THE SCRANTON TmBUlVE-TUESDAY. MAY 17. 1898.
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To Clean
Uncle Satn W using gun-powder. Tor
every kind of cleaning about the
house, use
GOLD
DUST
Washing Powder. It does the
work quickly, cheaply, thoroughly.
Sold everywhere. Made only by
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
I'lilcftEO. Ht Louis. New York, lloston.
GARBONDALE.
fTho Carhondale correspondence of Tns
Tribune haa been placed In the hands ot
Mr. C. It Munn, Salem axenuo nnd
Church streot, to whom news Items may
bo addressed. All complaints as to lr
regular delivery, tte . should ba made to
W. J noberts, news neent.
MANY IMPROVEMENTS.
oKolect roiiucll in n Progressiva Mood
I. list MrIiW
Select council was In a eleclileilly pio
KresesKe mood last evening. It passed
on first icadliiK tho following ordi
nances Providlnc foi paving and curbing
South Main street unrt lllghth uenuc
SlNth incline mid J'.uk place, North
Church ttticet and the lower end ot
Cuninn Htieot. ine lulling pavement
otr No. 1 brlelere, widening; Noith
Chinch .street, regulating sidewalks
und llxlng wages of the unplojcs of the
street department
Owing t the eleliv In the pnvsage of
the J.ik My ordln.uiec, the clt tleil;
iletlnietl his inability to loiuplctc the
duplicate b June 5M, and .1 icMiIutlon
whs adopted uuthlt Izlng CleiK of the
Coninion Council ficurgo l?nn. to u1"
bi.st him
Aniniig othir bills onleied was one
of C It Smith for ?W.(,0 fnl desks.
Alderman Jones le.seived his decision
In the Ti-oplp lence cii'-o until Filday
oning
GOINQ TO SCRANTON.
Tlie Kcwtntnn I.uIIls who are the
buaiil of manage! s of the rioienee
Mission inl!o all the li.dles In C.uboii
lalt who feel inteiested In thelt wolk
nnd would Hive to know more about th
w uikliitn, of the Sci.inton mission to
take the 12. ti.iln fioin heie tod.n
nnd thev will meet them with (.ullages
at the Hcranton depot and take them
up to the home Aftei attending the
K-Sul.u bond niedlng the Indies will
b shown aiound the building and ta
ken baik to the Motion for the S.20
tialn I'm i.v l.ul lsioidlal invited
to go flow n
AN OIM-RATION.
John McDonnugh, of the South Side,
who 1ms been a sul'e ur fiom abdomin
al dropsy for nmw time, undeiwent an
opeintlon vesteidnj moinlng when
nbout foui anllou of water weie re
moved .Mr McIjoiioiikIi sufiered inueh
of late and the oiiei.Ulon was neHHeil
to .iie ),S fe. )r Kplh ,,llt,ratrd.
assisted by Di mills and 1. ukln The
patient Is testing now iluletlj and Is
decidedly nioie comfoitablt
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Word ha been lecelved In this ( ty
i f the MUits-i of Jo'eph Mlssetl in pas
sing tho llnnl eamiimtlon ot the lhll
nlclphin .Medlco-ClilruiKlr.il ollege
and that he will be graduntedfiuni
that institution on M.i'i Jl It gives u-.
pleasure in the announcement of the
Huccssf of anothei Cmbondale Imv,
and we feel sine that Joe will met t
with anil merit the success In futuie
life which his host of fi lends in tlilj
cll wish him.
Uv. William M lliller late the able
nnd popular pastoi of the Methodist
church in this place, Is visiting his suns
111 Carbondak. He is fa"-t recovrilng
his health and will assume tho duties
of his new pastoi ate nt K.ic toiyvlllo
about Juno 15 SiiMiut'hRnii.i Tinn
fcript Jumcs, son of William Ward, of
Simpson, while -it his woik c-teiday
moinlng at the rt.inkllu Coal com
pany's mines, wis kicked In the foie
head by a mule His lathei brouglit
him to the o'llto of l)r Lamb on Sixth
avenue, wheie s snitches were pin ml
in the wound The boy was doing well
at last icports.
The Alumni association of the Cai
bondale High school will tnret in the
fentiol scliool building this evening
The annual election of ofllceis will take
place nnd the arinngemetits tor this
ears banquet will bo discussed. A full
iiltendnnce is desired.
Arthur hutberfoid. of Ulalrstown, N.
J. spent Sunday with his patents In
this rlty.
Mrs l W. ni is home ngaln.
Miss Lillian A Jones has tehiincd to
I'hlladelpliiu.
Ti-ac-ey Symonds, of ninghamton N.
Y., who has rented pan ot J. K. shep
herd's store t'li Haleni nwnue. ijas re
moved his household effei ts from ning
hamton to the Kelts house on lirook
street
JERWYN AND MAYIHELD.
On last Sunday nfternocm n saloon,
bottling estahllshnient and two dwel
ings weio burned to the giound at the
Kdgeiton, n small patch a shoit ills,
tance from this tomi. Many of the
people heio who suw the blaze thought
that the compnny breaker was kuIik
up in smoke, nnd n largo number of
man. would o out of eiupliinent.
The Mansuy tilbe of Hed Men wi
dispense with the regular annivi-saT
this year, nnd havo decided to partici
pate in the excutsloii which will be
run from Wllkes-Harrr to Hones tal
on Wednesday by their sister Iodrv
Mrs William Cunningham, of Simp
son, n former usldent of this town,
was visiting filcniU hero Sunday.
Andrew Maloncy and Miss Hllen Gal
lagher, of Providence, and Mr. and Mi.s.
O'ltourke and Miss Llleii Clark, of
Scranton, jveio tho gutsiH of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Patrick Uluoniei, of H street. Sun
day. ,
William Itnwo and William Mlller
vjlle were out lldlng on their wheel
on Saturdnj evening and had a collls
Ion In front of Hennleh' lepalr shop.
and as a result tin fonner's wheel was
damaged
A rhlld of :.ii- and Mr. Willlun New
berry, of Second street, had its arm
painfully scalded yesterday by putting
up Spain
r -'' lr & vr-
I'hlladolphln
riltNlitirgh Hnltlmoro.
It Into n dish of uurtn soup which
had been placed outile ( eool
Jlr. nnd Jlrs Jcdin P Nic'iolon,
spent Sunday witli fileijds In rici.in
ton. Hendeison Knitter, son of Mi und
Mis. John Kmtter, of Seventh street,
Is tlueatened with un nttnek of pneu
monia. The council met In n fipvril s,'l'in
last evening for the ptupoe nf election
of police. The applUutl'M of Cnailes
McOlnley was lead. .Hid he being the
only npplicutlon for th ollUe, w.m
elected by ncclaiivillon The salary
and service commence 'mm list en
Ing which Is $m n mnntn and limn 7
until 4 o'cloek In the moinmg Theie
was cousldeiable talk coiicei nlng n uni
form and after n long discussion the
matter It was decided to 1 ly th matter
over until the regular meeting of the
council.
A huge number of Tuibh l!iook lodge
of this town, wi'i putlciprte in the
parade nt Ilkes-Inno today where
the grand lodgt ni'-ets
rOREST CITY.
The Ladles' Aid Society of the Klist
Presbyterian chinch will seive supper
and Ice cieam in the basement of tho
eh'lich tonight
Hev. II. II. Diesspr, of Oiiluth, Minn,
conducted sen Ices at the Methodist
Lplscopal church Fundav moinlng
Tlie huge building near the Iile de
pot, owned by I'd v. ill Coiev. togethei
with Its stock of llnur, feed meal, etc.,
will be sold by the sheiiff on Kiiday,
at the suit of Martha Coiev and otheis.
Kollowlng Is the cast that will nppeat
tonight In the comedy-dnuna, "Hes
the .Mountain Waif, or a Klondike
Claim'-.
I-iunl .Ionian John M. Ill own
Nat Weber Thomas Hi own. j
Jack Hamlin L.J Wells
Hallelujah Hilly II K. Miivmi
Xenas Ot lines N. I'. Hiundage
Susie Smith Mls lleulah Mine
Mrs noble Miss Heulnh Hlno
.Miss Penelope Pilm
.'.... Miss Lillim M. (TlUhiist
Hess MIsCI.ll.t Cooige
lodge Ananias Lovetoddv
Hariv Hoffman
Tlie play 'is a flist-class one and the
fnet that it v.lll be piespnted undei the
diicctiou of Mi Ilnny Hoffman, an ac
toi will a leputatlon foi ability and
eonaelentious wotlc, nnd that the lead
ing lolo xx 1 1 1 be itssitmed by Miss C.eorgi
atgues well .oi a veiy successful pto
dtir tlor Mi Hoffman and Miss Grotgo
wcte last M'ai with Jacob Letts in the
"Old Kontuek" company. The P19
reeds will be for the benelll ot I'-itei-pilse
Hose comiuiny and no doubt n
Itbetal pationage will be given tin llie
1111 11 ,
Captain Chailes I'nllon has oiganlzed
a base bill team that Is leady to meet
all roimis for money or maihliM. The
members-, who an Koiest Citv and
Viindllrg men nie as follows Kiank
Milieimnti, Thomas Henning. S.
Welsh Mlchnrl Mara Jfihn I'wins,
Martin Dunn. Sharles Kallon. IMwatcl
Lav in. James Moni'-on nnd H. Madl
gan The memlinis nie to meet tumor
low night at Madlgan's jiool room Pi
Vanning to peifcct thelt otganlzutlon
nnd tiansact othei business
OLYPHANT.
On Saturday evening a meeting was
held at the odel Kellows hall lor tho
pm pose ot making tin thei auange
ments foi the Miinmiiil Ua i'ercises.
An oeeutlve committee' vvas appointed
as follows Thomas W IMwnrels,
chali num. n.tnlt ' Immj David M01
gan, John MciJmt.v, Thomas Dodds, M.
W. Cumniings- Piaiuls Major, T. I!
lhown, David McKliov, Andieu Kai-
oil, Thomas Han Is, John T Williams,
W W Jones Vai Ions committees
nppolntpil weie ns follows Commit
tees to collect funds, C, M Hathawaj,
J. .1. McOlnty, Thomas Imlds S 1
vestet Williams speakeis and niiisjr.
T It Hi own Kiancls Majoi, D.nld
Moigan e omtnlttee on proginmnie,
Thomas Hauls, J. T. Williams. Da
vid McKlroV. W. H. Matthews, John
Wntklns Among the societies which
will pnitli Ipate In the eseiclse.s nie
the Knights of Pythias, I. () O. K.
Heptasophs. Ancient Order of Hibein
lans. Knights nf Malta, True Ameii
can Ivotltes W W. Waters Post,
Cil.md Aimj of the Ilepubllc, Junior
and Senior Korcstois, nlso the ailous
churi'hcs nnd public schools. Another
meeting will be hold on Satuidny eve
ning. Dr. D. L. Jenkins, nf Piovldenee,
was n lslto in town Satin daj.
A little girl has arrived nt the homo
of Mr. ami Mrs. D. C. Kvnns. of Sus
quehanna sheet.
Miss Pessio Phelps, of Scranton,
spent Saturday with Miss Muilo Shaw,
of Hlakelv.
Mis II. C Scluink nnd daughter,
Noihamn, left estorduy to visit rela
tives nt Mt. Caiinel.
John Phillips Is spending the week
with lelatlves nt Parsons.
Hev. and Mis Oeoigo Hague attend
ed the annual session of the Haptlst
Voting People's union held in Ply
mouth on Saturday.
Kred Horry, of Carhondale. spent
: unday with Mi. and Mis. D. L Heiry,
of Hlaki'ly.
i is Kdwnrd Jones, of Hlakelv, Is
seiiousiy 111.
(lss Mary cnrbino has resigned her
position as osslstnnt In the postolllee.
William Noole, of .Scranton, was tho
guest of Mr. nnd Mis. Thomas Ken
ned on Sunday.
John Ajoirlson, of Carhondale, called
on Philip Mooie. of thin jIic-, yiv
lei day.
AVOOA,
Mr and Mis H. K. Halley have ie
tinned honi" after Huveial weelis' visit
to tho Pacific Coast.
Miss M. A Quliin has returned home
fiom Huzletnn where she has been
Hiuiesstui in elTectlng a launch of tho
L C H. A.
Hev J J. M.cabr. r J Hellly and
Patilck McNully, of the St. Aloyalus
miclety; IMwnrd Olbbons nnd W. J.
Snnimon. of tho Kathor Matthew so
clety: William Oolilen nnd Harry Heap,
of the Cadets, will be delegates from
this town to tlie C. T. A. U convention
at Kingston tomorrow nnd Thursday.
Owen Mtilurkey, of the West Side,
has returned homo after undergoing
tientment In tho Pennsylvania t'nlver-
nllv.
James O'lltlen 1ms nccepted a posi
tion ns niotormnn on tho Scranton nnd
Plttstun Traction line.
Hev A. 'W heeler, of NantlcoUe, occu
pied the pulpit of the Primitive Meth
odist chinch on Sunday.
Cards nie lsued niinouuclng the mnr
rlago of William Uldgeley, of the West
Side, to Miss llosa Welscarger. of
Plttstun The ceiemony will tnkq
place in the Lutheran church at 1'lttsj
ton on Wednesday evening, Mny 2"
Mi. and Mrs. K. L Svvartz, of Scran
ton. vvcie the guests or air. nnu .virs.
Hobeit Campbidl on Saturday
Mr. Oomer Thomns, of Pnrons, paid
n fat ew ell islt to his friends in town
previous to his depaiture for Massa
chusetts, whole he will enter us u stu
dent In Goshen semlnnrv.
Marie, tho seven-vear-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs John Kltterlck. sus
tained n broken arm hv falling off the
hnnlstci of No. 2 school.
A the regular meeting of the Knther
Matthew society held on Sunday nftcr
110011, the following olllcers were elect
ed. President, T. L. McIInle: sccre
taty, W. ,1. Satnmon: treasurer. Kd
ward Olbbons; Ftevvnrd, Win. Walsh;
seigeont-at-nrms, Patrick McKeon.
liev. i: Jones n missionary from
South Africa, occupied the pulpit of the
Presbvterlan church on Sunday. He Is
spending a tew days" with his brother
nt Dnpont.
Mi. and Mrs Jnmes Ilartnett, of
Scranton, spent Sunday at tho O'lirlen
leslilenee.
Mis. Thomas Kills, ot South Mnln
street. Is seriously ill.
Tho Ladles' Auxiliary St Aloystus'
society tendered their fi lends a pleas
ant social in Sarsfleld opera house last
evening.
Hurglnrs ngaln effected nn entrance
through the ofTloo window at the Pcla
war" and Hudson station on Sundav
night After scattering tickets, pnpeis
etc, about the place, thev succeeded In
cnrilnp off a new blcvele Fhlpped to
Thomas Lower, agent Detective Crip
lien, as usual, was on tlie scene yester
day and oidercd repairs Immediately.
Thus another lobbety ends and the
misci cants have tho bicycle.
TAYLOR NEWS.
I'linernl of tho liiito Jnmes Stevers.
Personal and ovvs o( Intrri s
Set vices over tho remains of James
Steveis occurred from his late home on
Tavloi strict cstetday afternoon nt
2 ,!ii o clock The set vices were con
ducted by tlie Hev. William Klisby, of
the Methodist Kplscopal church. Hev.
Mr Kilb In bis lemarks spoke feel
lngl of the c h.ir.icter of the deceased.
The lloial otieiings weie many and
beautiful The Methodist Kpiscopal
chut eh quintette, under the direction
of Pi of, James K. Watkins, rendered
sevii.il beautiful anthems at the house.
The lemninw weie bciine to the Koiest
lliimi' cemetery by Kuneral Director T.
.1 Davis for Interment. The Martin
Luther lodge. No. 2J. L. K. of A . Tn-
loivllle lodge. No. ll'.J. K. of P, and
the Pvne Aecldtntal fund, of which the
deceased was a member, attended in
a bod The pall-bearers weie from
the L. K of A . Tallie Orifliths D W.
Williams, John P. C.rilllths, James
Heifer. Thomas Reynolds nnd Thomas
II. Jones, fiom the K. of P. Henry
Powell, David Lewis, HIehard How ells,
T J. Hughes, William Thomas nnd
John Welble.
The Tiibune branch ofllce In Taj lor
is in the Coblelgh building Local Hep
lesentntlve K O Hvnns In chaige
Miss Jennie Williams, of Hjde I'ark,
spent the Sabbath with 1 datives in
this place
Ptide of Lacknwannn lodge. No is,
A. P. L A. will meet this evening in
Heese's hall
Misses Annie Heldenbaugh nnd An
nie Liu el, of South Scranton, were
the guests of Miss Mnme Clrognn on
Sunday
Messis Thomas Judge, William Kel
ley and James Heff, of Hjele Paik,
called on friends here on Sunday.
IMvvurd D. Davis, our populni cash
meichant, is getting full of patriotism
He has on exhibition a large portrait
of tlie heio. Admiral Dewcj. which tan
be seen dally from his store window
Thomas W I'vnns, a student ut tho
Kej stone Academy, of Kactoryvllle,
assisted Hev. Di. H. H. Harris in his
seimon nt the Calvary Haptlst church
on Sunday evening, j
Messrs. W. G. Howells and John D
jones. oMhi's place nttended the Hed
Mens convention at Honesdale jester-
day.
Ilev. Owilyin f!. Thomas, of Louisi
ana, Is the Kuept of his sistei, Mrs.
Ilrahtua Jones. Itev Thomas delivered
a erj able pcrmon nt tho Welsh Hap -
list church on Sundny, of Mhlch lie was
a foinier memhei some twenty ears
ORO.
Tho silk fadtoiy staited up In full
foice jesterday niornlnp
The liorniiRli streets are once more
will carpeted with mud
Messrs Hvan O Watkins nnd John
r. Tuhhs made, a visit on Sunday to
the soldier hos nt Mt Otetnn, and
hioiiRlit hack reports that tho hon are
dolnpf nicely.
Mrs. John 1'. Jones, of Nantlcoke,
spent the Snlilmth with her jfarents.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas I'. Jones, of Main
street,
I'lldo of Lackawanna lodKe, No IS,
A. I' I A , nnd T.acknwanna lodge,
No, 113, nie iniiklnR pieparatlons to
1 un a joint excuislon In Ausust
Wllllnm Thomas, who was hurt In
the l'yne mines on Thursday last, Is
slowly lecoNPilns
Tho Tnlor Hosebuds challenKe the
Taylor drays to a B.ime on the school
house grounds for Ilecotntlon Day
inoinlnR nt 0 30 o'cloek If sntlsfac
toiy nnswer In this column. T. A.
Hvans, mtinaBer.
PEOKVILLE.
Mr. nnd Mrs Charles HionK, of Hlck
oi y street, will leave today to lnit
f i lends In Monroe county.
John Wall is Retting ready to move
his fnmlly to Hcrantoh
Another meeting of the citizens will
he held at the hose rooms this even
ing for th purpose of making arrango-
monts for Memorial duj i
Chicken thieves visited the henneries
of i:. II. Hitter and William neofend
last Saturday night nnd took seveial
of their ehlckenn.
Mr. Male, n grmluato of tho niedlrnl
department of tho lTnlers.ty of iiuf.
falo, is spending a few dajs with Ilia
bi other, Miles M. Male.
Mi and Mm. K A 1'ecU spent Sun
day with Mr. mid Mrs. M. H Shaffer,
ut Wllkes-Harre.
Mlfcs Mlnnlo Dnrrow. nf Harford,
spent Satunlny with the Mlssen Kpuna
'and Lena Ilarnes.
Last Filday evening somn mischlev
ous parties toro up all the pie plant
and did other considerable damage to
the garden ot William Hill on' Hickory
street.
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MUOEBURO.
The ' memliers of tho Odd Kellown
lodge are trying to form a P.ebecen
lodge in this town Quite a largo num
ber have already s'ven their nnnies to
Mr. Oientrlx.
Miss Alice Hartshorn, of Orecn
d'.ldpcv f pent Sunday In town.
Mr. Coates, of Throop, nnd Mrs.
Moote, of Scranton, occupied the pul
pit of the Primitive Methodist Sunday
morning nnd evening' In the absence
of llov Wi 11. Holder, who Is on his
vaiatlon at Pittsburg, the pastor's fu
ture home. He Is expected home this
wvek.
Henjamln Hall, who had his aim nnd
leg amputated. Improves very slowly.
Mis. William Hrown, of Lincoln
street, Is confined to hoi homo with Ill
ness. Arthur Wrighlson spent the fore part
of the week with Ah. and Mrs. Haw
kins. WYOMING.
This evening the Junior Kpvvorth
League of the Methodist chinch will
hold a pie social In the church pallors.
No admission will be charged but each
poison attending ci.n buy theli choice
of pie for live cents.
Airs. M. I!. UUekcl, of Dallas, spent
Sunduv with her parents. Ml. and Mis
Snmuel Honeywell.
Hev J K. Pock. D. IX. of Kingston,
preached In the Methodist church on
Sunday moinlng. In the Piesbytorlan
church Hev N. C. Paike. of West
Pltlston, occupied the pulpit Sunday
morning
Tax Collector Homy Durland has
completed tho election of a si.x-ioom
cottage nt Harvey's Lake.
Comstock Bros.' planing mill was
sold on Satuiday at sheriff's sale. C.
I). Poster, of Pittston, was the pur
chase!. Mi nnd Mrs. J It Haker, of Kings
ton, were the guests of the lattei'B par
ents, Mr. and Mid James Kowlci, on
Sundiy.
Miss Utura Haldwln is quite sick at
I Jierhonie on Wyoming avenue.
I The Mount Lookout collleiy will 10
sume woik for the week tomoriow
morning. There Is a rumor that the
breaker will make better time soon
than It has been doing
John O. Hemlock ami family leturned
home on Sunday horn Lake Wlnola,
where they 1 pent all of last week.
Willi in: Kitchen has returned homo
fiom Shuvertown, where he has been
spending some time for the benefit of
his health.
Another piny w ill lie given In Music
Hall iii a shott time by members of the
Wyoming Hose compiny.
.V Popular Aiticle.
"The list thing I sent to this piper"
said MelanehiilK "was ucceptid Imme
diate b "
"What"' cried Stilbe, In astonishment
"What was if"
"A cheque for nn annual subscrip
tion." Tit-Hits
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The people know the difference be- 1
tvveen our methods and the amusing ef-
forts made all around us to imitate our way
!l of doing things. When it comes to imi-
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j s tating the Style and
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5 mir rrnrmontc it ie
1 possibility. Our unapproachable facilities
I to buy the best ready-to-wear clothing
1 enables us to undersell other stores in I
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5 every case.
I Men's New Spring Suits tailored along the line of s
5 the well-known Samter standard, which only recog- S
s nizes the best, handsome and desirable suits. You can 5
indulge every whim of pattern, color or fabric in this
superb showing, BannocUburn Tweeds, finished or. un-
S finished fancy Woisteds, or the fine Black Clay S
I Diagonals for semi-dress. 5
The best
for tlie money,
ready-to-wear
sn&s12,s15
See our window exhibit of
these Suits. Get a pointer on
"how to dress well at a moderate
I cost." 1
I Samter Bros.!
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12j?-a-nd12'Q WAS HIHGTON AYENU1.
A SMOOTH STO
Because 'Tis Made of Silk.
We punctuate our silk story with prices that makes it
rough enough for somebody.
It needn't worry you who "pays the freightswhether we
loose, or the maker or importer, v You are money ahead. You
will find these silks all they should be, only the prices off.
Printed Japanese Foulards SJfyc.
Best Habutai Wash Silks 40c.
An exceptionally fine range of checks, stripes and plaids
in the Wash Silks.
Connolly &
127 and
It Looked I
B
As if I
Everybody I
Read Our I
Ads I
Saturday f
Quality and Price of I
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1-omnrl tho rnnrro nf S
clothes you ever saw 5
I AND
Wallac
129 Washington
A hard line to beat
The Spalding Juvenile
Line is the best Boys' and
Girls' Wheel that has ever
been shown in the city,
sizes.
Call and see them.
Florey & Brooks.
Opposite Court House.
211 Washington Avenue.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF SCRANTON.
Speclnl Attention Given to IJiihU
ncss and Personal Accounts.
Liberal Accomtuodationi I'x.
tended According to ll.ilaiicca and
Kcsponslbility.
3 Per Cent. Interest Allowed on
Interest Deposits.
Capital,
Surplus,
Undivided Profits,
$200,000
300,000
79,000
WJI. COXNEU, President.
HENRY UEIiIX, Jr., Vice Pros.
WILLIAJI II. l'ECK. Cashier
I'lie vault of this haul; Is
tccted by Holmes' Llectric
tective bybteiu.
pro
Pro. THE
IQSIC POWDER CO.
Itooius 1 and 2, Coiii'llli BHM'g.
SCRANTON, PA.
Mining and Blasting
POWDER
M11J0 ut M ooshi und llushdalo Works.
bicycle:
SPALDING. BARNES.
READING. STANDARD.
LArLIN & RAM) I'OWDr.R CO'S
ORANGE OUN POWDER
l.lectrlc JUUerlea, IUectrlo KxploeleM,
lor oxploctloc; Ijlusu, bafety t'uso uul
Repauno(Chemcal Co's 1-lov.s
Y
Wa!Sace3
Avenue.
DR. E. GREWER
Old rost-OlTlce Buliaink-.
Cor. Spruce bt., nd I'enn Ae , i'crantun. Pa
Uus returned trom his WcHttrn 'inp,
and will now remain permanent
ly ut his liumu olllte
THE DOPTOH T& VaHADUATC OP
T1UJ L'.NlVmiSlTY UK I'lINNh VI.VA-
NIA. rOUMUIll.Y DU.MONS'IUA-
'jou or l'insioi.ociv and srn-
Cii:iiY AT Till. MKUICU-l'IIIll-
uuait'Ai, coLi.r.cJi: at phil-
ADni.l'IlIA HIS SI'i:t'IAI.-
Tins aui: chronic. ni:k-
vors. skin. iu:aht
tt'OMn and nuooo
DISHASUS.
Tho doctor nnd his Btaft nf KnRllsh aniJ
Ormnn pliJlclans make n ppoulalty of all
form of Chronic Nervous DiscabCS, Skl.i,
Vt'omh, Blood Dlsctse"
Including 1 plleptlc Hits. Convulsion, Hjs
term, St. Vitus' Dance. Wakcfulnest,
UUAIN WOHKKItS, both men and u i.
men, hos neucua sjsums hao been
broken down nnd uhuttcrul from ovei
work, no in titer fiom uhut cause, tan
be ie9torMl by my method
All who call upc p tho Doctor from now
on will reeihe iieUtre, examination hor.
lco nuel tMiintn.itloii fiet. l)r (.rower i
nlRh htJiulltiB in the Btato will not ullo'V
him to accept any Incurable cases. If
they cannot euro jou they will frankly
tell jou so.
Diseases of the ,Ncr ous Sjteni.
Tho fjmptonis of which aro dlzzlnchi,
lack of confidence, bcxual wealcness in
men and women, ball nMng in the throat,
booth tlodUng befoie tho ues loss of
nii.nior unublo to coiicentiate llio mind
on ono hUbje-Lt easll Hturllccl when npok
en hiiddenlv to, und dull, riidii eased mind,
which untlts them for norformlni; thu
actual limits f Hfo ni.iklnt; hipplnOm
Iniposbible dlstrcBhlni? the uctlon of tin
heurt, cau-lnB Hush of htat, depiction of
tpirlts tvll foicboilliiBh. cowardice tear,
dreams melancholy, tire emj of torn
pany. feellnB us tlieel In the moriilni; as
when letirlnc latk of encro. nenous
ness. constipation, woikiif"t. of tho HiiiIh,
etc Thot.o to uffccttd hhould consult us
Immediately and bo restored to porfect
health
Lost Manhood Restored, Weakness oi Youni
Men CurfJ
If you lno been tjlveii up by our phy.
sic Ian call upon thu dottoi und bo exum
Intel He cures the worst kind of Nervous
DebilltJ. Scrofula. Old Sorts, Catarrh,
Tiles, remule Wiukiuoh, AiTectlons of thj
Ue liar. Nose. Throat Asthma, neat
ness and Cripples uf eciy description
TumoiH, Cancers and Oollers removed
without tht use of kulfo or painful caus
tics by our newl delsed ubsorbtnt mtn.
oel known us tho "JjbUCl'UO-UKltMI.
1 And' our O.O-NITH OAS cures Catarrh
nnd Cntarihul Deufness
CoiiBiilintion free nnel strictly sacred
nnd confidential. Office hours dally fiom
in a m to 4 30 p ni . 7 to 8 30 p. m. Sun
da from 10 a m. to 2 p m
MADE ME A MAM
C?S, AJAX TABLETS POHITIVKIiYCUlW
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JM, crstlon.. 77ii uuleUu and, tfAfV
-7 rintoro Lout llulltr In old or jour41fia
lltumnofor.ludj, hmuiKaor maatvuf:
1'ieTBiit In.Qultr am LtoniumplM IC
takio fu nine. TUolni.o e,Uow laaieaiato JuiFroTiH
Ut ujoa batlnc tho nenutna AJox lablU. jley
bavecuitUouiaadiuud wJlIcurpu. Voaipo
ltl wrlttan uuarantAu to etftxt a cure Cfl Or V n
wlllcurajpn. womraiw.
wooer Mot OUu I?. Mi
ll! irn.tmcint) for fU. 7J
acnoahoor reiuna tn nio
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- AJAX REftlliDY CO.,'"&t?$''
For salo In Scranton, !., by Malthow
llros. aud 11 U. Haudcr.oa, dnijsU.i
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