THE SCKAJSTOX TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JU.XE 16. 189S
7
GABBONDALE.
(The Carbondnle correspondence of The
Tribimo 1ms bcoii placed In the hands of
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no uauicacoil. All complaint, :i to ir
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NEW OFFICBRS.
Scml-.Vniiiinl KlctUlon of Itnpllst
ClirlNihm Kuilenvor Nnclrlr.
This SpiInc People's society of Chris
tian l.tideuvor, of the JWrenii Pupii-l.
church, 1ms elected the following twi
cers for the ensuing six tnmnlri:
President, James A. J.,;iUp; vice-president,
Daisy Mlllhuin: lecordins secre
tary, A. tf. I.ewsley: cot responding '
rotary, A. S. Lcwsiley: treasurer, Cora
Kstabroolc-, organist, Alice I'rlcc.
Tho chairmen of the comtnlltet s nvn
the following: Looknut. Ml.9 Corn
Katabrook; prayer ni"',tliiB. Dais
Mlllham: missionary, Mis (.'arrln I..
Geurey; social, David Lewis; sumlay
school, Mrs. W. D. Kriirk. music, 13. .!.
I3ly; Junior work. Miss Jennie 1..
1'urplc; superintendent's assistants,
James L. Lake and Carrie L. Oarey.
OBSERVATIONS.
The handsome new Hue of tho
Mitchell Horo company was not un
furled to the breeze Tuesday evening
for the reason that theio was no bic.o
to unfurl It to. The stiff wind of yes
terday mornlnp. however, displayed It
In all Its Rlory and at tlnu's "caused the
graceful pole to sway considerably.
The Mozart band Is de.servlns of
treat credit for the patriotism It mani
fested In donating Its services to the
hose company Tuesday nlsht. It add
ed very materially to the delight of
the oscuslon.
The city's paved streets ere coveted
It h stones, vnrylim In size from a
walnut to a cocoanut, which were
washed down from the hills by the
recent heavy rains. The street depart
ment should hae removed these dan
gerous annoyances l'ort-plfiht houts
apo.
North Main street between the end
of the pavement and Church street Is
a disrace to the Delaware and Hud
son Canal company and to the city of
Carbundale. as either has the power to
pave it. The eltv inlsht have li dune
at the company's expense under the
lau by which Park Place, Sixth ave
nun on, I South Main s-trert will be
pavcl.
LOCAL AND I'MTjONAL.
The Misses Amanda and Lois Morss
ent named Trinity Guild at t Ii- M"iss
luinif Mad, ninth of the city, Tuesday
evening. Refreshments were servid
nnd the guild enjoyed a pleasant soilal
ening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cnsgrove, of tho
South Side, weto railed umm yester
dov iiiurniiiK t luouin the loss of their
ln'ant mil, John. Interment will bo
ivfide in St. Itnse cemetery tomorrow
aft' rnoon.
The projei'tlliR hallway at the Salem
.iv nuc entrance to the Klrst I'resby
i. nan cliun'h has been reinovcd and
Hi. r lmpiiiv fluents at that point are
t I" made.
Mil- D W. Humphrey and daughter
si'fi.t tstrrla in Cniondale.
'! , hi' , d Hnckt-nberry is hume fi-ntn
l'i. ! ii' "it I'nlb si',
JERWYN AND MAYFIELD.
The marriage of Itlehard Kirwin, of
Cai'iinndale, and Miss Margaiet Mul
h"l!.ind. daughter of Mr. and Mrs l'.er
n I Miilholland, of Scutt. t'lok place
"fmluy morning at 7.:;o o'clock in
s i d Heart church. Notwithstand
ing 1 1 very early hour for the cere
i' .n large number uf the many
riemls uf the happy couple were pres-
p and witnessed the interesting cere-
m . As the bridal party entered the
ii. h they were greeted by the wcll
sr 'wn wedding inarch, which was
r.i. vd by Miss Lizzie Roche. At the
.. ur ibe bridal party was met by tho
l'.iM' of the church. Rev. M. 13. Ly
n.a. who celebrated a nuptial mass
and pronounced them man and wife.
Thf bride was tUtiicd In a handsome
dr-s uf white organdie, made over
wl it' silk, and the bridesmaid, her
fclstri. Miss Rose, was attired in a
costume of light blue. Patrick Kirk
ind, of ("arbondale, was gruomsman.
The bride Is a most estimable young
lady ,hhI has a host cf friends wherever
sin Is known. The groom is outside
foreman at the CJIenwood eullicry of
the Hillside Coal and Iron company.
The Hillside Conl and Irmi company
paid tlieir employes yesterda.
Grand Master McKcever, of Philadel
phia, will reach heie on the noon train
tomorrow and will bo accompanied by
a large delegation from Rushbrook
Judge to Kast Denton, where Willow
Leaf lodge. 1. O. O. P., will be Instl-mt-
d.
BLMHUHST.
Mrs. C. A. Spalding and children re
turned homo yesterday after u two
weeks" visit with li lends at P.rndford
county.
Mr. Ketcham. of Wyoming;, spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs. S. A.
WIU ox.
Sir. Hoodmakcr. of ICaston, has pur
chased the sioiv, of L. J. Hildebraut
ani w'll remove his family here next
w ek The store will be a cash ston
hereafter.
Mi V O. Allen sp-ut last evening
with friends lirrf
Mt and Mrs Will Wnltman of In-
HAIR GROWER
mSCRW CLVMm
J6U DRUGGISTS .
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SISTERS
Thsnurvlvalof
litflttcstniiiclinJ
.itterol licaltli,
Pi CELEBnATED N
TONE YOUIl
STOMACH
AND
LIVER
WITH
7 THE BITTERS
A.VU
train heall'i and
strength in your
tmi:s:lfl for ex.
Uteuce.
HTnMACH
STTEB
stanta, with their two ehlldton, are
iItinjj frierds heie.
Mis. M. !'. Larue spent Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday at Dalton.
Mr. Davenport Shoemaker, for many
years a resident uf this place, died on
Sunday inornliiR after n brief illness.
Funeral services were held at his late
homo Tuesday afternoon. Hev. C. A.
Spnlclltift officiated. Deceased left a
wif ami two children, Mrs. Will Walt
man. of Instnntu, sinl Miss Mildred
Shoemaker The family have the sym
pathy of the entlsc community Inter
ment at Kalrvlew cemetery.
Dr. Hatcson, of Scranton, was n
Sliest at the home of nvron IittckliiR
ham yesterday aflornoon.
Chlldien's Day will be observed at tho
Daptlst chinch on Sunday at lO.'JO n. m.
A vvvy liitercHtinsr program lc be I riff
pr-'pared.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. 13.
church will serve lee ciram and straw
berrlrs (it Lhodcs' grove on Saturday
next, nfurnooti nnd evening.
Me. T. ,T. Thompson Is Iiiiptovlns af
ter a scrloud IllneFK,
TAYLOR NEWS.
Dnnlcl nnd HowelU .VtiptlaU
Nweepstnke Shnot-Othor Interest
ing Niuvn.
At 9.S0 o'clock Tuesday morning Miss
Lizzie Daniels, the iicc ompllfhed
daughter of Mrs. J. H. Daniels, was
united In marriage to Mr. Henry How-
ells. ro:i of Rev. William llowells, at
the Wels Congregational parsonage
by the Rev. Ivor Thomas. The youtrg
couple were unattended. Tho bride
looked exceedingly attractive. Tho
marriage was a quiet aitair and was
attended only by tho rclatlvts of the
contracting parties. Alter th" cere
mony the bridal party left on a wed
ding tour, which Includes Philadelphia
and other pleasant resoits. On their
return they will make their residence
with the bride's mother on Main street.
Mr. Mm gun J. Harris, of Scranton,
was a caller in this place yesterday.
Mrs. Daniel Jones was tho suest of
Mr. nnd Mrs. Krastus Jones, of North
Taylor, yesterday.
Mr. John Ore. of Providence, called
on friends in this plaie on Tuesday.
Mrs. R. J. Davis and daughtcr.Mable,
were the guests of relatives in Hydo
Park yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Jones, of Ilellcvue, was
the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas M. Davis, of Main street, yes
terday. Taylor castle. No. 26". Knights of the
Gulden Ragle, will meet this evening
in Reese's hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hopkins, of
Hydo Park, were visiting relatives In
this plnee on Tuesday.
The Tilbune branch office in Taylor
is in the Cobleigh building. Local Rep
rcsentatie 13. (5. I3vnns in charge.
Tlie Monarch base hall club chal
lenges the Taylor Rosebuds for a game
on tlie school house grounds for Satur
day afternoon, June IS. Please answer
through this column If satisfactory.
(iet The Tribune at T. A. Evans
news-stand. It furnishes you with all
the latest war news.
Misses Savllla, Amelfu and Lillian
Kvans. of North Taylor, attended the
reception tendered .Mr. Robert G. Cos
well, of Pi evidence, on Monday even
ing. The members of the Lackawanna
Valley council. No. SI, Jr. O. T A. M.,
nil- urgently requested to be present
at the meeting tills evening, as busi
ness of much Importance demands
their attention.
John Francis, Jr., sustained n frac
tured wrist on Tuesday while at his
work In the Holden mines.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin C. Judge will
be tendered a grand reception at the
Price Library hall this evening by his
many friends. Rev. II. H. Harris. Ph.
D.,v ill be the toastinaster of the even
ing. A grand musical programme lias
been arranged by the committee. Tho
following will respond: Prof. D. H.
Jones, John 12. Evans, James 13. Wnt
klns. M. P.. Morgans. Henry Kvans and
others.
The funeral of 13ddle, the fourteen-months-old
child of Mr. and Mrs. John
Parkor. occurred from the home of Its
paienlf yesterday afternoon. Services
were held in the house by the Rev. J.
M. Lloyd. Hurlal was made in the
Forest Home cemetery.
Robert Llewellyn has placed a hand
some new sign over his meat estab
lishment on I'nloti street.
The Reds will Journey to Providence
today, where thev will battle for hon
ors with tin Wallle-Walls.
The First Ward Gun club held their
sweepstake shooting match yesterday
afternoon In North Taylor. The match
was well contested. Sim Dnis nnd
Richard Taylor were tie for the first
prize, while Daniel Jones won second
money on the shoot-off. The score re
sulted as follows: Killed. Missed.
David Llewellyn. 0 0 10 10 1 :i
Thomas H. Jones. 1 10 10 0 03
David Jones ....0 1 1 I 1 1 0-5
(ieorge Jones . ..1 0 1 1 1 1 05
Sim Davis 1 1 1 1 I 0 1 G
Daniel Clown ...011101 I 7,
John VanHergcn.l 10 0 11 15
Itkhard Taylor.. 1 1 0 1 I 1 1-6
LAKE AHIEL.
Heptatophs of Dunmore. Conclave
IJ". had a hlg excursion jesterday.
I.. U. l'uwcll. of Scranton, is building
o cottage on tho east side of the lake.
Dr. Jlarcy spent Monday with his
dcughter. Mrs. Dr. II. H. 1'ly.
I". P. Jones and A. S. Kojvs spent
V nday nltinnon 111 llouesdale.
:l f" 11. Sc hadl Is personally super
.! ig the woilt around the lalie.
I'.c-d It-own. of Maplewood, Is work
ing on Simpson's cottage.
Presiding Elder Thorpe.of the Wayne
district, pre.-ii hed in the Ariel Mission
nurch Sunday evening.
"ur depot Is undergoing the much
needed repulrs nnd Is nlso lnlns brlsht
i. d up with fi fresh coat of paint.
The flower beds around thu depot and
Picnic grounds aie holng sot out with
fiesh flowers.
The Hotel Pines will upon the luht
.f June
Mr. O. V Simons and hrothor have
repainted and decornted tho Hotel Co.
lumhla and stahlo attached In neat hut
patriotic colors.
V. V. llrundaso has enlarsed his
r tvsaffvsa isamvsf.i:ii
tonsorlal parlors nnd ndded n new chair
nnd fixtures of the latest design.
Children'!) dny exercises next Sunday
evening at 7.30. All are Invited.
A. L, Cobb mndo a business trip to
Scranton Tuesday.
Hov. I,. 13. San ford nnd wlfo expect,
t" spend two weeks in tho eastern
htrites the latter part of tlie month.
Dr. Stevens, of Canaan, spent Tues
day In town.
J. 11. Woolsey, of Scranton, was In
town on Saturday Inst appralslnc the
house which wns burned Inst fall.
The Neptune Hose company, No. 2,
run an excursion yesterday. About
2,n people came over.
The Kile nnd Wyoming railroad Is
putting In a new scale nt the freight
house.
PECKV1LLE.
Itev. S. C. Slmpklns nnd daughter,
Reba, attended the closing exeiclsos
of Wyotnlns seminary last Tuesday.
All parties desiring ticlwts lor the
KniKhts of Pythius' excursion to IJIng.
hainton on July . can proctno them
at the stores of V. W. Watklns nnd
George Williams.
Homer English Is erecting a fine new
porch In fiont of his residence on Hick
ory street.
Albert 'Chapman, a student at Wyo
ming seminary, came home yesterday
to spend his summer vacation.
Tunis Scutt left yesterday to visit
for a few weeks with friends at Crown
Hollow.
The Young People's society of the
Presbyterian church will hold tut Ice
cream social on the chutch lawn next
Saturday evening.
...
PRICEBUHG.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Ann Wor
rell, who died Sunday afternoon of
spinal meningitis at the homo of her
daughter, Mrs. John Stern, of Dundaft
street, was held Tuesday afternoon
from her daughter's residence. Funeral
services were held In the Primitive
Methodist church by Rev. W. AV.
Holder, after which the remains were
borne to the Washburn street ceme
tery, where Interment was made.
The public schools of this place will
close Tuesday, June 21, with apptopri
ate exercises.
Mrs. Henry Davles spent the fore
part of the week at Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ratten and
two children visited at tlie home of
Mr. and Mis. John Wiightson yester
day. WYOMING.
rcrr Prantz Hnd wife were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Sanuul Honeywell on Sun
day. W. If. Patterson and family heve re
turned home from spending a few days
at the W.iomlng camp ground.
The I'ri sbyterlan Sunday school held
their lloial day exercises in the church on
Sunday morning. The church was beau
tifully decorated with flowers and plants
and the programme rendered was Inter
esting throughout.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob 1. Shoemaker .n
lived home on Saturday from oil Clt,
where they attended the Grand Army of
the Repultllj encampment last week.
A. W. Gay spent Sunday with friends
at Clark's Green.
It is niniored about that there Is ev
ery possibility of the borough becoming
divided Into two boroughs. In accordance
to a petition' iccently presented to the
court.
Itev. Claude Ci. Langfoid. of nttston.
preached tn the Rnptlst church on Sun
day evening in exchange with the pas
tor. Miss Laura Davles has gone to Forest
City to attend the wedding of her friend,
Miss Flo Allen, of that place.
Tho strawberry eiop piomlscs to be
unusually large this year. The growers
thus far have been getting very good
prices.
Rev. Wilson Trilhle Is suffering with
malaria.
It. T. I.aycoek n mains in about tho
same ciltical condition.
FOREST CITY.
A new flag-pole has been raised over
tho postofflee and the Stars and Stripes
have been flung to the breeze.
Tho Jcrmyn Hickorys came up hern
Monday afternoon and defeated the For
est City baso ball club by a scorn of It
to 0.
Mrs. V. S. Bryant, of M.tvneld, mid
Miss Amanda Foley, of Aldenvllle, Wayne
county, are visiting at tho home of Mr.
and .Mrs. V. J. Pentecost, on Delaware
street.
Kearney Lagan, of Lanrsboro. who was
for a number of years a resident of For
est City," spent the tlrst of tho week with
friends nnd relntlvis here.
Mis. James ft. Fleming has gone to
Omaha. Nebraska, to visit a sister who
resides there.
APTi;it MAHKt'.TS OI WORLD.
Manufacturers .Make Their Crentest
Itccord in Export.
Tho manufacturers of the United
States aie making in the fiscal year
which closes with this month their
greatest record In competing for the
matkets of the world. Not only will
tho exports uf manufactured nrtlcieri
lor the liscal year exceed those of any
previous year, but for the tlrst time In
the history of th tountiy they will
exceed the Imports uf manufactures.
In the ten months or the fiscal year
whoso detailed recoid the bureau of
statistics ha Just compiled the ex
ports of manufactures exceeds by over
$40,000,000 tho value of the manufac
tures imported, and It Is probable that
for the full year's recoid this excess
will reach $50,000,000. In no preceding
year in the history of the country
have the exports of our manufac
tures equaled in nluc the imports of
manufactured articles, in tho fiscal
year of 1897 the imports of manufac
tured' articles exieeded the value of
exports of manufactures by the sum or
$27,362,217; and In 1S96 by $101,759,731,
and In 1893 by $121.I13.7P3.
Nearly every branch of our great
Gleaning Up.
It lias always been the custom to make a very low price on
sample wheels and second hand wheels at the close of the
season, hut we are not going to wait until the good riding is
all gone. To do this we have a lot of first-class, second hand
bicycles, that we will sell lor about one-halt their value for cash.
These wheels are all in good shape and are all guaranteed to
be all right. This lot includes some of the following well known
makes
Barnes Spalding Keating Sterling Fenton
Scranton Racycle Majestic Credenda
Ranging in. Price from $ro.oo to $30.00. Come and get
a good wheel cheap.
FLOREY So BROOICS,
21 1 Washington Ave. Opp. Court House, Scranton.
I do not beliere there
is a case of dyspep
pl.t, Indigestion or
a iy gtomsrh trouble
that ennnnt bo re
lieved nt nnre nnd
permanently cured
by my DYSPKl'SIA
Ct'UK.
Mt'NVON.
At nil ilrucclsts,
2.V. n villi. (Jtilde
to Ilenlth nnd medi
cal advice free. 1503
Arch street, Plnln.
RWMmfiITfl
manufacturing industries! ha shared
In thlSjBiowth of our sales to other
parts of the world. Tin exnorts of
agricultural implements, for instance,
which In 1S were about Jl.fioo.ooo In
value will. In the year of 1S9S, be In
round numbers .'6,000,00ft. Locomotive
engines, whose exportation In ISsS was
less than SMU.utfO In value, will In 1S0S
reach probably $4,000.0'"0. orders having
been placed with tho great manufac
turing establishment during the past
two months fur W In China, Japan,
Russia, Egypt. Australasia and South
America. Har iron, of which we ex
ported 1 ,200.000 In 1SSS. will amount to
10.000.COO pounds of exports In ISO?.
Rudders' hardware, the export of which
In 1S8S were valued nt $1,412,635, wcic
last fiscal year $1,152,828 in value.
The export of cut nails, which, In
lSSS, amounted to H .963.66 1 pounds, will
In JSOS amount to more than 35,000,000
pounds, an Increase of 200 pcrcent.,
while wire nails have increarwd over
1,000 per cent., tlie exports of wire,
wrought and hoise-shoe nails In 188$
being 1.517,078 pounds, while, those of
IS',18 will reach nearly If not quite 20,
000.000. Exports of Iron plates and
sheets which In 1808 were less than 1.
OflO.OfiO pounds, will In the year which
ends with this month amount to near
ly K.OftO.OOO pounds, while those of steel
plates and sheets, which were but 110.
410 pounds In 1SSS. will exceed 20,000,000
pounds In 1898. Tho total value of ex
ports of manufactures of Iron and steel
which in isss amounted to $17,763,0;'. I,
will in 1S9S exceed .$i"..000000. The ex
ports of leather and manufactures
thereof, which In isss amounted to tess
than $10,000,000. will In 1S9S exceed $20,
000,000 In value. Exports of Illuminat
ing oils, which In 18SS amounted to
45ti,O0O,O00 gallons, will. In 1898, exceed
noo.oon.ooo gallons; while lubricating
oils, which In IS4." were less than 23.
ooo.OOO gallons, will In 189S reach 55,
000.000 gallons.
The exportation of parafllne and
paralllne wax, which in 1SSS were 36,
U00.000 pounds, will In 180S leach 110.
noo.OOO pounds. Soap Increases from
19.000,000 pounds In 18SS, to over 27.
000.000 pounds In 1898; glass nnd glass
ware from $SS1,623, In 1S8S, to $1,208,187
in 1S97; manufactures of rubber from
$866,867 In 1888. to $1,807,145 ill 1897.
Manufacturers of cotton show an in
crease of 50 per rent. In the value of
tlieir exports during the past ten years;
exports of chemicals have also in
creased 50 per cent. In value during tho
same time. Manufactures of brass
have Increased from $30S,12l in iP8, to
over $1,100,000 In t8fi5. while manufac
tures of copper. Including Ingots and
bars, which In 1888 were $3,812,798, were
last year $31,621.12'i, and seem likely to
exceed that sum in 1898. In numerous
other manufactured articles there have
been similar gains, nearly the entire
list having shared in a greater or less
degree in the growth of the export
trade during the past decade. The
total exportation of manufactures In
1SSS amounted to $130,300,057. and in
1S98 seem likely to reach nearly or
quite $290,000,000.
BREWERS ARE PATRIOTIC.
They Will Cheerfully Accept tho War
Tnx on Hecr.
Atlantic City, X. J.. Juno J.". The
thirty-eighth annual convention of the
United States Urewcrs association
opened today In this city. President
ltergner piesldlng. There an about
400 delegates ptesent.
I'rcildent C. W. Bcrgner, a member
of the Hergiifr & ISngel Drowing com
pany, of Philadelphia, stated In his an
nual address that the consumption of
beer dining the year lc97 was 34,423,091
barrels, a decrease compared with the
previous year of 1.103,000 barrels.
Ho. called attention to the fact that
there Is danger to the brewing Interests
of the country under the war tnx law
which went into effec t yesterday, for
th rearon that the hish tax offers an
Inducement to the manufacture of
cheap and inferior beer to market his
product at a price below that at which
tho brewer of the high grade article can
afford to sell beer.
The sentiment of the delegates was In
favor of cheerfully accepting the war
tax ns a duty tho brewers owe u- th"
government.
DR. E. O. WEST'
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT
tSTRed Labo! Special,
Extra strennth.
For Impntency, Loss otv
Power, Lost Manhood,
meriuty or narrennoeB.v
SI a bozt six for S!i. witl$
ivrlttcii RUBrunterC
1 n n.ivAln mlHmfi A, e.nvnTl
UErunEo: Dytnau.
tV'm Q Clarke, 3ir Penn Avs., Scrunon, Pa,
MJ'HVOb'S TnOUHLKS; AM, KINDS
1N cured with Antinul KxtiucU. Kree boolt
tells honr. WASHINGTON CUKMICAL CO
Wabhini'ton, l. C.
i
i
mat
liiVV i
rtrJXrl atti'VO vi
lazANBig"
Shirt W aist
Reductions.
Our Elntirs Lin
of &1 Waists at
Our $1.25
Waists at
The High Character srcd the Good
Fitting Qualities of Our Waists
Are Well Known.
nnolly
127 and
THIRD iHL
OF SCRANTON.
Special Attention Given to Bttsl
ness and Pcrsonul Accounts.
Liberal Accommodation Kx
tended According to Balances ani
Responsibility.
3 Per Cent. Interest Allowed on
Interest Deposits.
Capital,
Surplus, -Undivided
Profits,
$200,000
350,01)0
79,000
W3I. CONNELL, President.
HENRY BELIWJi., Vice Prcs.
WILLIAM II. PECK. CnsliiCi
The vattlt of this bank Is pro.
tectcd by Holmes' Electric Pro.
tectlve System.
ALMOST GIVEN AWAY
A lot of laundry machinery, a
new laundry wagon, two turbine
water wheels, boilers, engines,
dynamos, etc., one Morgan travel
ing crane, 10 ton capacity, span
45 ft. 6 In., lot of good second
hand hoisting rope, air compres
sors, pumps, steam drills, deniclt
llttlngs, mine cars, etc.
HO.
700 West Lackawanna Avenue.
Scranton, Pa.
Telepbon?, 3951
YOUIt LYES NOW
Kyesljbt prenervetl and benrtueue pra
vented by navlne your eye properly unit
KCleDtlflcally examined and flttad. Bye
examined Iree. The luteU Mylei of Mpsc
tuclcs and eyegiusten at the lowest prices.
DR. SHIMBERG,
305 Spruce Strset.
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MSUUFACTUR-B5 OF
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Kill Timber cut to order on short notice, Hardwood Wine Kuiln
sawed to uniform lengths constantly on hand. Peeled licmloclc
Prop Timber promptly i'urnlflhed.
MILLS At Cross Forlc. Potter Co.. on the MuiTulo and Susqtic.
junna KnilroHd. At Minn, Potter County. Pa., on Coudersport. and
Port Allecuny Kailrond. Capacity tOO.OOO feet per day.
GUNHUAL OFFICE-Hoard of Trade Bnilding. Scranton, Pa.
Telephone No. '101.
For Salo by JOBN H PHELPS,
Scruca etreet.
and vi Tl'
affdlvdlldC
Was hington Ayerue.
o so a
129 Washington
Rsrti liters
THE
HUNT k GONNELL CO.
Refrigerators
AND
Ice Chests.
THE
IS
It
434 Lackawanna Ava.
See the
y special Bargains we nave
to Offer in
Unredeemed Pledges.
GILLETTE BROS.,
Auctioneers and Brokers,
227 Washington Ave.
Opposite Court HoiiRe.
WATCH REPAIRING AT
LOWEST PHK ES
y
CblfliMter'. EniUih Dlanond Ilrinl,
..iiiuui . ,,u,7 unu.HC.
l. (.! .! ,kl fT. l
Drofci.t for Chlcheitrrt A'nptiil Ma .
imsnd Brand la lied tail Gait at.ulMo
ibexe. .tiled wHh Hub ritlMo Take
nootnrr. t;fult aangertut tvoniiu- v
ftoJ (mtfarir.n. A, Drflffft.tl, r .raits.
"lErllef Tor r,Ddlrs,inl.flr, br return
t.-tt ... ntiih ir...i..i.i. r-. .
Chi
J,B.U ..'.w.r , rn...BvM.. ,.bm. ,...,
Eoli bj ill (ocl Drojiliu
imciirrvacniciivwtniHuiwn naiiwi.
Urajtl.t.. 1'lllLAUAl'A.
UAUC Villi 8,,re Miroat, I'lmpies, fop.
OHVl. IUU Pr Cilored Spots, Aches.
Old Hores, L'leers In Mouth, Hair Falling '.
Write COOK KUMUUY CO., 6si Al.sonle
Temple, Chlcogo, III , for proof of curjs.
Capital, $500,000. Worst cases cuieii I i is to
35 clay, mo-page booK tree.
M
II 1 1
Vihei) hi dc'Jl)! .nat tn cse 1
Nervous Usbility, Los nt I'owc.
wcaVnee, Irons eny tiuct.
u ficiine Pills. Drains cfccckcJ
and full Tleor quickly rcnortJ.
I f Bc !:ud. .oca iroiblc. rriuU fiuHr,
Mailed for$1.0U;Gbozn$S.00. WitV
53.00 orden we pivo a cuarantee 10
cure or refund tte money. Addrru
PEAL MEDICINE CO., Cleveland, O.
Pharmacist, cr. Wvomlng avanue and
m
S3c3s
AND
ftinKb.
BEB 00b.
HI HARDWOOD LUMBER
United fSamcj
TRADE MARK.
'&
Avenue.
DR. E. GREWER
Old Post-Office Building.
Cor. Spruce St., and Penn Ave , Scranton. Pa
lias returned trom tus Western Irip,
and will now remain permanent
ly at his home olllce.
TUB DOCTOR !sA GHADUATE OB
TUB UNIVEHSITY OV PKNNSVI.VA
NIA, FOUMEHIiY DEMONSTRA
TOR OF PHYSIOLOGY AND SL'K
OBRY AT THE MBDICO-rillR.
UROIPAI, COLLEGE AT PHIL
ADELPHIA. HIS SPECIAL
TIES ARE CHRONIC. NI'.H
VOL'S. SKIN. HEART
WOMB AND RLOOD
DISEASES.
The doctor nnd his staff of English ani
ttorman phslclnns make n specialty of all
form of rhronte Nervous Diseases, Bkla.
Womb. Blood Dlseos.
Including Cplleptlc Pits. Convulsions, Hys
terla, St. Vitus' Dance, Wakefulness.
BUA1N' WOItKEItS, both men and wo.
men, whosi nervous systems have been
broken down nnd shuttered from over
work, no nutter from what cuuse, can
lie restored by my method.
All who call upen the Doctor from na-.y
on will lecelve advice, examination, sfr.
vice and examination free. Dr. Orewer 3
nich sundliic In tho State will not allov
him to accept any Incurable cases. If
they cannot cure you they will frankly
tell you so.
Diseases of the Nervous System.
The symptoms of which are clUriness,
lack of confidence, sexual weakness in
men and women, ball ri&ing in the throat,
spots floutiiiK beioro the cyes, loss of
memors. unablo to cunccntrate tho minU
on one 'subject, catlly startled when spok
en suddenlv to. and ami. dlstivssjd mind,
whl'h unfits them for peiformlns ho
actual duties of life, making happiness
Impossible, dlstrcsslnu tho action of th
heart, causlnn flush of heat, depression of
spirits, evil forebodlnss. cowardice, ferii',
dreams, meluncholy. tire easy of com
pany, feellnc as tired in the morning as
when retlrins lack of encrtry, nervous
ness, constipation, weakness of the limbs,
etc Tlmfo so nffected should consult ua
Immediately and be restored to perfect
health.
Lost Manhood Restored, Weakness ol Younj
Men Cured.
If you have oeen given up by your phy.
slclan call upon the doctor nnd be exam
ined. He cures tho worst kind of Nervous
Debility. Scrofula. Old Pores. Catarrh,
Plies, Vcmale Weakness, Affections of tin
Eye, Ear, Nose. Throat. Asthma, Deaf
ness and Cripples of every descrlpjion
Tumors, cancers nnd Colters removed
without the use of knife or painful caus
tics by our newly devised absorbent m"'li.
od known as tho "BI-KCntO-anRMl-
And' our OZO-NITB CAS cures Catarrh
and Catarrhal DeafncsB.
Consultation free and strictly racred
nnd confidential. Offlco hours daily from
JO n. m. to 4 30 p m. : 7 to 8.30 p. m. Sun
day from 10 a. in. to 2 p. m.
MADE ME A RiAM
AJAX TAULETS TOPlTlVEIiY CURE
-l..Arrtou f(cis FuUlag Um
ory.Irapotencr.Kloor.oflineetCyOaua-si
hv Abuaa nr ntKer ixfsebat 1ldI Ind(
xL cretlotid, 'Jfxey qutrtclj and Mureh
7 rojtoro toi Vitality in olJ oryounc(anii
zL. tlta nina(oritrii)', bu iaf9or mnrrifice.
fTva I'rAvarif 1 neurit r unfa rinnttimt tfnn if
r iT-" t.-:: - tt.:.t: - "i:.
uric aurrty
taVrtQ iotitme, Their nw showt irtmodiuto fmcrorQ
moulnnd fferta a t LiltC wbero all othor luii Id
it opoa haflns tho geautntt Ajux Tab'.eti, Thjr
hareciirod thousand aud willeuroyou. V pir po
itlro written uanranltV) to oftact u ri:r rji T(2 in
achouoor retuad tiio moaw, rrioawv W I Jipr
rackasei or tis pK?e tfull trvatoiecti for 93X0. Uj
raail.la rUin wrtir-jir. mma recttotrrlc. Circular
""AJAX RQA1BDYCO., 'cKS,bfrj,l-
For sale in scranton, l'a., by Matthew
Uros, aud II. C. tjauJeiion, dnusuts,
$-4' WM
"w Sbirt Waist.
tSe' 55 m
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