oxx n
pi ice, ns wo must sell them.
Michaellan Bros. & Co ,
' 124 Washington ave.
Hock Hour. ,
E. Hobinson's Sons' Bock Beer on tap
today.
I'iiiu IHiinioiuls,
Watches, Jewelry and Silverware aro
being sold at Davldow Bros, at aston
ishingly low prices. Theso goods have
not beon redeemed, and tpust be sold.
Iloclc llecr.
E. Hobinson's Sons' Bock Beer on tnp
today.
THE FIRST TEST
OF THE NEW LAW
Was Passed at the Last Session ol the
Legislature nnd Approved.
T1IH LAW PHOVinrcS THAT IT
SHALL Hi: UNLAWFUL I'OIi ANY
joiu:man, aohnt, -MANAomt on
any oTiinn pnnsoN in authoii-
1TY Oil ANY COUPOHATION CHAlt-
Tr.KUD to dischakgh on
THltHATEN TO DlSClIAnQH A
MAN FOlt JlHMlinnSHIP IN A La
UOlt ORGANIZATION.
George Clnik, foreman In the steam
heating nnd fitting department ot
Hunt & Connell, was Indicted by the
grand Jury at tho Instance of the
Steam Fitters union, of tho city, under
an act of assembly passed last June.
His case was down for trial Thursday,
but could not be 1 cached until yester
dny. When It was culled by District
Attorney Jones, Attorney John F.
Scragg, representing Mr. Clark, made
a motion to quash the Indictment and
Hied icasons na follows:
First-Because the net of assembly un
der which tho Indictment is diavxn is un
constitutional. Second -Because the Indictment charges
six scparato and distinct ertenses.
Third Because each count ot tho 'n
dlctmcnt charges two scparato and dis
tinct offenses.
Fourth Because the Indictment Is bad
for duplicity; and tho act ot assembly is
meaningless, vuguo und charges no of
fense. Fifth Because of general exceptions
District Attorney Jones wanted the
case tried nnd In tho event of a ver
dict of conviction to have ludgment
at rested pending Mr. Scrngg's motion,
but Judge Archbald would not petmlt
thnt nor would Mr. Scragg agree
to It and the cout t granted
a tulo to show cause vxhy
tho Indictment should not be
quashed and made It retut liable for ar
gument on Friday, May C, before the
three Judges.
ATTRACTED MUCH ATTENTION.
It Is a case that has attt acted con
siderable Interest, not only In the city,
but throughout the state nnd country.
It has been widely discussed in labor
Journals and trades union circles.
Tho Pennsylvania legislature last
June passed an act ot assembly In de
ference to the wishes and arguments
of tho trades unions, making It a mis
demeanor punishable by fine or Im
prisonment, either or both, for any
foreman, agent, manager, or any oth
er pet son In nuthority. of any corpqra
tion chartered, to discharge, or Uneat
en to discharge, or to coeice, any em
ploye of such corporation for being a
member of, or applying for member
Mi.p in, any labor organization.
It was alleged by the Steam Fitters
union of Scranton that Mr. Clark dis
charged Lewis A. Mack. Edwin M.
Longyear. Fred Guest, Edward Wat
son, E. J. Il.1dlK.1n nnd Charles F.
Cleary, because they helonged to the
union. I'pon this allegation and Infor
mation tho prosecution was founded.
Attorney John J. Muiphy represented
the union.
FIRST ACTION OF THE KIND.
Tills was the first action of Its kind
In this state and probably In the Uni
ted States. On that account the local
union was anxious to make a test case.
Mr. Scragg is confident that ho will he
victorious In proving the unconstitu
tionality of the act. He said It was
special legislation nnd included only
charteied corporations. The outcome
will be awaited with much interest.
GO TO CAMP TODAY.
Few Members of tho Thirteenth Who
Could Not Go W cdnmdny Nlelit.
A number of Thirteenth regiment
niembets, who, for vatious reasons,
weie prevented from leaving here
Wednesday night, will start for Mount
Gretna at noon today via the Delawaie
and Hudson road.
Among them will be: George L. Peck.
seigeant. Company A; Geoige Marion,
pilvnte. Company D; Albert Wall, pri
vate. Company F. Sergeant Peck will
have tumspoitatlon for any number of
membets of the legiment who were left
behind. Surgeon C. H. Parke left hete
for the camp jesterduy.
M'COLLIQAN, THE NEW PATROLMAN
Sworn In nnd Ktniulnod by Police
Surgeon I'liltou Yesterdnx-
John McColllgan, the newly appoint
ed substitute police patrolman, was
sworn in by Maor Bailey yesterday.
He began duty last night on the "no
vice's beat," Court house square.
McColllgan was examined by Police
Surgeon W. G. Fulton and pionouneed
physically quillflol to serve on the
foi ce. Ho is .18 ears old, has been u
miner by occupation nnd lesides at 410
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For a few clays only, big reduc
tion in
Fine Dress Goods.
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New line of
Vigeroux and Coverts,
Iu military blue, green ami red
mixtures. 75c Goods for 59c.
Very large Hue of Suitings, mix
tures, stripes and faucies. Goods
worth from 75c to $1.25 for 59c.
Come and See.
MEARS
&
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R
? L It's a P
6 rEky
To own
There is
make-up and appearance that commands in
stant admiration, while their durability and whiteness prove a
source of constant satisfaction.
Thl xreck xvo nro display ln n beautiful now opan stock pattern
In vltreoun porcelain that xvlll Interest you especially tho price.
MILLAR & PECK,
"Walk in nnd
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Twenty-third street. Ho was born In
Tamaqua, Is five feet, 9i Inches In
height and weighs 203 pounds.
GRINeR TRIAL CONTINUED.
Until Juno ill), Owing to Defendant's
riiysicnl ninnbllltr.
On motion of John T. Lenahan before
Judge Woodwnrd jestcrday, at Wilkes
Hart e, tho trial of Jumes It. Grlner, on
tile charge of murder, was continued
until June 20, for tho reason that Grl
ner Is physically unable to nppoor. In
support of Mr. Lcnahan's motion a cer
tificate from Dr. Long was presented,
saying that Grlner h.tB suffered from
nervous prostration for four weeks.
Latci, Dr. Long was present in per
son and gave it as. Ills opinion that It
would bo injurious to Grlnet's health
to have him stand trial at this time.
Theteupon Judge Woodward granted a
continuance.
TAYLOR STORE BURGLARIZED.
Over 8200 Worth ol .llillliiery Hoods
oro Taken.
Goods valued at over $200 were stolen
Tnursday night from tho millinery store
of Mrs. T. M. Evans, at Taylor.
Tho store was entered through a side
window. Twelve hats and a laigo quan
tity of ostrich feathers and ribbons
were taken. Jones' furniture store was
also entered but no goods were taken.
There Is no clue to tho thieves.
BACON NVANTS A DIVORCE.
Snys He H'ns Forcod to 31nrry Agnlnit
His Will.
Charles Uacon, by his father and next
friend, Harper G. Bacon, began pro
ceedings in dlvotce yesterday In court
against his child-wife, Emma Drjer
Bacon. The llbellant is not out of his
teens himself. He sets forth In his
petition that he is but 18, and that he
wns forced to mat ry, her against his
will.
On Sept. 23, 1S9S, he was brought be
fore Alderman Millar on a warrant for
GALLON'S.
"We Clothe You from Head to Foot."
Monday, May 2,
We start the first sale of Children's Fancy Suits ever held in this
citv. We were the first to inaugurate low prices in children's fancy
suits by putting new prices on every garment in the house.
Starting next Monday
offer $4, $5, $6 and $7 Children's Fancy (ty OT
Reefer, Junior, Vestee and Blouse Suits for P- V
WATCH THIS SALE. WATCH OUR WINDOWS.
Any Child's Suit in our windows next week can
be bought for $2.97.
Special prices in all Children's Departments during sale. $1.00 and
$1.50 Lawn Blouses for 47c; plain white or colored. Russet or black
Shoes, 73c and 97e. 50c Fancy caps for 23c.
PENN CLOTHING
137 AIVJD 139
Monday
Look.
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pecial Prices in Hosiery
Children's heavy Ribbed Scaniles lhw,
regular 15c quality. Monday 10c
Hoys' heavy Hose, double knees and
soles, regular 25c quality. Moiuln..19o
Ladies' drop stitch Hose, 40 guagc, reg
ular 25c qualitv . Monday 1 7c
Ladies' seamless llo.-e, 3 pairs for 25c
I'rec with every rairof II us, one laricc ball of Cuat'd
black or tan darning cuttun.
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135 pieces Colored Satin and Taffeta best
quality all Silk Ribbon, 4 to 9 2c yd
2 gross Ladies' Leather !clts in blue,
green, red, tans and black; 25c goods
for 15c
Lot of good Tooth Brushes 1 0c
Lot of Silk Veilings, black and colors. . . . 5c
Lot of wash IJraids, white and colors. .. . 5c
HAGEN
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leesure
one of our new Dinner Sets.
something about their stvlish
134 Wyoming Avenuj
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being the father of her child; and on
tho subsequent Nov. 13 she swore out
another warrant beforo Alderman
Hoxve charging hlm with crlmlnaf as
sault, nnd alleging her ago ns under
16 years, which would constitute an
offense entailing a very severe penalty.
Ho claims he married her because hu
was nfrald of being convicted of the
latter charge, and that he was not
guilty of It; and ho asks to bo di
vorced. Iloclc Iteer.
E. Hobinson's Sons' Hock Beer on tap
today.
Ladles, Attention.
If you wish to pmchnse anything In
the line of sllverxxnre, you can save CO
per cent, by attending Davldow Uros.
great auction sale. These goods arc
first class In every respect, and nro
going at a low figure, and they must
be sold off, us they have been unie
deemed. Hock Iteer.
E. Hobinson's Sons' Bock Beer on tap
today.
Solid (Sold W niches.
Are sold at Davldow Bros., for $7, -and
$10, and they cannot be duplicated
in any other store In this city for the
double the amounts.
Hock Iteer.
E. Robinson's Sons' Bock Beer on tap
today.
Dyspepsia,
Heartburn, Uas.
trltta nnd all
ytomncu, Dlsor-
tiers positively cured. Grovcr Urnham'a Dys
rensfa Remedy is a Nueclflc One dona is
moves till distress, and a permnnent ruroot
the most chronic, nnd severe cases is guaran
teed. Donoteuder! A 50-cenl botllo will
convince the most skeptical.
Matthews Bros., DrussUts, O'JO Lack i
wanna avenue.
MAX WEBER, Boot anj Shoe Maker.
Best shoes to ordor from $l.7fiup. Men's
soles nnd becls, due. Ladles' soles and hcoltt,
50c. All -work guaranteed.
117 Penn Avenue, SCRANTON, PA.
GALLEN'S.
F--M.
for one week only
we
AND SHOE HOUSE
REIMIVJ AVENUE.
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Bargains.
415 and 417
Lackawanna Avenue, Scranton Pa,
HAVE YOU SEEN THE
ENHUR
OR
ICYCLES
The Greatest Value iu Bicy
cles that have ever been
offered iu this city.
A $ 60 Wheel for.. .$24.95
A 100 Wheel for... 50.00
Low Prices on Sundries,
Bells.
Hells 10c. up
Tiro tape, per roll 4c
Pants guards, pair 4c
Hubber'framo protectors 10c
Tiro cement 4c
Wood rim cement 4o
Sprocket locks -....10c
Valvo stems 19c
Corknllno grips, pair 19c
Hand pump i9o
Steel wrenches 24c
Repair outfit 21c
Graphite, stick 2c
Foot pumps 49o
Puncture Balm, enough for two
tires 490
Bicycle stand 49c
Standard Trip cyclometers 89c
Midget cyclometers 89c
Pedals, per pair $1.24
Saddles, Brown pat 98c
Chtlsty saddle $3.74
Tires, per pair $2.00
Morgan & Wright tires $7.49
Keystone tire, pair, 6 months' guar
antee $5.49
THE GREAT
310 Lacka. Ave.
JOHN II. UMVIC
BABY TENDER
A Walker and
Jumper Combined.
Invaluable to mother nnd child from the
time the Inbv Is slxxvceks old until it enn
Willi: At tho HAHY BAZAAR, 012 Spruca
Stieot
Steam and
Hot Water
H BATING
Gas, Electric
And Combination
FIXTURES
Electric
Light . . .
WIRING
Charles B. Scott
119 Franklin Ave.
BARRON
4c. STORE
Look.
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One case best ludigo Blue I Vitus 4c
tiood Shaker Flannel 35c
( Jood Apron Gingham 3c
lien Apron Gingham 4C
(iood Dark Calico 3c
liest Shirting Prints 3iC
Good Brown Muslin 3c
Best Heavy Brown Muslin 5c
Best fine Brown Muslin 5c
Best Lockwood 5-4 P. C. Muslin 8c
Best Lockwood 4 P. C. Muslin 10c
Best Lockwood 9-4 Sheeting 14c
Bleached Lockwood 5-4 P. C. Muslin.. 9c
Bleached Lockwood 6-4 P. C. Muslin..1lc
Bleached Lockwood 9-4 Sheeting J(lc
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Red, White and Blue Bunting.
Fine Quality Bunting 6c
Ordinary Quality Bunting 4c
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