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THE SCR ANTON TRIBUNE-SATURDAY, JUXE 25, 1898.
SCHANK
SPENCER
Shoe Trade Miracles
This is what is taking pl.uc
in our store. We must make
room for incoming goods,
which were delayed on ac
count of last month's bad
weather, but we have been
obliged to use them at reduced
prices.
Hence we are able to per
form the following trade mir
acles for the benefit of our
customers.
llalancc of Men's Fine Shoes,
former price $1.00 to 7.00,
fVJ
All
Reduced to
Most of them arc strictlv
hand sewed welts. These are
bioken lots of the latest styles
ot shoes and in nearly eveiy
style and width.
410 Spruce SI reel.
sssr?
The Wilkcs-Uarro Record can bo nnd
In Screnton at tho news stands of M.
Welnhart. illi Wyoming acnuo: Mac,
Lackawanna ner.uc.
CITY iNOTES.
Cards of thauKs, rvuolutlohs ot condo
lence, obituary poetry and the like will
be Inserted In The Trlbuno only when
paid for In advance, at the rate of 10
cents per line.
St. Luke's S'indny -thoo1 annual plinle
will occur next TucmI.is nt Lake Ail' I.
All f i lends ate Imilml to m along.
Kx-I'totlmn tnr. (luoigt J Llt'uillvn
vr.t im U'i'dmda i.iio,ml m-KMatit
lovenur collector to H. 1!. liiinidnm , or
Wllkes-Jlalro. JIp will bo In cIiuirc ol
tho now luvcnuo bill.
MiiJoi Oomuiou will be- In this city on
July 0 to nun-tci In tin company of pro
visional Nulloi'al Gunids now bchiR 01
K.inleil b !'. A. lii.udii. lie will be in.
blsted by Major Oakfoid.
Tho races on the boulcvniil speedway
this ufteinoon will attract a IniRc num
ber of vUltor. It If expected that speed
will bo devolnped in a tuij to Intorext the
throw; of Hpectalnrw ripvornl ho's-es with
tine iccortls will be In the chiet lontcitt)
of the oc union.
The luueral of .Mis. U. .1 Ksan will
take place thin morning at 3 o'i loi k from
the residence of Met nimhei .Mis. Roger
llusgir'v. of Str.tnicn uvt. A ioiiilem
uuurn will bu (elcbi.'iled in HI. l'atrkus
'nthollu church ami inteimeiit wlil bo
mjiile In Cnll.cili.nl cmittcij.
On Mnnila tho Clail. & Snoei com
pany will treat Its employs- to mi rx
cuiMon to Lake Ariel. All arrangements
for the outing hao been in.ulo by tho ot
Ileus of thi' company who piopo-e to
irake this evolution for their employes
a very ei.juablu event.
Amttlv r iiuchtlou arose In the l.nng-Mnff-K.-llev
touted at the healing es
tsitluy that was ccrtllled to tin point' for
h tilling. It wad whether oi not the re
spondents lmp n right to prop by cioss
examination thnt a man had citizen pi
pns, If he sweat on direct eamlnatlon
tjl.it they have been lost or destroyed.'
The contestants hold that the ircoid is
tho best evidence Those examined i.ps
t( relay were from the Nineteenth wai'd.
The Tradiis' National bank has opeitcl
f"I the public a Mihsuiiniluu lli tot thu
new Issue ol the Tnllcd States gun in
nient bonds Any pel son dcslilug to sub
scrlbo for these bunds may now do so ind
tho MiliM-rlntlim will be handled b t.ils
bank without ehurso The bond" will to
Issued In di noinliuitiniis of f.a. $iio, $m
J1.0UO. J.VXO ..nil JIOH") Tho subscriptions
niUHl reueli the ti.-asuiv ep.utint.nt,
Wnrhlliglnn. 11 1' bef.ue '1 huisiln, Julv
H. Any one iIlsIiiiik to subacribn should
do to not Intel, than .Mond.i.v, Jul 11.
Tor 9! as.
S3 pnlrs utiles' lino nubset Shoes nt
tho Five llrotheiV shoo stoic, tutlny.
50S I.aekunanna n venue.
Ifpvpiiup nticelhttlnn stamps made
nt Reynolds Hios.
DIED.
MADIOAN In Wit Rri.inton. June li.
ItSS. Marv ar jo vo,in at the ie.sl
denip. P.'.' W.ft I..tck.iwamui ocnue.
Funeral nnnnunctment later.
poooooooooooooooo
0
0
I Flour
I $5.35 Bbl.
S $1.38 Sack.
Highest Grade.
At the
Tii Scranton Gash Stora
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CLASS OF '98 OF
DUNMORE SCHOOL
lis Graduating Gxerclses Full of Inter,
est and Enjoynbly So.
o.mmi:nc'K.mi:nt was ju:ld i.at
nihiit in junmivs 1i. i.i-j'jio-ririuNcv
or Tin: I'l'i'ti.s in hi.vi.
INO WAS A l'LKASING riJATCIIU.
M'ss i:vi:r.VN Montgomery ri.wij
AN l.SSAY ON Till: PAST. I'HKSI.NT
and ri'TLTJi: or i;nmoiji:.
IIALIIR" ORCHESTRA ASSISTED.
The commencement exercises ot the
clas of 'OS of litmmorc IIIrIi school
wcip held last nlRlit In .Mimley'.s hall
There wtig not n dull number on the
ptosranunc. UecointlcinM made the hall
eiy atttactlvp Jlatici's onlicstt.n ftir
nlshetl the ItiHt liiticiital nitislc, and a
chorus of nearly two hundred puplK
mostly Rlrl", tinder the ditectlon of
Professor C. 11. lJcimini, of this city,
s.ttiK slv tuneful school pours on tho
bai k wall of the stiifii' wtw lnscilbcd
in hit Re lettois the class motto: "ilv
Iiir. Not Drlftlnpr."
Vc.izles "Sung of Well nine" was
stinijt with a bounilltiR melody. The
piciililency of the pupils In cv-PtythliiK
they sanp was commintcd upon with
the most fa vol able einpluiKls. The
slntriiiR was clollglitful, and tlic Inter
aN uf essay leading nnd class oia
tluns weie ihaiiniiiRly btief.
Miss Anna McHalc was saliitatoilnn.
Hhe had kind woids of welcome for
tin ineliibeis of the si llonl lioatd, the
mipeillitendeiit, tho leacheiii, school
mates and patents. She thanked the
parents fm their self .sacilfice anil
hoped the pupils would prove woithy
uf culitldelice and ttllst.
miss ct:i.M:N's essay.
Miss Hannah Cullen icail nn exuy
on "I'bes of lllstoty." It Is only from
history, she said, we tan appicclate
the plorlous llheity we enjoy; when
up look back to the pnM, and the dis
tant Is brought near to us, we see the
fippall'tiR piesence of slaeiy nnd op-I'lt-sluii
In foimer (iRes. We are moie
thankful for icIIrIous lllietty and
and all the fi tills of . iiIIkIh
ment and pioRtess of chllzatlou
when we ew the deprovatlon of these
blessliiRs that exlsteil In the early tlmci.
Sinie tho i:iRhteenth century hlstoiy,
she bald, has been treated by the ablest
wiltciD as the best subject for the
pxercisp of their literary effoits. Olb
bon's "ISlsp and Kail of the Unmnrt,
Umpire" is one of the greatest woiks
of the laiiRiinRC today.
1 The choius sanp 'Cheeifuliiess." Ml s
M.tiReiy Kden icilted "The Gisy
Klower fllil" In splendid style, and
what was teall the haiplest nnd best
iiunibei on the pioRiaiumo was an pt
say on Duiiiinue. past, piesent and
futuie, by Miss i:elyn MontRomery.
She told some inteiestliiR bits uf ciuly
hlstoiy and explained bow It Is that
one heain the teim, "The Duumoie
Iiucks."
Away baik when the teilltoiy was
a finest the Hist while settler after the
Indians went fuithcr west or notlh was
James Hi own. lie piefened hunting
ueer to cieaiiiiR the roiest or tuiu
Iiir bis hand to oome useful occupa
tion, nnd from the number of bucks
he laid low with hN i uio it del i fit
the name. She told how it was called
IJuninoic. An KiiRllsliman nanud Au
gustus Muriay who was lsItiiiR in
New Yoik met the ownets of the
Di Inker rallioail and co-operated with
them In lalslng a large nim of money
to help build It. Mr. Mui ray's father
was the XTml of Dunmore and In his
honor It was named.
MP.. JORDAN'S ADDIIUSS.
Another chorus was sung, nnd Thom
as Jordan, class piesldent. and the only
male member of it Rave nn address oil
patriotism. Pan lots aie of two classes,
he said, tho one being the Hue patriot
who selves his tommy In wnr with
coinage, honor, and self-sacilflie, and
the other being the diess-parade jia
ttlot who makes a display on the
Kouith of July, Memorial day. and
other national holidns, but skips to
Canada when the war bieaks out.
He denominated Washington as the
Rieatcst pattlot of any countiy or age,
nnd lefetted with tribute to the gal
lant Kosciusko, the peerless Lafayette,
the bi.no Count de nochambeau, and
the courageous and valotous Iktton von
Steuben. In model n nnnnls C.rant,
Sherman. Sheridan. MiClellan and Tar
tngut were noble exemplais of tho pa
ttlot. and in our own day wo aie in
tensely proud of the gloilous achieve
ment of the modest hem of Manila,
Hear Admiral (boige Dewey. Among
the women weie Joan of Ale who le
pulsed the l.'nsllsh In France, Mollle
Pitcher who took her husband's place
nt the cannon In Hevnlutionarv das.
and the noble Sister Anthony, the min
istering angel of comfort on the battle
fields jip dosed with a ringing put v. r
for Cuba's freedom The orchestra fd.
lowed with tmttiotlc airs mid the
hoi us joined In singing the "Star
Spangled Ilanner "
Miss Uiuin O'Hoio teelted a humor
ous composition of liei own. The i lass
mantle was handed oxer to the class
ot '09 bv Miss Lain Helt don. nnd wni
accepted by Miss I.ticietia Snyder. The
former ursed that the motto of the
coming Riuduatcs be combined In the
two words, patience nnd pei severance
MUs Snidci's acceptance was put In
blight language and happy ideas. She
said that we .tie thankful In this coun
try that we ale advanced for what wa
ute, not who we tire.
THK VALIJDICTOKY.
Mi's Adallne Hainan! delivered tho
vnledktoiy. Htr nth lie was to seek
lilgh Ideals, because our chai.it teis
cannot iloe above them, hven if wo
do not i each the goal of our ambition,
u Keeps us steadily aiming upwntd
Supeilntendent K. D. Hot aid ad
dresfed the giaduates with woids uf
encouraeement. and spoke wltTi kind
ndlto to the pupils who move up to
succeed them. lie spoke geneially on
the condition of the sthuol system of
Dunmore and said It would be bis am
bition to keep on Improving it. Mr.
W. It. Wilson, piesldent of the boaid,
Ptesented the diplomas to the gindu
ntes with sultablo remarks and tho
concluding number wan "Ameilcn," by
urchesttit. pupils and uudlente.
The gtnduatcs were: M. Adallne
Uainnid. Sara A. Helulon, Hvelyn j:
Montgnmeiy. Hannah '3. t'ullen, Helen
II. Dougheity. Anna H. Mt Hale, lies
slo Hone, Teresa V. Manley. Thomas
M. Jordan. Hose Hoffman, Jessie Jayne
Weit. I.aura O'Httta, i:tta Munay,
Molllo Cntney. Margeiy Janc Hden.
Otace A. Stevens, Margaret I.. Fahey,
F. May Simpson, UJlcen H. Cllnley,
Clt'lievleve Hlesecker.
Class ollkeis: Thomas M. Jnidnn,
president: Margery iMon, vlccprosl
dont; F May Slmpnon, sectotaryj Mol
llo Carney, trojsuicr,
CONCERT AT THE PARK TODAY.
I'rocrnmmn Tlml Will lie Itendcrcil
by lliitiot'ii llnntl.
Today nt 2 o'clock Hand's band will
rp a conceit at Nny Aug park. The
following progi ammo will be rendered:
Mulch. "Ilelford's Carnival'.. Alcvnnder
Sileetloll, "The Hrlile-KI'-cl" Sollsa
Mi tile . "A (ley Old Hoy De ltt
Mutch, "ll.tw Il'ciults" Dalb'y
Uvelttire, "Stradolla" Flotnn
Selection, fiom the Idol's Ko ....lleiliTt
Danse "Des Odnllstiues" Tracy
Columbian "Nittloiial Pot pout il"...Coets
Selictlon, "Tho Perencdo" Ilerbe.'t
March, "Country Club 1'Mlllp
If these conceits ate well iiltended
nnd tho people desire' to have them
rnnllnucd, the park commissioners will
try nnd arrange to give n number of
them dttilng the summer season.
Flank Sllllmau, manager of the Trac
tion company, will place extra ears
on thp Xny Aug lino this afternoon to
accommodate the public.
NOT THE SAME DEED
Jutlso Arclilinltl Directs Thnt tho
One Clren to I'rnnk Uhoelcr
.Mum Ho Ilelormed.
An opinion yestert'lny by Judge Aich
bald In the ciiulty suit of Ftnnk Wheel
er against John and Cathotlne Me
Andiews ginnts the lellef inaed for
by the plaintiff, and dlieets that the
deed In question be leformed so that
It shall convey 150 feet instead of 60
feet foi a driveway.
Mrs. McAndiews In 1S93 was the
owner of a lot In Olyph.int, ana on
Oct. ,U of that J par she sold It to her
nephew. Mr. Wheeler, foi $T30 in cash
paid to her lit the time. The price she
set upon It was $!Rlf for nsfrontnge of
twenty-lKe fept. The final agreement
was made with her husband In the
latter pait of October at Olyphant, n
few dns befoie the date of the deed.
The bargain was that the plaintiff
should pay $730 nnd an alley wav of
about 7 feet wide was to bo left along
the westetly side of the lot.
The next day after the agreement,
Wheeler and McAndiews came to the
olllco of O' Hi Ion & Kellcy and had a
deed drawn. It was necessary for
Mrs. MeAtidrews to Mrii It, but nhe
was In Newark. X. J., to which place
they had mined, and nt tho sugRes
tion of McAndrews, AVheelei's wife
went down with him nnd brought n
cheek for tho mone.v.
When Mis. McAndiews learned that
her husband had sold the land for
$730, that being $130 less than the price
she put upon It. she was not a bit
pleased, but she tltcided to put up with
It. so 'twas said. IJttt befoie she slgneJ
the tleed she excused hoi self anil said
she wanted to go to Patterson to te
iclve some tent. Instead she took the
ttuln for Scranton. and engaged Ceil
onel F. J. Fltzslmmons to drav up a
deed whlih limited the length of the
alley to llfty feet. She returned the
next day to Xewaik ami Rave the
new deed to Mis. Wheeler nnd received
the $730. Mis. AYheeler came homo nnd
gae the deed to her husband, who
l entitled it, believing nil the while that
it was the deed made out by Mr.
O'Hrlen. The enor was not dlsco
eietl until some time later, and when
It was nn pepilty suit was brought to
lune the deed tefoimed.
FLAG RAISING AT GREEN RIDGE.
orl.iucn of Hie Delaware nnd Hud
son (omp'iny Are Patriotic.
At tho Delaware unci Hudson station
at CSieen Kldge a l.uge Anieilcan Hag
will be lalsed this evening Tho woik
men of the company have purchased
the Hag ami the company has contrib
uted the poll, width has been elected
between the two tiacks close to the
telegiaplr olllce.
Addresses wlil be delivered at the
exeitlses this evening by Uev. P. J.
MoMunus and A. 15. Stevens, and
there will be muole by the Gieen Itldge
Glee club.
M. Luke's Summer Home.
Captain Hlnes, treasurer of tho
Men's Ouild of St. Luke's chuu-h.
wishes to acknowledge the following
contributions for the support of St.
Luke's Summer Homo:
Charles S. Weston 510 00
A paiishlouer 2j cj
Further subset iptlons are respectful
ly tequested, and will be thankfully
tecelved.
Any Shoo Iluvcr
whose footsteps lends them to the Five
Hrothers" shoe store today will Unci
their pathway studclen with bargains
without number. Open late this eve
ning. Hi venue tnni eiiution stamps made
at Hejnoids nr..s
Cli'eat Inducements to Buyers ol
Wash Goods
LOOK AT THE PRICES:
Printed Lawns 2jc
Lotus Printed Lawns 4c
Roman Stripes and Figured Dimities .'. 6c
Best Dimities, Grennadiue Stripes, Lappets, Etc 12c
36-inch Cord Pique 25c
Manhattan Ducks, white and colors 12c
White Lace Stripes and Fancies 12JAc
White Cord Dimities , 12c
White Check and Stripe Nainsooks 7c
Brown Linen Batiste, 20c goods, lor 12J4c
Lyiiien oKirting vrasn
Good Shaker Flauuel 4c
Good Gingham 3J4C
Best Gingham 4ic
Best Indigo Blue Print... 4c
Good Dark Prints 3c
Best Shirting Prints 4c
Mears & Hagen
415 & 417 Lackawanna Ave.
CONTINUED UNTIL
SEPTEMBER TERM
Keony Murder Case Is Allowed by
Judge Gunstcr to Go Over.
ATTOHNnYB POM Tilt: DIU'DNDANT
SAID TIir.Y DID NOT HAVE Ht'KFI
CIDNT TIME IN WHICH TO 1'llK
PAKE THE DEPENSE-CRfSADEIt
TltAVEK WOUSTED IN EVERY ONE
OK THE EIGHT CASES HE TII.IED.
flEOUOK DIMYON TRIED ON SERI
OUS CHARGE.
Attorncya John .1. Murphy and John
J. Manulag, who have been appointed
by the court to defend Edward Ken
ney for the minder of John Ilealey,
applied to Judge Clunster yesterday for
a continuance until tho September
term to give them an oppoitunlty to
ptepnro their case nnd look up evi
dence. Dlsttlel Attorney Jones said
he did not have such a lot of time to
prepare the commonwealth's Bldo of
the case, but ho did not vvunt to In
sist upon a trial If the defendant's
Interests weie damaged. Judge Gun
ster continued It until September.
Criminal couit will bo In session
next week also. Judge Dunhum. of
Laporte. Sullivan county, will assist
Judges flunster and Kd winds. It will
be his flist time in Siranton as a tiial
Judge.
Crusader Tiaver was woisted In ev
ery one of the eight t uses he prose
cuted yestertlny. In thiee of them the
costs weie saddled on him: In two
cases the costs were put on the loun
ty: and thiee, the defendants were Im
posed with them. William Maxwell,
Thomas Morilson, Thomas P. Pagan,
Thomas F. Uariett and Julia Ayeis,
of Catbnndale, nnd Herman Clraebner,
Fred Welchel and Hose Kane, of tho
South Side, were the ones tiled.
COSTS ON TRAVEH.
The costs weie put on Tiaver In the
Maxwell, Kane and Fngan eases, on
the county In the Avers and Ginebner
cases, nnd on the defendants In the
Morrison, Welchel nnd Unrrett cases.
Ginebner acted as his own lawyer, and
he did not have a fool for a client by
any means. Traver had no one to cor
roborate him. Judge F.dwntds sug
gested that the records of the Internnl
levenue olllco be brought Into couit to
piove whether or not the defendants
had taken out a revenue license.
Geoige Dlmon was tried for at
tempting n ctlmlnal assault on Mis.
Michael Rock, of Dunmoie. Dlmyon
Is the man who was laid up at the
Lackawanna hospital forsevcial weeks
with a bioken arm and n badly bruised
seal) fiom the Injuries he received at
the hands of the woman's husband.
It was alleged that Dimvon was In
the habit ot visiting the Rocks, and
one Sunday last month ho went to
their house, found the husband ab
sent, attempted to assault Mrs. Roek,
and upon her escaping his clutches he
picked up tho cradle containing an in
fant Rock nnd Hung It out the door
Into the back yard.
The husband was only a shoit dis
tame away, and In tespoiise to bis
wife's set earns came back, broke a
sink from the cradle and nearly ham
met eel the life out of Dimvon with It.
The defense w'as thnt Rock brutally
nisoulted him without any provocation
and set up the criminal assault chatge
to co.-er up the other. The jury was
out at adjournment.
T.EACH CASE.
The Jury was out In tl.a care of L.
Hieswiu against Elizabeth Huii, the
chin g. pelng the bt caking down of a
line fnco. Tbcv i'w. side by aid' 'i
the upper pait of the Nortn End, but
do not dwell In hnimnnv. Mt.t Dies
wltz was never Inching fo- a sharp
nnswtr to Mr. Vosbuig. v". i repre
sented the tlefeiKliint. The cas.o wa3
befoie JiidRp Pindy. ,
Another fence lino war was tiled In
No. 2 before Judge Gunster. It was thnt
in which Robert Judge was charged
with assault and batteiy by Andiew II.
Devlne. The case grew out of put
ting down post holes for a lence. The
naitles are i elated and theio wns some
pietty tall sweating done One side
or the other did not tell the tiuth. They
live in C.ubontlale. The Juiy was out
nt adjoin nment. So wns the jury In
the asi-ault and battery case of Mary
Hannon against John MeCnbe, and In
the same kind of n case of H. M. Kylo
against Patrick Lai kin.
Wlnificd Heap and Bildget Qiiinn,
two South Side women, vvete litigants
In nn assault and battery case. To
hear their story It would bo impoMble
to tell which of the two was beaten.
The cosIh weie equally divided between
them. Sally Moore wns chatged by
niy Grady with being a common
scold. Sally will pay two-thirds of tho
costs and Mniy the remainder.
Arthur Luce was acquitted of beat
ing Tailor Roberts The coats vvete
mc and up
Good Brown Muslin 3l2c
Fine Brown Muslin 5c
Heavy Brown Muslin 5Jc
Good Bleached Muslin... Sc
Best Bleached Muslin... 6c
Bleached Cotton Crash .. 3c
Special
OF CUT GLASS SALT and rEPPER SHAKERS at
about half their usual price.
Clear Cut Glass Body,
Silver Plated Top,
20c.
CWvxvarVtaAV.
MILLAR & PECK,
"Walk in nnd
divided. Mlehnpl Murphy vas acquit
ted of beating Julia. Shuna and she vvafl
dlitctod to pay the costs. lA?.r Pow
ell wns niqulttcd of stealing ft"?m Liz
zie Phillips. William White was nt
ejl'lttcd of stealing from II. T. Hrael
sbaw, and John Lydon, ot Mlnooka,
was found not guilty of usln-r a Inso
lui'. bat on hid wlte. Tho potint will
.,y the costs.
Vei diets of not guilty were taken 'n
the cases of laiency nnd tecelving pie
leued by Justine Is'ntuszczkl again.
John Kleps mid of Ella Sllveistoln
against Thomas K. Handettton. Emma
Walsh was acquitted of assault and
battery on Mrs. .1 L. Davis and the;
costs were divided. John Scnko. and
Michnel Danko were found not guilty
of robbing Michael Wrobel.
SOON TO BE RECALLED.
Lcttor Received by Llouteunnt Dont
Icr Yenterdny.
Lieutenant Dentler, who Is In chargo
of tho regular nimy recruiting station
In this cltv, has tecelved word fiom
the south which Indicates Ills recall
before July 13. This Information Is con
tained In the following letter which
Lieutenant Dentler tecelved jestrday:
Port McPhPison, On., June 21, IMS.
Special Regimental Recruiting Ofllcer,
Scranton, Pa.
Sir: I have the honor to state thnt I
have been informed that the regimental
commander will recall all olllceis In le
crultlng service within three weeks. He
elslres the legiment tilled If possible.
Number requited, in nddltlon to men now
here, 202. Very respectfully,
John W. Heavcy.
Fist Lieutenant, Eleventh Infantry.
In chaige of recruits.
The Lieutenant Heavey, whose name
Is signed to the letter, has charge of
equipping the Eleventh Infantry te
crults nfter they reach Fort McPher
son. Since tho letter wns written
Lieutenant Dentler has sent twenty
two lecrults south, leaving tho total
number wanted ISO, Instead of 202.
t'p to last night Scranton had furn
ished 143 regular army recruits, ten
less than enlisted from Wilkes-Dane.
NEW INSURANCE FIRM.
Will Ito Known ns Swift, HnllMcnd
nnd Company.
A new insuianee company has been
organized In the city, and jesterday
opened headquarters In 506 Council
building. The company Is composed of
Charles DuPont Swift, Geoigc M. Hall
stead, Edward Swift nnd C. II. Ynn
liusklrk, and will transact business
under the fit in name of Swift, Hall
stead & Co. They w ill repiesent among
othei.s the gicat Manchester, of Eng
land, which Is one of the foremost lite
Insuianee companies In tho wot Id.
Tho membeis of the flim are all well
nnd favoiably known In the city, vvheio
they have hosts of fi lends, and will
doubtless have no dlfllcultv In build
ing up a largo business almost fiom
the start.
There W ill He n Rogulnr
cyclone of low prices and a downpour
of bat gains at the Five Brothers' shoe
store today.
Revenue cancellation stamps made
at Reynolds Hios.
ummer Furnishings
Here Arc a Few Special Values:
Ingrains.
Everything to bo had worth the having.
New designs. Unlquo color effects. Spe
cial values at
50c, 65c, 75c.
Straw Hatting.
All this season's Importations, Tho
coolest, most sanitary covcilng to be
found. Here arc hamplc values:
China Matting.
$4.50 roll, lOynrdf, valno $0.00.
$6.00 roll, to yards, vnlue. P.O(
$8.00 roll, 4() yards, value 510.00.
WILLIAMS & MoANULTY
127" Wyoming Avenue.
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Qt QCI
W Special June Price
On each nail of tho neatest Shoes on (lie market.
Ladies' or Men's Pretty Vesting Tops or all Kid.
Latest toe. patent or kid tips. Black orcoloied goods.
Very dressy, very serviceable, nothing too good can be
said ol them. They are beauties.
TANDARD
Handiest Store in the
Sale
Beautifully Cut. with Embossed
Sterling Silver Tops,
50c.
134 Wyoming Avenua,
Loolc Around."
THE LACKAWANNA
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No. 221 Adams Avenue,
Opposite Court House
SCRANTON, PA,
For tho treatment ind speedy cure of
nil Acute and Chronic DliCabes of men,
women and children.
CHRONIC, NERVOPS. DRAIN AND
WASTINODIHEASKS A SPECIALTY.
ALL DISEASES PLCCLIAU TO MEN,
BU"h ns Nervousness, Nightly LosbCS,
Gtnorrhoen. SvphllK Gleet, Lot Man
hood. Shrunken nnd Shriveled Parts, Pain
In Side and Hack, Varlococe'.e, Spcrino
terrhoen. Loss of Memory, Stricture, etc.
ALL THOSE DISEASES AND IRKEU
I'LARITIES PP.Ct LIAR TO FEMALES,
such as Lucorrhoca (whites), Piolapsus
'or falling of the womb). Dysmenorihoca
(or painful menstruation), nil Displace
ments, Inflammation, Discharges, Pain
In tho Hack, Hips Sides, etc.
CANCERS, TPMORS. PILES AND
RCPTPRE cured without knife, pain
or ca.'stlc.
Epilepsy, Fits, Tape and Stomach
Worms.
CATARRHOZONi:.
Anyono suffering v.Ith catanh, bion
chltls. throat, head or lung troubles may
lecclve threo months tieatment for only
So. Trial treatment freo in olllco. It never
fills to cure. Us-o It at home.
At tho institute will be treated all ills
casts of tho Heart, Kidnevs. Skin. Liver.
Stomach, Drain. Nerve, Wood. Uladder,
Ear, Eve. Nose, Throat nnd Lung
All specific and Gonito-uimaiy cilseapes
Chronic Eczema and all Skin nnd Blond
tlleasca pcsitlvclv cuied. Eruptions.
Pimples nnd Blotches removed from the
faco of both malo and female. Old sores
and cripples ot every description.
Consultation and Examination Free.
Surgery in nil Its branches. Dr. J. C
Ijenstcn, consulting and examining
physician and surgeon.
OFriCO HOURS : Dally, o a. m. to o p. m
funda5, to to 13 and 3 to 4.
Strawberries.
Finest Home Grown for Canning.
Red Raspberries, Black Rasp
berries, Blackberries, Cherries,
Apricots and Peaches, Water
Melons and Canteloupes.
Pierce's Market
Health and Pleasure
for flip summer months can bo had it
moderate cost nt tho
Spring House
Heart Lake, Pa.,
Thoroughly tenov.itfd nnd tefurni'lietl,
has hot and cold water baths llfart
Lake Is on the line of the D L & W. R
R. three miles from Montrose, high ele
vation, pure nil, pure watei pure milk
lew boats and tlsblng tacklo free to
guests Good bleytle roads, tine bhrnlv
grounds latge plaz.ts dancing hall. I'or
pticcs and particular!, write
U. E. CROFUT, Proprietor
Japanese Hatting.
Sea our line at 15c. 20p, 25c, 35c and
40c per yard. Discount by t lie 1 oil.
Tokio Rugs.
Highest quality hand-made same ns
Turkish goods. New lino just opened,
s-peclally adapted for tho cottage or tho
veranda. All tho slzc3.
1) l'-'nt $12.00
to 11x7 tint 9 00
(I i Hat - 6 OO
txTat 5.00
3 . 11 at 1,50
Somo speclnl hall rugs, 3J, 312, 3xn.
LINOLEUMS, OILCLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES.
Everything to bo found la a first-clas3
stck ut light pi ices.
Our Vici Kid Line
What You Save
SHOE STOR
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City. 217 Lacka. Ave.
THE GREAT
4c. STORE
310 Lacka. Ave,
We are now ready for
you to look over our
assortment of
Fireworks
of all kinds.
Fire Crackers
Sky
Rockets
Roman
Candles,
Caps,
Torpedoes,
Etc.
Get a Vote on Our Ben
Hur Bicycle Contest.
THE GREAT
310 Lacka. Ave.
JOHN II. LA I) WIG.
FOR BABY' COMFORT
at the
Baby Bazaar.
Trvthe Knit Night Drawers,
Knit Drawers, for Ladies and Chil
dren, Dresses, long and short,
Skirts, " " ' . ,
Waists, j
lii(Icrvcstsr
tincqiics,
Blankets,
Hosiery and Sliocs
In great variety and dalntlost design
512 Spuuaca Stpoet.
Steam and
Lot Water
H BATING
Gas, Electric
And Combination
FIXTURES
Electric
Light . . .
WIRIMQ
Charles B. Scott,
119 Franklin Ave.
The Standard
ElectricClocks
No Winding. No Springs.
No Weights. No Repairs.
No Trouble of Any Kind.
At Small Cost
HUBS,
,a.
ONE NoW Itl'.NNINfi JN bt'RAN.
TON SVI,S HANK S1NCK DK-
u:nm..t im; varies only
AUUUT ONE El OND A WKEK.
Mercereati 5 Connell,
sole Agonta for this Territory.
THE I.ARGKSr AND KINEVT STOCK
OI" CLOi'KN WATCH Ks, JEWELRY AND
SILVERWARE- IN NORTHEAbTtR.V
I'L.N.NSLVAMA.
130 Wyoming Avenus.
T COAL
At Retail.
Conl of the best quality for domestlo usa
and nt ull sizes. Includlnc lluckvvheat and
Ulrdseye. tlellveicd in uny part of ths
city, at the lowest price.
Orders received nt the ofllco, first floor.
Commonwealth building', mom No. 6;
telophono No. K2t or ot tho mine, tele
phone No. 27.. will be promptly attended
to. Dealers supplied at the mine.
no vmRfl
W. T. SMITH.
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