THE SGRANTON TRIBUNE-TUESDAY. AUGUST 2, lUx Bl CARBONDALE. tThe Carbor.dalo correspondence of Tho Trlbuno lias been placed In tho hands of Mr. C n Munn, Hatcm nvenue and Church atrcct, to whom news Items may bo addressed. All complaints .is to Ir regular delivery, etc., nhould be made to Roberts & Reynold, news agents. COUNCILS HALTED. Mayor O'Neill Vetoed Their ravins and Hydrant Contracts. Chief interest connected with last evening's select council meeting cen tered In the mayor's veto of the puvtng and fire hydrant contracts awarded a week before by select and common councils In Joint session. Following; Is tho communication of tho city's chief executive: The act of assembly governing cit ies of the third class provides that nil kinds of work to be done for the city shall be performed under contract to he given to the lowest responsible bfdder.' Tho records of the proceed ings of councils show that Blair nnd Kennedy are not tho lowest bidders. "Whereas, Complaint lint, been made by some of tho abutting property owners on tho lino of the proposed improvement that they will be com pelled to pay n larger yum of money than they should have been required to pay if the bid of a lower nnd equal ly responsible party had been accept ed, I feel compelled to return the with in resolution without my approval. "IJeispectfully yours, ",'nmes J. O'Neill, Mayor. "August 1, 1S9S." Undsny & Coon were tho lowest bidders on this work which includes the paving of Klvcr street, South .Main, Sixth avenue and Park Place. Regarding tho resolution awarding the contract for hydrants to the Eddy Valve company, tho mayor had this to say: 'I herewith return without my ap proval the within resolution for tho reason that It Is not in. acccrdanco with the forms and conditions of tho advertisement." The advertisement called for frost cases and on those John B. O'llara, of Bcr.inton. was the lowest bidder. An other dealer persuaded councils to ac cept hydrants without frost cases. Chairman Swlgert referred these etoes to a Joint Efrslon of councils ' which has been called for Friday even ing. A resolution was adopted authorizing the city clerk to purchase a Hag not larger than 12x18 feet to be erected on the city building, the joint building committee and city engineer to have a pole placed for it. The city controller's request to have $200 transferred from the street repairs appropriation to that for legal costs, was referred to the finance committee. BAN AWAY AGAIN. That Horse of Tucker & Maxey's Injured Two Young Men. The horse of Tucker & Maxcy that ran away Saturday nnd Injured a couple of children, made another mad dash yesterday afternoon at D o'clock and caused a smash-up in which two young men were painfully hurt. The wagon, groceries and occupants of the vehicle were left In a confused heap on "Washington street in front of F. E. Dennis' residence. The horse was caught several blocks from there. Driver Bryden had his hand lacer ated and bruised and his companion, a yqung man named Casey, suffered Fhock. He was carried into the Sea man home. His complete recovery is looked for In a few days. CABBONDALE TALENT TO HELP. Professor Albert Rumsby, of this city, went to Ithaca, N. Y., yesterday to practice with the b.-,nd of that place for a big competition concert which will occur on Thursday of this week. The Ithacans are determined to win if pos sible, and have collected some of the best talent in the two states to help them to the prize. The fact that they sent a couple of hundred miles for our talented bandmaster is a compliment to the city as well as to Professor Rumsby. It shows how the fame of our celebrated Mozarts has spread throughout this entire section of the country. CUT OFF HIS FINGER. John Bailey, bookbinder for Profes sor A. P. Thomas, accidentally cut off the ends of the second and third digits of his right hand Saturday night. Ho was showing a friend the fine points of a thirty-Inch paper-cutter when tho knife unexpectedly fell and effected a quick amputation. Mr. Bailey will be Incapacitated several weeks. STJBBENDEBED TO NEABY. Antonio Karltz assaulted Antonio Gerlte at the Edgerton mine on July There is too little oreacbinsr of the cospel of health. It is the last thing that anyone thinks of teaching, either to a ' man culia or woman- child, It is one of the most important branch- I es of an education. Without health, a man will be a business, and a woman a social failure. When the body of either a man or a woman is prop erly nourished, the result Is the enjoyment of good health. Almost all ill-health is due to improper or in- I sufficient nourishment. If the stomach is right and the liver is riubt. the blood will receive Its normal supply of the life-giving elements of the food and the body will be properly nourished, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery acts directly upon the stomach and liver. It purifies and enriches the blood. It is the great blood-maker, flesh-builder, nerve tonic and restorative. It promotes the natural activity of the en tire nutritive organism. It puts an end to the slow starvation that is at the base of many diseases. It docs not make flabby fat like cod liver oil, but firm, muscular tissues. It does not make corpulent peo ple more corpulent but builds up the sys tem to, the normal staudard, " I was run down with nervous prostration and female weakness and kidney tronble," writes Mrs. Maranda Ramsey, of Suiartt, Warren Co., Tenn. "My bowels were contttpatcii. My whole system was wrecked. My friends thought I would die. I had read of lit. Pierce's medi cines and sent for the 'Golden Medical Uicov cry," I'avorlte Prescription and 'Pleasant Pel. lets,' in one week's time I began to sit up, in two weeks I could sit up all day. after being so bad that I had to be helped in and out of bed. I have taken four bottles of Coldeii Medical Dis covery and two of 'Favorite Prescription' and am in better health than I have been for years," Constipation is tha father of all manner of maladies. If it did not exist, or was In all cases promptly relieved, the majority of medical books could be safely destroyed. It is the easiest sickness to neglect and the simplest to cure, Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipation every time. They cure it promptly, completely and perma nently. They never gripe. They don't get you .out 'o nights. One "Pellet" is a gentle laxative, and two a mild cathartic. Druggists keep nothing else "just as good." TG wj ivff ' TBTfta I VMM MHr3iBp t I IPV.VT IMVVW-a VjifoW sir if wm 23. Gerlte swore out a warrant before Alderman Jones, and Constablo Nenry went to Kdficrton to servo It. Ho went three times beforo finding his man. Tho micccssful trip was made yester day morning. Karltz saw tho officer coming and tried to escape. He led tho constablo a pretty chaso for a long distance. Tho olllcer llnnlly drew his revolver and, firing a shot In tho nlr, frightened Karltz Into a standstill. Karltz was taken to the county Jail. DIED YESTEBDAY NOON. Patrick Conlln, an aged resident, who resided at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Daniel Devlnc, on Forty-second street, died yesterday noon nfter a brief Illness. Deceased was a native of Ireland nnd was about eighty-five years of age. For many years he was employed at Coal Hrook breaker and a well known In Carbondnlc. He is survived by one son and one daughter, Mis. Daniel Devlnc and Patrick Con lln, Jr. Funeral announcement will bo mude tomorrow. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Miss Anna Henderson, who has been seriously HI for several weeks past, Is convalescent. S. T. Jones, formerly of this city, now a nochester, N. Y., contractor, is visiting friends hero. Tho Misses Nellie and Kathryn Wnlsh have returned from Itockaway and Flushing, L. I., where they spent a month. Mrs. H. P. Smith, who has been 111 tn South Canaan for some time. Is Im proving nnd her friends expect her to bo able to return to her home In this city the latter part of this week. W. 11. Oritman lias returned from a week's visit ut Now York anU Camp Alger. Mr. nnd Mrs. Oeorge Giles have re turned from Elk Lake. W. T. Morgan and son, John, nre en Joying the sea breezes at Atlantic City. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. C. Wetherby re turned from Scranton yesterday. Dr. nnd Mrs. Harper, of Lincoln ave nue, arc entertaining Miss Sarah En sign, of New York. Miss Cella Moses Is sojourning at Fern Hall. Frederick Gelder, of the Forest City News, was a caller In this city yes terday. Miss Gertrude Relrdon, of Canuan street, who was operated upon for ap pendicitis at the Moses Taylor hospital, Scranton, three weeks ngo by Doctors It. H. Gibbons, of Scranton, and Lamb, of this city, returned homo yesterday In good health. A little child of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker had a narrow escape Sunday. While playing at a neighbor's house It feund a plere of poisoned bread pre pared for vermin and ate It. Prompt discovery of the fact and Immediate medical assistance saved the child's life. Lawrence Fitzsimmons, who recently went to work on the Ontario and West ern road and lost a hand, has returned from the Sllddletown. N. Y hospital to his home In this city. OLYPHANT. The funeral of the late Thomas Gan non took place yesterday aftfrnon at 3 o'clock. The remains were borne to St. Patrick's church, where a large assemblage of friends gathered to pay the final tribute of respect for the de ceased. The services were conducted by Rev. P. J. Murphy, pastor of the church. At the conclusion of the ser vices tho remains were taken to St. Patrick's cemetery for interment. The borough councllmen nrted as honorary pall-bearers. The active ball-bearers were: Messrs. William Fndden, Ed ward Howard, Martin Cannon, Michael Dempsey, Daniel Hastings and Martin McAndrew. Tho postofllce was removed to the Williams building on Delaware street yesterday. George Hull and family left yester day to spend tho month at Lake Pau pack. Miss Jones, of Taylor, was the guest of Mrs. D. L. Jones over Sunday. Miss Sadie Rogers and Mamie Best are visiting friends at Clifford. Rov. and Mrs. D. C. Evans, of Phila delphia, will lecture In the Susquehan na Street Baptist church this evening. Mr. Evans will address the audience in Welsh, while Mrs. Evans will speak in the English language. Mr. Evans Is a brother of the late Rev. Fred Ev ans, of Wales. Misses Flora and Alice David nre spending a week at Lake Paupack. Mr. and Mrs, John Prltchard are vis iting relatives at New York. Misses Jennie Patten, Hattlc Mat thews, Lillian Taylor, Mny Evans, Dannie Matthews, Harry Jones and William Winters left yesterday with a party from Hyde Park to spend two weeks nt Lake Winola. Mrs. E. Benrbaum, of Wllkes-llarre, Is tho guest of her sister, Mrs. J. W. Sweeney, of Lackawanna street. Misses Buela nnd Mary Edwards, of Kingston, are visiting their grandmoth er. Mrs. Mary Probert. Druggist W. L. Schlager spent Sun day with his family at Lake Winola. Miss Jessie Pettigrew has returned homo from a three-weeks' visit with relatives nt Gillette. John Doughlass left yesterday for New York, where he will enter Belle vue hospital to become a trained nurse. William Richards, of West Scranton, visited nt the homo of Mr. and Mrs. D. Y. Davis yesterday. ARCHBALD. The rouncil met in regular session last evening with nil members present, except Mr. Seanlon. After the read ing of the minutes of the last regular meeting, Mr. Behle objected, stating that Mr. Jones' motion giving the bur gess the power to appoint a policeman was not referred to in tho minutes. After considerable discussion tho min utes were adopted. The minutes of the last special meeting wero also object ed to by Mr. Behle, because, as ho said, some of tho councllmen wero not notified that a meeting was to be held. After considerable wrangling on this matter tho minutes were adopted. Tho following bills wero then ordered paid; Archbald Citizen, $1; pnthmaster's time, $327.65; Adams Express company, $6.73; David Roache, 50 cents; Edward O'Boyle, $G: Delaware and Hudson, $1.93; F. J. O'Boyle, $1.20; Charles Klapfer, $5; Crescent Electric company. $225; board of health, $32.50; Henry Revels, $14.00; Daniel Atkson, $18. Tho bills of J. O. Frosts conn ny, spe cial hill of the Crescent Electric Light company and tho Jackson Woodln Manufacturing company were laid ov er for Investigation. A petition was laid over indefinitely. At this point a communication from Burgess I.angnn was read notifying the council that James Phllbln had resigned na police man and that he had appointed M. J, Mcllnlo In his stead. Mr. Dean then made a motion to let the work of plac ing hydrants out by contract. The mo tion was adopted. The police commit- HtronR health double our pro duclng power, and comoi ton system toned P CELEBRATED 0 Willi THE BITTERS i Assimilation m AND NUTRITION a he tub Twin Itonrt tnaldn of vigor. Fitters tee then reported that they had agreed upon John It. Mcllalo as policeman nnd fixed his salary at $40 per month; the report was received. The council fixed his hours of duty from 3 p. in. to 3 a. m. Tho meeting then adjourned. As matters now stand there are two po licemen In tho borough. Miss Bessie Murphy, of Scranton, wns n caller In town Sunday. Miss Katie Harrington, of Provi dence, was visiting friends in town last week. TAYLOR NEWS. Farewell Keceptlon Tendered Gone to Atlantic City Personal News. A farewell reception was tendered Mr. David Davis, one of our brave soldiers, previous to his departure to Dunn Loring, Camp Alger, nt his home In North Taylor on Friday evening. Tho evening wns pleasantly passed In games nnd other amusements until a late hour, after which refreshments were s-erved. Thopo present were Mr. nnd Mrs. David Francis, Mr. and Mrs. David Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Francis, Mr. and Mrs. Walter James, Mr. nnd Mrs. John Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Davis, Mr. William Jacobs, nnd Misses Rosetta Francis, Sarnh and Nellie Moses, Lizzie Jones, Bessie James, Mary A. Jones, Cassle and Sarah Grlfliths and Messrs. John Da vis, John Francis, William Fruncis and David Davis. Tho Tribune branch office In Taylor Is in the Coblclgh building, where ad vertisements may be left with our rep resentative. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Eagan, of Hyde Park, were the guests of rela tives In this place on Sunday. Pride of Lackawanna lodce. No. IS. American Protestant association, will meet this evening In Reese's hall. Miss Mamie Prcndercast, of Park ersburg, Va., is home visiting her pa rents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Prender gast, of Depot street. Mr. Richard Williams, of North Tay lor, accompanied tho Red Men's ex cursion to Atlantic City. Among those who accompanied the Rid Men on their excursion to Atlan tic City yesterday from this place were: Mr. and Mrs. William Howells nnd daughter Martha. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Tubbs, Mr. and Mrs. William Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Robblns.Mr. and Mrs. William Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Johns and daughter Nomla. Mr. Richard Williams, Mr. John Francis, jr., and Mrs. Sullivan. The employes of tho Pyne mines with their donation have purchased a handsome ttas, and tomorrow (Wed nesday) will be held as a regular holi day with tho people of that vicinity. The Taylor Silver Cornet band will be present and render selections appro priate to the occasion. A number of prominent speakers have been selected for the event and everything promises for a glorious day. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Evans, of Hyde Park, were the guests of rela tives In this place on Sunday. Tho Reds, the home base ball club, will journey to Hyde Park today.where they will try conclusions with the Browns, of that place. The game will commence at 4 p. m. Mlsres Mary and Sarah Jones, of Ed wardsvllle, are visiting nt the homes of their brothers, Messrs. Thomas, Gomer nnd David Jones, of this place. The Pyno mines is quoted to work three days this week. Mrs. Richard Davis and daughter, Mabel, were the guests of relatives in Hyde Park yesterday. Messrs. James Inglls, John Owens, David Bowen, William Williams and Frank Freldle, who have been spending the week camping at Lake Ariel, have returned home. Taylorvllle lodge. No. 462, Knights of Pythias, will meet tomorrow evening. Important business will bevtransacted. JERMYN AND MAYFIELD. Tho school board will meet In regular session tonight. As there Is a large amount of business to be transacted It is presumed that It will be a busy scstlon. A vacancy on the board of directors and a vacancy In the corps of teachers are to he tilled. It has been practically and conclu sively demonstrated by the council of this borough that one good, regular, uniformed policeman is better by far than any fifty specials that could have been sworn In. The Improvement In tho borough blnco Chief McGinley took possession haa been far greater than was anticipated even by the strongest advocates of a regular paid policeman. Crystal Fire company will hold their regular meeting this evening. Rev C. A. Benjamin nnd family left yesterday for Como, where they will spend three or four weeks. A. F. Tripp, nn employe of the Moo sle Powder company, while nt work yesterday morning, foil and fractured hir right arm. Tho funeral of Mr. Corey will be held from his late homo at the Powder Mills .1eai.li is Wealth. DR. E. C. WEST'S NERVE AND. BRAIN TREATMENT THE ORIGINAL' ALL OTHERS IMITATIONS, Is sold under positlvo V.'rltten Guarantee, by anthorlrod agents only, to euro Weak Memory, Dizzineaa. Wakefulness, Fits, Hysteria, Quick ness, Night Losses, Kvll Dreams, Lack of Conn, donoo, Norvousnebs, Lassitude, nil Drains, Youth ful Errors, or Excessivo lien of Tobacco, Opium, or IJaaor, which leads to Misery, Consumption, Insanity and Death. At etoro or by mail, $1 a box; six fort); with writ tun Ruarantuo to euro or refund money. Haiuplo puck, ago, containing thro daysr treatment, with full Instructions, 23 cents, Ono eamplo only aold to cacn person, ai uioro or uy xnau. tsyried Label Special txtra strength. For Impotenoy, Loss of' Bterilit; or Barrenness.!. .11 a boil six lor S3, with! 'vjwrmcu . Euaruniee ' .n ...!.. 1l.ln. a tn ontAln fl1 IMJV. , At store jcr-vincor brmaii ForSalcby William a Clsrk, jj6 I'cnn Ave Scranton, i'a. Buwmif r BHPBttjBsKB wra fcSf yjiTsy x1 PTfl this afternoon. Services will be con ducted at tho homo V.y Rov. Wi 11. F. Brown, pastor of tho First Baptist church. Mrs. Frank Baker Is sick at her homo on Cemetery street. FACTOBYVILLE. Miss Mabel Chase haa been visiting friends at Eaton, Pa. Mr. James Boyd resumes his labors at Dalton today. Insurance Agent Harry Stephens was doing business here last Friday. Tho Republican county convention will bo held at tho court house In Tunkhannock on Monday, tho second day of August, ut 2 o'clock. Tho fol lowing Is a list of the candidates for the several offices who have registered with the county chairman as required by tho rules of the party: For con gress, 12. J. Jordon, Tunkhannock; C. A. Slsk, Factoryvllle. Associate Judge, If. D. Mlllor, North Branch township; Charles Allen, Windham township; C. I. Lacey, Bralntrlm township; Jo seph P. Russell, Mchoornny. Repre sentative, James E. Frear, Tunkhan nock, nnd Charles Russell, Washington township. County trensurer, John Denlson, Tunkhannock; E. S. Hinds, Factoryvllle; James P. Harpe, Tunk hannock; E C. Sharpe, Windham township; S. S. Roscngrant, Meshop pen; John S. Read, Factoryvllle; D. G. Black, Nicholson. District attor ney, O. S. Klnner, Tunkhannock. Goorge Albert Finch, of West Alding ton, and Lillian Ann Oingell, of this place, have been granted a marriage license. Tho barns recently burned by light ning, and belonging to Mrs. Hatllo Capwell, arc to be rebuilt at once by subscription, nearly $300 having al ready been Mibseribed by friends. The Foldlcrs' reunion will be held this year at Lake Carey, from Aug. 23 to 26 inclusive. The following townspeople will spend this week at Lake Sherldnn In the Reed cottage: Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Wntklns, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Brown and Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Goodwin. The farmers up on Bunker Hill arc now shipping their milk to Scranton by wagon, delivering it to individual rnllk dealers. Amzi '.Harmon nnd MIfs Buelah Tiavls are spending the week at Lake Winola. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Reynolds, who have been living In Scranton for the past six months, have returned and are occupying their new home in Falrvlew park. The Women's Christian Temperance union will hold a meeting this after noon at 3 o'clock. M. W. Bliss was a business visitor to Scranton yesterday. LAKE ARIEL. The Misses Alice and Nellie Mahon, of Scranton, are guests of the Lake house. Charles Grozlnger and family, of Scranton, are stopping nt the Pines. J. M. Carr, of St. Louis, Mo,, spent Sunday In town. Luther Thomas. Lou Marshall, Mar garet Kvans. John Thomas, Frank Se ward, Miss Stcllo Rose, Anna Rlef, Mr. nnd Mrs. James Keaney and Mrs. D. O'Horo, of Scranton: J. L. Battle. M. P. Iloran, Mary Powderly. of Carbon dalo; Mary O'Malley, of Plttston: Mrs. E. A. Boyle nnd Mrs. J. B. Harvey, of Dunmore, spent Sunday In town. Dan Brundage spent Sunday with friends nt Gravity. Fred Warner. Percy Wagner. Lew Fish and Frank Tropp aro camping on the south shore of the lake. The camp has been named Camp Comfort. Harry Jones, accompanied by Misses Grace and Edith Norton, of Scranton, will spend a few weeks in the Adiron dacks. The Misses Norton will stop at the Rocky Point line, while Harry goes up In the mountains for game. Commencing last Saturday evening Conrad's orchestra, of Scranton, will render choice selections every evening and all day Sundays at tho Hotel Pines. At tho semi-annual election of the Christian Endeavor society the follow ing officers were elected: Mrs. Edward Kimble, president; Mrs. S. C. Bortree, treasurer; Mrs. Dave Trcsslar, corre sponding secretary; F, S. Keene, re cording secretary. TOBEST CITY. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Maxon and son nre spending a week at South Gib son. Mrs. Thomas Evans, of Scranton, who has been visiting friends In town, returned homo yesterday. Nell Blackmnn is a visitor In Scran ton and vicinity. Eddie Rettew and Charles Bates, of Reading, Pa., are guests nt tho home of Dr. F. L. Grander, on Main street. The Enterprise Hose company will hold n grand social in the Davis Opera house 'Wednesday evening, Aug. 17. A most enjoyable time Is expected. Miss Rena Boucher, of Hudson street, who has been the guest of friends In Scranton and Peckville for the past week returned homo yester day. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Alexander, Miss Minnio Drlesen, of Scranton, und Mrs. E. C. Ames spent Sunday at Crystal Lake. Hand Bags, Suit Cases and Trunks. Trices Eight CONRAD, 305 Lacka. Ave. Health and Pleasure for the summer months can bo had at moderate cost at the Spring House Heart Lnkc, Pa., Thoroughly renovated and refurnished, has hot and cold water baths. Heart Lake la oil the line of the D., L. & W. U. It., thrco miles from Montrose; high ele. vatlon, pure air, puro wuter. puru milk, row boats and fishing tackle frco to guests. Good bicycle roads, fine shady grounds, large piazzas, dancing hull. For prices and particulars write U. E. CROFUT, Proprietor T JONAS LONQ'S SONS. A Thousand Bargains $ For Wednesday And All at A One Day Chance That Beats the World for Bargain Giving Will buy a yard of White In dia LInon, that is worth 12',4c. Will buy a yard of White Checked Nainsook In beautiful patterns. Will buy a yard of best qual ity Bates Seersuckers. Will buy a yard of very fine quality Toll do Nord Dress Ginghams. Will buy a yard of extra quality Shirtings, In tine checks nnd stripes. Will buy a yard of beautiful and rare patterns In French Organdies, that have sold for 25c. Will buy three yards of fancy Lining Cambrics In all colors. Will buy a yard of Black Figured Sateen, very lino quality. Will buy a yard of Pure Lin en Bleached or Un bleached Crash Toweling. "Will buy a yard of Pure Lin en Fancy Plain Toweling. Will buy a yard of Fancy Checked Suiting. Fancy Plaids and Mixed Suitings that have sold up to 23c yard. Will buy a yard of Fancy Netting In all colors for trimming hats. Will Buy Goods On Wednesday That You'd Be Glad to Get Other Times For 15c and 20c. Will buy 3 Paper Novels by such Authors as Dumas, Jerome, Stevenson, Duchess, Corelll, Mrs. Alexander, Kipling and Anthony Hope. Will buy 2 Novels by such authors as Laura Jean Llbbey, Charlotte M. Braeme or Charles Gar vice. Will give you choice of Aug gust Magazines, such as Munsey's, McClures, La dles' Home Journal, Godey's. Success, Harp er, Elite, etc. Will give you choice of a large variety of Leather Belts that have never sold under 16c. Will buy a Cake of Pear's Genuine Unscented Soap. Will buy a Large Cake of Glycerine Soap. Will buy a pair of Very Pretty Side Combs. Will buy a dozen Horn Hair Pins. Will buy a Bottle of Glov Ine the best thing In the world for cleansing gloves. Will buy a large size Folding Fan most any color you want. Will buy a real Benaissance Doylie. Doors Will Open At 8 O'CIock, As Usual. You Are Urged To Do Your Trading Early. Will buy a Large Sized Din ner Plate, fine China. Will buy a Fine China Tea or Pie Plate. Will buy your choice of 15 styles of Cups and Sauc ers. Will buy your choice of China Spoon Holders and China Pin Trays. Will buy a Two-quart China Pitcher. Will buy a China Candle Stick Holder. Will buy your choice of Plat ters that were 10c. Will buy your choice of many Handsome Jardcnieres. Will buy a 2, 3 or 4 Quart Tea or Coffee Pot. Will buy a Fine Dinner Pall that has sold for ISc. Will buy a Large, Heavy Tin Dipper. Will buy a 10-Quart, Painted Chamber Pall. Will buy a 10 or 12 Quart Water Pall. Will buy a 2-Quart, Covered Milk Pall. Jonas Long's Sons. JONAS LONQ'S SONS. Cents Not One Item In the Whole Lot but That Is Worth Double. Will buy a bottle of genuine Vlcl Kid Shoe Polish, thnt always sells for 15c. Will buy a can of Armour's potted or Deviled Ham or Tongue. Will buy a can of extra grade Corn, Teas or Lima Beans. Will buy a can of Imported Sardines. Will buy a pound of Full Cream Cheese. Will buy a pound can of Uncle Sam's Baking Pow der. Will buy a can of Leader Condensed Milk. Will buy 4 Bars of the Fa mous Calumet Soap. Will buy two pounds of Soda Crackers or Ginger Snaps. Will buy a pair of Men's Fancy Silk Garters, in stripes or solid colors. Will buy a Fine Franch Toothbrush, four rows of bristles. Will buy a pair of Extra Fine Quality. Fast Black, Bibbed Children's Hose. Will buy a pair of Men's Guaranteed Fast Black Half Hose, extra quality. c An Odd Price, To Be Sure But It Will Crowd The Great Store On Wednesday. Will buy a roll of Crepe pa peryou know what Its worth. Will buy a yard of extra good quality Finishing Braid, In red, white or blue. Will buy a box of Fine Writ ing Paper, 24 sheets of paper and envelopes to match. Will buy your choice of FIno Lead Glass Tumblers that have sold at 15c. Will give you your choice of styles and patterns of Wine Glasses. Will buy a large size Glass Fruit Dish, worth 24c. Will buy a heavy engraved Custard Cup. Will buy a Handsome Vine gar Bottle. Will buy 6 large sauce Dishes. Will buy a Celery Holder that has sold for 19c. Will buy Olive Trays with gold trimmings. Will buy Bouquet Holders with gold trimmings. Will buy Cups and Saucers (set) with gold trim mings. Will buy Pickle Dishes with gold trimmings. Will buy 4i and 5-Inch Gas Globes. c There Are Always Choice Things That Go Quickly. Come Early and Don't Hiss Them Will buy nn S, 10 or 12-Quart Milk or Pudding Pan. Will buy a Japan Cannlster for Tea, Coffee or Spices. Will buy a Heavy Tin, Gal lon Oil Can. Will buy 2 Large Packages of Toilet Paper. Will buy 50 Feet of Cotton Clothes Line. Will buy a Largo Size and Heavy Wash Board. Will give you a big bargain InWlndow Screens. Will buy a Can of Paint, any color you wish has been 15c. Will buy your choice of S00 Pieces of Enamel Ware, including Sauco Pans, Preserving Kettles, Pud ding Pans, Bread Pans, Pie Plates, Jelly Pans, etc. all of which are worth double. Will buy an Extra Heavy Bristle Shoo Brush. Will buy your choice of White Wash Brushes. Stove Brushes, Scrub Brushes, Paint Brushes and Varnish Brushes, SUMMER RESORTS MT. POOONO, PA.' WWMMMWMSi I On Pocono Mountain, 8th Year. Largo lawn and plenty of ahado. Rooms, large and nlry, furnished neatly. Splen. did bath rooms. A tablo abundantly sup plied. An altitude of 2.400 feet above th eco. The air during summer comes from tho north nnd northwest through rtonsa Pino forests, giving u henlthy nnd un usual combination of a high, dry and filney nlr. No swamps, and tho country s absolutely free from malaria and. nl ways a good brcezo blowing during tha hottest days. Further information itlven by addressing CHAS. II. SMITH. Mount Pocono, Monroe Co., Pa. SPRING LAKE BEACH, N.J. On the Ocean Front. tiovo i tnllos below Long Branch. Monmouth House BPIUNa L.K12 I1EACH, N. J. Write for descriptive pamphlet containing lerms ana lninrmaiion. 11. H. Yard, Prop. 11. M. Clark, M'g'r. ASBURY PARK, N, J, Hotel Devonshire, ASHimV, N. .1. Delightfully Mtuated one block from tho ocean. Kverythlus new. All modern Im provements. J. D. HAMrtliEN, Jn., Manager. OCEAN OROVC, N, J. The Arlington, OCEAN nilOVK, Jf, J. The leadlnx hotel. Opan June 23 to October Cuisine und service unexcelled. Hnnltnry nrrauKOinents perfect. Orchestra. Hates $120 to 53.'., two in room. Special ratei to families. Bend for booklet. C. H. illLLAlt, Proprietor. a NEW YORK HOTELS. The St Denis Broadway and Eleventh St., New York. Opp. Grace Church. European Plaa. Rooms Ji.oo a Day and Upward. la a modeat and unobtrusive way there am few b.ttor conducted Hotels in the motropolu) than the St. Denis. The groat popularity it hiu acquired can readily be traced to its nnlqus location, lta bomellko atmosphere, the peculiar excellence, of its cuisine and service, and lta verr model ate prices. WILLIAM TAYLOR JM SOft wesiiimsieFhbiel, Cor. Sixteenth St and Irving Place, NEW YORK. AMERICAN PLAN, Day and Upwards. EUROPEAN PLAN, Day and Upwards. $3.50 Pep $1.50 Per I. D. CRAWFORD, Proprietor. For Business Men In the heart of the wholesale district. V ;! For Shoppers 3 minutes walk to WanamakeM: 8 minutes to Siegel Cooper's Hig Store. Kay of access to the great Dry Goods Stores. For Sightseers. ffijS One block from B'way Cars, giving easy.fK transportation to all pojuts ejf iuerestjAyX ar 1 1 i :)? new york: y COR. Uth ST. & DNIVKRSITY FLACR, V f Only One Block from nroadway. V V ROOmS, & 1 UP. RESTAURANT A5TOIOT.EBKLl:TJ GIVES Tiill BEST ILQHT BvOpiP ANP!5AB59LyTELY5AfE FOR SALE BY THE ATLANTIC REFINING CO SORANTON STATION. THE DICKSON M'F'G CO,, Kcrunton aud Wllkoi-Iiarro, I'x Manufacturers of L0C01H0T1VES.STATI0NARY ENGINES Uollers, Halstlnz and Pumping Machinery. General Office, Hcranton, Pa J BMC Vfl I sfa Tlirout, i'lraples, Cop. IttVt IUU per Colored Hpots, Aches. m. U... III.,,, In Mt.,,1. Wnl,- l-n 1 1 I . l Old Bores, Ulcers in Mouth, Hair Knlllug? nML u j fvi uu uicii i','w,"i mua Write COOK Kli.MliDV CO., O51 Masonia Temple, Chicago, III., for prools or cures. Capital, Sjoo.ouo. Worst oases cure J I . iju 35 days, too-page booK tree, MADE nV,E A SV1AM AJAX TABLETS POSITIVELY CUIUS A.LSfirvou .f)JfiM Falling Mem ory, Impotenc, Bleerloiness,eto., ctutej if Abuto or other Kioesoaa an J IndU cretloai. They vulcklu ajwi aurttw restore ijdh vitality in oiaorjoapt.aivi fltamiiuforttuclr, burlnest or marrlago. 1'rBvaat lninnttv im5 fVinBnmntInn it en'laUma. Their ow ihowi immediate) improT. rnent and effafita a lltlUR uhnra all nfhstr fAil In. lit upon, h&Ttne tha QnutnoAJx Tub let. The 7 ha? cured thoiuandsftml til cart yotu Wo 1t a pot ttiva written nuarttntao to etlact a euro Cf flYC itt oacheoaoor rafund tho money. PrtcavU U IOipr paokattoi or iU fkgei (loll treatment) for $2.60. lit mall, la Plain wrapper, upon nclpt o( prlra. Circular '" AJAX REMEDY CO., VuwVm.1" For sale- in' Hcranton, Pa., by Matthew Bros, aud il, O. Sanderson, druggists. Moie a mm ii it iiii i Til rJi'Lii ilBMpijrilJlMiRI
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