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THE SOU ANTON TRIBUTE-TUESDAY. OCTOBER 18. 1898.
B
This Vot Not UouJ Alter Oct j. iSgS.
HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW
LUDWEG PIANOS
JUST ARRIVED ?
Wo aro loyal to the oM rellublo
makes that we have handled from ten
to fourteen yours. If they were not up-to-dato
we would drop them at once,
but the Knabe, Vose, Urlggs and laid
wg pianos represent the most pto
gresslve Arms In the world.
Buy the famous TIED GUT VIOLIN
STRING and the MeKlnley edition of
10 cent music.
PERRY BROS
205 Wyoming Ave.
just Keceivea
A new lot of the cele
brated Florentine ware
that will be sold at less
than half the former
prices.
TIE GRIFFIN HIT STUDIO
DR. A. A. UNDABURY,
Speclaliies Surgery, Diseases of Women
Ofllce Hours. ... 0 to Inn. m
1 to :i p. in
At Kesidoncs 7 to spm
OfilceWllllnni" lSulldlic, Opp I'ostolllce
Itealdance 21(1 youth Main Atonne
COLUMBIAN DETECTIVE AGENCY
DIME BANK BUILDING,
SCRANTON, PA.
Mntlcr Killclted Where Other Failed.
Moderate Charge.
MRS. CJEO. CARR,
Teacher of Piano
MR. CARR.
Banjo, Aiandolin and
Guitai.
btndlos In the New Oueriisejr HuUdlnj:
Setentta Veurln Tim city,
on Musical Faculty Wyomluc Seminary.
"8
U i( opened a General lnturatice OfTlca In
tlMM 1111 Mil,
Celt Block Companies represented. Unrg
li.ef especially solicited. 'Xelephune 1BOD.
Huianu,
TOWffitfteSS
Write or Call for Price List.
KEMP, 103 Wyoming Avenue.
Allow Us to Clean Vour LACU CURTAINS,
and You Will Be Pleased.
I ackawanna
L
"THE"
AUNDRV.
308 Penn Atenue. A. B, WARMAN.
The Wllkes-Barre Record can be had
In Scranton at tlio r.eus stands or ReU
man Bros, 401 Spruce and C03 Llnd;n
streets; Mac, Lackcwunna avenue.
PEKSONAL.
Julius Traugott, of Gerson's millinery, is
n New York city.
Miss Laura Nctvhouse, of London, Kng.
land, Is tlsltlng her sister, Mis. II Lam;,
feld.
Mrs. John Mills, of rerdlnand street.
will leave to day for Philadelphia to ie.
main a month.
Miss Delia Evans, of South Hydo Talk
avenue, passed Sunday at her parental
home In Wllkes-Iiarrc.
James D. Edwards and daughter. Maiy,
of Edwardsvllle, were the guests Sunday
of M. P, Daniels, of Divlson street
G. V. Mlllat, of Millar & Peck, letunica
home Saturday after a week's business
trip In New Yoik amone the Importers.
Misses Ella and Josephine Itohrwaor
of South Scranton, and Miss Louisa
ICrause. of Broadway left foi New York
ywterdaj,
Artificer Meyers, of Company B, Thir
teenth Pennsylvania Infantry, Is able to
be about after a prolonged Illness, con
tracted while at ramp.
James Powell a private In Company O.
Kleventh United States Infantry, eon if
Chatles Powell, of the Scranton Railway
company. Is visiting his home in Green
Ridge. He wan granted a thlrt-day sick
leave from Porto Rico.
Mri, T. J. TMegtrgeJ, of Washington
avenue, cute) talned it few of hor friends
Wednesday afternoon at a dinner In honor
of lirr ulster. Mrs, C. A. ('ourtrlght, of
ITonesdale. Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs William MacLoan, Mr uml
Mrs. Finch, Mr. and Mrs J-e and others.
County' C'ommlHsloners John Ueinulh,
Oiks and S. W Roberls will leuve today
for Clearfield to attend the annual etao
convention of county commissioners. '1 tie
opening session will be tomoirow. The
convention will last three day's ComifiN.
sloner Olios Roberts Is a member of the
executive committee of the contention
John Lohmann, of Kingston, spent Sun.
day In the illy.
Steam Heating and numbing.
P. S &. M. T. Holey,231 Wyoming ave.
ii ui in li sippi? lose
V ' "m P'1 PWra-nh wffiv:-"';tii
U .!. Wl UJ1 jLrtwtLu.ijJf1;
TALK ON PHYSICAL CULTURE.
DoHvoifttl by Miss Caroline T. Conk
llng in the Scinnton Conservatory.
"Physleiil Culture" mid how best to
ncqulru It, was the Mibject of an In
Httuctlvp tnllc given by Miss Ciirollno
T. Conkllng on Satutday nftoruoon 11 1
the Scranton Conscivntory of Music.
After explaining that the core of tho
body was not less essential than the
cultivation of the mind, tho speaker
said that the flist step In body tiuln
lng must be the bringing up U a nor
mal position uml netltlty of the vital
organs. Before good blood can bo mudu
tho henit, lungs, liver, etc., must be
In their proper place, doing smootly
their appointed work.
Mies Conkllng gave a series of drills
which exhibited how these vital organs
could be exercised, and later showed
how the currents of vitality thus ciulr-K-filed
could be most advantageously
und equully dlsti United throughout tho
system. Her system of training com
bines hygienic gymnastics with Dei
sm te gestures, glng both vlgoious
exeielse nnd giace, ihylhm and sym
metiy of movement The talk was
clear, direct and most enjoyable. At
ti lutet date Miss Conklliii will con
sldn the subject of "Epi esst,n "
AGAINST VAN HORN.
Supreme Coutt Sustains the Lower
Court In Refusing n New Tiinl.
Case Will Be Taken to United
States Court.
Among the decisions handed down
b the Supreme court, sitting in
Pittsburg, yesterday, was one affirm
ing the decision of the eollit of quar
ter sessions of this count In refusing
a new trial in the case of Geoigo K.
Van Horn, comlctcd of the muider of
Mis. Josephine Wecot 'I here weie
twenty -se en assignments of etror on
the part of the defense.
Two ol them were on constitutional
questions. One was that the coutt
encd In locking the court loom door
on the llnnl dav of the ttlal, which
It Is alleged, Is contrary to tho United
States constitutional piotlslon ngalnst
star chamber tilals. The other wus
that court eried In allowing the Jirty
to isit tho scone of the murdei with
out taking tho defendant along, It
being held that this s a Iolatlon of
the stipulation that a defendant should
bo confionted by the witnesses against
him.
On tho strength of these allegations
Messis. Wedeman and Thayer, attor
neys for Van Horn, will take the case
to the supremo court of the United
States. They will go befote the statu
supieme couit with a motion for the
allow ance of an appeal and If ills gi anted
will ptocoed to hao the case submit
ted to the Federal supieme court.
The gi anting of tlte appeal will, of
coutse, stay all pioceedlngs. If It is
not granted the governor will be called
upon to fix a date for the execution.
NEW SUPREME OFFICERS.
Chosen at the Recent Convention in
St Louis.
At the second contention of the su
piomc council of the Young Men's In
stitute ot the United States which has
just closed at St. Louis, Mo., the fol
lowing olllceis were chosen.
Supieme chaplain. Archbishop Ireland
St. Paul, Minn ; supreme piesldent, V.
J. Kleice, San Tranclsco, Cal.: su
preme first t Ice-president, F. J. Muc k
entehe, Cincinnati, O.; supreme second
vice-president, A. V. St Puie, San
Francisco, Cal, sup! erne sceretaiy, M.
J. Counahan, Flushing, Ph.: supieme
treasurer, "W. Ti. Kenny. Cincinnati, O.
Boaid of diiectors. Chalimun, Hon.
M. T, Corcoran. Cincinnati. O . M II.
McAniff, Wllkes-Bairo, Pa., John
Lynch, S,an Francisco, Cnl., William
J. Kelly, Plttsbuig, Pa , R V. C.egg,
Denver, Col ; W. It. Rynn, Winchester,
Ky , 1 J. llnnnon, Portland, Ore.,
Dr. T. H, Mouls, San Fianclsco, Cal.
The Celebiation of the Year
at Philadelphia, Oct. 2" to 27. All pa
triotic citizens should attend this
mammoth Pence Jubilee.
The Lehigh Valley rallioad will
make
HALF RATES TO PHILADELPHIA
for this occasion. Tickets will be sold
Oct. 24 to 27. icturn limit Oct. 31, and
will be honored on any of tho num
erous trains, except the Black Dia
mond Rxpress.
An Impressit e Naval Review, Civil,
Indus tilal and military paiude, un
veiling of the Grant Equestrian Monu
ment In beautiful Falimount patk,
Dedication of the Restoied Independ
ence Hall, Grand Juvenile Chorus, will
be some of the Interesting featuies of
the thiee days' celebration.
President McKlnley nnd his Cabinet.
The Goternors of the Original Thli
teen States.
Lieutenant Commander Walnwright.
The heio, Hobson, and many others
ot distinction are expected to be in
attendance.
Consult Lehigh Valley Ticket Agents
for full particulate.
Florey & Brooks' New Enterprise.
Messis. Florey and Biooks, tho en
terprising bicycle and sporting goods
deulets, have purchased the stock and
good will of the Scuton Photo Sup
ply company, onth concerns hate oc
cupied the same stoie room on Wash
ington avenue since the destruction
the Y. M. C. A. building by flic
Messis. Florey and Biooks wish to
announce to the professional and ama
teur photogrupheiH of this city that
they have all the lutest supplies of all
kinds, which will always be bold at
tho right prices. They will also make
a specialty of developing and finishing
amateur work. This department Is
under the charge of an expert pho
togiapher which will exure their pa.
tions In this line first cmS3 tvoik.
Trom Evety View Point.
In traveling, the four most impoit
ant points to be considered are safety,
punctuality of beivlce, comfort and
speed. The Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern lalltvuy combines them all
Its roadbed mid equipment BUrpass
those of any other railway In Arner
Icn. And the fact that the United
States government has selected this
road for the fast mall trains proves
that punctuality and speed are part of
its dully toutlne,
if you contemplate a trip between
Buffalo and ' Cloveland, Toledo, Chi
cago, or points In tho West and South
west, be buic and travel over the Lake
Shore.
Perlee V. Jervis.
Will Klve instruction In Virgil Clav
ier and Mason methods, partlculaily
designed to meet tho lequlrements of
teachers. Also lessona to regular stu
dents. For terms, etc., call or address
Jeivis-Haidenbereh Piano School,
ANNUAL MEETING OF
FLORENCE MISSION
NUMBER OF INTERESTING RE
TORTS WERE HEARD.
It Was Shown That the Mission Is
Doing a Groat Woik for the Erring
and Fallen In Making Useful Mein
beis of Society Out of Them Mrs.
J. L, Ciawford'n Report for the
Building Committee The Present
Financial Condition of the Institu
tion. The largest attendance ever present
nt an annual meeting of tho t'lorenco
mission wus at the new homo for the
Institution on Hnirlson ittonue yestei
day afternoon. M.mv ladles of other
towns who no Interested In the work
were present. At the conclusion of th
session dainty lefreshments were sett
ed and vlsitois were shown over the
new Institution
In tho absence of Mr?. Thomas Oh I,
son Mrs. W. V. Latin ope pieslced anil
opened the meeting by 11 Seilptui 1
tending. Ret. G. E. Guild otTeid
player, Mis W S. Dlehl lead the
minute? of the Inst annual meeting
Mis Lnthropc lend th repoit of tin.
last vent, a stiong nnd well-wiltteii
paper. She gave a bilef resume of the
ycai's progiess In tho new building
nnd then rpoke of the objects of tb
work and Its fm leaching lnlluencv
and described the snfe, lender shellei
of the mission In Its cnte c.r tiie way
ward. Ml.s Dlohl read tho Interesting 1 -port
of Mis. r. it Von Stoich, the
secretary. The mission is but lite
years old At the close ot lnn yen
tho giound was bioken und onv-hutf
of the funds was raised for the new
home, which In He months vi leady"
for occupancv. A tilbuto was paid to
the geneiosltt and practical aid or Mr.
and Mis. J. I, Ciawford who were
thus publicly thanked by the boaid.
The woik of Mis. Emma Thomas, the
matio'i, and her nr-FM.mt. Ml is
Thomns. was pralsnd and the kindness
of the- city hospitnls, pai tlculmly the
Muses Tayloi. In which had been pie
pared looms for the caie of nil"' Ion In
mates, was mentioned nppicclatlt ely.
TRESUREIVS REPORT.
A room has now been arranged In the
mission whcio cases which demand
Isolation may bo treated.
Mis. rja Williams gave the treas
urers icport from Oct. 1, 1S07, to Ott.
1, 1S')S. It Is as follows:
Cash cm hand Oct. 1, 1S.97 $ 4s 01
RECEHTS.
Cash donations 5l',0 2"i
Hoard rcc cited ill")
Membership dins 2IJ ;)
Donations from boaid ot di
rector ,7p no
Receipts of concert 7 TO
771 13
Total jsj) to
DISBURSEMENTS.
Matron's salaiy Jll.' to
Kent UJ cvi
Gas and water ,"l 21
Drugs 13 ,V,
Printing 21 oil
Telephone I 01
IIoii'c furnishing 1 1 20
Railroad fa to iu on
House expensei 222 41
Cash on hand Oct. 1, lS'S . .
$ 21 11
Mis. E. C Thomas, the matt on, read
a caiefully prepared and Intel estlng
story of her yenr's work. No deaths
wele recorded. There hate been sixty
two Inmates thiough the year. Of
these eleten were babies and ir, of the
lemalnlng weie simply given tempor
ary shelter
The question as to the ability of
those who ale sent out to continue
in their new life Is answeied In the
statement that of ten In homes seven
have withstood any temptation to re
turn to their foimei dissolute condi
tion. In closing Mrs. Thomas asked
for earnest piaveis for work as these
were moie important than funds.
The chairman of the membeishlp
committee. Mis. J. W. Howaith, re
ported 121 associate members, 29 sus
taining, total l.'O.
SECURING A BUILDING.
Mrs. J. L. Crawford gave an inter
esting and caiefully prepared lesult
of the building committee, describing
the early stiugglcs for a home and the
subsequent triumph. The two lots
were purchased foi $1,500 at a time
when single lots were selling for a
$1,000 each. Now pioperty in this vi
cinity has Increased a large per cent.
The building committee consisted of
Mis. Ciawfoid, Mrs. A. D, Stelle, Mrs.
W. H. Taylor. Mis. W. T. Hac-kett,
Mrs. W. S. Dlehl and Mr. J L Ciaw
ford. Mr Crawford sketched the plans
which were accepted. Mr. K. L. Wal
tet was selected as aichitect and the
contract was let to Heniy Kauffhold
for $5,C00. A complete description of
the building followed A fence has
since been nddeel, which, with the grad
ing cost $500. The total cost of the
property Is $8,13S.23. Of this $1,C34.29
remains unpaid. Carbondale, Pitts
ton and Peckvillo hate tontilbuted
to the building fund,
Mrs. W. T. Huckett piesented the fol
lowing leport of the treasurer of tin
building committee:
Oct 15, li7 to balance In First
Nutloral haul ( its 12
Oct 17. ISls, cash leceltcd since
lapl lepoit . 4.2G4 12
W.UW 41
Fine
We arc offering our Na
tional Pure Food Co.'s
Soups aud Franco-American
vSoups, at
30c Per Can,
$3.50 per Doz.
You have in these soups the
finest pioducts in the land, the ex
perlenae of the best chefs and at a
very moderate cost.
E. Q. Coursen
Wholesale ami ltclnil.
Soup
Paine's
Celery
Compound
Makes People Well.
The one true specific for dlea arising
from adebllltate.l neroni syitem isPalre'
celery compound, so generally prescribed
by ptniilclans It is prnbxbly the most re
TnatVab1eiemrdytli.it the scientific research
cf this country has produced Prof. Hilward
P. Phelps, M D . b. I O , uf Dartmouth
college first prescribed what Is now lincwn
the wor'd over as I'alnr's celery compound,
a positive cure lor dyspepsia, biliousness,
liter eomp'Rlnt, neiiralqla, rheumatism, all
rervous disease, anil kidney troubles
Paine's celery compound has succeeded
again and again waete everything else ims
failed.
DISllt'RSEMENTX
Oct 17. 1S!!, Tradris' Real Est do
company 4,000 00
E 1. Walter 1M 0
Hunt &. r'oincll lno ui
Scranton Stote woiKs JL 01
Sfhluger ,1 Co Insurance 17 f0
W T. Ilnckett, insurnnco "17 W
J J Hotmail l'l "0
Mr G E. Dean 100
$U1 . 1
4b s;
$:.,o;i) it
Balance In I snk
Mis. Dlehl, of the home committee,
told Intel estlng details of tho girls In
the mission, anil said Hint partly worn
clothing Is needed. She then read a
t banning little message of good wishes
11 mil the pieslcli t, Mrs. Thomns Dick
son, and stated that It also contained
a check for $10.
MRS. HUODIE'S ADDIlEbS.
Mts ItobPit Uindto, of Catbondule,
made one of the most Inteiestlng ad
dresses of th day, gltlng a graphic
descilptlon of the woik done in her
city.
Mis. Lewis Jcncs, of Pittston. made
a brief lepoit, and Mrs Filedman, of
the same town, gate the trensuier's
lepoit.
Election of ofllcers took place as fol
lows: Mis. Thomns Dickson, piesl
dent. Mis. .1. L. Ciawford, flist vice
piesldent, Mis, A. D. Stelle, second
tlcc president, Miss Jennie Andrews,
coriespondlng secietniy, Mrs. Aijn
Williams, treasurer. Mrs. C II. Von
Storch, recording ecietarv. Miss Jen
nie Retnolds, assistant secretaiv. di
rectors for three yeais. Miss Dolph,
Mis. E. G. Dean, Mrs. J "v Howarth,
Mrs W II. Saditi, Mis. Robert Bioelie,
of Caibondale. directors for one year,
Mrs E. O. ('outsell, Mrs. Beddoe, Mrs.
W. T. Hackelt. Mis Obeits. of Peck
vllle. The meeting was dismissed with
the benediction by Rev. G E. Guild.
INTERNATIONAL CONCERT CO.
Already Booked for a Number of
Concerts.
The Intel national Conceit company,
which gave 11 nuinbei of delightful con
certs last j cm, will open Its season
next Wednesday in Carl ondalo under
the auspices ot the Episcopal church
ot that city The next concert will
take place tho flist week In November,
to be given at Cnlvaiy Reformed
church of this city, and followed by
nnother In the same week at Hones
dale. York, Pa., has been booked for
Nov. IS, and aiiaiMemento are belnT
made for concerts In Pittston and
Wllkes-Raire, but elates ate not yet
fixed.
Tho peisonnel of the company Is the
same as last year Mr. and Mrs. Ernst
Thlele, the well known New Yoik art
ists, Mr. F. Vandervekcn, the Belgian
tiollnlBt, who returned fiom Europe
last week and Miss Jennie Buchwnld.
the little New Y01U plannlste, who has
lately made Sci anion hor home
Their conceits are noted for their
good programme and the excellent len
dition of them. The early booking of
so many conceits promises a (lie sea
son for this excellent organization
ATTACKED THE OFFICERS.
Murderous Conduct of Henry Xylnn
der, of South Scinnton.
Lieutenant of Police Zang and Pa
tiolman Roland niiuowly escaped be
Ing stabbed caily yesteiday morning
by Henry Xy lander, of South Scranton.
He tas ill link, nnd was being taken to
the Alder street station house where
ho made the murderous attempt on
the ofllcers. The weapon was a piece
of copper, a foot in length with a sharp
point.
Tho blade penetiated Patrolman Ro
land's coat and InllicUd a slight wound
on h!s nbdomen. Lieutenant Hang es
caped injury. In police couit yester
day morning Alderman Lcntes held the
prisoner In $700 ball on tho charge of
assaulting tho ofllcers, nnd lined him
$' or 30 days In jail for Intoxication
and resisting airest. He was commit
ted to the county jull.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR UNION.
Offlceis Nominated by Executive
Committee nst Night.
The annual meeting of the executive
committee of the Chiistinn Endeavor
Union of tho city was held last even
ing In Graco Reformed church. Rev.
George E. Guild, of Providence, was
the presiding oillcei. Nominations of
ofllcers were mudo In the report fiom
the nominating committee us follows:
President, Rev. Georso W. Welsh, of
Calvmy Reformed chuich, iccordlns
secretary, Helena Clark, of Providence;
corresponding secretary, Jennie Dan
iels, of the West Side; treasurer, D. J.
Phillips, of Green Ridge, superinten
dent of missions, Louis Williams, of
Green Ridge; musical director, Charles
H, Doeisum,
A public meeting will be held somo
tlmo next month at which the nomin
ations will bo jatlflcd. The executive
committee will fix the date of that
meeting and tho place of holding It
and will make known tho some through
the newspapers and by sending an
nouncements to tho bccrctniy of every
church society.
Charles Chandler, A. C. Smith nnd
Mis. Joseph Haugl will bo ndded to
the commltto on public meeting.
Tho subject of "Good Citizenship"
was discussed Mr. Chandler spoke on
the expectations from this branch of
Kndeator work tho coming year. A
clear-cut nnd well defined policy will
be pursued and good results nre antici
pated. FUNERAL OF MILO J. WILSON.
Services Conducted by Rev. Charles
Robinson, D. D.
Fiotn the family lesldcnce, 819 Mul
berry street, the funeral of Mllo J.
Wilson took placo yesterday afternoon.
Rev. Charles Robinson, of the Sec
ond Presbytetlan church, otlle luted at
the set vices held at the houre. Sub
sequent to the lemovlng of tho le
malns at 3 o'clock, the members of the
Luckawnnna bar in attendance tlewed
the body. Intel ment was made In Foi
eit 11111 cemotety.
rlhr nltenmilna until n 1 1 nnilpfl bv n
1 large number uf it presentallte men
I ..( , Un t...utnnsc ,. i ...r.f.M.ulr.in1 ..lt0AU
of tl.lf city. The pull-beaters weie:
Judge IX. W. Alchbald, Hon. L. A.
Wattes, S. H Pi Ice, II. J Cnir, Fred
eil I; Fiillci nnd A H Christy.
NEW MASONIC TEMPLE.
Will Be Located In the Building J.
S. Miller Pioposes to Erect on
Spiuce Stieet Intend to
Occupy Two Floors.
The bul'diiig J ? Miller pioposes to
ci.'ct on the lront of the lot ho owns on
Sputte stie"t between Washington and
Wyoming avenues Is to bo used ns a
Musoule temple. For scveint weeks
w nkinrn hate been excavating for tho
1 jundations for the building and that
! w nk Is now piactlcally completed.
Aiehltcct F I Blown Is prepnting
th? plans lor the building which will
be of bilck and four stoiles high. The
11 out will be of buff brick ornamented
with stone. The two upper floors of
th building will be used for Masonic
pin poses nnd will be laid out and ittted
up especially for tlum The floois they
will occupy will be 40x7S feet In size
and tho top lloor will be used ns a
meeting loom. It will have an assem
bly hall 40x60 feet and several small
anto-ioonn. This large meeting room
will l)e hardseinely iltted. On the
third lloor will be the banquet hall
forty feet square, kitchen, committee
rooms end lockets fot the members.
In the banquet hall theie will be some
clnborato hnulwood decorations.
It Is tho Intention of Mr Miller to
have a stole room on the flu t floor and
there Is a. possibility that the Citv club
may occupy the second. Woik on the
building is being pushed ns l.ipidly as
polblc.
OPENING EVENING CLASSES.
Exercises Held in the R. R. Y. M. C.
A. Last Night.
At the Rallioad Young'.Men's Chils
tian association last nlcht there was
a ery interesting and entertaining
time In connection with the opening
of the educational classes The laig.-
number of young men present" listen
ed to seteial excellent addresses, some
sweet music and aftet wards weie re
galed with a lunch sertcd by the ladles'
auxiliary.
The exercises were an.ingecl by F
W. Pearsall, the aineiatlon ecietaiy
A. 13 Clomons, of the Dickson works,
formei ly educatlotal secretmy of the
New Jcisy state committee of the
Young Men's Christian association,
m ide the principal addiess of the even
ing. One of the facts stated by him is
Hint one-sixth of tho night school
work of the country Is done by the
Young Men's Christian association.
Other addi esses were made by J. A.
Mellon, Instructor In the mechanical
drafting department of the evening
school; F, D. Glcvei, who teaches
penmanship, arithmetic and grammar,
and John Armstrong, who directs the
gymnasium work. Mr. Mellen has had
charge of this depaitment of the work
for six veais, and Messrs. Gioter and
Armstrong for four years each.
Music was furnished by the Orpheus
Instrument? 1 quarette. The exercises
were piesieled oter by D. J Whlteforel,
chairman of the educational commit
tee. Befoie the exercises concluded a
A Good Set or Teeth for... $3.00
Our Best Sets or Teeth 5.00
Incladlne the Painless Infraction
DR. S.C.SNYDER
321 Spruce Street, Opp, Hotel Jcrmyn
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing Go.
TELEPHONE 622.
141 to 149 Msridian Streat, Scranton, Pa.
BURNING AND LUBRICATING OILS.
PAINT DEPARTnENT.--Pure White Lead, Colors
nnd Varnishes.
SIEBEOKEB & WATKSN
No. 406 Lackawanna Avenue.
We would like to get acquainted with such ot Scrnnton's popula
tion as do not know our store and methods. Always aiming to
please our patrons, we believe the benefit would be mutual. In Carpet--we've
everything desirable and priced with utmost fairness. In Du-
eries our stock is verv complete, showing greater variety than any st
in town. Our Upholstery Department is in charge of skilled worknu
who are kept continually busy. In the Window Shade Department
give universal satisfaction. These are pretty big claims, but if ou
doubt them you can easily find out for yourself whether they are true or
not. Come and see us when you are in need ot any of these things.
We'll appreciate it and try and treat you right.
SIEBECKER & WATKINS,
406 Lackawanna Avenue.
debating society was formed which will
have Its flist meeting Saturday cvsn
Ing, Oct, 29,
Following Ib tho schedule for the
etenlng classes: Mechanical drawing,
Monday and Thursday; penmanship
uilthmvtle and grammar. Tuesday
and Friday; gymuuslutn, Monday and
Fildny.
OBITUARY.
Mrs. Unbt Idl.i Breck Hutu, relict of tho
lato John Swift, died at her residence, .'J
Cluy atenus, Sunday night at 1.30 o'clock
llcr death was stielden, though for many
yours sho was a sufferer. In tho morning
sho wan uhlo to attend chmch tertlces
nnd spent a portion of tho day with her
hi other, Attorney Charles Dut'ont Brick
About 3 o'clock In the afternoon sho gtew
weak and sank rapidly, Mrs. Swlfi was
born on the Brandywlue, near Wilming
ton, Del., August 21, ISIS, nnd was In Iter
fiftieth jeur. Her fattier. William Buck,
cinno to tills alley when the deceased
was a girl In UC9 she was mauled, and
removed to Schonectady, N. Y lemaln
lng there until the death uf hei husband,
when sho te turned to this city. Mrs.
Swift was a member ot St. Luke's church
and manifested a deep Interest In tho ta
rteniB charitable societies ot that congre
gation, Two sons, Edward Swift und
Charles DuPont Swift surtlvo her.
Charles Dupont Brock slid George L.
Breck were her brothers. Tho funeral will
tako placo Wednesday afternoon at S
o'clock. Sort Ices will bo held In St.
Lulco's chinch Interment, which will bo
prltnte, will bo madei in tho Forest Hill
cemetery.
Tatilck T. Kllnnrtlu, proprietor of the
Ransom Vnllv hotel, at Hansom, died
Saturday evening at ti SO o'clock from at
affection of tho liver. He was 31 years ot
age and Is survived bv his wife. Tho de
ceased was well known In this city, l'o.
a number ot years he was a business as
sociate, of Lawrenco Ketrlck, and was a
member of Crtstal Hose company, Tlu
funeral will tuko place this morning A
high mass of lequlem will bo sold at St
Patrick's church, Pittston. Intel ment
will bo made in Miuooka Catholic ccme
teiy. Beautiful
Fall Millinery
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OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
Is filled to icpletlon with the finest
stock of Fall and Winter Milllneiy that
has ever been brought to Scranton
Hcie you see beautiful aitlstic en -tions,
dliect from the hands of expeil
tilmmois. Having superior talent and
malting the wants of our trade n caie
ful study, places us in position to pio
duce perfect gems ot great beauty and
tare style. We combine highest grades
of material, perfect style and finish so
ns to be able to offer our line Millinery
at a very low price. We nsk a ery
little pi Ice and give a great deal of
style.
YOU WANT WHAT'S A1
UP TO DATE?
SEC OUR HATS. SHIRTS, NECK
WLAK, ETC.
BELL&, SKINNER
Hotel Jcrmyn Building.
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20 Lackawanna. Ara., Scrantan Pi
Wholesale nnd Ilctnll
DRUGGISTS.
ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD.
FRENCH ZINC.
Ready nixed Tinted Paint,
Convenient, Economical, Bumble.
Varnish Stains,
rroduclncl'crfeotlmltattonofBxpsnMT
Woods.
Rnynolds' Wood Finish,
Especially Demgned for Inslda Wcrfc.
Marble Floor Finish,
Durable and Drlot (Quickly
Paint Varnish and Kal
somine Brushes.
PURE LINSEE3 OIL UND TURPENTINE.
KNOX HATS
For Ladies and Gentleman,
FINE
NECKWEAR
Hand & Payne
203 Washington Ave.
Your
Flour Bin
May need replenishing. If
so, wo invito your attention
to the fact that our
"Snow White"
Dour Is a great favorlto, and
is giving universal satisfac
tion. Theie are hundreds of
families who will use no
other kind.
There nre others who would
use no other kind If
they once tried "SNOW
I WHITE."
YOU ought to try It.
! All Grocers Sell It.
"We Only Wholesale It."
THE WESTON MILL CO
Scranton, Carbondale, Olyphant.
FIVE DOLLARS FOR
WRITING l! LETTER
Iu order to introduce
my new line of Kimball
Pianos aud 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,
Wilkcs-Barrc.
NO BANKRUPT SALES
F
OF ANY KIND.
traight Business,
Cash or Credit.
Houses Furnished Compht).
CARBteS HOME CREDIT HOUSE
4215 LACKAWANNA! AV2.