THE SUKAJNTON" THIBUNB-THraSDAY, .Trajti 23. 1898. 15 I;lnc Kail Decorations, Choice Wall Papers, Koom or Wall Moitldlngs, Window Shades and lMxtures, all grades and alt prices. from the lowest to the highest made, suitable for cottage or palace, and for all tastes and conditions. Wc Invite inspection. Children's Carriages, Children's (io-Carts. Hoys' Express Wagons, Velocipedes, etc, Qt very attractive prices. Sec them. Wank Account Hools all desirable styles and sizes, lor all sorts of business. Strplc and fancy stationery, (or oflicc, store and house usos. Large Variety and popular prices. M. NORTON, 32! Lack. Ave.. Scran ton. 32 S.Main St, Wlkcs-15arrc. F! AMOliS For the LBMHLt! IMSH Patronize ACKAWANNA The" JLrfAUNDRY. tesx some New Music n ram BROS. I'Atrlotle loue. I'ulmn Hero Kong.'.'.v- book cillcctlon, lOe t'uuul.llireMnivii.'J.'ic War son it1. Hotel Hurt March, .'" book collection, hue Press Club MurchvJ.'ic War Hong folio, i:ry.Monlli, llle new book, fiOe Musical ltcuord, lllc 205 WYOJUNU AVENUE, SCRANTON, COLUMBIAN DETECTIVE AGENCY DIME BANK BUILDING, SCRANTON, PA. Mutter Kollcllcct Where Others Tailed. Moderate Charges. "PhiSo b'ettles Your Stomach. An effervescent nlcns-ant tastlmr nmv. der, for thu nlmost Immedluto cure of Headache, Neuralgia and liaekache. I'hllo" Is effectual In nil cases of Sleep lessness, Indigestion, licai tburn and Al- uunuuu Lcchcs, " I'hllo' Is positively the best remedy I have yet used for my headaches." lc tor Koch, Jr., Scranton House, Scran ton, Pa. "Kor Neuralgia nnd Headaches Phllo Is perfection." Anno K. lluber, C cj. CiiBlimnn, 21b Adams St. Sold by nil first class druggists. Price 10. 25 and 50 cents and J1.00. "PHIUO" MFG. CO., 125 Clinton Place. New York City. M Q llavcopcned a General Insurance Ofllco In irtiieis'iniBDiii I!eft Block Companies represented. Lnrsa -ecu especial!) kollclted. Telephone lauu. Write or Call for Price l.lst. KEMP, 103 Wyoming Avenue. PEHSONAL. Professor J. M. Chance, goes to New VufK tuday. Mr. G.orsa M. Hnllsteud will attend the Bmghumtcui races today. Mis. Jeff Freeman, of JIulul Terrace, Is iMting Wllkcs-Harro friends. t orporal It. J. Hourko returned to Camp Alger yesterdus morning. Mrs. W. F. Hnllstrnd and Mrs. F. L. ( rane are visiting Elniirn friends. The Misses iturnutt, of Jtlchmont park. nro entertulnlns Miss Margaret Foote, or Archbald. Mrs. A. R. Gould and family leave this morning for Ocean Hrovo to spend the summer nt their cottage. The engagement of Miss Currlc Sim rell, one of WIIUcs-Baire's school teach- ers and Di. Hay Ucardsiiy, of lilns liamto.i, N. y., Is announced. Invitations huvo been received In this city to the marriage, of Mls Anna Sieg. ler. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Siegler, of 16.1 nst Broadway, and Adolph Mar cus, the' merchant of Ml Perm avci.ue. this city. Tho event will bn solemnlzeu next Sunday afternoon at 1 o dork at Henry streot temple, SO and 4'J Henry fctreet. New York. STREETS TO BE OPENED. Important Cunfurouce ol Land Own er Yesterday Alternoon. The People's Anthracite Land com pany held a special meeting yesterday afternoon in the ofllce of J. . Klsolo to consider an agreement with the Homo for the Friendless regarding the extension of Jefferson nvonuc. By this agreement, which was signed, the Homo for the Frlondless gives thirty feet on tho rear of the plot, through which tho street will pass, diverging from the road now leading to Foicst Hill cemetery. The management of St. Joseph's fPKMSSS P cm Me camera oni $111 iise Foundling Home, ground for wliono building lius Just lioun broken, lltlM 111."!) timdo n lursp conrcHclun (if iriore tlmn forty feet for the extension of this 'venue. It Is exported Hint tonight the nunmore coiinullic will also grant permission for the extension of Atlntun mill Itlrlitnotit avenues, n cntiicuiiniiii tlon which linn long heon imitated by the Anthracite company nud which will greatly enhuuee the value of their property nnd will lie n wonderful nil vantage to the dial liable Institutions named. The grade will probably he Riven HiIh week, nnd It Ib 'expected tlml opera tions will Immediately tak place. The. cost of extension will he about $S,B00. PAID $1,000 IN CASH. IiiMirnnco .11 an llnmmcr Obtained Hin Itenl Kind ol llnll. Something unusual In legal proced ure happened yesletday In Mdoriiu"! Millar's olhce. one thousand dollars III cash was handed Alderman Millar ns bull for the appearance at court of F. I.. Hummer, the adjust"!' of the Wuyno Mutual Itisuranee association, who wns itrresteil Tticsduy on com plaint of Harlon Kvatis, of tho state dcnarlmenL of insurance. The money was palil Alderman Mil lar by the defendant In prison. He spent Tuesday night at police head quarters In the olllce of the sorRoant of polli p. Yesterdny morning he was permitted to correspond by telegraph with the olllceis of his company nt In dianapolis. The result was an order by wire early in the afternoon from the Old Capitol bank, of Indianapolis, on the Merchants' and Mechanics' bank, of this city, for $1,000. Although Hammer's headquarters arc. at Indianapolis, his home Is In Ash atlmla county, Ohio. Ills father Is a ilim) man. MANY CARBONDALR RECRUITS. Will r.nllst with Mont. Dcntlcr for the llcgiilar Army. Several score of Caihondale voting nun lmt expressed their Intention of enlisting with Lieutenant Drntlf"" for service in Hie regular army. Lieuten ant lienller was In Carbondalc yester dny and arranged for the prospective recruits to eome to Scranton for exam ination. Most of them arc of the type of young manhood from which It Is now possible to graduate cimmlelrined olllcers. Nineteen non-commissioned olllcers In the regular army were made second lieutenants In March through competitive examination. Another carload of men for Lieuten ant Drntler's regiment, the Kleventh infantry, will leave here tomorrow for Fort Mcl'herson. On. Among them will be the following who have already been sworn in: Charles W. Commetl, Thomas F. Heffron, Kdwnid M. ("amy, Oscar McCawloy. Thomas llnrltc (Jeorge H. Heeby, "William tuicc. Michael J. Mulherln. Frank Webb. Call Hunt, James J. I.avelle. Albert Wetzel, David J. Wliittcl, Thomas J. Duffey. SUCHOROWSKY'S GROAT F'AINTING. Nana Will Jtc On Inhibition in This City Soon. The famous and much talked of "Nana," the painting by Suehorowsl.y. Is to pay Scranton a visit, and will be exhibited fur two weeks only at 14s Washington avenue, Meaiw building, which will be tilted out for the purpose, commencing Monday, Juno 27. fueh orowsky's 'Nana" has been pronounc ed to be the most unique, fascinating and wonderful pictine of the age. Dur ing the past 10 years it has lisen ex hibited In England, France. Cie-iiiany and America, was one of the nlggest successes at the World's Fair. Chicago and has Just completed a seven-months engagement In Philadelphia, where over lU.VOOO people Hocked to uee it. In speaking of "Nana" the Philadel phia Times says: "The paintiiv; Is a masterpiece of technical execution, as well a human expression. It Is some thing far beyond a cleverly perfunc tory study of the nude. So perfect are the results that one can hard'.y con-sidu- the maimer of the painting." SOME TRIAL SPEEDING. Wns Indulged in on Hie Iloulcvard Vcnterdiiv Alternoon.' Yesterday afternoon about twenty live well-known horsemen met at the speedway and enjoyed two hours of trial speeding, preparatory to tho In tel esling contests of Saturday, when it Is expected that the afternoon's sport will be unusually good. A contest which is exciting much comment will be between J. L. Craw ford's Cadmus, K. J. Goodwin's Cedella and Mr. Schncll's Silver Prince, each with u half-mile recotd of 1.10. It is said that so great Is becoming tho In terest in these weekly events that a number of prominent gentlemen have been limiting out of town expeditions in search of rapid horsellesh which will "do" some of the local livers. FIRE IN A DELIVERY WAGON. Peculiar Occurrence on the Ilichwny Hetwceii ttendh'i in and Siblev. A lively lire In one of the big de livery wagons of Jonas Long's Sons caus-ed considerable excitement on the highway between lteiidham and Sib ley about noon yestetday. Tho wagon hud Just crossed the tracks of the Delawure, Lackawanna and Western and it Is thought that the sparks from a passing engine caused tho lire. Tiie wagon was heavily loaded with lines furniture, nearly all of which was ruined, as each piece was wrapped in burlap, which burned quickly. The driver, Mr. Inhl, was also slightly burned about the face and hanus. - . .. Sunday School Ihcursion, The excursion of class It, of the Provl- denco Presbyterian Sundny school to Lake Ailel will leave tho Kile and W.v. omlng Velley depot tomorrow mumlng nt S.JO. Ituturnlng trains will leave tho lako at 0.30 unc. S.13 p. m. The Lawreifo full orchestia will ho In ui tendance to furnibh music. Mid uinnug the many nt tractloiib which huvo been piovlded arc bicycle i aces, boat laces and a ball game. TlekctH may bo secured nt Hand & Payno'e, or from members of tho class. St, .lnntili'n Church Lioiirslon, Tho excursion of tho c.ingregntlou of St. Joseph's church of Georgetown, Lu zerne county, to Mountain park today promises to be very laigely attended. Rev. F. P. McNiilly. formerly of this city, Is pastor of tbo churui The cxcurislrAi trains will leave this city at MS u. in. and 1 W p. m. Hood' Should be In every family Pills medicine chest and every travellers grip, mey are Invtlutbl when tlia itumich It out ot ordri cur heaitxche, hlllouintu, and all liver troublei. Wlltt and efficient. Zl ccnli HASTENING TO REMEDY TROUBLE Sanitary Conditions at ibe Home for tbe Friendless to lie Improved. DKLAY HAS llHKN Ui'lJ P1UNCHV.L LY TO NKCIOTATIONS HUOL'.V WITH A V1KW TO OKTTtNO A IHGHT OF WAY FOIt THK SHWHIl Timouoii pitiVATt: puopkuty. stih:i:t ls now aiioitt to hk opknkd t'p which will sim plify mattfi1s. A number of people have been unnec essarily disturbed and have succeeded In unnecessarily disturbing othora re cently over a matter which enn be vjfl lly explained. In the llrst place. It draws near to tho time when thei" may or may not be a new deul on In. tho board of health. This is always a seas on when special hustling takes place In certain quarters to nose out new Ini quities perpetrated by that organiza tion and to tabulate reasons why its members should resign in u body. Owing to certain misstatements which have recently appeared In one or two papers whose representatives have doubtless been misinformed, tno managers of the Home for the Friend less feel that It Is due themsclvs and tho board of health that the f.t'-'ts of the cace regarding the sanitary con dition surrounding the new bulldlu:; are made public. To begin at the beginning; th" chI"C objection to the location nnd early o" eiipamy of the new Home for the Friendless was the dllllculty In the way of making sewer connections. Tho matter was thoroughly canvassed two years and more ago, and the board of managers received the advice from those supposed to know that long 1 foro the completion of the structure, new stieets would be graded and that no trouble need be feared regardint; sewer a croinincf elation. CAFSF.n MtCII CONCRHN. The building uok ready for occupancy In March and the assurance of a speedy arrangement for connection was given. Much concern was felt regal cl ing tho matter by all Inteiested In tho construction of the Homo and every effort was made to effect a satisfactory conclusion. Tho property Is In Dunmoro and no connection could be made nearer than with the sewer in Itichmont pari;. Fending securing permission to use. this system, a cess pool of large capacity was constructed, together with a dram at Considerable expense. There are hundreds of cess pools in this city wheie the contents leak away and causes no complaint, but this jxiol hav ing clay soil ban not been a suc cess, and since the heavy and contin uous rains of May and the excessive heat immediately following. It ha3 been the caune of much anxiety to both tho board of health and tho Homo man agement. It is understood that both havo been severely criticised by people who have not realized that the most strcnotm ef forts have been made to effect a change, but it should be remembered that a sewer cannot bo constructed In a day even by pel mission of the councils, in this cas-e the land lying between the Home and the Hlchmont park rewvr is private property and it is not easy to run a sewer through such a ;!ot of ground. As the lots nre for sale and tho people who buy lots are not pleased to strike a big sewer pipe when tlvy have started In to dig a cellar for a new house. Neither are they general'v W.li Ing to have their lawns or garden dug up when somebody's sower Ins some thing the matter with it. Consequently it Is only after months of worry and effort that Mrs. C. P. Mutth?w, presi dent of the Home board, and the mem bers of the advisory and inspection boards have been able to .secur tho right of way to construct tho much needed sanitary equipment. WILL HF.CIN TODAY. It Is probable that the pipe will bo on the grounds today ami that work will immediately begin on the sewer bed. The extension of Jefferson an 1 Adams avenues by the Anthracite Land com pany and the connection with Itich mont avenue grade for which contract Is about to be given will simplify mat ters. Now. a's the sewer may be laid along the street Instead of through the building lots where only a five-year lease can be secured. Neither the Home board nor the board of health can be censured for the delay that has caused critist-im. as every possible effort has been made to expedite the arrangements, and within the next fortnight the cesspool will bo superseded by a sower. APPOINTMENTS FOR CELEBRATION. .Undo at n .Mooting of Gcnornl Com mittee ot United Irish Soclellni.. The Eenernl committee of the united Irish societies met last night. Chulr mim Iiolnud made these appointments for the celebration at Athletic Park on July 4: General manager, C. T. Uolund; assist ant managers. James C. Vdiighan, J. T. O'Nell. P. J. llealy. J. H. Dovlue, John P. Collins, M. J. Hums, Jnmes O'Connor, William Dawson, Juincs T. McGlnnls, J. J. Murphy. Ticket olllce Augustus McDade, John Hawks, John Devinc, O. F. McUcnua. Receiving tickets at large gale, P. ,f. Foley. Thomas S. Colinots, SI. F. Sheri dan. James Lynch. Selling tickets at giand stand SI. S. Lavclle, Patrick Campbell. Receiving tickets at grand bland R. K. O'lloyle nnd William SIcDonough. Treasurer of day John J. Costcilo. Cashier nnd assistants at wheel M. H. Hcaley. P. J. Wehcr. Sllcliael Walton, Jnmes T. JlcOlnnls. Cashiers William Slonioe. Dr. P. J. O'Hara, J. I'. Collins. W. J. Uurke, James O'Horo. Special olllce rs Thomas Regan, An thony Loftus, Henry Lit van. John Me Nnmarn, Kd Quinnan, Thomas .Manly, Patrick Lydcn. James Regan, James Cu sick. W. F. Purcell. Patrick Kane. The appointments required for the athletic games will be made by John J. Jlurphy, esq., chalimuu of that de partment. Athletic Paik will be open evenings for those desiring to pructlco for tho contests. The price of admission to the cele bration will be 2o cents; grnnd stand, 10 cents extra. Another meeting of the general com mittee will bo held next Sunday night. IN COUNCILS TONIQIIT. Important Himlncia to lie Trnnanctcd In Ilotli Hrnuchei. Hath branch of councils will he In session this evening. In the upper branch the common council amend ments to tho telephone franchise ordl- nance will lie considered, It Is prob able that an ordinance repealing the Dunn street sprinkling franchise will bo introduced. Common council will net upon select council's resolution awarding to Dunn Uros. Uio contract for cleaning the city's paved streets. In ono branch of councils, tho upper body, probably, the tight nniong North Knd property owners over the sowers and pavement questions may develop. CENTURY'S ANNUAL PICNIC. It Attracted n Ilig Crowd to Central Park ttnrdcn. The annual picnic nnd firemen's car nival of the Century Hose company of the South Side, held at Central Park gatdon yestcrduy afternoon nud even ing, was a success far beyond the most sanguine expectations of tho commit tees In charge. The early part of tho day, though somewhat cool and Inclement, did not servo as a battier to keep away any who hail anticipated attending. Tho Forest band furnished the music for dancing. At 2 o'clock the military section of the company formed at the hose house quarters nnd. in command of Captain James O'Horo and Chief Hlckey, paraded tho principal streets of the South Side. The procession dismissed at the park, and the day's festivities were commenced. After supper the Columbia Chemical company, of thu AVest Side, headed by Crump's band, marched to the grounds. There were large delegations present from all companies in tho city depart ment, and Chief St. John, of Wilkes Harre lire department, headed tho dele gation from that city. MERCY FOR THE RECRUIT. Altlormnn Miliar Hns Lenient with a Would-He Soldier. Alderman Millar yesterday showed his consideration for the military In his disposition of the case of Hnny McCoy, of New Mllford, who was ar ranged before the alderman on com plaint of Special Olllcer Dtirkin for stealing a ride on a northbound Dela ware. Lackawanna and Western train. McCoy said he came to Scranton to enlist lit the Thirteenth, but utri re jected because of some physlcnt dis qualification. He had no money to pay his passage home and took a chanc nt stealing a ride. Alderman Mlllnr gave McCoy car faro and discharged him. MUSTERING OFFICER C0MINQ. C. C. Conulius litis Hecoivcd Notifi cation to i'h nt Hileet. C. C. Conkllng has received word from Philadelphia that an officer will be in Scrnnton within a few davs to examine nnd musU-r in the men en rolled for the Firs; regiment volunteer engineer?. Mr. Conkllng states that he will bo at the engineers club room every even ing this week and .vould like each man enrolled who still desires to enlist to report to him there as scon as possi ble. THE CLOSING RECITAL. Given by Hi Moylo 'and l'npils in tho I '.I in Park .MIrhIoii. The closing recital given by ML'S F.lUaboth A. Moyle and pupils, of their spring lerni. was held In the Howell mission of tho Klin Park church last evening. Miss Moyle was assisted by nena Ii. Moredock. It pioved Miss Corn to bo a grand success and much ered't ls due to MIm Moyle for her caiel'ut training. The ihogramino was as fol lows: Duet Miss Swingle nnd Miss Moylo itecltation Sally Trlpi' ltecitatinn Kdltli Kuuthold Kecitatlo Miss Moyle Pantomime Threo Young Ladies Itecltation Laura Ttuj-sell HecUution HuBcl Illiiiiier Itecltation Flctslo Piltcngir Solo Mrs. Swingle Itecltation Hertha Francis Hecltntitin Florence Moonoy Song, Laura Russell, Sally Tripp, Hessie Rey nolds. Recitation Alice MOonev Recitation Flora Kaufhold Solo Will Francis Recitation Irene Francis Recitation Uessle Reynolds RECITAL OF JUNIOR PUPILS. Procrammo That Will liu Itendorod at the Home ot .11 1 a h Heckcr. Tho Junior pupils of Miss S. M. Deck er will give a recital this afternoon at 3 o'clock at her home, corner of Madi son avenue and Delaware street. The programme: Duet. "Cyclone F. W. Sleacham Anna Roblnscn, Lesa Spclss. ".Mignonette" Llchner Harold SIcAskle. "Lion Do 13j1" Ulllet Stella Tropp. "Der Drsto Hall" I.iriiner Slaudo Fuller. Rondlno A. Strclcilvi Kugenlu Slullen, "Punch and Judy" A. Hennlns I.eroy Shlrer. "Twilight Whispers" A. Gelbcl l.oulso Davenport. "Wnldrosleln" Youngmnn Laura Kentntr. "Ulpsy Danco" Llchner Lesa Spless. Sonatina. Op. $S, No. 4 Kuhlau Slay Illanchard. "Beautiful Spring" Revcrlo ....Oocrdcler Slury Hitchcock. "Natalie" J. C. Slacy Salllo DuUols. "Le CrcpuM'tilc" T. J. Ouy Tlllle A.lanm. Helrigerators At Eattln's, 126 Tenn avenue. ALL LINES REDUCED, A New t Design Offered Today in the Stars and Stripes. E. Q. Coursen Wholesale and Retail, Hammocks SEWERITES LEFT THE MEETING They Want a Pave, but Ask Tuat (lie Sewer Ue Laid First. OIUF.CTINH PHOPHUTY OWNHItS L1V13 ON NOIlTH MAIN AVUNCH AND PltOVlDKNCH ItOAD H13 TWF.KN PCTNAM AND COL'UT STltF.F.TS - PKTITION WILL H15 rilKSHNTlSD TO SHLF.CT COfNCIL AT TONlllHT'S MKBT1NC.-NAMLS THAT AIH-3 ATTMilKD TO IT. The liveliest kind of a fight has de veloped among North End residents who own property along a portion of proposed Piovldenco road unci North Main avenue pavement. They nro practically a unit In favor of th" pave ment hut the clash arises through the lint-footed opposition of nearly all tho property owners on a certain part of the route to hnvlng the pavement laid before a sewer Is constructed. A meeting of the sewerltes was to have been held In Company II armory last night. They gathered there but nearly all of them bolted when It devel oped that among them were a. few persons who wanted the pavement laid sewer or no sewer and were disposes to steer the meeting along those lines. It was stated to those who remained that at least four years will elaps.j be fore anything In tbe way of laying a sewer can be accomplished. In select council tonight will be pre sented a iietltion agnlnst nny pave ment on North Mnln nvonuc fiom Put nam street to Hull's Head corners, or on Providence road between Hull's Head cornci untf Court street, until a sewer has been laid there. The peti tion Is signed by thirty-seven property owncis, who comprise all but seven owning properly between the points mentioned. It Is claimed that the seven who have failed to sign, own one tenth or less of the abutting property, nnd that five of the seven have private sewers or cesspools. It ls claimed ftnther that all tho thirty-seven are in favor of a pave ment, but not until the sewer Is built; they signed the pavement petition with that undersandlng. The Church heirs, who have been mentioned as being op posed to the pave, deny the report, but admit they want a sewer first. Select Councilman John K. Hocho will present the petition tonight. If coun cils fall to comply with Its request, tho signers say they will carry their grievance to court. Following nre the names of the sign ers to tho petition: Ocorge W. llrown. Mary A. Fetherby, O. V. Palmer, Josephlno Vnll, John M. Kclsllng, C. J. Church, Peter Cerlne, K. I!. Garnell, J. K. Johnson, Mr. C. C. Mir tin, Heorgo W. Stansbury, Mrs. J. Re.ile. H. Ci. Twining. Samuel Arnold, Nullum Thompson, C. S. l.owery. Ruth Wldner. Mary A. Green, Mis. A. W. Atherton. Kd waid Loftus, Mrs. Fred Phillips, W. D. Watklns, P. J. Jordan, M. J. Walsh. Maria Scott, John T Kennedy, Mrs. A. l.oftux. Mrs. Hattie Reld, John Hawks, John .nrlhih. P. F. O'Hora. J. C. Taylor, Anthony Ruddy. St. Joseph's church, North Knd Lumber company ffrom Fer dinand to Theodcre street i , Mary Jane Mackey. Select Councilman Finn heads, the faction which favors a pavement, sewer or no sewer. Although he ls supported by as few as six persons within the points named In the petl- CURED OF BY I had an attack of Ecrenia, and ordered a box of oxido of zinc ointment. The lirsc application changed tho Kc?cma to hell-tire, which seemed unquenchable. Tho drusglst had used a rancid cerate and I was poisoned. A local physician did not help matters, and ever thing either failed to help, or marto it worse, I was becoming desperate, when I thought of CuncuK RKMi:uihx, and dis patched my servant foracaku of Cluci'iia SoAr and a box of (Ttici-ha (ointment). The first application relieved me and In Ihrte ilti if s I tras well, l'l'TI.ASKl V. HYATr, United Slates Consul. Dec. 13, 1897. Santiago de Cuba. fold tbifiuehoulth world. PoTTfK D.&O.Cosr .So'o Tropi., Uoitoa. " Uow to Cure tbe Wont Ecze rat," tree. A Gootl Set or Teeth for... $3.00 Our Hcst Sets or Teeth 5.00 Including the Painless Uxtractlon, DR. S.C7SNYDER 321 Spruce Street, Opp, Hotel Jermyn Let's have a little confidential chat about Velvet carpets. We think there's a whole lot of carpet goodness in velvets. In many ways they're better than axminsters. In every way they're bet ter than moquettes. And our velvets are good velvets. Heavy wear resisting pile. Colors that seem just a little better than any you've seen before. Patterns too, shows that our buyer makes a study, of his end of the business. We're sure our line was never as good as this year. And surely no 052 shows a bet ter one. The weather is to warm to make change so we've priced them at an even dollar a yard. SIEBECKER & WATKINS, 406-408 Lackawanna Avenue. ILIEY OIL AND HflANUFACTURINC CO. 141 to 140 Meridian Slrcct.Scruntou, I'a. T lionotvji BURNING, LUBRICATING AND CYLINDER OILS. PAINT IinPARTMHNT. -Unseed oil, Turpenllno, Wlilto Lead, Coil Tut, l'ltoU Varnliti, Dryera, Jupati and Bhlnsle Stain. Hon, hla course Is given tho approval of property owners along the northern end of the proposed pavement. A fronted for Throwing a Stone. Henry Kppslcln and another boy got Into a light on Lackawanna avenue at 10 o'clock last iiisht and Henry thicw a stone at his adversary, lie aimed hlgli and thu mlsslln went bounding over tho swinging doors In Fred Durr's place. Ho took to his heels, but Patrolman KniiiiH captured him on Spruce street near tho "Hub." The boy's father becanio se curity for his appemnnco at 10 o'clock this morning. Part ol Ilii Ann lllown OlT. Philip Nnyroek. of Pittston, had part of 1ih right arm blown off by tho ncrldeulnl discharge of a shotgun whllo ho was crossing the Susquehanna river at Itiili som Tueiday afternoon. Workman Dropped Dend. Mark Cavnnnuch, of Ashley, dropped dend In No. 2 colliery at Sugar Notch at lt.su o'clcek yesterday morning. Heart disease vas probably tho cause. Finest Bur bank Potatoes c Per Bushel. Clarke's Celebrated Berkshire Sugar Cured Hams, Per Pound: HOPELESS Don't attempt to do the work ol an expert. We have the facilities, the tools and the necessary skill to execute all kinds of UKIMIUS, no matter how difficult, We manu facture the CCRANTON A? THK YVHKKf. SO MUCH T.VUvICU AIJOl'T, Price, $35 and $50. Agents for the Celebrated STKR 1.ING. We carry the largest stock of SUNDRIES in the city. Rubber Tired Vehicles Arc all the go. This is our spec ialty. Iron ami Steel, Wagon makers' and Blacksmiths' Sup plies. BUB k C0. UO O2W i It Ifitt WeSft It U Ill 1 I 20 Lackawmai Are., Scranton Pi Wholcsulo nnd Rctrtll DRUGGISTS, ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD, FRENCH ZINC. Ready fllxcd Tinted Paints, Convenient, Economical. Durable. Varnish Stains, I'roduclucl'crroct ImltntionofEiponilTt Woods. Rnynolds Wood Finish, Especially Mcsl'gnod Tor InMda 'vVorlc Marblo Floor Finish, Uurablo and Uriel tiulckly. Paint Varnish and Kal somine Brushes. PURC. LINSEED OIL AND TURPENTINE. COMFORT AND SATISFACTION, Knox Straw Hats For Ladles and Gentlemen, Hand & Payne 203 Washington Ave. ii Say 99 9 "riNOW WHITE" Makes broad Out of blslit. Ma's Kind Bo's dud. Never hncl llrcad so light, .Slater Liz Says It Is "SNOW WHITE" Does the biz. So do my consln3 And my sisters And my aunts; So will all the pcopla If they only huvo a chance. To try tho famous "SNOW WHITE" flour nitdo only by THE WESTON MILL CO Scranton, Carbondalc, Olyplmnt. I FIVE DOLLARS FOR A I11 order to introduce my new line of Kimball Pianos and organs I will pay FIVE DOLLARS to any one who will send me the name of any par ty who will buy a piano or organ of me. This will be paid when first payment is made on the instrument and to the first one who sends me the name. If you know of a neighbor who talks of getting one send the name in. Address George H.Ives No. 9 West Market Street, Wtlkcs-lJarrc. BARBOUR'S HOMEGREDITHOUSE tl0u Having added 1.200 feet to our utora room, wo ure now prepared to show a finer assortment of FURNITURE than ever. You are cordially invited to call and inspect our goods und compare prices. CABH OK CHEDIT. Ned IHr 42S LACKAWANNA! AVE, J
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