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THE SCll ANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY. i)VNE 7. 189S,
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CARBONDALE.
ITho Carbondnlo correspondence) ot Trie
Irlbuno has been placed In the hands ot
Mr. C. II, Munn, Salem avenuo nnd
Church Btrexit, to whom news Items may
to nddrersed All complaints us In lr
tegular delivery, etc., tdiouiu bo made to
W. J Jlobcrtg, hmvs ns'int.
ALMOST A PATAL CUUVO.
A Hnsclinlllst Ironi I'rlcilinrs Nnt
rowly i'.scupos Di'iitli lit Simpson.
A voutiR man named Tanl ft cm Pilio
Iiutk Ie ljiiiR at tlio CuukIiIIii limine In
Simpson in n lirrcMlotis lomlltion ns
the rosult of an an Mont dm Ilia .1 paw
of base ball Tin Pi Irolmiir t'vun tali"'
to Caibimilalp to unit tin- Antliinrlli"",
the Mtno luklns plntr at Antliinclte
park The game wn cump ttutlu'ly
unrvi'titlv for net i ml Innli'irs. until tlir
ucililcnt eeuiiipd which laid out the
PrlceburK ilner. Mli ha 1 Tloinoy was
In tho box for the Antliwu'itc wnen
Paul camp to the bat lie stood at tin
Plato waltlns fot " 1'-" lo ,,llt 1,lm
while "evcral wide mips w 'lit bj. Tlor
ny wound un fur u haul nn' Mini lft It
Jly. It wis a high fast ball, and Just
as It neait'd the ptnU It took a sudden
shoot lnwntel Th. Mtsinun had not
CMietied this and male no elTott to
tloeluo Tho ball flunk hint on tho
lien 1 b hind nnit n little above tho ear.
Paul went down lll.e a di ad man, and
instantly blood pii'lied Horn III" earn,
nose and eye- lb ..i" unioiisrlous
when plrked up and can led Into a
dressinp room
Great constei nation followed the ac
rid, lit n it was ff in til that the blow
was f-tfil ri(ine. the pltihei. who
dellveied the ball to tho batter, was
etj ni'ifb conreined nnd exhibited
much ferlniK oei the unfoitunatp oe
rtnieme Allhough of ooiiim, he was
In no way to blame, ho felt Ills position
keenlv
In the confusion following tho acci
dent n one itemed to h.no pri fence of
mind enoucli to send fir n. doctoi.
Their wat nore on the giound", and the
menibeis of the trams nm the specta
tors stood al out wnltlim lor the out
lome of the arcldfilt. Tile Mctlm did
net fh" ativ sIkhs of lecovoihiK con
heioiisness and tinally a nuasiMio;er
i time t tiwn for u ihhtolan. In tin
inrantime Ui DilUy, who had bien on
a profisnnnl visit to Forest Cltj, cam
drlMiic b and .is ealhd In. This
n.ij fullj an hour nfUr the aceldi lit.
H m tit rid the victim icniied to tlio
"luhin houe neaiby nnd put to bed.
1 ivler the doctni's tuatment the
r oinib d playei reeoered t oii'-cl ius
iiovs but was still vr wtnk. Two of
lus ii.nip.inlcns fclajed with him all
in, lit Yistoidtiy tin v tlmu-Iit In take
him heme He cndeaored to cot up
but was stiickeii with n t'lzv spell
and fell b.uk tnlntlliK The doctoi wus
naln rail, d nnd he ordeied tint Paul
lit- given nbsi lute ust fol Feeial ilns.
Jle s smfterliur fioin concussion, nnd
must In K pt quiet to ilM'lt seilous con
be iiienci s.
CLAIM POR DAiV.AGES.
Other .IIiiucm '1 b it tnnii Hrloro
Select Council I list Iveniny.
A claim for damages amounting to
$49 was received by ol. t inun-ll from
A Uyh-i Lift I'M'lilllK It I- ba.ied
on an anldent t" Mis Hnlej Ac
c online; to the i uminunii ntlnn she fell
on Salem nw-niii In Deiembei. 1S37,
and h.ialneil hei ankle, medical at
tendance for which tost $1.". Mr. Hay
ley lles loss ot Mil lees lnr sixteen
weeks at Si'!. The claim wat, lefeired
to the t lluauce committee nnd ilt
holloltm
Kin till llEhts weii, lepmtcd sdloit
IG.'i limine during Mnv. ,1mm s Thomp
son olij' i ted to pa Ins for ,n Helinont
bticd liilit until it Is placed in the
pobltlnn lequired b n i emit tiitll
nanu Aftei sumo dlMtis-slon the bill
whs ordfitd paid. A number ot other
bills Win mdered iiaUl
An ordinance lutiodiieed by James
Th'impsnii. ieiiililiiK fendeis on stioet
i irs was lefeiied to the proper com
mittee A majoiltv of Itlver stteet piopeity
owner who own n majority of tho foot
frontage signed a petition for pining
The thoioughf.ue has been cm bed nnd
gutteied and the pctltloneis nsk that
thej be lequliid to pa for tho unlm
proed elchteen feet only.
A special meeting will bo held Thuis
day night, when tlio flic lonimlttee
will also meet.
LETTER FROM MANILA.
Carboiidiili) Itoj on I lie Cruiser Hal
llliiore rite" Home.
V J Mai tin, of this city, yesteiday
retolved a letter fioin his In other, who
is a gunnel 'h mate on the P.altlmoie ot
near Admlial Dewi v's (leot. Mt Mnr
tln could not be si eii last night, but It
is undeistood his lnothet wiltes him
that he Is well and happy and that his
sh-uo o moutv fot the vletui) will bo
Ji .'00
Mr Martin has a vear ami a half yet
tj seivu In the mivj.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
The funeral of K. K. Mur.se at Crys
tal Like yesterday afteinoon was
largely attended. Intel ment was made
In Maple-wood e emotery, this city Hov.
Charles Let, ol tho First Ptesbyterian
church, 'initiated.
Th' eaily t losing movement will tnko
effei i nt the local stolon tonight. Half
past fclx is the houi IKetl fol the dally
testation of business.
All but three lengths of tho 7S0 feet
of host tested by the Mitchell coin
pan) at ninety pounds tho normal
pressure at the file plugs proved de
fective Miss Ida Hnkor, of Joimyn, Is tho
guest of her nunt, Mis. W. It. Moon,
of Cemetery stteet.
Miss Olive Moon Is visiting in
W'llkes-Uarre
The goods of Peter Kane h u,. ) on
KDwfMfm2y i never plcnwit work The vva to have cleaninj! I
KwZ&MJMf sf"X linc 41,a '" tl tllrul ?' H iuicklv without
Kfl'J&fjf MuntUnf nuicli htrctigih is to use j
W3I " H5X Psfer. I
iffyaBKJ U I Then the clcntuni; things ure laid acide eatlv in the d3y, and '
Jrj Efjl the housewifo lus time for more pltMsaut things. !
JHtlJS;' V B Irent luctnic-cuute-t tionnrc
HnUS? " W TIIK N. IC. I'AIHUANU COMtMNV,
riWflfKfe' m. Clllc"!!0, w I", K,w Yorl: Boston, l'hl.adelpliU,
",". ii ,i, WWBWBHIHiB3iM'BMBBBBijWKMHMH6wiCBuS
tho execution ot GeorKo Giles, woro
sold nt tlio Orago bulldltiK this morn
liitj. They woro disposed of In Btuall
lots and went off nt very low latos.
Mr nnd Mrs W. H. Moise aro In
Nonlstown, whole they were called
b) the death of the lattcr'a mother.
.Mis. V. I., Vntrlngton nnd daughter
nie spending some time nt Crystal
Lake as guests of Mis. V. lUltr.
Mrs. 0. It. Munn and daughter, Mar
lon, nto rusticating ut Nineveh, X. Y
a. M. Pattotson has gone to Nlacara
Pills to attend n convention of wholo
Fiilo giocer.s.
A I'olnnder was taken to the hospital
last night at 10 o'clock He had his
foot citislied at t'lilondnlo
Di. Herd p.urns. of Scrnnlon, was In
this ilty lart evening.
JER Il YN "AND MAYFIELD.
The school bonid met Inst ocnlng.
Hills as follows weie ordered paid:
O D. WlntPi" & I'o, S0 cents, M. J.
.Sheiwood, for toil, JM !)",; Thomas
Hit h. J9.ir.i J. G. NIcIioImiii. secictnry.
snlaiy and e.penres, $S'; John T. Wil
liams, ttensuier's lominlsslon, $17J.41.
A lettei fioin Jllss Mnudane ltymer
was lend thanking the board for their
kindness and the support they lime
ghen her during the tonus Hint she
hns taught. Alsa a letter fiom Mls
Jones, thanking the boaid fot kindness
shown to her dining last teim. t'halr
mnn l P. Unlet r thanked the boaid
fm the hoaits suppoit thev have giv
en him dining his teim. Mr. Sulllwin
mocd a Mite of thanks be tendeled
rhaliman C P Maker for the nble
mniinei In which he had peifonned his
duties and ginctned the boaid dining
bis ti'im. ('allied. A Mite of thanks
was also Mited the letlilng menibeis
of the boaiel. The old linaid adjoin neel
sine die. The newly elected menibeis
weie swot n In, nnd Mr Haker was
elected tompniiny ehaliman, and Mr.
Cannon was elected tenipoi.uy'seeie
taiy. The ehaliman appointed James
G Nocholson and William Kulllian
telleis John Mellow wns nomlnnted
fol chnliinnn for the ensuing eni and
elected by aclanintlon. John . Pilch
aid and William Sulllvim were nom
inated for n'eietaiy, and the lesult
of the ballot was Pilchaid. i": Sulli
van, 4. James Shields was nominated
fm treasurei nnd elected by acclama
tion The meeting wns adjoin ned to
meet ni't Monday eienlng.
The MaMl'-ld school boaid met es
teida afteinoon and e'eeted William
Walker ehaliman. Iayfaetto Mat
thews t-ceietaiy, and Hen Moigan,
tiensiuor.
Chlldien's Pay will bo obsorveel at
the Methodist 1'plscopnl chuiili on
June '9.
Dr. I. S. Ginves, James Allan anil
A. P. Gebhnrdt t etui lied home Satur
day evening after having taken n
wni k's imatloii on their wheels, having
visited Washington, D. e'., Philadel
phia, Atlantic I'ltj, I,ancaster. Head
ing, aid othei unaller toy wns. They
lepoit having had a delightful tilp.
The wedding of Samuel Giilllths nnd
Miss Mniy Pilchard Is nnuounced for
June 2.'.
Henry Stone is lepoitcd to bo se-
ilously 111 in Alaska.
Are-hbald and Peekilfle lodges of Odd
Pillows have accepted the Imitation
of Hush P.iook lodge to Join with tliein
in their eelebiatlon on July 12 Anh
Imlel lodge will biing u band with
them.
ARCHBALD.
Tonight nnd tomoitow night the
miislial eMiavaganza, "Pilniess Hose
bud," will be pie.sented 111 tho Father
M. U lieu hall fm the benellt of the
si him llbiaiy. Tho following Is the
cast of t'haiac teis:
Pdlnciss Hoi-ibud Mnmle Cionon
Pilnie Cuil) Heinaid MeNulty
Fall) Whitewand Agnes MeNulty
Princess Ceph)iloo Julia Doughei'
Piince Piindeiiius Joseph Footo
King Ginball Finncls Kiainey
(Jineii Small Agncs Me Donm II
Gold Gauze Nellie Kellly
Silver Wings Anna Swift
Madame Giuffenoilgli. ..Delia Ooiiglier
Patiltk Gruffenough..PatiIek Hiogan
Hi'd.nff Aichle Nlcol
H'lr Hlff Joseph Kiaft
Policemen.. Hernaid Finite, John Uean
N.vniohs, soldiers, failles, etc
Judslng fiom the sale of tickets a
laige tiowd will undoubtedly attend
A huge eiowd fioin this place will
attend the painde at Scrantnn today.
Cuipenteis have commenced the erec
tion of thti tower on St. Thomas'
chinch.
A lesular meeting of tho school
boaid wns held last e-venlng with the
following menibeis present: Pi ice, Mt
Andri'W, O'Kouiki', Cummlngs, Toolln,
o'lloin, M)unand Piobst, Thhd ward.
Alter the appioval of the minute's or
the last meeting tho following bills
wire ordeml paid: William Heck, $1;
John M. Dougher, $210 Henry Howls,
f.'CTI, J I) Williams, $232.1, T C.
Cummlngs. $0.30. Thoinas Pilce, i:",;
P J Mi'Andiews. $.1; V J O'Uoyle,
$U135 T. P. O'Hoio, $10 J.".: P. J.
O'Houtke, $.'. Uonahiie ,"i llunebeiiy,
$.'G2; Mis. Scanlon, $2. Michael Toolln.
$2.33. A communication was iccelved
from the National Hoaid of Hdueatlon
nnd School Dhectots, of Mllwaukte,
extending to tho bonid an Invitation
to a convention of that boaid whlth
will be held in Washington, D. C , July
S nnd 0. A communication was also
lend from the county supetlntentli'iit,
which was placed un tile. Sei n tary
McAndrew nsked the boaid for Infor
mation legaidlng tin payment of the
1 s ,f Ce. a tois H, mis d cn Amorlcin Piotestant Ladles' aU
t,,ffL o n I nhnn, , ...C'lntlnf. hnll. AH membeis aie urgently ic-
stuffs on tho school buildings Instead
of other work specified foi in the con-
tmct. It was decided to withhold their
pay and see if the woik done was
eiiulvnlent to the woik called for K..
Tax Collector Phllbln was piesent with
a statement of his actount with tho
board, which showed a balance duo
the boaid of $S1. His statement with
the exoneration list of Tax Collector
Mi Donut-ll, umoiintlug to $SSS Hi, was
li ft to a committer, consisting of Mc
Aivli'w. Mi is ami Cumlmugs Tin re
In inr no iut tlii i biislntss ti mnie be-
wr-mzmm
foro tlio old board, they adjourned sine
die.
On otEnnlzInc tho new1 bonrd elected
Mr, Klelty teniporary chalrninn nnd
Mr. Cummlngrt temporary secretary.
After leading tho ceUlflcntcs and oaths
of olllce of tho now members, viz.,
Price, Gnitghan and Klelty, a motion
was mnelo that tho temporary organ
ization bo made permanent, tfor tlio
olllce ' of tionsurcr Mr. Toolln was
elected by acclamation, as was also C.
A. llattenbuiL', cse to tho ofllto of
borough nttorney. Mr. O'Howrke
thought that tho borough attorney
should iocoIe some compensation for
the olllce. It wus thought ndUsnblo
to hold the matter over until the next
meeting, when they will also llx the
salary of tho sccretarj. On motion It
wns dee Ided to hold the nicotines of
eaih month on tho llrst Monday even
ing. It wns nlso decided to hold a
speclnl meeting on net Monday even
ing, for the purpose of levying tho tax
nnd appointing the vailous commit
tees Mr. Myers thought it advisable
to leinove the lings Moating over tho
school buildings until such time as It
was necessary to raise them, nnd not
have them out In ull kinds of weather
The directors In the community of tho
various buildings agreed to raise nnd
lower the Hags when necessary. Thole
being no fuither business of lmpoit
ance, the board adjourned.
The iiiuncll held a re-gumr meeting
last evening. No business of lmpoit
nnio was tianacted.
PECKVIILE.
Mr. nnd Mis. F. A. Peek spent Sun
da) with the latter's paients ut Klzcr.
Th employes of the Grassy Island
Dcliware and Hudson collleiy wero
paid M'Sterdny.
Pailes Hiong. of Hickory ttiett, left
vestiidav for Pottsvlle.
The Pock Lumber Manufacturing
con pnnv has leeelvnil the eemtinrt to
build the new Odd Follovis' hall for
Hal per lodge at Pockvllle. It will be a
thioe-stiry building with all the latest
Impioviincntp, nivl when compuleted
v ill be the model building of the town
The members of llnrpei lodge shoul 1
I e congiatiiliitil for the stop lhy haw
taken as n hnll for socl"tv ptiriui3r.s Is
badly needed In this plate.
A icsular meeting of Pride of Orient
loci 5i Chapter of the Hastcm Star, will
be held this tvenlng.
Our public. Fthools c losed here ves
tridny and tlio scholars, of the Central
school and the scholats of No. 1 school
weie tiented to a jilcnic In Taylot'a
gtove. where Ice tieam and lemonade
weie served to the pupil1 bv their
teac litis and all enjoved a good time.
A meeting ot the Hlakcl) board of
health will be hold at the council rooms
tills evening.
M's Lena Hair.cs cnteitalned hur
frl-nds, MiM Iluth Weldeman, of Pleet
vllle, lavt Sunday.
Mr. and Mi C V. Keller spent Sun
da) with lelatlvs at Stianton.
PRICEBURG.
While Colbert Hall was playing bisa
ball with the Nonparkls on Sunday
clown the valley, he was hit with the
ball Fome where around his t ye. causing
the blood to run from his eais and iioe.
He was tTlien to the ho-p!tal and 10
m lined Oleic until yesterday, when ho
was leinoved to his homo on Main
stieet.
Miss Hrown. of Peckvllle, nnd Mrs.
.Matey, of Shiiltzville, visited Miss Sissy
Daw on Sunday.
The employes of Stous' mines re
celvid their pay Satuielay.
Horn To Mr. and -Mis. W. Benjamin,
a .-on, on Satin day.
Mis. Philip Motgan and son Benja
min, of Gleet. Glove, weie visltois In
this place jctteidnv.
Th" tinplo)es of Stons' mines arc
itlieilukel to v.oik until furthci otdeis.
TAYLOR NEWS.
Tom Thumb Meilding the Coining
Attriictioii--ScIiool Hoard Orgnu-lc--Porsonnl
mid Other .ni.
The next attraction for Ta)lor peo
ple will be the lantata tntltled, iTom
Thumb's Wedding." The cantata la
under the dliectlon of Piofessor John
H Fiantis and the leheaiIng per
loimeis .it u piogiesslng rapidly in
their woik. The scene consists of tho
Introdiittion of Tom Thumb, the ush
eis, the teromony and subseeiucnt le
ceptlon A social will be conducted
after the- uiteitainment.
Vv. William VanHuskirk, of Oly
phant, Is visiting Dr. J. L. 1'oittus, of
Main fatiect
Thesihonl boaid met and reorganized
last evening. The new boaid consists
of tho following dliectois: Flist ward,
Casper Fiutlgai and Tallle W. Jones;
Second waitl, James MnpUson and Jo
seph Davis, Thlnl waul, James Pilco
and William Jtogers, Fifth vv aid, John
H. Hoese and George Danse.
The exclusion committee of the A.
P. L. A. lodge met last evening and ar
langed matters for their lonilng ex
cut Mon
Mis. Thomas Thomas, of this place,
was the guest of fi lends in 11) de Paik
yt stei day.
Messrs. Hdwnid Gangmer nnd David
Howell took a fapln to Centermotelaud
un Sunday.
Miss Sat ah Samuels, of Gteen Hidge,
spent tho Sabbath with her mother,
la this place.
Pride of Lackawanna lodge, No. IS
eiuested to be prt"-ent.
Get tho Dally Tribune at T. A Lvans'
news stnnd. It contains the latest war
news.
Miss Saiah Howard, of Lntlln, was
the guest of her cousin, Miss Sarah
Pugh, In this place on Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Iteynolds, of this place,
was tho guest of her father in Uellevue
)iiteiday.
The competition which was to be held
last evening at tho Welsh Congiega
Ooiiul "lunch has been postponed until
after the Taylor pay, Tho exact date
has not as )ot been decided upon.
.Miss Annie Henley, of Hyde Park,
has ri'iuinid homo after visiting
fm nds in this place.
i On biuough council meeting on
Fildiiy evening the plans foi the new
load which isvnbntit to bo opened in
N ..ith Ta)lor weio presented to tho
ouniil by Hnglnetr Thompson.
The tieet commissioner, David
Hauls, is making some notable Im
provements upon our botough streets.
Mt. Hairls desirves much credit for
his good woik
The family of the late Mrs. Thomas
A Thomas, of North Taylor, wish to
extend thi'li siueerest gratitude to
those who mi kindly assisted and sym
pathized with them during the Illness
and lecent death of Mis. Thomtis
David H Dnls, of Main street, is
spending a few days with his sister,
Mrs Thomas J. Williams, in Hnzleton.
Joseph llnnnack, Ji., of South
Hiiimton, tailed on filond in this
place )esteiday.
Messis August Flulitn' and Thoinas
SYftiicis announce themselves as can-
HOUR'S
The iummer
vncotlon Is one
nt the estab
lished customs
ol our country.
KUMOVI2 ALL.
OYSPEPriC
AND
NERVOU3
SVMPTOMS
THE BITTERS
IIIAT
jour I ilef ret
pltu fuiii, labor
inn) proN i a
per m n u o U t
bluMlng.
fcfiTEflS
dldntes for delegntca to the Third Leg
islative convention and not to tho
county convpiitln as announced In yes
terday's coirmpodenco.
Miss Gladys Samuels wns the guest
of Olyphant ft lends on Sunday.
Mr. nnd Mis. W. G. How ells visited
relatives In Piovlelcnce jestiuilny.
Master Harry Mulhciln Is 111 at tho
home of his pnients, Mr. nnd Mru. l'at
Hek Mulheiln
Simon Shames, of Clink Summit, cir
culated among Taylor, ft lends yester
day. William Williams, of North Main
street. Is conllncd to his homo with
iheumatlsm.
Dnvld Walters, of Hyde Park, was
a Taylor vlsltoi yestetdiiy.
AVOCA.
Tho Ladles' Poielgn Missionary so
ciety of tho Methodist Hpiscopal
ehuiih will meet at the home of Mts.
N. 11. Hosklns this nftemoon.
Golden Hule enenmpment, I. O. O.
F., will meet this evening.
The A. O. 11. societies of this town
will participate In the parade at Scran
ton todav.
The muirlage of John Tlgue nnd
Kll7aboth Davis, both lesldents of this
town, will take place this month.
The luneral of Elizabeth, the six
months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Slekler took place on Satur
day afteinoon. Interment was In Mar
cy cemeteiy.
Dining tlie past few weeks the les
ldents of the town have been staitled
by a seiles of explosions that have
taken plate in tlie tunnel of tho Avoca
collleiy. A number of mischievous
bo)s have been In the habit of steal
ing powder fiom the slope and lairy
Ing It to the tunnel, wheio they took
pleasuio In dlsehaiging It. It is now
learned who the mlsci cants are, and If
they pet slit In the dangeious amuse
ment aiiists are sure to follow.
The tallowing delegates trom Hose
of Shaion lodge, No. SS, visited Prin
cess Hentilce lodge, of Hyde Paik,
last evening, wheio Installation took
place under the supervision of Mrs
John Ho ise. Mesilinncs Abigail Atwell,
Annie Mitchell, lhnlly Hray, Jennie
Clink and Maltha Hr.ulbui).
Mr. and Mis. Mnxheimor. of Vhglnla.
have i etui ned home nftir seveial duj,s
visit at tlie Graham residence.
Tlie loinbintd extuislon of tlie
Moosle and Avoe.i Presb) terlan
ehuiehes will be to Mountain Paik on
July 23.
Miss M. A. Qulnn wns a visitor at
Wllkes-Haiie last evening In the Inter
est of the L I. H A. society.
The niaulage of Miss Anna Klrke,
of Moosle, to Itnlph Twining, of Scian
ton, took place on Fiiday evening at
the home of the bible's patents. Hev.
O. L. L)inan. of Scianton, ofliclnted.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Twining will reside In
Scianton.
Miss Hose Wainei, a ti allied nurse of
Dr. Pierce's hn'tal, at Philadelphia.
Is spending a lew da)s with frlo.ys
In the Ninth Paid.
Miss Sadie Nealls, of Scianton. is
the guest of Mi nnd Mis John King
The boaid of government of the ('.
T. A. P. held a business meeting In
the Sarstield Opeia house on Sundnv
afternoon. The follow lug tonipi Ise the
boaid. Hev J. J. MeCnbe, Chat left Lav -In.
of Wllkos-Haiie, J c. Gallagher
nnd J. P. Lavelle. of Seranton: M Gil
roy and J McDonnell, of Oaibondulo,
and Geoi go McLaughlin, of Freeland.
OLD FORGE.
Thomas HrnFman has moved his fnm
lly Into the hoip-e of Airs. Hevnon
Lyman Hofftcker mid family, of Jer
myn. were quests of Mi. Knnpp on
Sunday.
The Ladles' Home Mission try society
will met Thin -.day afternoon nt tho
home of .Mrs Samuel Hioadhead, r
Tho bchools of the township closed
for a tin co months vatatlon on Fiiday
last.
A pta)or meeting will lie held this
(Tutsdu.v) evening at 0 30 o'clock at tho
home of Lewis Lds.ill.
VHUVOIM TKOPHIjI:-., am, kinds
J. Hired u ith Anliimt l.xtruets. Preo bonk
tells how WAStH.NUlO.N C11UM1UAL Lll
nshtuglou, J). C.
- 4-MM-Mr "M-4-M- - ---
3
X New Houses
In popular neighborhood
where values are increas-
ing most rapidly, will be
- sold at low prices and on
-- easy terms. Call and see
- them any time between i
X 9 a. in. and 9 p. m. X
X GH. C. FRINK, X
1 747 Prescott Ave. X
Lager
Beer
Brewery
Manufacturers of
OLD STOCK
Telephone Call, 2333.
i
SI
rki
I2?ri9
REDUCTION.
Our extensive and choice new stock of
Teglor EVSade
to be closed out at a substantial reduction in prices. Need of
money and a desire to reduce our stock of Suits, in order to
make room for Summer Duck Suits and Skirts, are the prime
objects for this sale.
Its your chance to buy high class Tailored Suits of latest
effects at a price scarcely over the cost of the materials, which
means a direct saving of the price you would have to pay a
tailor for the making.
The new schedule of prices is as follows:
Suits. Suits.
$ 7.50 to $ s.50 Ueduccrt to $ 5.00
10.00 to 12.00 " to 7.50
15J.50 to 15.00 " to 10.00
KJ.00 to IS. 50 " to 12.50
1S.00 to 23.00
127 and
1:
EIGHMIE
Tho licst tlttlng (.hlrt inadp If )Oii nra
lmrd to lit try one)
CONRAD SELLS 'EM
305 Lacka. Ave.
atti:nd to your i:yi:s now
Festgiu preserved anil bcailurhei pre
vented by lmMiis your eyei properly uuel
ftlenttlteally examined und llttcd Kyei
examined t-ee. The lalett styles of Speo
tae.lesand t')c'asses at llao lowest prlejt
DR. SHIMBERQ,
305 Spruce Street
THE DICKSON M'PG CO,,
fccrauton iiml lllies-llane, I'a.
Manufuctuiem of
L0C0IK10T1VES.STATI0NARY ENGINES
Uollcrs Hol.itlng and Pumrln Machinery.
Oenernl Ofllce, hcranton, I'.i.
WOLF & WENZEL,
34oAdams Ae., Opp. Court Haul:.
PRACTICAL TINNERS and PLUfflBERS
bole Acents (or Klchardson-Bnyiitoii'
Furnacos and ltancas.
EAT Choice Cuts
ARKET, 321 Adams Avenue
B
O
N
E
I.erUlilns In tlio i'ne of froth nnd
salted .MeittK, buii5in;es, l.nrit, Kte.
JtJUl.ni AM) (jA.Mhl.V bl.ViUV
Telepha ne No. 6833
AUCTION.
Gillette Bros., Auctioneers,
Will sell Mich.ieliiin Bios. &
Co.'s entire stock of Orient.il Rugs
.in J Cat pets, without limit or re
serve nt 148 Washington avenue,
Mears Building.
Sales dally at 11 a. in. and :i
and $ ). in.
TRIBUNE WANT ADS
BRING QUICK RETURNS.
Connolly
8 Sij
k JT - - ft .S IU ak I J
ym&YBSEisefsfWNEnr
Suits,
eke!
a
to 15.00
129
hgton
E WILL sell twen
ty - five of the
celebrated Christy Sad
dles on Saturday, June
4th, for
$1.75.
Positively only 25 will
be sold at this price.
lorey & Brooks.
Opposite Court Housa.
211 Washington Avenue.
THE
MOOSIC POWDER CO.
ltooms 1 mid '2, Com'Itli B'L'd'g.
SCRANTON. t'A.
Mining and Blasting
Made ut Moosle and Itiisudalo Work
1.AH.IN & RAND POWDER CO'S
ORANGE GUN POWDER
riectrlo Uiitlerlci, Ueetrle i:xplodori.
lor exploding blasts, .Safety Ktiie an 1
Repauno Chemical Co's uxplomvcs
BOSTON DENTAL PARLORS
TBUTH MADK PKHFUCT."
Orlglnutort of Pulnleis Dentistry.
We cMnct teeth, fill teeth nnd apply
Rold crowns und brldwu work wlihout tho
liMHt pnrtlclo of pain bj a inetlioil p.u
ontttl tiinl uatel by in only. NO ClIAIlUrJ
(or palnkba extracting vlicn teeth uro
utUeicJ.
!N2SiL
VCccTi'!,
Full Set Tenth, $3 oo. Wo guarantee a fit
Hold Crtmni, S.i oo All oilier work at pro
iiortlonulo y low prices dUold Cron an J
llrUge Work a specialty.
Ilelng tho oldest end Inrcfsl dental par.
Inri In the woild, p nro to well ennippetl
that ull work deno tip us l the be-it to
li hail. Our operatle ns mo puhl'iel
pntnlose. All work suaranteed for 10
.stum.
Boston Dental Parlors
Corner l.ackawnnria nnd Wjomlnir Aes
(Over New'ttrU Shoo Store)
MAX WIUIUR, Hoot nnj Shoe AUker.
Heat Hhoes to order fiom St. 7ft "P. Men't
Foleg iiud heels, (loo. 1, tulles' note aad litels,
noc. All work guaranteed.
7 Penn Avenue, bCRANTON, PA.
Washi
w
r ftEiiui! wn
and Capes
Capes and Jackets.
$ 5.00 lieduceil to $ 2.50
7.50 " to 3.75
10.00 " to 5.00
12.50 to 0.25
15.00 to 7.50
18.00 to 0.00
25.00 " to 12.50
Avenue.
DR. E. GREWER
Old Post-Office nulldlni;.
Cor. Spruce St., aid Penn Ave , hcranton. Pa
l.as relurntd Hum Ills Western 'ltlp,
and will now remain permanent
ly ut his homo olllce.
THE DOOTOU IS A UltADUATU OP
THE L'NlVintSITY OK l'K.N'NS LVA-
NIA.v roHMUIlLV Dn.MONSTHA-
TOIi Of l'HYSIOLOOV AND Sl'il-
gi:p.y at thi: mi:uico-chiu-uhoical,
coi.1.hgu at j'hii.-
ADlJUl'HfA HIS Sl'lX'IAI.- i
Tins AUU CHHON1C, rcrit-
VOl'S. SKIN. IIKAHT
WOMB AMI BLOOD
DISEASES.
Tho doctor nnd his staff of Hnsllsh anil
tiermnn phslelnns maKe a Fpevtalty of all
form of Ohronle Nervous UUeaies, Skl.i,
womb, Blood Diseases.
Including I plleptlc Tits. Convulsions, lls
terla, St. VIiuj' Donee. Wakefulness.
UUAIK WOHKUUS, both men nnd no
men, whoss nervous bj stems hto been
bioken down nnd shattereil fiemi over
work, no matter from what cause, can
be lestorcd b my method
AH who call uptp tho Doctor from now
on 111 ie.Ua udxlee, examination, ser
lco und examination fret. Dr Grower i
nlwh standing In the State will not nllo-v
him to accept any Incurable cases It
the tniniot euro you they will trankly
tell ou so.
Diseases of th: Nervous S .stem.
The SMnptoms of whkh aro dizziness,
lack of confidence, aexual weakness la
men and woiikii, ball ilblni, In Hie throat.
Miots fluatlnB beloro the ejes, loss of
menioij unable to cunctimate ihu tnlnel
on olio subject easllj sturiled when spok
en suddtiilv to, and ami, dlstiesheel mind,
whkh untlts them for tHrformliifr thu
actual duties of lire-, making hapulnesi
Impeiaslble dlstrcEslnft the action of the
heart causir.B Hush of heat, depression ot
kp.rlts ,.ll forcboilluss, cowardice, fear,
dreams, melancholy, tire easy ot com
panj, fcelliiK as tired in tho morning aa
when retiring lack of encrev, ni rvous
ness, constipation, weakness of the limbs,
etc Those so affected should consult us
Immedlatclj nnd bo restored to ptrfjot
health
Lost Manhood Restored. Weakness o' Youni
.Men Cur.: J
If you have been glen up by your phv.
slclan cull upon tho doctoi nnd lie exam
ined He ourta tho ivorst kintl of Ncnous
DcbllitJ Btiofula, Old Burt.., L'alitllli.
Piles, 1'emalo Wtakntss. ArTcrilons of tha
Uo H.ir, Nose, Thiout, Asthma, Do if
ncss und Cripples of ory de&criptijn
Tumors Cancers and Goiters remoeet
without tho ubo of knlfo or painful cuus
tits In our newls dclsed ub-orbent moth,
oil known us tho "ELUCntu-UKUMI-
C lui'tl our OZO-NITH CAS euros Catarrh
and Catarrhal Deafness.
Consultation freo and strlrth sncretl
and confldetitl-,1 Otflco hoiiw dally fiom
10 n m to 4 10 p, ntt 7 teaf 8 W'P. m Sun.
elaj from JO a m t6 2 pVrrri
HJADE ME A MAN
AJAX TABLETS rOSUTIVKLY CURU
AJ,Iifrioua ilist-irirj X'uiltDtf Moin
onr,lmpotuacy, hloeploinis, eto . caused
by Abuso or ottier xtstHi and Indis
cretions. 'Xliau uulcklu ami turtlu
reitcro lAot Vitality la olJor jonng.ouil
iitamaniorstajr. ou tnpsjor marriKB.
I'revent lr.Danlty aneS Consumttion ,tt
tukeu in tiuis. Tuslru.o .bows la TtcdUto fmcrasa.
meal ana eactt, n e uiu. tiuoro an ntner nil in.
(1st upca lisvlntf ilia Rosuino Aim patriots, Tncy
haTfi curod thouaanrls and willcuroyou. Uoplee a tote
itlse v, ritian euaranua (o eiloct a nro Cft fSYC In
tacltcasoor ratuud Iba.mcnvr rrlfVU U I Wiper
For sale lrt Mpruutxjn, VjS.rJjy.UtluSvr
Ilros. aud It, C. bnudcrsou, dru;iit4t4,
tfl " A i